What kind of Fortnite building tips are written on that damn blueprint?
Spam Bomb At Bomb Mission Luxville (COUNTER-TERRORIST)
Location 1
SPAM BOMB in front of SC
Pic Position > Just take your position as picture > Jump to the Pillar and Throw the bomb with posture Standing
Spam Bomb at Bomb Mission Luxville (TERRORIST)
Location 1
SPAM BOMB to SC stairs
Pic Position > Just take your position as picture and throw the bomb with posture Standing
5 Things You Never Know You Could Do In GTA 5
TAKE SELFIES DURING CUTSCENES
One of the more consistently hilarious features in GTA 5 is the Snapmatic phone app that allows players to document anything they find in GTA's wilderness, be it a funny sign, a beautiful vista, Trevor wearing a dress or a snapshot of the absolute carnage they've just wreaked on the unsuspecting NPCs. However, what people may not know is that it's possible to use the camera during the cinematic cutscenes.
If the player opens up Snapmatic just as a cutscene starts, your character can start taking screenshots and selfies of the unfolding action. Best of all, the scene will show Michael/Franklin/Trevor wielding their phone and intently looking at the screen, presumably only half-listening to the dialogue with all the enthusiasm of a disinterested teenager at a family gathering.
FIND A FROZEN ALIEN
GTA has had a strange preoccupation with all things extraterrestrial since the days of San Andreas. In the 2004 classic, if CJ visits Area 69, he'll hear chatter about some aliens that have landed on Earth. Nine years later, it seems like they've made themselves right at home, though they may have taken a few missteps along the way.
In GTA 5's Prologue mission in North Yankton, it's possible to veer off the snowy road and drive right onto a frozen lake. If you find the right spot, you can see the body of an alien creature trapped under the ice. This is super-easy to miss, but players who have already done the opening heist can revisit the area in the mission "Bury the Hatchet" later on in the game.
GO GHOST HUNTING
With all the startlingly regular deaths that happen in Grand Theft Auto, it makes sense that more than a few ghosts would be floating around the world. There have been myths about spectres showing up in the games since the early days, but GTA 5 took things several steps further.
Some players have reported seeing mysterious plumes of black smoke, dubbed “phantoms” in certain areas, but the most interesting (and tangible) example is the Ghost of Mount Gordo. If the player hikes up Mount Gordo between 23:00 and midnight in-game, they'll see the apparition of a woman. The spirit can't be interacted with in any way, other than her disappearing when you get too close, but thanks to the scrawled “JOCK” on the rock below, internet sleuths have found out the woman's identity – one Jolene Cranley-Evans, former wife to politician Jock Cranley. An article about her death can be found in the Senora Beach newspaper, which points the finger at the husband murdering his wife by pushing her over the edge of the cliff and getting away with it scot-free. Pleasant.
DRESS UP AS OTHER ROCKSTAR GAMES CHARACTERS
There are thousands of unique looks possible when it comes to customizing the three main characters. However, there are some particularly cheeky Easter eggs and references hidden in some of the outfits you can equip. Weirdly, Michael seems to get most of them.
As Michael, you can dress up in a suit very similar to Tommy Vercetti's '80s-tastic suit from GTA: Vice City. You can also find a garish Hawaiian shirt that looks exactly like the one Max Payne rocks in Max Payne 3. If you are planning to cosplay as everyone's favorite bullet-time burnout, make sure to shave your head and have a beard for added authenticity. If you go into Vespucci Movie Masks at the beach, you can also find a mask that closely resembles the disguise worn by the terrifying and deranged psychopath Piggsy in Manhunt. Chainsaw (unfortunately) not included.
FIND TONS OF REFERENCES TO OTHER VIDEO GAMES
For eagle-eyed fans, there are plenty of nods and references to not only Rockstar's own back catalog, but other games in general. The CNT Network airs a reality show named “Rehab Island” with a logo that is a clear shout-out to the Dead Island series logo, only with the palm tree's fronds replaced by a marijuana leaf.
