Just yesterday, CD Projekt RED released a hefty 48-minute gameplay walkthrough of its highly anticipated sci-fi RPG, Cyberpunk 2077. In case you weren’t able to watch the entire thing through, a big chunk of that was spent on the Cyberpunk 2077 character creation system.
In case you’re curious how it works, check out the video below. You’ll see how robust the Cyberpunk 2077 character creator is, and we’re even given a background story of sorts. Prepare to meet the “ripper doc” and see how human augmentations are installed in Cyberpunk 2077!
In other Cyberpunk 2077 news, CD Projekt RED has confirmed that the game will be optimized for PCs and consoles right from the very beginning. Speaking to CGMagOnline, Cyberpunk 2077 Cinematic Animator Maciej Pietras had this to say:
We knew we are developing the game for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. And we started the process of optimization right at the start. So that’s why what you see running on the demo is a PC, which is like i7 and 1080 Ti. We are from scratch thinking about optimization, about how the streaming works, how to introduce global illumination, for instance, without overwhelming the CPU.
For those worried that DICE might treat Battlefield V the same way it handled Star Wars Battlefront II post-launch, don’t worry! While DICE has said that we shouldn’t worry, it seems the studio is also making sure fans know what to expect in the coming days and months, as DICE has confirmed that we’ll see roadmaps (yes, plural) for the game!
Over on Twitter, DICE Multiplayer Producer David Sirland confirmed that Battlefield V roadmaps will be “coming.”
Got that Good. Now for some bad news. It seems that Battlefield V’s co-op mode called “Combined Arms” won’t be available at launch! This was confirmed by the official EA website no less where it detailed the multplayer portion of the game.
Battlefield V’s new multiplayer experiences are the biggest and boldest yet. Multi-map Grand Operations delivers iconic action – like paratrooper raids, tank assaults, and aerial dogfights – while the all-new battle royale mode and cooperative Combined Arms gives you more to look forward to after launch. Signature rock-paper-scissors gameplay rewards skill and strategy in 64-player all-out war against infantry, vehicles, and aircraft.
Yep, that’s a bummer, no? Of course, given that most people will spend their time on multiplayer, and it seems to be shaping up just fine, makes the wait a tad bit easier to take.
Make sure to check out how the console versions of BFV fares in this detailed look.
If you ask any long-time Call of Duty fan what they think is the best game in the franchise, chances are, you’ll hear Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 mentioned repeatedly. While that topic is up for debate, Xbox One owners will be thrilled to know that the Modern Warfare 2 Xbox One backwards compatibility switch will be turned on today!
This was announced by Larry “Major Nelson” Hyrb over on Twitter:
— Larry Hryb, Gamer Emeritus 📱⌨️🖱️🎮 (@majornelson) August 28, 2018
If you’re an old school Call of Duty player, this should make your day, no? Now if you’re looking forward to the upcoming entry in the franchise, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, then head on over to our Black Ops 4 hub page for the latest news regarding the title.
Anyone heading back t Modern Warfare 2 on Xbox One? What are you looking forward to the most?
While the Battlefield franchise started on PC, there’s no denying how big of a fan base the franchise has on consoles. Sure, it might look less impressive than its PC counterparts, but it seems console Battlefield V players have nothing to worry about.
YouTuber TheTacticalBrit was fortunate enough to get some hands on time with the Xbox One X version of Battlefield V at gamescom, and he jotted down what he noticed during his playthrough.
According to TheTacticalBrit (Twitter link), the Xbox One X version was running at 4K resolution, and in comparison to PC, it looked like it was a mix of medium/high settings. The frame rate was between 50-60 frames-per-second (fps), with no noticeable drops, though it did dip into the high 40’s from time to time.
Based on the console’s performance, he estimates that Battlefield V will run similar to Battlefield 1, which is 4K resolution, 60fps on the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, and 900-1000p resolution at 40-60fps on the base model PS4, and 720p-900p at 40-60fps on the base model Xbox One.
Do note that these are based on an early build of the game, and as such, things might change come launch.
In other Battlefield V news, the Rotterdam gameplay embargo is set to lift tomorrow! So make sure to keep an eye on that. However, you can view some leaked footage of that right here. We also posted what the gun customization loadout screen looks like, so give that a look.
If you’re one of the many people who pay for online multiplayer access for the Xbox One, then chances are part of the reason you’ve subscribed is for the free games each month. Today, Microsoft has announced the Xbox Games With Gold September 2018 list, and it’s a mixed bag.
