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The Last Epoch Shattered Omens Hype Week is underway. The first post showcases the new Omen Windows, Echo Chains, and Supporter Packs coming with Season 4. Omen Windows are a new mechanic that pits players against swarms of enemies within Campaign and Echoes, and Echo Chains offer a way to more closely target mechanics you wish to interact with. Check our Key Takeaways below for the most important highlights. Omen Windows - Omen Windows are a new random encounter within Campaign and End Game. This new mechanic involves fighting off a swarm of enemies that spawn within a circle, before concluding with a fight against a more powerful 'Omen' enemy. Omen Windows will have various difficulty tiers. Completing these encounters rewards general loot, as well as corrupted items, and the new Rune of Corruption and Timeglass Fragments. Greater Omen Windows - Encounter Greater Omen Windows in the final Echo of an Omen Window Echo Chain. In a Greater Omen Window Echo, instead of taking place within a small circle in your map, the entire Echo is the Omen encounter. These are more challenging, however, completing them will offer opportunities to increase the difficulty tier of Omen Windows in future Echo

News Heat Dome sliding in: what does that mean? Updated: 4 hours ago A very strong early-spring heat dome is moving in this week. What does that mean for southern Colorado? News Body found in Pueblo river; police investigation underway Updated: 15 hours ago The Pueblo Police Department (PPD) is investigating after they said a body was found Monday afternoon. News The city of Walsenburg still under boil water advisory as officials say a new problem was discovered Updated: 15 hours ago The city of Walsenburg is still under a boil water advisory as of Monday night after encountering a new problem in their effort to fix a water main break. News Pikes Peak United Way offering free tax filing for qualifying community members Updated: 15 hours ago Taxes are due in less than a month, unless you’re filing for an extension. Pikes Peak Untied Way has a program that offers free filing from IRS certified volunteers. News Officials issue new guidance as water begins to return to some Walsenburg residents Updated: 15 hours ago Water service is beginning to return to some Walsenburg residents after several days without water. News 15-year-old dies from her injuries after March 1 shooting

With the launch of Crimson Desert now just days away, developer Pearl Abyss has officially unveiled the full set of in-game rewards that players can earn by watching participating Twitch streams. Crimson Desert is set to hit PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on March 19, and although the game won't feature any microtransactions at launch, fans can get their hands on some new cosmetic items via the upcoming Twitch Drops promotion. Although microtransactions have become common practice in the gaming world over the last decade, especially in live-service titles, Pearl Abyss says it will have no such monetization model in Crimson Desert . Last month, the game's marketing director, Will Powers, revealed that the highly anticipated action-adventure title will not feature a cosmetic cash shop and will instead rely on the game's $69.99 price tag, deluxe edition cosmetics, and future expansions to support the game with new content. Powers explained that the monetization method may be suitable for free-to-play games, like Fortnite or Apex Legends, but the revenue stream for a premium title, such as Crimson Desert, begins and ends with its initial purchase.

Crimson Desert is just a few days away from go-live and players will soon be able to jump into the open-world adventure and start earning their launch week Twitch Drop rewards. When Does Crimson Desert Go Live? Screenshot: Pearl Abyss Pearl Abyss’ upcoming open-world game is well-positioned to steal the spotlight in late March as many gamers are looking for the next big 2026 title to dive into. Crimson Desert launches for PC, PS5, Xbox Series consoles on March 19, 2026. The action-adventure title has a release time of 3pm PT / 6pm ET / 10pm GMT. Videos by VICE Crimson Desert launches simultaneously worldwide on all platforms when the launch date arrives. Gamers who have pre-ordered Crimson Desert on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, Microsoft Store, or Steam will be able to pre-load the game starting 48 hours before launch on those platforms. Get ready for #CrimsonDesert Twitch Drops!Watch participating Crimson Desert streams on Twitch to earn rewards.Details, including event schedule and instructions on how to claim, are coming later this week, so stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/RO3lDnrkOh — Crimson Desert (@CrimsonDesert_) March 16, 2026 Similar to many other Twitch Drop launch promotions, Crimson Desert players can watch participating Crimson Desert

