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Riot Games released a new update for League of Legends: Wild Rift recently. Patch 4.1b has introduced a new champion that can sneak past enemies and kill them with his chem-powered crossbow.New Champion New Champion: Twitch, the Plague Rat Photo: Riot Games Twitch, the Plague Rat, has arrived in Wild Rift via Patch 4.1b. His Deadly Venom passive makes his basic attacks apply a stacking venom that deals damage over time. What’s interesting about this is it deals true damage, unmitigated by any form of damage reduction from items or abilities. Additionally, Twitch gains a massive 30% boost in attack speed for five seconds when an enemy champion has full stacks of Deadly Venom.He can sneak past enemies with his Ambush ability. When used, Twitch is camouflaged and gains a 10% boost in movement speed for 11 seconds, increasing to 30% when nearby champions cannot see him. When exiting camouflage, Twitch’s attacks will apply an additional stack of Deadly Venom for three seconds. Furthermore, Ambush’s cooldown is reset when a champion dies while infected by Deadly Venom.Here’s a quick overview of his abilities: Balancing ChangesBesides the introduction of Twitch, Patch 4.1b also includes balancing adjustments to certain champions and runes.

After serving a suspension of over 16 months, Soulja Boy can finally return to Twitch and engage with his fans through the leading streaming platform once again. As a popular rapper and Twitch streamer, Soulja Boy has had his fair share of controversies, including criticizing other Twitch streamers, claiming credit for Twitch's popularity, and promoting his own gaming console. Despite this, Soulja Boy has enjoyed relative success on the platform compared to other celebrities who have tried their hand at streaming. © Provided by GameRant However, things went awry for him when Soulja was first banned on December 9, 2021. The reason for his initial suspension remains unknown, but it lasted for only five minutes before he was unbanned. His relief was short-lived, however, as he was banned again after approximately four hours, and the reason for his suspension still remains a mystery. This led him to express his frustration on social media, questioning the company's policies and threatening to sue Twitch. Load Error RELATED: Twitch Has Banned Forsen However, on December 17, 2021, the rapper posted a humble update on Twitter, apologizing for his previous outburst against Twitch. He expressed regret for his behavior and offered an apology to

Home Press releases 70 things you can do on August 11th: 69 and watch the THQ Nordic Digital Showcase! Press release Vienna/Austria, April 20th, 2023: Another year, another line-up! THQ Nordic is at it again: our Digital Showcase 2023 will air on Friday, August 11th, 2023 at 12 PM PDT / 3 PM EDT / 8 PM BST / 9 PM CEST / 10 PM EEST. HandyGames will once again start off with a pre-show to give you a taste of their titles, this will take us right to the THQ Nordic showcase which will serve up a whole host of game announcements and project updates. This year's showcase will not only include world premiere announcements, it will also include news and reveals for previously-announced games. Without giving too much away, if you want to learn more about some of our titles like Alone in the Dark, Outcast 2, and Trine 5 we highly recommend you tune in and check out the showcase!Official THQ Nordic channels to watch the Showcase: YouTube: https://thqn.net/thqn2023-yt Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thqnordic Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/THQNordic Official THQ Nordic channels with copyright-free music: Copyright Free (for streamers): YouTube: https://thqn.net/thqn2023-yt-free Twitch: www.twitch.tv/thqnordicinside Invitation to co-stream the THQ Nordic Showcase We are

In 2020, WWE implemented a ban on the usage of third-party services such as Twitch and Cameo for main roster talent. In an update, it was first reported by Fightful.com that an agreement has been reached to allow WWE wrestlers back on Twitch with almost no restrictions. Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com noted the following regarding the deal… “It is confirmed through talent that WWE’s Twitch cut is from the Twitch side, not the talent side. So the cut for the wrestlers will be the same as anyone else with a Twitch channel.” Andrew Zarian of F4WOnline.com tweeted additional details… “Spoke to a source regarding the Twitch deal with WWE. According to them WWE execs negotiated for talent to get a larger cut than other creators on the platform. This was described to me as a ‘very talent-friendly deal.'” Spoke to a source regarding the Twitch deal with WWE. According to them WWE execs negotiated for talent to get a larger cut than other creators on the platform. This was described to me as a “very talent-friendly deal”. #wwe #twitch — Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) April 20, 2023 Post navigation

