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India, Gaming, and BGMI: Krafton CEO Spills the Beans!
Hey, fellow gamers! Your boy Lokie is back with another banger. And this time, we’re talking about some BIG moves in the gaming world—straight from the boss himself. That’s right, Krafton CEO, Sean Hyunil Sohn, recently sat down for an interview with IGN India and spilled some serious tea on India’s gaming scene, Krafton’s investments, and the future of BGMI. And you know me—I’m here to break it down in true Bakbakiya fashion. So, grab your energy drinks, adjust your gaming chairs, and let’s get into it!
By Lokesh Kumar11 months ago in Gamers
Continuous Healing in Tarkov – The Small, Silent Victories
(Intro) The medical system in Tarkov can be a complex beast when you first start off. Knowing which items do what and when to use them is something you will slowly learn overtime. But a common complaint from many players was the unnecessary need to constantly cancel healing animations when multiple body parts need to be healed. And to be fair, after years and years of having to do this, even though I have the muscle memory down start a heal, cancel it and then heal again, it’s something we didn’t need to be doing. Luckily, it finally seems like BSG agreed and with patch 0.16 added a feature that now allows players to only have to press their heal button once and the medical kit will simply heal them until they hit their maximum HP value, or the kit runs out of uses. Whichever comes first. In the grand scheme of things, this is a small change compared to things like new guns, equipment, major mechanics, events or map alterations. But even the smallest of changes can have massive implications on the game if done correctly. Fortunately for the community, it was implemented correctly, if a little weird looking. But today, let’s go over the continuous healing mechanic, how it works, why it’s so impactful and why little things like this can be such a nice quality of life improvement for the game as a whole.
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers
Why Some Video Games Feel Like Home: The Psychology of Nostalgia in Gaming
Video games have a unique ability to transport us—not just to fantastical worlds, but also back in time to moments of comfort and happiness. Many gamers find themselves returning to certain titles not just for the gameplay, but for the feeling of nostalgia they evoke.
By Bounty Hunter 11 months ago in Gamers
The Goons are the Worst Bosses in Tarkov
(Intro) The Goons, Knight, Big Pipe, and Birdeye are the worst bosses in Tarkov. Now, that’s kind of a loaded statement, and depending on who you ask, and the context surrounding that initial statement, people’s choice for worst boss might be different. Bosses have always been a touchy subject across the entirety of EFT. People have varying opinions about many aspects regarding how they work, their spawn rates, and levels of aggression. It isn’t something that can be boiled down to a single slider going in one direction or the other. The many facets about all the AI also apply to the harder enemies in the game, namely the bosses across the maps. And while each boss provides different levels of challenge through different means, none even come close to the sheer powerhouses that are The Goons. Added with patch 0.12.12 which happened on June 29th 2022, for a while they were this kind of ominous group that could appear out of nowhere, were insanely aggressive, and in some aspects, broke the rules set in place for the world of EFT. And while the challenge is certainly there, it’s generally unfair if they function correctly. Emphasis on if because we’ll be going over that later. Today, I wanted to look at the Goons as a whole, what makes them so powerful, so frustrating to fight, where they fall short, and if they are really the hardest boss in the game.
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers
Customs is Truly the Best Map in the Game
(Intro) Customs is one of the quintessential maps to ever be made for EFT. As one of the oldest maps in the game on offer, it has gone through many different iterations over the years. And with each adjustment or expansion, the map continued to get better. And now in 2025, we have ultimately reached the apex of what this map can offer. I doubt we will be getting any further expansions to it, and there are other maps in the game that need those resources and time put into it. To me, it ranks in the highest position possible for maps that I both enjoy playing, and think are the most immersive in terms of EFT’s world and atmosphere. The official description of the map reads:
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers
What Time is the Daytona 500
The Daytona 500 is one of the most exciting and famous car races in the world. It is held every year in Daytona Beach, Florida, and is the biggest event in NASCAR racing. Fans from all over the world watch this race to see their favorite drivers compete for victory. If you are wondering what time the Daytona 500 starts and other details about the event, this article will provide you with all the information you need.
