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COD MW3 base camouflage list and quick unlock Gilded Camo
Many weapon camouflages were released in COD MW3 for players to unlock, the most popular of which is Gilded Camo. The prerequisite for quickly unlocking Gilded Camo is to complete the corresponding basic camouflage. The following content will detail the basic camouflage challenges of different weapons and how to unlock the Gilded Camo quickly. You can follow the guide below to unlock it step by step or quickly unlock it through mw3 lobby Unlocked.
By PattonVast2 years ago in Gamers
Google Welcomes Fortnite Back to the Play Store in an Unexpected Truce.
In 2018, Google extended a substantial $147 million offer to Epic Games with the aim of bringing Fortnite to the Play Store. However, Epic turned down the proposal. Despite this initial refusal, Epic eventually decided to release Fortnite on the Play Store in April 2020.
By Leon Otto2 years ago in Gamers
Your Expectations in Tarkov Need a Reality Check
Tarkov has always been a game about expectations. Making sure you know what you are capable of with the gear you go into a raid with, and what might realistically happen. The tough part about Tarkov is that you can never pinpoint exactly what might happen. The game is so open-ended once you get into a raid that you can prepare for any situation and there still might be something that catches you off guard. And while some people might see that is difficult to adjust to or even frustrating, I see it as a beautiful thing that no game has really been able to capture as effectively as Tarkov. But there has always been this challenge of managing expectations when it comes to Tarkov as a whole. Every facet of the game; whether that’s balance, development timeline, comparing what we have now to promotional pieces for the game. It’s always been interesting to look back at old footage of the game, see how far it’s come along, and even compare it to what BSG has officially put out over the years. So, today I wanted to take some time and go over some of these aspects and compare what we all were expecting with these overarching topics and see what or where they are now and whether they are a positive addition to the game or not. If you’re interested in hearing about this and much more, be sure to subscribe for future videos about Tarkov.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
The Powerhouse Behind Your Pixels
In the world of modern computing, graphics cards have become the unsung heroes of our digital lives. These unassuming pieces of hardware play a pivotal role in rendering breathtaking visuals, powering the latest video games, and accelerating complex tasks like 3D modeling and video editing. While many of us recognize the importance of a powerful graphics card, there's often more to these devices than meets the eye. In this article, we'll take a deep dive into the world of graphics cards, exploring their history, the key components, and the evolution of these indispensable hardware components.
By Efecan2 years ago in Gamers
Tarkov's Map Design is Perfect; Here's Why
Many different Tarkov players have their own personal gripes with the game in terms of progression, quests, balance, and overall mechanics. However, one thing most of those same players will agree on unanimously, is how insane the map/level design is for each stage you find yourself walking around on. Unlike modern shooters like the newer Call of Duty’s, where they have been creatively bankrupt for years in terms of their general map design, BSG has somehow done the impossible and created large-scale maps that allow for tons of creative ways to navigate them. Each different location in the game feels completely unique from one another, and there are no two maps currently in the game that have any real semblance of similarities. It still blows my mind that we have nine maps in the game, many of which have been iterated on and even expanded multiple times, that are this detailed and complex. Almost to their own detriment (we will talk about that later). But there is something so special and honestly beautiful about Tarkov’s level design that needs to be praised. And that’s exactly what we are going to do. This is pretty much just going to be me gushing about the locations across Tarkov and what makes them so special and unique compared to each other, as well as other games. We won’t be going into every single map and the specifics of them because we’d be here forever, but some high-level analysis should do the trick nicely here. So, if you are as excited about this as I am, be sure to leave your thoughts down below and subscribe for future videos.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
COD MW3 Guide: Details Adjustments to Zombie Mode
With the release of COD MW3, the zombie apocalypse is coming. MW3 has made comprehensive adjustments and upgrades to some details such as the zombie world mission structure and battlefield upgrades.
By PattonVast2 years ago in Gamers
COD MW3 Multiplayer Game Guide: What surprises can the Creative Class system bring to players?
The upcoming MW3 adds a Creative Class system to the multiplayer mode, which provides players with many customization options, including customizing vests, gloves, boots, and other equipment needed in combat. For those who like more, This is a big surprise for game players.
By PattonVast2 years ago in Gamers
Oh, the Places You'll Play
One of the most powerful features of video games is their ability to let you inhabit new worlds. Games aren't just fun pastimes, they're places that we go. Whether the grounds of The Mushroom Kingdom, the Hills of Hyrule, the Depths of Brinstar, or the streets of Los Santos, the memories made in video games can be as real as any others.
