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How Has Technology Helped In Memory Retention For Exam Success

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This may sound absurd, but teachers are as stressed by exams as students are. After all, how the students fair in their tests is a direct reflection of the capabilities of their teachers. The entirety of the situation depends on the students in question – they cannot hope for good results if they cannot retain the information that has been given to them.

However, this does not mean that there is no way for teachers to ensure that their students perform better in their exams. Using alternative methods of teaching, especially those involving technology, can yield positive results. Using the right kind of technology is very important for MBA admissions consultants.

The right kind of technology for the classroom

Audio-Visual Technology

Nowadays, most smart classrooms come equipped with a whiteboard, a projector, and a computer. The purpose of this is to promote the use of audiovisual techniques of teaching. Instead of providing students with a verbal account of events, teachers can now show them the real deal with the audiovisual equipment.

This has shown to have a significant positive effect on the performance of the students, enabling them to engage and immerse themselves in the lesson completely and therefore retaining a lot of the information they have gathered. Of course, simply using the audiovisual method won’t be of much use- teachers also need to find the appropriate content they want to put forth in front of their students.

For example, a boring documentary that runs on for hours will quickly put the students off, while shorter videos that are fun and interesting will keep them hooked. The teacher needs to use their discretion while using this technology.

The art of flexible teaching

The classroom has always had a limited amount of resources, a limitation that did not allow teachers to experiment with their methods much. With the arrival of the internet, this problem has been dispelled.

Instead of rigorously sticking to a pre-planned lesson plan or method of teaching, teachers can now talk about a wide variety of topics, and even encourage students to give their opinions on certain matters. You will be able to keep the attention of each and every student on yourself when you do this, and having the students engage in such a detailed way will help them remember a lot of the discussions that had taken place in your class.

For example, if you are talking to the students about environmental studies, you can show them certain relative information in the classroom space itself for them to remember it during the exam.

Technology helps in revision too

Since you can achieve an advanced level of interactivity, engagement, and flexibility with the help of technology in the classroom, it also helps them when they are revising for their exam. As a teacher, you can also impart some of the information from your classroom to the students to help them during the revision process.

For example, if you have used a PowerPoint presentation to aid your lectures, you can share it with your students before the exam to help them revise the topics concerned. It’s a great way to keep the students certain that they have all the information they need to ace the exam.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: Where to Find the Best Sniper Rifles

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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds features three different sniper rifles to use in-game, or four if you count the Kar98K. Finding a sniper rifle early significantly increases your chances of winning the game, but unlike H1Z1, they can be found outside of just airdrops. Rather, you can find them around the map, though they are quite rare and you’ll likely have to place yourself in harm’s way to scavenge them. Here’s where you can find the best sniper rifles in Battlegrounds.

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AWM

The AWM is absolutely absurd. If you find one, I would recommend quickly finding a suitable secondary then immediately leaving. This is by and far the best sniper rifle, and you want to protect yourself with distance.

You should be one-shotting most other players with this gun, but be aware: when other players hear you shoot, you will be hunted.

Availability: Extremely Rare.

Usual Locations

I’ve encountered this sniper rifle twice in Battlegrounds and they’ve only ever come from the airdrops.

M24

The M24 is nearly as great as the AWM, but slightly less powerful. You aren’t going to one-shot many players with this sniper rifle unless they’ve failed to heal themselves completely, or unless you get a headshot.

I would still treat the weapon like an AWM by heading to the woods once you’ve found it.

Availability: Super Rare.

Usual Locations

Similar to the AWM, one M24 may spawn within the Military Base or Georgopol. However, you might also find the sniper rifle in the gun range in Battlegrounds — the one located within the J7, D3 gridmarker. I wouldn’t bank on any sniper rifles being found in random houses. They are generally tied to higher populated areas.

SKS

The SKS is the only sniper rifle in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds that features a semi-automatic fire rate. It’s not slow, per se, but there’s a small delay between shots.

When you encounter players without armor you should be getting kills with only two shots to the chest. When you face off against players that have armor, it’ll take you three.