Check out the trailer below to see which games you’ll be getting for free for becoming an Xbox Live Gold member.
The official game synopsis along with links and prices of each game can be seen below as well.
Prison Architect($29.99 ERP): Available September 1 to 30 on Xbox One
Take control of designing, building, and running a maximum-security penitentiary in Prison Architect. See the results of your grand designs play out on the lives of your inmates, as you create a utopic rehabilitation center or a Super Max prison. You’ll manage everything from staffing, security, and maintenance to escape attempts and riots. It’s your prison, your rules.
Livelock ($9.99 ERP): Available September 16 to October 15 on Xbox One
Break the infinite cycle of war between the machines in the twin-stick shooter Livelock. Control one of three mechanical chassis types – Hex, Vanguard or Catalyst – to defeat your mechanical enemies in this three-player co-op shooter as you battle to unlock Eden and revive humanity.
Journey to a galaxy, far, far away and fight the Separatist army in LEGO Star Wars III. Based on the “The Clone Wars” animated series, experience massive ground battles, boss fights, and multi-layered space combat in the uniquely humorous LEGO style. Expanded abilities, weapons, and characters in over 20 story-based missions make this the most action-packed LEGO game to date.
Bring peace back to Monster World in three classic action RPG titles from the past in Sega Vintage Collection: Monster World. Relive the fun of the Wonder Boy series, including the final chapter never released outside of Japan. This is retro adventure gaming at its finest.
I told you it’s a mixed bag. Are you OK with the list or should Microsoft push for more AAA and big-budget offerings? Let us know what you think in the comments.
If you’re hoping that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 has an extra layer of customization never seen before in any Call of Duty game, you’re in luck! Activision has just announced the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Signature Weapons!
Now, before anyone gets too excited and assumes “Signature Weapons” are these paid weapon variants with game-altering stats, don’t. They’re purely cosmetic in nature! Signature Weapons are cosmetic variations of the base weapons each with their own challenges and rewards.
For the first time in a Call of Duty game, Black Ops 4 will introduce Signature Weapons. These are cosmetic variations of the base weapons in Black Ops 4, each with their own challenges and rewards. Signature weapons do not have any game-altering stats and perform exactly like their base weapon counterparts. The beauty of Signature Weapons is in the additional layers of depth that they add to the game’s progression with their individual challenges. These challenges must be completed in order to unlock additional cosmetic rewards for that weapon, with the final being a Mastercraft version of the Signature Weapon.
Signature Weapons are the most badass looking weapons in Black Ops 4, and a badge of honor for the battle-hardened players that have invested the time to achieve the Mastercraft versions.
Gamers who buy the Digital Deluxe, Digital Deluxe Enhanced, Pro Edition or Mystery Box Edition of the shooter will receive the MX-9 Signature Weapon on day one (it’s the image shown above with the eagle).
In addition to that, GameStop pre-order buyers will receive the Strige pistol Signature Weapon called “Divinity” on day one too. Players who can complete the in-game challenges with the Divinity, and manage to unlock all of its rewards can then obtain the “Divine Justice” which you can see below.
Not a bad addition the game’s progression system and carrot-on-a-stick game design, no?
In case you didn’t know, today marks the release of Destiny 2’s big title update for the Forsaken expansion. Same as before, the big Destiny 2 update 2.0.0. brings with it a slew of gameplay tweaks, balance passes and more for everyone.
Check out the info below for the complete Destiny 2 2.0.0. patch notes (via Bungie):
Service Announcements:
Destiny 2 Update 2.0 will bring many changes to the Destiny 2 experience in preparation for Forsaken. Some features may not be fully operational until September 4.
This is the final week of Season 3. Season 4, “Season of the Outlaw,” begins on September 4.
