The Apex Legends weapon pool has gone through quite a few changes over the last several seasons. With the constant reshuffling of supply drop weapons and the general floor loot pool, it’s tougher than ever to know which gun you should choose. As such, our tier list has gone through quite a few changes. We’ve placed every gun in the game into a tier and given our reasoning as to why you should—or shouldn’t—use it.

The vast lands of Teyvat in Genshim Impact range from the freedom-loving grasslands of Monstadt to eternity-centric islands of Inazuma, possessing a wide variety of people that players will meet on their travels. One of the nations that the traveler and Paimon will venture to is Liyue, possessing a rich history centered around the importance of contracts. Liyue, including both the city of Liyue Harbor and its grasslands and villages, is closely based on aspects of Chinese culture.

Set Six Gizmos and Gadgets contains a total of 58 Teamfight Tactics champions that can support the team and obliterate enemies when equipped with best-in-slot items.  Items within TFT Set Six aren’t the focus of Gizmos and Gadgets due to the new mechanic, Hextech Augments. They still play an integral role, however, especially on carriers and frontline tanks. Placing the right items on an early-game carry champion can help a player manage their gold via win streaks and battles are sometimes decided by the best TFT item being put on a support unit.

The Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) will give teams one last-ditch effort to make it to VALORANT’s end-of-year world championship. Initially scheduled for Oct. 12 to 17, a total of eight teams from North America were expected to compete on LAN for the last spot at Champions. But after two players from FaZe Clan tested positive for COVID-19 on Oct. 13, the event had to be postponed and pushed back to a later date.

It’s been a long journey to the top for Ninja. But at 30 years old, he’s one of the most popular names in gaming. By May 2018, he had more than 188,000 Twitch subscribers, a number that dropped by 40,000 in June after taking two days off for E3 2018. Ninja then went on to have a brief stint with Mixer, a streaming platform owned by Microsoft, before ultimately returning to Twitch in 2020.