If you make your way to a junkyard in Paleto Bay, you can find a generator that has a very similar paintjob to Borderlands' hyperactive mascot robot Claptrap. As both games are owned by the same publisher, it seems likely that it's a direct reference to the gun-stuffed anarchic shooter. There's a great Dark Souls nod in the form of a mission objective called “Praise the Sun”, and fans of Sonic the Hedgehog should check out the “Supersonic” business in Downtown Los Santos. Their motto? “The Ultra Fast Ring Delivery Service”. If that isn't an homage to Sega's blue blur, we don't know what is.
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10 Player Unknown's Battle Ground Tips
TRY
BEING AGGRESSIVE TO IMPROVE
Much of our beginner’s guide to PlayerUnknown’s
Battlegrounds focused on careful play and tactics for surviving as long as you
can. But by its very nature, PUBG is a game in which you’ll lose often and die
a ton. Only one person out of nearly 100 can win, and you’re unlikely to come
out on top until you’ve gained quite a bit of experience.
The Best (and Worst) Guns in Player Unknown's Battle Grounds
While it's apparently entirely possible to win a game of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds without firing a shot, for those of us less committed to pacifism, finding and firing guns is the key to victory. This guide will take you through the most potent firearms on offer, discussing the key points you need to know about each weapon and offering tips on how best to modify them.
Updated August 2017 with new weapons and some adjustments to the previous rankings.
Assault rifles
🌟 SCAR-L: What sets the SCAR above all other assault rifles is the ability to control the recoil when firing, particularly when you have an array of modifications attached. It’s the only AR that can comfortably use automatic fire at medium range.
Groza: A new care package-only assault rifle, the Groza is similar to the AKM, but with a higher rate of fire and slightly different recoil. It's clearly a beast: a tough gun to control from the hip, but aiming down the sights makes a nice straight vertical line and the recoil can be managed. It's worth picking up if you find one, or are brave enough to hit up a supply crate. Have some 7.62 ammo ready.
M16: A great ‘off the shelf’ option that requires fewer modifications than the SCAR to reach its full potential. The M16 is fast and accurate in single shot mode compared to other ARs, while burst fire is best limited to close range. It has just has three attachment slots: magazine, barrel, and optics.
AKM: Does the most damage per bullet, meaning it’s an exceptional tool if you’re able to land multiple headshots, but heavy recoil and a slightly slower rate of fire mean it’s probably the weakest Assault Rifle overall (unmodified), with a poor automatic fire mode—though the best players can take advantage of it's power. For best results stick to single-shot above 20m and always try to land those headshots (it should only take 2 headshots to down an enemy—if you can land them). Only has three modification slots: magazine, barrel, and optics.
M416: Offers similar levels of modification to the SCAR, with the option to add a tactical stock that is required if you plan on using automatic fire anything above 20 meters. Not quite as stable as the SCAR, but with a faster rate of fire it’s still very viable. A good all-round weapon that doesn’t truly excel at anything.
Recommended assault rifle mods:
Vertical grip/angled grip – The angled grip improves stability to a lesser degree and offers faster aiming down the sight, but you should prioritize the stability boost of a vertical grip to get the most out of your AR.
Compensator, suppressor, flash hider – one of the key choices you need to make. Suppressors are deadly on all assault rifles, severely limiting your opponent’s ability to locate you through directional audio. A compensator steadies recoil which can be vital if you’re planning to fire in full-auto at anything above close range. If you find a suppressor, prioritize it over a compensator unless you have another suppressed weapon. Recent community testing has shown that the flash hider reduces recoil to the same degree as the compensator, while giving the added utility of hiding gun-fire, making it a great pickup.
Extended mag – Simply more useful than a Quickdraw mag. Having those extra bullets at the ready fundamentally means that they're ready to fire, rather than reloading more quickly.
2x 4x or 8x scopes – Assault rifles truly shine with decent optics, the superior magnification of an 8x allows you to focus on headshots.
SMGs
🌟 Vector: A tiny package of doom that incapacitates quickly and is limited only by its short range. There's no weapon I'd rather have in the last moments of most matches, where I'm enclosed in a small area. Nearly always best used in full-auto, firing in bursts to retain accuracy beyond 15m.