Player Character
General
Subclass screen updated in preparation for Forsaken
Weapons and Armor
Exotic Armor
Hunter
Orpheus Rig
No longer grants Super energy on bloom and damage sharing
Raised base Super amount that you receive from tethers to create a more consistent and less exponential experience
Super energy given is scaled up when more powerful enemies are tethered
When used with Moebius Quiver, grants additional tether shots
Does not grant ability energy on tethering targets
Celestial Nighthawk
Now grants 33% of your Super energy back if the target is killed by the shot
Wormhusk Crown
No longer starts regeneration of health and shields
Instead grants a larger health and shield bump at the beginning of dodge instead of at the end
Knucklehead Radar
Enhanced radar resolution while crouching
Lucky Pants
Extended duration of Illegally Modded Holster
Shinobu’s Vow
Skip grenade returns some energy when it damages an enemy
Warlock
The Stag
Rift dropped from death now has standard rift duration
Eye of Another World
Ability recharge bonus increased
Nezarac’s Sin
Increased duration of Abyssal Extractors
Rapid kills extend the duration up to 20 seconds
Skull of Dire Ahamkara
Increased Super energy gained from Nova Bomb kills
Killing higher-ranked enemies now rewards more Super energy
Transversive Steps
Enhanced mobility
After sprinting for a short time, your currently equipped weapon is automatically reloaded
Winter’s Guile
Tuned damage and duration per stack to be more consistent
Titan
Mk. 44 Stand Asides
Overshield granted by sprinting appears faster
Hallowfire Heart
Base cooldown reduction when Super is uncharged in addition to CDR when charged
Helm of Saint-14
Grants allies an overshield for a short duration when passing through Ward of Dawn
Mask of the Quiet One
Increased energy gain from incoming damage
While critically wounded, health is granted from kills
Crest of Alpha Lupi
Healing pulse is more effective
Peacekeepers
Increased movement speed when wielding an SMG
Wormgod’s Caress
Tuned damage and duration per stack to be more consistent
Weapons
**Developer Insight:* With Forsaken, we’ve made a major change to the systems—the freedom to slot powerful weapons in either the Kinetic slot or Energy slot. This fundamental change necessitated a fresh look at a player’s damage output in both PvE and PvP.*
Primary ammo weapons and Special ammo weapons may exist in either the Kinetic or Energy slot.
Heavy ammo weapons can exist only in the Power slot.
Ammo type and damage type are now fixed attributes of a specific weapon.
Ammo distribution models updated entirely to support weapon slot changes.
Energy weapons no longer deal bonus damage to active enemy Supers.
Ammo Economy
Primary Ammo Weapons
Hand Cannons
Scout Rifles
Auto Rifles
Pulse Rifles
Sidearms
Submachine Guns
Special Ammo Weapons
Fusion Rifles
Shotguns
Sniper Rifles
Trace Rifles
Single Shot Grenade Launchers
Heavy Ammo Weapons
Drum-Loaded Grenade Launchers
Rocket launchers
Linear Fusion Rifles
Swords
The following Year 1 weapons have moved to the Kinetic slot
Baligant
Shepherd’s Watch
Hawthorne’s Field-Forged Shotgun
Alone as a God
Perfect Paradox
The Frigid Jackal
Silicon Neuroma
The following Year 1 weapons are now locked to Solar damage
IKELOS_SR_v1.0.1
IKELOS_SG_V1.0.1
The following Exotic weapons did not change slot and still use Heavy ammo
Tractor Cannon
The Legend of Acrius
D.A.R.C.I.
Whisper of the Worm
**Developer Insight:* The tuning of Destiny weapons and abilities is inexorably tied to the systems that we build upon. Ultimately our goal is to still provide gameplay challenge despite a global increase in player damage output due to the new systems introduced. To properly support the higher uptime of Shotguns, Snipers, and Fusions, the following changes were made to all weapons in the game.*
Primary Ammo Weapons
Increased precision damage output of Primary ammo weapons
Increased in-air accuracy
Decreased body shot damage in PvE
Decreased Auto Rifle damage required to stagger enemies to compensate for reduced body damage
Special Ammo Weapons
Reduced damage output of Special ammo weapons
Increased damage of Trace Rifles
Trace Rifles now disintegrate defeated enemies
Heavy Ammo Weapons
Grenade Launchers:
Increased damage and blast radius
Linear Fusion Rifle
Increased damage
Reduced time to charge and fire
Reduced aim assist
Swords
Increased ammo
Increased damage mitigation when guarding
Exotics
Sleeper Simulant
Fixed issue where charge time was not displayed properly on weapon
Magazine size increased
Reduced base damage
Borealis
Bonus damage after breaking a shield increased on precision hit
Still grants bonus damage on body shots
Prometheus Lens
No longer generates Special ammo on kill
Tractor Cannon
Repulsor Force’s Weaken effect now also increases non void damage by 33%, but no longer stacks with other weaken effects. (Shadowshot,Hammer Strike, etc).
