League of Legends patch 12.5b has hit live servers, with Riot Games devs taking aim at seven bot laners, including Zeri, Aphelios, and popular pro pick Jinx, in the “B” side update that will tide players over until 12.6 arrives on March 30. Riot is taking a short development break throughout the month of March, meaning the next League patch cycle was meant to be four weeks instead of the usual two.
When Apex Legends was released in February 2019, no one knew how it would perform in an already oversaturated battle royale genre. Within days of its launch, however, it was apparent that the game was an instant hit. In the opening three days of the game’s release, people rushed to download the new battle royale—millions of people, to be exact. After 72 hours, 10 million people had downloaded Respawn Entertainment’s latest game.
Twitch provides access to thousands of creators’ content ranging from intense first-person shooters to more casual experiences like Just Chatting. There is likely a niche streaming category for everyone to enjoy and multiple streamers providing an excellent experience. But if you find multiple streamers you enjoy, it can be tough deciding which one you should watch. Thankfully there are a few easy ways to watch multiple streams on Twitch at the same time.
Sett is one of the most reliable top laners in League of Legends and can provide plenty of utility to his team with his tankiness, true damage, and crowd control. His health bar is deceptive due to his passive, which gives him more health regeneration the lower his health is. As a result, plenty of teams commit into trying to take down Sett and ignore the rest of the team. By picking up champions who can control his laning phase or provide more utility in teamfights, you can shut him down.
Nothing strikes fear in the heart of Destiny 2 Guardians everywhere like a small mammal. Hive gods? Nothing. Giant Vex monstrosities? Easy cake. Huge Cabal warriors? That’s pie. But a weasel? Horrifying. Truly, truly horrifying in the worst way possible. Destiny 2’s error codes have fun names, and WEASEL is one of them. But there’s nothing fun about what happens when error code WEASEL strikes. It means you can’t play Destiny 2 due to some kind of internet issue, and that’s a scary thought.