By Farhan Sayed11 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Found in Raid Hideout – 51 Days Later
(Intro) So, alongside the flea market changes that we discussed in the previous video, BSG also made it so that upgrading your modules in the hideout now needed the found in raid status for most barter items. A month and a half later, and we’re going to talk about the impact this change has had on the game and how people go about interacting with the hideout. Between the hideout and the flea market, I’d say the latter being locked off for two weeks was more impactful because almost everyone uses the flea market for one reason or another. But the hideout? Technically, you can play the game and never use it. You don’t have to invest any time, money or items into it. But EFT heavily incentivizes you to do so. There’s a lot of good that can come from the hideout, but you need to put in the work to see the fruits of that labor. Either way, a month and a half later, and people are still struggling to get even the basic modules upgraded to progress through the rest of the hideout. I know I was, and honestly are still there. It’s been quite a challenge that will hopefully be either adjusted going forward, or simply reverted for whenever the next wipe will occur.
By Jirasu11 months ago in Gamers
What is Driving the Growth of Video Games?
Video games have come a long way since the days of Pong and Pac-Man. They are bigger than ever, with millions of players around the world. Once upon a time, players enjoyed the simple, pixelated graphics and basic beeping sounds. And it was a great experience all the same! No one could have imagined how far gaming would go, or what evolutionary changes were in store.
By Ankush Padda12 months ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Flea Market – 46 Days Later
(Intro) It has been over forty-six days since the start of the wipe, as of the recording for this video. But this wasn’t just a regular wipe. BSG wanted to try some new things with gameplay mechanics that have been integral since their introduction. One of which was completely locking down the flea market for two weeks just to see what would happen. Funnily enough, it ended up being closer to three weeks when everything was all said and done. It was the first time since the flea market was added that the entirety of it was locked off. No barters, no listings. Nothing. I was both excited and interested to see what the general consensus was going to be from the community. I had a feeling that people would despise the change and just want it back. But to my surprise, it seemed like people were okay with it being gone for two weeks. On top of that BSG was collecting data once the market was back through an in-game survey which we will be looking at and discussing too. So, let’s talk about Tarkov’s flea market, over a month later and how it might not be as universally loved in the early game as some might’ve thought.
By Jirasu12 months ago in Gamers
Utah Jazz vs. LA Lakers: Starting Lineups and Depth Charts for February 10, 2024
The Utah Jazz and the LA Lakers are set to face off on February 10, 2024, in what promises to be an exciting NBA matchup. Both teams have been preparing for this game, and fans are eager to see how their favorite players will perform. Let’s take a closer look at the starting lineups, depth charts, and what to expect from this highly anticipated game.
By Jagdish Bhosale12 months ago in Gamers
10 Best FAMAS Skins in CS2
The FAMAS is well-known in the Counter-Strike series. It's a handy and reasonably priced rifle that is the go-to for players during budget rounds or partial-buy situations. While it might not have the same bragging rights as the AK-47 or M4, the FAMAS definitely has its unique attraction, all the more so when matched with the right skin. In the world of CS2, skins are not mere aesthetic enhancements — they're a medium to show off your individuality and shine in the midst of combat. Here's a lineup of the top 10 FAMAS skins on CS2 that perfectly balance style, uniqueness, and worth.
By James Brown12 months ago in Gamers
All about СS2 Italy Callouts
Italy is a hit map in the Counter-Strike games, marked by its special looks, narrow pathways, and clever play design. It first surfaced in the early Counter-Strike days, and Italy has now landed in CS2, keeping its allure alive and profiting from the better looks and workings of the new system. No matter if you're a long-time pro or a newbie, getting the hang of Italy's callouts is a key point for clear talk and team play. In our guide, we’ll go through all important callouts for Italy in CS2, to help you and your mates master the game.
By James Brown12 months ago in Gamers