Discord is one of the premier ways for gamers to communicate and organize as a group. Since 2019, players have been able to increase their connection to others by streaming directly to their friends. Private Discord streams are one of the easiest ways to share your gaming experience directly with the people who are most important to you and no one else. While streaming to a private audience on Twitch has numerous complications, streaming to a private audience on Discord is as easy as clicking a few buttons.

Magic: The Gathering Arena’s ranked system is divided into two main formats: constructed and limited. Each format has its own separate ladder. Your constructed ranking is based on how you perform in games where you get to use cards from your collection to craft a deck. Your limited rank changes based on your performance in any draft or sealed events you do.  MTG: Arena seasons last about a month and your ranking at the start of the season is based on where you ended the previous season.

South Korean MMO Lost Ark has finally come to the West, offering tons of areas to explore, a story to discover, and a host of items to collect. The free-to-play game was initially released in Asia in 2018, and it has been adapted for the Western audience recently. As it’s often the case for South Korean MMO games, Lost Ark features hundreds of items to farm, and collectibles are one of them.

Hiding in the grass can only get you so far in Call of Duty: Warzone since sooner or later, you’ll find yourself in situations where only a single player can walk out alive. In such circumstances, your aim and tactical knowledge will be the difference maker. While some players will have a natural gift for the game, most will become a better player by practicing. Having the right settings for your play style as you’re getting better at Warzone can be incremental as you’ll want to build your muscle memory on top of a strong foundation.

Every weapon in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has an assigned codename. Specifically, blueprint guns are only known by its title and its codename. Inexplicably, when looking at weapon blueprints in the in-game store, the description only uses the gun’s blueprint codename, and not the name of the actual gun. Blueprints sometimes completely change the look of a weapon, so it can be tough to know just what gun you’re buying a blueprint for.