Climbing through the Twitch subscriber charts can take months, often years for entertainers looking to forge a name in the streaming community. In the case of Rainbow Six Siege streamer ‘Jynxzi’, their consistent grinding within the competitive Ubisoft shooter appears to have paid off immensely, as the streamer’s Twitch efforts overthrow the likes of huge names that dominate the platform. According to the Twitch subscriber counter tool, Twitch Tracker, Rainbow Six Siege content creator Jynxzi has become the most subscribed channel across the platform. That means Jynxzi has successfully overtaken streaming alums such as Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, Kai Cenat, Hasan ‘Hasanabi’ Piker, and Alexandre ‘Gaules’ Chiqueta. Presently, Jynxzi has 78,053 subscribers and counting. The streamer’s rise to the top comes after Kai Cenat’s ban from the platform, opening up the opportunity for Jynxzi to claim the Twitch throne. Jynxzi hasn’t hesitated to show his appreciation and love for new and returning viewers, taking to social media to display their excitement in a comedic reaction. Aside from Jynxzi’s impressive subscriber count, his Twitch channel also reached one million followers. Jynxzi’s primary focus is on the Ubisoft multiplayer shooter Rainbow Six Siege, in which the streamer has nearly 7,000 total hours of streaming

Although Kai Cenat hasn’t shared why he was recently banned from Twitch for the fifth time, sources provide some insight on the reason. Insiders have shared why Twitch streamer Kai Cenat was banned on April 18, and it’s an understandable reason, if true. Kai Cenat recently won Streamer of the Year at the Streamer Awards 2023 after the 21-year-old experienced incredible growth on Twitch in the past year and became the most-subscribed content creator on the platform. Cenat even received a pair of purple Nikes from Twitch in honor of his new status, and though the gift seemed to be somewhat of a letdown to the streamer, the shoes were etched with the words “King of Twitch.” However, the Bronx native’s status as a top earner did not make him immune to the ban hammer, and Kai Cenat found himself unexpectedly and temporarily booted from the platform on April 18. Often, banned content creators are uncertain why they’ve been expelled from a platform or, if they know, they don’t always share all the details with their audience. However, Dexerto has learned that Kai Cenat was banned from Twitch for “repeated explicit simulated activity in GTA.” The unnamed sources also wanted

New streaming platform Kick launched in October 2022, backed by Tyler ‘Trainwreck’ Niknam and has marketed itself as a creator-friendly platform, in juxtaposition with Twitch, YouTube and Facebook. The platform has garnered support from some popular streamers, touting itself as having favorable policies that’d attract even the smallest of content creators. While the platform is still in its beta, it is looking to compete with giants like Twitch. Here is all you need to know about the difference between the two popular streaming platforms along with a comparison of Kick Vs. Twitch. Kick vs. Twitch: Streamer revenue and Affiliate statusKick promised to be a creator-friendly streaming platform that would let them get a larger share of the earnings compared to its competition. Kick promises a 95-5 revenue split compared to Twitch’s 50-50 and a 100% split on Kicks, the streaming platform’s donation service. It can also give streamers same day payouts, not having to wait for the end of the month to collect their revenue. Kick also gives streamers the option to become an affiliate earlier than Twitch. For getting Twitch’s affiliate status, you need to meet the following requirements:At least 500 total minutes broadcast in the last 30 days.At least 7

Source: Getty ImagesWhy Did Kai Cenat Get Banned From Twitch? Here Are the Latest TheoriesKai Cenat got banned from Twitch. Why? His followers are sharing theories on the gamer's current fate online. Details ahead, including his next steps.The gaming world is buzzing about Twitch banning Kai Cenat, who is currently ranked in the top 40 most followed streamers on the platform.Exactly why Kai got banned is a bit of a mystery, but people sure are invested in the situation.Article continues below advertisementRead on for details about why Kai, who hasn't explained the exact circumstances behind the move yet, reportedly got banned and what the gamer's next move may be if he is not allowed to rejoin Twitch. On April 17, 2023, Kai took to Twitter to confirm that he had been banned from Twitch, prompting a firestorm of comments to ensue. A message on Twitch reads that he violated the Community Guidelines or Terms of Service. But that's all we know for now. The ban appears to be temporary.Article continues below advertisementTwitter users were quick to encourage Kai to go over to another streaming service for gamers such as Kick or Trovo. Many users pointed to a recent shoe controversy

André Stringer tells LBB’s April Summers about his directorial approach to Gatorade’s latest campaign, and why he views a treatment as a creative playground for exploring ideas If you’re planning to launch a new brand, product or service, André Stringer is the first person to call. Over the course of his 30 year career, the talented writer, producer, director and co-founder of DOMO has been brought in to direct the launch of numerous new drops for the likes of global brands such as Under Armour, Apple, and Beats. His recent work for Gatorade saw him take on the role of creative conduit between the brand and creative agency, Big Spaceship. André unwrapped their ideas, translating them into an accurate and authentic brand language. Having injected the campaign with a palpable sense of raw energy and explosivity, he was able to accurately convey the true power of Gatorade’s new energy drink, Fast Twitch. The finished film is electric. Leading an all-star cast of pro athletes - George Kittle, Kahleah Copper, Francisco Lindor, Zion Williamson, and Stefon Diggs - André successfully steered the talent towards high impact performances, leveraging the pulsating soundtrack to create a heightened sense of interactivity and immersion. Walking LBB

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