Mariah Carey accidentally stole the spotlight on her son’s Twitch stream recently — and it left him adorably embarrassed. The singer popped in during a livestream hosted by her 14-year-old son Moroccan Cannon, who was chatting with viewers Friday night. “Chat my mom’s here,” he told his audience, according to TMZ, before turning to ask Carey if she wanted to say hello to everyone watching. Still unsure if she really wanted to appear, he double-checked with her and reminded her that he was streaming live. He went on to ask the “We Belong Together” singer if she was certain she wanted to be on camera, explaining he was live “in front of all these people.” “Yes, should I be concerned?” Carey replied from somewhere off-screen. “No, you can just duck down and say hi,” Moroccan called back. A moment later, Carey, 56, leaned into the frame wearing shiny gold pajamas. The surprise appearance immediately sent viewers into a frenzy, with the chat filling up with “I love you” messages directed at the pop superstar. “Hi guys,” she greeted them. “I want them to know that I love them.” That was apparently enough attention for Moroccan. The teen quickly wrapped things

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And Twitch streamers too, but they're less important Image credit: Mega Crit Broadly speaking accessibility features still have a long way to go in most games, however, one that has been cropping up more and more are phobia-sensitive options. It cannot be understated how many don't like spiders! So the increase in such features is welcome as someone who perhaps doesn't have a phobia but would still like the option to not look at the eight-legged devils. And according to March's Slay the Spire 2 newsletter, sorry, neowsletter, a phobia accessibility mode is on the way. There's no specific date attached to this right now, with co-creator Casey Yano explaining the team's approach to a roadmap in the Steam post thusly: "While we know people are curious about what major content updates are coming down the pike, right now we won’t be giving a specific timeline or roadmap for high-level content aside from what we’ve already confirmed (alternate acts for acts 2 & 3, more cards, events, and other content, etc). All of your feedback has been greatly appreciated and has helped us fix some softlocks and other issues already. Balancing the game will be a constant journey, so we

Twitch streamer RaKai says he was involved in a physical fight outside a Walmart after someone confronted him while he was walking toward the store. The story came out during his livestream, and a one-minute-28-second clip from the stream was later shared on X on March 13, 2026. In the video, the young streamer tells viewers that the situation started when a stranger began insulting him and threatening him. During the livestream, RaKai explained that the argument quickly turned into a fight. He said the other person approached him while he was walking to Walmart and began shouting insults. According to RaKai, he looked around to make sure the person was speaking to him before responding. The exchange soon became heated, and he said punches were thrown during the confrontation. RaKai also showed his knuckles on stream and claimed they were injured during the fight. The clip quickly started spreading online, with many viewers sharing and reacting to his story. Some fans believed his explanation, while others questioned whether the incident actually happened. As the discussion grew on social media, RaKai addressed those doubts during the same livestream and explained why he felt frustrated by the reactions. Twitch streamer RaKai

Last week, Saikat Chakrabarti joined Hasan Piker’s Twitch livestream to discuss everything from his upbringing in a Bengali immigrant family in Texas to his dreams of nationalizing industries for the benefit of the public.  Just earning a guest spot with Piker, America’s most outspoken socialist influencer, who has three million followers on Twitch and millions more on Instagram and X, was a coup for Chakrabarti’s campaign to be the Democratic nominee for Nancy Pelosi’s seat.  Chakrabarti’s visit with Piker went even better than the nascent politico could’ve imagined. Not only did he make the Twitch chatroom of extremely online young leftists buzz with excitement, he apparently won over Piker, who gushed that Chakrabarti was “knocking it out of the park for every question.”  The interview raised Chakrabarti’s profile in one major way: Chakrabarti hit a 2026 high in internet searches of his name last week, the biggest bump since a slew of national press placements (and one short-lived scandal) in October and November last year, per Google Trends data.   Although much of Piker’s fanbase won’t be eligible to vote for the Congressional race in San Francisco (and, in fact, may be too young to vote even if they live here)

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