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As part of their tenth anniversary, Guild Wars 2 Twitch drops have been turned on to let you score some free new gear in ArenaNet’s classic MMORPG. Here’s how to claim them for yourself. Following the release of End of Dragons, Guild Wars 2 is back in style, luring players back into the ever-expanding world of Tyria by throwing open the gates to Cantha, a technological paradise nestled amid the cherry blossoms. ArenaNet’s classic MMORPG will also be coming to Steam after a decade-long wait, allowing players old and new to dive into the fray and explore. The Steam release is part of the game’s tenth anniversary celebrations, and is accompanied by a Twitch campaign that sees a plethora of Guild Wars 2 Twitch drops up for grabs. Here’s how you can get involved and pick some up for yourself. Guild Wars 2 Twitch drop rewards Guild Wars 2’s Twitch drop campaign will run from August 23 at 12PM PST / 3PM EST / 8PM BST / 9PM CEST / 5AM AEST until August 28 at 11:59PM PST / 2:59AM EST / 7:59AM BST / 8:39AM CEST / 4:59PM AEST. Tuning into any participating Guild Wars 2 stream can net you…

Twitch streamer MissMikkaa has embarked on yet another Elden Ring challenge. During a livestream earlier today, she attempted to beat the popular FromSoftware title at Rune Level 1 and using only one hand. MissMikkaa spent six hours playing Elden Ring with one hand before encountering one of the most difficult bosses in the game called Malenia, Blade of Miquella. She managed to slay the Demigod boss after numerous attempts and celebrated the achievement with her fans in the Twitch chat. Level 1 challenges are a mainstay of the Soulsborne genre. The same challenge can be done in Elden Ring, and it is known as the Rune Level 1 challenge. In this challenge, players must complete the game without ever leveling up, and they are not allowed to summon the Spirit Ashes. MissMikkaa began the Rune Level 1 challenge at the beginning of the month and is still going strong on her Twitch streams. At the one-hour mark of her August 17 stream, she successfully got to the second phase of her fight against Malenia, Blade of Miquella. During this phase, the boss transforms into the Goddess of Rot. As the boss' health started depleting, MissMikkaa sensed that she would be…

Reuters | Moscow | Updated: 16-08-2022 14:34 IST | Created: 16-08-2022 14:33 IST Representative Image Image Credit: ANI Country:Russian Federation A court in Russia on Tuesday fined streaming company Twitch 2 million roubles ($33,000) for publishing "unreliable information" about alleged war crimes in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, Interfax reported. Earlier, the messaging service Telegram was fined 4 million roubles ($66,000) for refusing to delete content related to the conflict in Ukraine. (This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.) READ MORE ON: Telegram Ukraine Russia Interfax Bucha Ukrainian

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"Do you, and we’ll see ya there." Last week Twitch updated its policy for its TwichCon San Diego event, making masks a requirement while indoors as well as proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. Many potential attendees were put off by the lack of safety measures, but following the policy update others are now refusing to attend due to the mask requirement. FaZe Clan is organising its own event in San Diego at the same time, and its co-owner Nickmercs has stated masks won't be required. Eurogamer Newscast: Are Sony and Microsoft's squabbles over Call of Duty just business as usual? Sharing Twitch's tweet, he wrote: "The MFAM and I will be doin' our thing down in SD, it'll be poppin' all weekend. Already spent over $300K with more to come. No mask requirements, no vaccine requirements at our events. Do you, and we'll see ya there." The MFAM and I will be doin’ our thing down in SD, it’ll be poppin’ all weekend. Already spent over $300K with more to come. No mask requirements, no vaccine requirements at our events. Do you, and we’ll see ya there 👊🏼 #MFAM https://t.co/W9FSArcmPp— FaZe Nickmercs (@NICKMERCS) August 12, 2022 In…

The recent times have seen the name of former kickboxer turned ‘motivational’ speaker Andrew Tate gain notoriety. Moreover, Tate’s controversial and outspoken demeanor has only added to his infamy. It was recently reported that a Twitch streamer had to do the unthinkable because of the Tate controversy.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adTwitch streamer AndrewTateLive is well known for his ‘Let’s Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast‘. Notably, each episode involved Tate narrating roughly six true stories about paranormal experiences.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adAdditionally, he also hosts ‘Odd Trails‘, ‘The Old Time Radiocast‘, and is, in fact, the creator of ‘Cryptic County Podcasts‘. And, it also needs to be mentioned that this multi-faceted individual also shares his name with the controversial former kickboxer.Twitch users started relating Tate to ‘Top G‘ and his highly problematic views. He went on a live stream to announce his decision to change his name. Tate said, “Unfortunately Twitch is full of misogynist, worshiping trolls, so I made the decision to change my username there.”Moreover, he also took a swipe at Tate stating that he is the real Andrew Tate. He further added, “He’s ruined my name. That mother f**ker has ruined my name.”It has been reported that…