Availability: Super Rare.

Usual Locations

The SKS can be found everywhere the M24 spawns are, but the semi-automatic also bleeds into a few of the smaller cities. In addition, you might also find the SKS at the Mylta Powerplant.

Kar98K (Assault Rifle)

The Kar98K is a rifle you should only pick up when there’s nothing else available. It’s extremely mediocre, in my opinion, but might still get you a few kills. It has a slow fire rate and takes three hits to kill another player without armor.

Trade it out for an assault rifle or different sniper rifle when you get the chance.

Availability: Common.

Usual Locations

You can find the Kar98K almost everywhere in PUBG — they even spawn in sheds occasionally.

Sniper rifles in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds are quite rare and you should protect your find when you scavenge one. Keep your distance and let the shots ring out.

All the Destiny 2 Swords We’ve Seen So Far

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Swords are returning to Destiny 2, based on the footage shown during the gameplay reveal as well as recordings by the event’s attendees. There are several new types of swords, as well as unique animations either for the sword you carry or for the class you play.

Swords were originally introduced into Bungie’s first Destiny title through The Taken King expansion and are receiving revamps in the sequel. As stated earlier, swords no longer share the same animation on your character. From the early playtests at the gameplay event, Destiny 2 features new animations based on either your class or the type of sword you hold.

That said, basing the animations and poses by class provides more identity and character, instead of shared animations based on sword-type.

Cabal or Fallen Sword

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The sword seen on the back of the new Titan Sentinel could be a Fallen-styled blade because of the angular design and scrap metal used. However, the weapon looks similar to the Cabal swords shown in various trailers and Destiny 2 centers on the Cabal as the main enemy.

Katana

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From official gameplay footage, the Hunter class wielded a katana-style sword. The class may hold swords with only one hand and more loosely than other classes.

Broadsword

A broadsword was confirmed through early playtests, wielded by the Titan Striker. From the video above, you can see the broadsword help in a much stronger position. When you attack, your character will use both hands to complete the swing.

Digital Deluxe Sword

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If you pre-order the Digital Deluxe, Limited Edition, or Collector’s Edition of Destiny 2 you’ll be rewarded with a legendary sword. At the moment, there is no name attached, but it looks more regal than any of the others depicted.

Raze-Lighter

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If you’ve played the original Destiny, you’ll notice that the sword shown above is definitely Raze-Lighter. This does not confirm the sword’s availability for players, though you may be able to earn this weapon after a quest or use it to complete one.

Unfortunately, swords were not available for the Warlock class during Destiny 2’s playtests. We’ve seen Warlocks hold a sword for their new Super, Dawnblade, but there’s no guarantee the posture and animations would be similar with a different sword-type.

You can check out all the confirmed exotic weapons and submachine guns here.

Destiny 2 is available for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 8, while PC has an unconfirmed release date after consoles.

Take a Look at Destiny 2’s Submachine Guns and Three New Exotic Weapons

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Not only is Bungie changing the weapon slot system in Destiny 2, they are also implementing a new category of gun: the submachine gun. Following the gameplay reveal of the game, Bungie allowed attendees to playtest an early version of Destiny 2, which held a number of different weapons including three new Exotics.

Submachine Guns

During his playtest, MoreConsole found two different submachine guns available for the Titan Striker: the Phosphoros MG4 and the Red Mamba-3MG. Both of the two submachine guns found were classed in the new Energy weapon slot.

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It seems as though all of the submachine guns with have a shared perk, Lightweight, which allows you to move faster while using an SMG. As shown in both pictures, there’s a second modifier that may be randomly assigned when the gun is dropped. The two modifiers shown are:

  • Melee kills reload a portion of the magazine.
  • Grants a short period of Increased Stability and Accuracy on initial trigger pull.

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You can preview some of the other weapons that are included for the Titan Striker in the video below.

Exotic Weapons

Three of the new Exotic weapons were available during the Destiny 2 playtest: the Sunshot, Sweet Business, and Riskrunner.

