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CS2 Trust Factor update: How to check Trust FactorThe recent update has enabled Trust Factor again, raising questions from the community. Arnav ShuklaJune 11, 2024

Day one of Pokémon TCG at NAIC 2024 has been jaw-dropping, with nearly 50 percent of the total decks at the event being one of three archetypes. Lugia VSTAR, Raging Bolt/Ogerpon ex Teal Mask, and Gardevoir ex dominate the metagame in a drastic shift from EUIC. After the release of Twilight Masquerade, Charizard ex decks have completely fallen from the top lists for Pokémon TCG. New meta. Image via The Pokémon Company Outside of the big three, which are being used by nearly 400 players in the Masters Division, the next best deck is Lost Zone Box. Surprisingly falling down…

The MP5 in XDefiant is a close-quarters king. With its controllable recoil and solid damage output, it’s a weapon favored by aggressive players who love to be mobile around the map and play in tight spaces.But to truly dominate those corridors and claim points, you’ll need the perfect loadout. Here’s a guide to help you with the best MP5 loadout in XDefiant.Best MP5 loadout in XDefiant — full MP5A2 attachmentsCredit: Marv YouTube ChannelThis build prioritizes mobility and control. You’ll be able to zip around corners, take enemies by surprise, and lay down accurate fire thanks to the reduced recoil.SLOTATTACHMENTMuzzleLight SuppressorRear…

Wolfe Glick is one of the most accomplished Pokémon players in VGC history and so of course fans are curious about his North America International Championships team. Pokémon teams can change pretty drastically between events and formats depending on the metagame, so you may be wondering what the 2016 world champion brought to NAIC, one of the biggest events of the season. The international event used the Regulation G ruleset—Scarlet and Violet’s first single-restricted format—meaning Glick’s team has one restricted Legendary slot along with his other five ‘mons. Glick has proven to be a strong teambuilder and already won two…

Behold a god-tier sidearm.The Call is a new destination weapon in Destiny 2 The Final Shape. It’s the second rocket-assisted frame-type sidearm weapon that can deal massive amounts of Strand explosion damage. The Call is easily one of the most feel-good sidearms currently available in Destiny 2 that can easily annihilate ads and most yellow-bar enemies in the game with the appropriate roll. If you want to add the best version of The Call to your Destiny 2 arsenal, you have come to the right place. In this ONE Esports guide, we explain our pick for The Call god roll in Destiny…

Esports Awards faces major backlash for Esports World Cup partnershipMany have spoken out against the partnership. Tom BullJune 9, 2024

Top Scarlet and Violet VGC players are seeing success with a unique Gen I Pokémon at the North America International Championships (NAIC) based on stats from day two. As NAIC continues this weekend, we’re seeing a lot of the same dominant Pokémon—Incineroar, Urshifu, Calyrex, Miraidon, and their friends. In fact, there’s only one major difference when comparing the usage stats between day one and day two. If you look at the last slot of the top 12 Pokémon on day two, Ditto just made the cut at 12.2 percent usage. VGC caster Rosemary Kelley confirmed a total of 10 players…

The Perfect Pitch is a new precision-frame SMG in Destiny 2. It’s a new ritual weapon with some insane perk synergies, which makes it one of the best SMGs of the Final Shape era. If you’re intrigued by this new deadly SMG in Destiny 2, you have come to the right place. In this ONE Esports guide, we explain how to get the Perfect Pitch, alongside our take on its PvE god roll. How to get Perfect Pitch god roll SMGScreenshot by Shreyansh Katsura/ONE EsportsThe Perfect Pitch is a new ritual weapon, and you can get a curated roll by reaching rank…

VALORANT Masters Shanghai Showmatch: Team CN prevails on AbyssVALORANT Masters Shanghai starts its final day with a Showmatch that pits teams of creators against each other on a brand-new map. Brandon MooreJune 9, 2024

There are only two months left until the 2024 Esports Awards begin, but the face of the broadcast has decided to resign after clashing views on the company’s direction over the last year. Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez has announced that he will resign from the Esports Awards panel and won’t host the event moving forward. The popular shoutcaster and commentator has been the face of the Esports Awards since he became its host, but now, he is stepping away for a handful of reasons. Hey everyone,I’m going to get straight to the point: I won’t be hosting the Esports Awards moving…