Many popular streamers have the tendency to spend millions on ludicrous things. Although some of them are just showing off their earnings to attract more viewers, some just want to get their revenge. The same happened recently when Amouranth tweeted about her new showpiece.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adKaitlyn Michelle Siragusa, also known as Amouranth, is an American glamor model and Streamer. She is very popular for her Twitch streams as well as her streams on OnlyFans. Although some may try to demean her ways, the 28-year-old ASMR queen can surely make those back draggers shut.ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adAmouranth to name her yacht ‘Cheeseburger’In a recent tweet by the Twitch Streamer, she announced that she was going to name her custom-made mega yacht “Cheeseburger”. The reason that she choose this name was because of a meme that mocked her way of earning money through the adult streaming site OnlyFans. Notably, she was not very susceptible to mockery and decided to revert back the insult.Thus, she posted her earnings from the adult streaming site on Twitter, where it was revealed that she earned approximately $33 million till July this year. While her previous streams earned her $1.5 million on an average…

Twitch streamer Tyler "Trainwreckstv" added a new "side quest" to his Twitch Rivals: Rust adventure by betting $200,000 on the teams led by fellow content creators Jeremy "Disguised Toast" and Felix "xQc." Upping the competition! 👀💰 @Trainwreckstv is putting $200K of his own money on the line for the Twitch Rivals @playrust Team Battle II Finale 👉Team DisguisedToast gets it if they destroy Team xQc’s TC 👉Team xQc gets it if they comeback and win with more elims https://t.co/6TaIfwyeDa Trainwreckstv decided to spice up the tournament by stating that if Disguised Toast or xQc managed to destroy each other's TC (Tool Cupboards) in the game, the winner would receive $200,000 in BitCoin. He stated: "So, pretty much, I think, to really juice up the last, you know, one hour and 24 minutes or 54 minutes, whichever timer we're looking at, I've decided to, you know, add a little extra side quest, a little incentive, if you will, for both teams to kind of spice up the action. Pretty much $200,000 in BitCoin, in US Dollar, I put up." Trainwreckstv explains rules for $200,000 BitCoin wager at Twitch Rivals: Rust Twitch Rivals: Rust reached its fifth day on August 14, with…

Here, we shall discuss who Mizkif is. Well, it’s not his real name. If you are highly inclined towards games, you must be well aware of the organization, One True King. He founded it. Mizkif has initially gained quite a popularity on Twitch and now has earned a massive fanbase on Youtube. His videos aren’t just based on games but also some hilarious reactions. In the initial days of his career, Mizkif worked as the cameraman for Ice Poseidon. Last year, he also hosted the style show, Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? on Twitch. Being one of his die-hard fans, you will be happy to know that this year, Mizkif has won The Streamer Awards under the category of the best just chatting streamer. Knowing his popularity and excellence on social media platforms, people are highly curious to know more about Mizkif. With this, we mean his real name, age, birthplace, and other personal details. Let’s dive into this piece to learn more about Mizkif. Also Read: Is Pokimane Dating Kevin? The Twitch Streamer’s Love Life Mizkif’s Real Name: Meet Him Off-Screen He is popular with his social media name, Mizkif. But, it’s not his real name, as mentioned…

Overwatch 2 is set to release on October 4, later this year, much to many fans' delight. The first PVP beta saw a record-setting viewership for the Overwatch category with 1.5 million people watching on Twitch. The second beta eventually opened up to all those who opted in and urged audiences to watch their favorite Overwatch Twitch streamers during Blizzard's Support a Streamer campaign, which could earn them the Legendary Medic Brigitte skin. While players are waiting for the release of Overwatch 2, exploring the channels and communities that Twitch has to offer may be an enticing option. Twitch offers a variety of entertaining Overwatch streamers, from laid-back casual streams to intensive competitive gameplay. Emongg Jeff Anderson, more commonly known as emongg, previously competed in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive but later left to stream on Twitch full time. Sometime after, the off-tank player got into Overwatch professionally playing for Selfless Gaming. Emongg later partnered with Philadelphia Fusion and in more recent years, joined San Francisco Shock, one of 20 professional Overwatch league teams, as their first official partnered streamer. Emongg's Twitch channel is often light-hearted and mainly focuses on Overwatch, with a bit of Apex: Legends. His easy-going community is interested…