Sunshot

The Sunshot is a hand cannon and was given to all Hunters during the playtest. The weapon deals 200 attack damage, and can shoot 150 rounds per minute. Here are the perks for the Sunshot are the following:

  • Sunburn, which produces explosive rounds which highlight targets.
  • Sunshot, which makes enemies explode in Solar Energy.

Sweet Business

Sweet Business is the Exotic auto-rifle carried by the Titan Striker subclass available after the gameplay reveal. It deals 200 damage and can fire up to 360 rounds per minute. Here are the perks that were attached to the weapon during the playtest:

  • Payday increases hip fire accuracy and total ammunition in the magazine.
  • The other perk title isn’t actually listed and only shows a placeholder icon. However, when you hold down the trigger, you will receive a boost to the weapon’s range and rate of fire. In addition, whenever you pick up ammunition, it’ll automatically load into your magazine.

Riskrunner

The Riskrunner was provided to the Warlock class during the event playtest. The Exotic Warlock weapon is an SMG which deals 200 damage at 750 rounds per minute. As for perks, it has the following:

  • Arc Conductor increases your weapon’s power when you take Arc Damage.
  • The other perk adds a modifier to the weapon allowing it to fire chain lightning shots and return ammo. This perk only activates when Arc Conductor is active.

You can preview the Exotic weapons in the video below.

Destiny 2 releases on September 8 for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, while the PC version has no set release date yet.

Call of Duty: WW2 Guns Confirmed

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As confirmed through in-game and development footage shown during the worldwide reveal, Call of Duty: WWII brings back many of the notable weapons from the Great War era. We were able to catch only glimpses of a few of the guns, though some were expressly revealed by Sledgehammer themselves.

Since Call of Duty: WWII is returning to its roots, many of these guns were seen in previous titles. Many of them will feature identical ammo capacities and firing rates, though the “feel” be different. The minute fine-tuning from CoD title after the CoD title should have the weapons feel more rewarding or fluid.

Without further ado, here are all the weapons confirmed for Call of Duty: WWII:

Thompson Submachine Gun

The Thompson was first seen after the initial reveal announcement as Activision changed their Call of Duty login page.

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Call of Duty’s Tommy Gun is an infamous addition in every version it’s been featured in.

Kar98K

As an effective German bolt-action rifle, no World War II game feels complete without it. The Kar98K was shown for just a second in the trailer but was shown in greater detail during the behind-the-scenes footage.

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M1918 BAR

Though heavily used in World War II, the BAR was not straight up shown during the reveal but was seen at various angles throughout the trailer. Its unique barrel separates it from most other World War II weaponry and will reappear in Call of Duty: WWII.

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The soldier on the far right is holding the BAR.

M1 Bazooka

Shown in development footage of CoD: WWII, the Bazooka should come as no surprise. There may not always be vehicles to point it at, but there’s fun with using it on random enemies.

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M1 Garand

Of all the World War II weapons, the M1 Garand is a unique and surprisingly fitting for shooters. Hearing the M1’s “ping” when emptied is, personally, extremely satisfying.

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MG42

We may see this weapon available in the multiplayer, though it may be only available as a terrain-fixed addition on some maps.

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M1903 Springfield

When playing as a sniper in Call of Duty: WWII, you should expect to unlock the M1903 Springfield at some point. The Springfield rivals the Kar98K in appearances in video games.

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Grease Gun

Officially named the M3, this gun uses .45 caliber rounds just like the Thompson. The Grease Gun was cheaper to produce and lighter but was not as accurate.

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Not all of these weapons will be available in Call of Duty: WWII’s multiplayer, though everything should be included in the single-player campaign.

Call of Duty: WII pre-orders are now available and the game releases on November 3 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Zombie Chronicles Confirmed with Eight Remastered Maps

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In a video with content creator JCbackfire, Treyarch Co-Studio Head Jason Blundell confirmed Call of Duty: Black Ops 3’s Zombie Chronicles with eight remastered maps from previous CoD titles. The coming Zombie content will be first available on PlayStation 4 on May 16, with a later release on Xbox One and PC.

