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Do you remember the days when the Mastiff was a care package weapon you dreamed about wielding? In seasons since it has become a weapon obtainable via ground loot and thousands of players have been able to experience just how powerful it is. Since moving to be a ground loot item it did see a reduction in overall damage, but it didn't hamper its effectiveness. The great thing about it being ground loot is that it sports some of the nicest iron sights in the entire game, making the need for a sight attachment insignific

As always in gaming, keeping your eyes glued to a big screen where your fingers don't block some of the view and your neck isn't straining from your head looking down produces a more comfortable experience. The more comfortable players are, the more they can focus on the g

That leads to better competition and skill development. That's also why console PUBG gamers tend to be more competitive and serious compared to the PUBG Mobile players. The result is more tense and rewarding victor

Wraith has crucially useful access to the void with her portals, teleporting her teammates long distances in an instant. Seasoned Pokémon players are no strangers to the difficulties of catching an Abra for the same reasons. Abra is known to teleport away from trainers at its first opportunity. If Pokémon trainers are lucky enough to snag one, Abra also grants them the ability to teleport to the last visited Poké Center, quite similar to Wraith's access to a previous location in Apex Legends via portal. Needless to say, the other Legends better keep their heads on a swivel if Wraith and Abra ever team

Besides, it's easier to see opponents from afar when looking at a big screen as compared to just squinting your eyeballs dry at your phone. Surely most households by now have a serviceable big flatscreen that's viable for console gam

And look - I'm not against sexy character designs. Actually, I usually like them! I'm a big fan of Senran Kagura and Dead Or Alive, and love the lengths fighting games go to make characters as horny as possible. But there's a way to have something be sexy and make sense, which Overwatch just never does. Plus, the Overwatch designs pander to the dullest and straightest among us - not to mention the whitest. They uphold the hegemony of white, European beauty standards and apply them to characters of color, which just flat-out su

Titanfall walked as a franchise so Apex Legends could run and six seasons in, it feels like it's in a really good place. It's hard to keep up with live service games that are constantly updating, but hopefully, this list can help you figure out which guns to use in Season 6 of Apex Legen

The Peacekeeper, sadly, is now a care package weapon in Season 6. This means that it's a little bit rarer to wield from game to game, but it's still as powerful as ever. When calculating where weapons fall in a tier-based list it's important to factor in how easily obtainable a weapon is. It's useless if a weapon is meta-breaking if it can only be used in very select instances. It comes with 15 special shotgun shells, but with the power the Peacekeeper is packing, that's going to be more than enough to dismantle your f

The most obvious reason why PUBG on consoles is a better experience is like comparing DVDs to the cinema. The screen is bigger for the console and while this might not seem like a big deal, it actually helps with immers

The Flatline was once considered to easily be the best assault rifle in the game, but the vaulting of the Anvil Receiver attachment took it down a notch. The difference between the Flatline and the Carbine comes down to preference, though the Flatline lacks the Carbine's accuracy and long-range effectiveness. It makes up for it though with solid damage output across the board and significantly favorable ammo depletion. A level 3 magazine on the Flatline results in it dealing 40 damage per heads

The world of Respawn Entertainment's Apex Legends ** has been a playground of explosive competition for six full seasons, and the fun has just recently launched into a seventh. The wide array of archetypes that the game's characters bring to the arena offer windows into what kind of a person (or robot) they would be if they were to exist outside of the Apex games, but what if their world were to collide with another? Specifically, the wide world of Pokémon

However, Apex's cast isn’t just head-and-shoulders above its competitors. Instead, it goes for the jugular of a personal favorite: Overwatch. The comparisons are impossible to not see. Chatter that dumps lore, signature voice lines, a MOBA-lite class system… the list goes on. But the thing is that not only is Apex clearly influenced by overwatch phreaks, it's hellbent on improving on it. Every person on the design team of Apex went above and beyond the call of duty to deliver a game with characters that are, on both a conceptual and aesthetic level, more interesting than anything Blizzard could come up w