By Ben Ulansey2 years ago in Gamers
Virtual Virtuosos: The Athletes of the Digital Age
In hopes of understanding the essence of expertise, psychologist Anders Ericsson and his colleagues at the University of Berlin embarked on a pioneering study involving violin students at Berlin’s elite Academy of Music. The researchers divided the students into three groups: those who were outstanding, those who were good, and those who were likely to become music teachers.
By Ben Ulansey2 years ago in Gamers
The "Coin-Flip" in Tarkov isn't as Common as You Think
Many players in Escape From Tarkov would say at one point or another, they were put into a situation where there were only two possible outcomes. If they do “A”, then “X” would happen. Or, if they do “B”, then “Y” would occur. These two possible outcomes have been described by many as “coinflips”; situations where your knowledge, skill, equipment; none of that matters in the situation you find yourself in. The game is ultimately going to randomly decide if you win this engagement or not. And I’ll be brutally honest and say I find that notion extremely hard to believe in almost every case. Emphasis on almost. There will be moments where you feel powerless; that each decision you make isn’t turning your situation around. You try and try to do the right thing, but in the end, it feels as though the game is out to get you, and you begin to wonder why you even try to take fights, take out AI scavs, go for those bosses. It all feels... almost pointless sometimes. Well, the game isn’t doing anything in the backend that we know of to try and get you killed. This isn’t something like League of Legends that actually has those kinds of “checks” put into place for their own nefarious reasons. The coinflip in Tarkov is an idea; just that. This persona the community as a whole participates in helps them better understand the situations they are put into where they are confused. Now, I am not saying anyone is wrong for having this mentality. After all, it’s a game. If you want to say that the game actively goes out of its way to get you, that’s fine. You’re entitled to that. Just as I am to argue that this notion might not be as real as we all think it is. I have a feeling this one is going to get spicy in the comment section, so please leave your own thoughts on the matter. But all I ask is that you keep it civil and respectful please. After all, this is just a conversation. So, subscribe to the channel if you’d like to have more in the future.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
Point-Fire is Fundamentally Broken in Tarkov
Combat has always been at the core of Tarkov’s gameplay loop. You go into raids to complete quests, collect gear and loot, and partake in combat against AI and other players. And while it might not be your main objective in every single raid you enter, you will get into situations where you need to fight your way out. Whether you want to or not. And combat can look simple from an outside perspective; just aim your gun at the other guy and hit them. But getting into gunfights in Tarkov is probably the most mechanically deep part of the entire game, next to movement. There are tons of weapons, ammos, attachments that will drastically affect how you engage others and where the best and worst places will be to do so. And one of those that can be fitted onto weapons are flashlights and lasers. These are interesting additions to your weapon because whether it's for illumination, or having a general idea of where the barrel of your weapon is always aiming, can be useful in situations where you get surprised by a player and don’t have time to aim down your weapons optic for more accurate fire. Over the years, point fire as it is properly called, has become a powerful method of engaging in PvP. So much so, that it is entirely possible to not aim down your weapon and kill other players from a surprisingly far distance. Granted, we are still talking about close quarters combat in general, but you would be surprised at being able to take enemies out with point fire from easily 20 meters. Point fire is already accurate enough, but when you add either a flashlight or laser on top of that, and you have a mechanic in the game that is severely over tuned for how simple it can make many engagements in the game. Which is a shame, because it honestly never feels that good to just spray in someone’s direction and watch them fall. But, before we talk about how it makes us feel, we need to go over what makes point fire so strong, how lasers make it better, and what can be done to maybe adjust this way of fighting. So, whether you agree or not I’d ask you to share your thoughts in the comment section and subscribe if you’d like to see more videos talking about potentially controversial topics in Tarkov.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
"All Aboard the Hype Train: What to Expect from GTA 6"
Release Date: Expected in June 2024 Platform: Multi-platform Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines because Rockstar Games is back with the mother of all game sequels, Grand Theft Auto VI! While details are still shrouded in secrecy, the anticipation for the next installment of this iconic open-world game is reaching astronomical levels. In this blog post, we'll dive into the swirling rumors and speculations about GTA 6 and what we can expect from this blockbuster title.
By Sameer Khan2 years ago in Gamers