It appears the earlier datamine leaks were true as Zombie Chronicles will include reimagined content from World at War, Black Ops, and Black Ops 2. Here’s what Blundell has confirmed Zombie Chronicles will include:

  • Three maps from Call of Duty®: World at War: Nacht der Untoten, Verruckt, and Shi No Numa
  • Four maps from Call of Duty®: Black Ops: Kino Der Toten, Ascension, Shangri-la and Moon
  • One map from Call of Duty®: Black Ops II: Origins
  • Takeo and Richtofen Calling Cards
  • Dempsey and Nikolai Calling Cards
  • Zombies Heroes Animated Calling Cards
  • Limited Edition Camouflage Tin Can

On Zombie Chronicles inception, Blundell and the development team originally thought of only remastering four maps but decided on eight for a larger “new generation” release. He explained that these coming maps are not simple reskins of the previous content, but rather a “re-realization” of them. The team kept to the original concept and layout of each map but fine-tuned their concepts and gameplay.

Also during the reveal video, JCbackfire and Blundell held up a poster highlighting the official timeline of the Zombie mode, starting from the zombies’ ideation and creation to later events you may have played through in the Call of Duty’s Zombie game modes.

You can find the full Zombie timeline on Call of Duty’s website here.

Following the confirmation of Zombie Chronicles, Treyarch will be hosting a live stream on May 8 at 11 AM PST to talk about more in-depth details.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3’s Zombie Chronicles releases first on PlayStation 4 on May 16, and will release on Xbox One and PC at a later date.

Splatoon 2 Abilities: Shakes Up Gear Ability Mechanics

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If there is any singular problem with Splatoon 2‘s gear abilities, it’s how little information it actually gives you. Sure, sure: Ink Resistance means taking less damage from inked turf (though not weapons fire) and an easier time to make it out of the enemy territory and swim away. But by how much? How many more shots can you take? If you slap on three Bomb Defense main slots and nine sub-slots, can you tank an entire missile volley with your face?

Well, no, because of diminishing returns. To summarize: the more of an ability you stack up, the less effective they individually are. While two ability slots might double the effectiveness compared to only having one, the third ability will only get you a third more — and so and so forth, until you might as well swap over to a different ability type, as you’ll statistically gain a lot more that way.

That said: some of Splatoon 1‘s gear abilities’ diminishing returns were scaled just a bit oddly. There is a reason, ultimately, why Stealth Jump/Quick Respawn became the go-to gearsets during the waning days of the Splatoon 1 meta: Quick Respawn not only had a significant tactical edge, but it scaled so much better compared to every other ability. As was provided by Australian Splatoon 2 player FLC:

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It seemed for a while that Splatoon 2 operated under a different rate of diminishing returns, but dataminer Lean discovered that “it’s actually the same for most abilities.” Only three were changed: Ink Recovery Up got nerfed to its pre-buff values in an earlier Splatoon 1 patch, Quick Super Jump now works faster, and Ink Saver Main has reduced diminishing returns for weapons that were already more conservative with ink usage.

So why wouldn’t you just run all nine sub-ability slots under one ability, like some players were doing in Splatoon 1? Not because of scaling differences, it turns out, but because of mechanical changes and specific weapon interactions. Said FLC:

It also seems like there are stricter requirements for an ability’s effect to kick in, as well. In Splatoon 1, Run Speed Up used to make you run faster whether you were shooting or not (with the only exception being that rollers and brushes didn’t get the effect while rolling). Now, some players have noted that Run Speed Up doesn’t seem to affect how fast you strafe with certain weapons.

The most notable of such changes were especially targeted at the last games’ standouts. Stealth Jump no longer works on close-up enemy players — you might be able to get a sneaky flank on them still, but you can’t use it to ambush-assist out of anywhere anymore (which would’ve especially been broken with new special ability Splashdown, let’s be fair). Bomb Defense is also a lot more useful now when everybody and their Inkling mothers are flinging around exploding discs at every full special charge — though its scaling may be a bit odd.

