Epic Games has found a way to make each Fortnite chapter and season as memorable as possible. Fans worked tirelessly to save the Fortnite universe during the second chapter, and there were a bunch of notable cameos to help them with the cause. Fortnite’s third chapter just kicked off, and it came with a banger of a battle pass. From Spider-Man to The Rock portraying The Foundation, players can unlock a ton of cool skins through the season’s battle pass.

Following an April 17 broadcast, VTuber and streamer Veibae received her first Twitch ban. Known for her variety streams, the VShojo partner has amassed over 800,000 followers on Twitch by creating quality content viewers enjoy. But in Veibae’s live stream today, those content-making skills are potentially what got her into trouble. Veibae received her first ban from Twitch after reacting to a YouTube video titled “Midwest FurFest,” according to fans. Apparently, while watching the video about a furry convention, explicit content was shown on screen for a few seconds, leading to a swift suspension for the Twitch star.

Diana is one of the strongest jungle champions in League of Legends season 12. Although she has been played in the mid lane, Diana’s changes have made her burst damage and jungle clear extremely effective. She can hold her own in a variety of situations such as duels, teamfights, and ganking. Much like the other champions in League, Diana uses a variety of items to suit different situations she may find herself in during the game.

Shattered Realm’s maze-like missions send players through the dark depths of the Ascendant Plane, pitting them against a small army of enemies (and a boss) to make it out with a rescued Techeun. If you don’t get sidetracked, that is. Shattered Realm has a series of hidden secrets for players to explore if they meet the requirements, including upgrades in the Wayward Compass in the H.E.L.M. and a keen eye for the hidden pathways and concealed nooks and crannies.

The original Diamond and Pearl are famous for not having very many Fire-types. If players didn’t want to import their Fire-type Pokémon from previous games, the only two options were Chimchar, one of the games’ three starter Pokémon, and Ponyta, a Fire-type originally from Generation I that made a reappearance in Sinnoh. Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl‘s use of the Sinnoh Pokédex during the main story means that players will be restricted to these two until they obtain the National Pokédex.