UMP: The bridge between SMGs and assault rifles, with the slower rate of fire offset by limited recoil and a better effective range (30-40m) than the Vector. The UMP requires a lot of modifications to reach its full potential. Fire it in full-auto to take people down quickly. Its 9mm ammo should be plentiful.
Uzi: Fast, but wildly inaccurate. With a stock the Uzi becomes far more stable, but it’s still terrible at anything above 15-20 meters.
Recommended SMG mods:
Extended magazine – Absolutely vital to make the Vector and Uzi in particular shine, as the base, magazines are so shallow.
Suppressor – High rate of fire plus near-silence is an insane combo.
Vertical foregrip – Gives a vital boost to both the Vector and the UMP’s effectiveness at range by steadying the recoil.
Uzi stock – If you have your heart set on using an Uzi, be sure to pick this up to improve stability and lessen recoil.
Sniper rifles
Sniper rifles
SKS: The second-weakest long gun, fulfilling its role as a marksman rifle rather than a fully-fledged sniper weapon. I tend to prioritize it below assault rifles unless there’s a handy sniper rifle silencer to attach to it, due to the rarity of sniper mods and the selection of solid single-fire assault rifles.
Kar-98k: A fantastic rifle, with decent iron-sights and deadly accuracy. Try to take the extra moment to line up headshots while operating the Kar-98—the slow rate of fire often means you’ll get limited opportunities to shoot and it can be difficult to hit targets that are moving defensively. A single headshot will KO enemies wearing anything below a level 3 helmet. Body shots will require at least two shots, or three against a level 3 vest.
M24: Kind of like the AWM’s little brother—not quite as powerful but still highly effective at distance. If you want to hide in the hills and take potshots, this will be your weapon of choice thanks to its relatively abundant 7.62mm ammunition.
Mk14 EBR: We haven't hit a supply drop with one of these yet, so we can't speak from experience, but here are the details: The Mk14 is a new mid-power marksman rifle with a tripod that increases stability while prone, and a higher bullet velocity than the SKS, Kar98, and M24. The Mk14 EBR and the VSS below are the only marksman rifles with automatic firing modes. We wouldn't say no to one if we came across it.
VSS: The VSS is an unusual weapon. It comes with a permanent scope, and though its subsonic 9mm ammo is weak and tough to put on mark at long distances, the suppression makes it hard for targets to gauge your location. If you’re struggling to find optics and assault rifles, it can give you medium range capability in a pinch, and could come in handy in the late game.
Recommended sniper mods:
8x scope, 15x scope – An AWM or M24 with no scope is a curse in disguise—they have no iron-sights.
Suppressor – Nothing in Battlegrounds is more terrifying than realising a sniper is shooting at you, without being able to tell which direction they’re firing from.
Dota 2 : Guide to Competitive Positions
With the growing popularity of Dota 2, there are many players new to the game and genre. While many of Dota’s features can be witnessed in-game, some of the more nebulous details that get tossed around as gospel by more seasoned players, such as the structure of the competitive metagame, can be hard for newcomers to pick up. Terms like a 1 player versus a 3 player or a roaming support versus a hard support can be confusing for the uninitiated. The purpose of this guide is to introduce newcomers to Dota 2 to the common terms and positions used in competitive play, which will help to make it easier to both watching professional play and improve your personal play using guides that use this terminology.
Dota 2 - Invoker (Kael) Guide
Invoker is, without a doubt, the best Dota 2 hero. Imagine, among all 115 choices, he is the only hero that has 10 abilities (that’s like six more skills compared to the majority of Dota 2 heroes). There’s a sense of entitlement that comes with being able to play this hero. You can literally feel gaining 10 IQ points the moment you pick him, and it almost requires you to laugh at the faces of those players who can’t even stun with Wraith King.
Fake Cheat and Rumor About Harvest Moon : Back To Nature
In Harvest Moon: Back to Nature there are also several rumors and cheats floating around that it turns out are not true.
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