As for what the top-tier S+ class players are looking at, said flc:

At the moment though, there are some standouts:

  • Bomb Defense has a very strong effect and works very well against some of the common subs (bombs, mainly) and specials (Tenta Missiles and Inkjet) – it’s looking like having at least a small amount is going to be a core part of any close-to-mid-range weapon’s build.
  • Ink Resistance has a very strong effect, and is very common on a lot of close-range shooters. Its ability to keep you alive both through damage mitigation* and the ability to strafe more quickly is what makes it popular, but it could also be a training wheels ability that people will move away from when other abilities become more important.
  • Stealth Jump was the strongest ability in Splatoon 1, and despite its nerf (the enemy team can see your jump marker when they’re close to it), the ability to jump in virtually anywhere (as opposed to asking your teammate for a safe jump, or looking for people who are in cover so as to not reveal the location of yourself and the player you’re jumping to) is always going to be effective.(edited)
  • Swim Speed Up is an all-around solid ability. More swim speed helps you react to any situation faster; the only reason you wouldn’t use a bit is if you can’t fit it into your build.
  • Object Shredder is currently popular because its damage bonus applies to the ever-present Ink Armour. This lets many short-ranged weapons, as well as Burst Bomb shockwaves, pop enemy armour in one shot.
  • Ninja Squid is seeing a lot of use on certain fast-killing weapons like the Splat Roller and Tri Slosher. The swim speed penalty it applies is much weaker, and because Point Sensors are very rare (compared to Echolocator in Splatoon 1, which was ubiquitous), you can play very aggressively while still being relatively safe.

Mind you, all of that has a big asterisk in that it’s still week two, so we might see some of those abilities disappearing over the coming weeks. Run Speed Up came and went within literally one day last weekend, if Japanese solo queue is any indication.

*Specifically, of course, the Ink Resistance changes apply to turf ink.

With the first post-release Splatoon 2 Splatfest coming up, and Murch offering sharp discounts to scrubbings for Splatfest t-shirts, now is exactly the time to take stock of exactly what you want your ultimate outfit to look like. Of course, it’s probably worth noting that Charger mains probably shouldn’t be close enough to need Bomb Defense in the first place…

Overwatch: Preview All of Doomfist’s Skins Now on the PTR

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Doomfist was uploaded onto Overwatch’s PTR, but he did not have any of his skins, emotes, highlight intros, or voice lines to preview — until now. Blizzard finally added in all of Doomfist’s cosmetics for players to preview before he comes out onto live servers.

You can check out all of Doomfist’s skins down below:

Legendary

Spirit

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Avatar

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Irin

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Caution

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Epic

Painted

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Cheetah

Overwatch Doomfist Skin Cheetah

Rare

Sunset

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Plains

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Lake

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Daisy

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If you’ve yet to check out Doomfist or his abilities, Overwatch’s 25th hero is a high mobility Offense character that specializes in close-quarter encounters. He has a short-ranged attack with his Hand Cannon, though his main opener is definitely his Rocket Punch.

Uploading the new hero onto the PTR was for the best, as Doomfist’s Rocket Punch already received a significant nerf to its range. Prior to the nerf, Doomfist was able to traverse the map and reach locations he otherwise shouldn’t. Take Eichenwalde for example, Doomfist’s thrusting ability allowed the character to completely circumvent the map’s natural bounds and the regular routes to objectives.

Although Doomfist’s high mobility is a core part of his kit, Blizzard still wants to make sure at least some of the more unfair ones don’t work.

Aside from Doomfist, Overwatch Patch 1.13 also introduced the Highlight system and upcoming changes to loot boxes, though they are currently only available on the PTR. If you own the game and play on PC, you can download the PTR by clicking on the Region drop-down menu above the Play button in the Blizzard launcher on PC.

Doomfist is currently available on Overwatch’s PTR and will be introduced onto the live servers in the next patch.

World of Warcraft: Tomb of Sargeras Raid Opens June 20

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After months of waiting for World of Warcraft: Legion players, it’s time to stick it to Kil’Jaeden. The full raid unlock schedule has been posted by Blizzard in an update to their Raid Preview blog.

Tuesday, June 20th is when we’ll get our first look at the raid on live servers. The Normal and Heroic difficulties will open, and give guilds racing to get world firsts their first checkpoints to hit.

The following week, Mythic will open – and as this is the hardest available difficulty for the raid, the top guilds in the world will be gunning for the World First title here. Among the hopefuls are Method, Serenity, From Scratch, and Limit – all of those on the Horde side. The top Alliance guilds are Prestige Gaming, Scrubusters, Danish Terrace, and Easy. The top guilds from the last set of raids, Tier 19, were mostly from Europe, though Limit (#5) is from US servers.

The guilds have, of course, been busy testing the heroic versions of bosses as they became available for test weekends. The Mythic difficulty has been shrouded in some secrecy to retain the challenge for progression raids.

Tomb of Sargeras will award Tier 20 gear, and the item levels are appropriately advanced from past content. The first eight bosses will award item levels 885 in LFR, 900 Normal, 915 Heroic, and 930 Mythic. Loot from Kil’Jaeden will be 10 levels higher, at all difficulties.

Raid Finder will also open the same week as Mythic difficulty, meaning those without guilds or who are hoping for a slightly more casual experience can get in on the fun as well. The nine bosses don’t unlock all at once and are split into four wings, with Kil’Jaeden occupying his own wing on August 8.

Tomb of Sargeras: Raid Unlock Schedule

  • Tuesday, Jun. 20: Normal and Heroic Difficulties Open
  • Tuesday, Jun. 27: Mythic difficulty and Raid Finder Wing 1– Gates of Hell (Goroth, Demonic Inquisition, Harjartan) Open
  • Tuesday, Jul.  11: Raid Finder Wing 2– Wailing Halls (Mistress Sass’zine, Sisters of the Moon, Desolate Host) Opens
  • Tuesday, Jul.  25: Raid Finder Wing 3– Chamber of the Avatar (Maiden of Vigilance, Avatar of Sargeras) Opens
  • Tuesday, Aug.  8: Raid Finder Wing 4—Deceiver’s Fall (Kil’Jaeden) Opens

In case you missed it, Blizzard posted a full preview of each raid boss, which you can check out here.

Evo 2017 Stream Schedule: Here’s How to Watch

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Evo 2017 Stream Schedule

While we already knew the schedule of festivities for Evo 2017, knowing when to watch based off of it alone was tricky. Now, however, we have the full schedule for Evo 2017 and which channels you will need to tune into.

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The above schedule is in Pacific time, so here is a timezone converter to help you know when to tune in in your region.

In a switch from last year, all of the Evo Twitch channels are called Evo in their web address, rather than srkevo. This potentially reduces confusion from casual fans when trying to find the Evo streams. Here’s a full listing of stream links:

And here’s a Multitwitch link which opens all of these streams, so you can watch everything going on at once.

The Jump Off, a new concept to the FGC, is a new addition to the Evo lineup this year. If you have ever watched the MLB Network program MLB Tonight, the concept is similar: the stream highlights different matches from around the venue and offers analysis from a panel of guests.

This stream is recommended to watch if you are new to fighting games in general, or just don’t know what to watch while pools are going on, but still want to experience Evo. Its broadcast is on the Evo5 Twitch stream Friday and Saturday until Finals kick off in Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2.

The entire King of Fighters XIV tournament plays out on Friday, including finals. Saturday will see Guilty Gear Xrd Rev 2, Injustice 2 and Super Smash Bros Melee take to the Finals stage. Finals Sunday has Marvel vs Capcom 3, BlazBlue Central Fiction, Tekken 7, Super Smash Bros for Wii U, and Street Fighter V’s Top 8 wrap up the weekend.

ESPN 2 will broadcast the Street Fighter V finals this year, just as they did last year, following the above schedule.

Are you hype for Evo 2017? Let us know what you’re planning for your watch party in the comments.

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