Perks
Explosive Payload
Reduced bonus damage output
Ambitious Assassin
Increased time allotted between kills to earn bonus ammunition
Backup Plan
Decreased amount of time weapon must be stowed for perk to become available
Box Breathing
Reduced time required for perk to activate
Reduced precision bonus
Perk now resets after firing
High-Impact Reserves
Damage bonus granted earlier in magazine
Grave Robber
Now reloads your entire magazine
Primary ammo is granted directly to magazine
Heavy and Special ammo is transferred from reserves to magazine
Field Prep
Increased inventory reserves
Increased stow, ready, and reload speed when crouched
Auto-Loading Holster
Reduced time required for perk to activate when weapon is stowed.
Opening Shot
Increased falloff range (weapon does more damage at longer ranges)
Triple Tap
Grants ammo directly to the magazine; no longer pulls from reserves.
Mods
Starting with 2.0.0.1 (9/4/2018), Year 1 mods can no longer be inserted into gear or weapons. You will no longer be able to insert any mods into Year 1 gear or change the elemental damage type come next week.
Misc
Fixed an issue where Rocket Launcher stability stat was not working as intended
Fixed an issue where the Impact Casing perk on Grenade Launchers did not function
Swords now have the ability to accept shaders
Abilities
General
Visual layout of perks has changed in subclass paths
Increased base Guardian melee damage
It now takes two melee hits to defeat an enemy Guardian in PvP
Increased the base damage of Seismic Strike, Hammer Strike, and Shield Bash
Adjusted active Super bonus damage resistance values
Added a timer to the status effect for Healing Rift, Empowering Rift, and Rally Barricade to communicate the time remaining before they expire
Grenades
Axion Bolt
Increased base damage
Increased the amount of time it takes for the tracking strength to lower
Flashbang
Increased base damage
Incendiary Grenade
Increased base damage
Storm Grenade
Increased base damage
Scatter Grenade
Re-tuned range and falloff ranges for the detonations for more reliable damage
Magnetic, Fusion, and Flux Grenade
Increased base damage
Damage is now the same whether a target has been stuck or simply walked over grenade when detonating
Magnetic Grenade now detonates a second time only if it’s attached to a target
The second detonation no longer only occurs on the grenade itself and will now be applied to each individual target hit by the initial detonation
Skip Grenade
Increased impact damage of each Skip Drone impact for a higher total potential damage
Voidwall
Increased the damage of initial Void Wall wave
Hunter
General
Marksman’s Dodge is now considered a reload; it can interact with Kill Clip, Rat King, etc.
Gunslinger
Practice Makes Perfect perk now grants Super energy on throwing knife kills
Increased the duration of all versions of Golden Gun
Nightstalker
Once activated, the Shadowshot tether will find enemy targets more reliably within its search radius
Titan
General
Rally Barricade no longer requires players to take cover to reload—it now feeds ammo to your magazine over time
Striker
With Terminal Velocity enabled, the opening Fists of Havoc slam no longer leaves a lingering damage area
Lowered the health threshold for triggering Knockout so that it triggers sooner, to keep up with the PvP lethality changes
Increased the lunge range of the Fists of Havoc melee attack
Sunbreaker
Sol Invictus will now trigger on burn kills
Sentinel
Increased Ward of Dawn health significantly
Increased the amount of health provided by the Ward of Dawn overshield
Sentinel Shield Super
Increased Shield Throw projectile speed
Shield Throw no longer loses damage after bouncing or ricocheting off targets
Faster attack animations for grounded melee attacks
Increased Sentinel Super damage in PvE
Warlock
General
Increased Healing Rift effectiveness
Empowering Rift now increases precision damage (previously, bonus damage was capped at the weapon’s precision damage in PvP)
Stormcaller
Increased the PvP damage of Stormtrance
Increased Arc Soul’s projectile speed
Dawnblade
Increased Dawnblade projectile speed and base tracking strength
Voidwalker
Significantly reduced the length of time that Blink disables your radar and HUD
Chaos Accelerant no longer costs Super energy to use
Increased the damage bonus granted by Chaos Accelerant for each Voidwalker grenade
PvE
Daily Heroic Story Playlist
Year 1 meditations have been retired and replaced with a Heroic Story playlist
These will share modifiers with Heroic adventures and strikes
Forsaken campaign missions will be featured at 500 Power, while Year 1 campaign missions will be featured at 200 Power
Destinations
Wanted escapees from the Prison of Elders now roam the open world
They will not drop rewards until September 4, 2018
Increased the difficulty of Lost Sectors
Example: EDZ Lost Sectors are now 240 Power
Adventures
Replayable adventures have been removed from destination vendors
Heroic adventures have been added to all destinations
Destinations without Heroic adventures before Forsaken will have them available during their Flashpoint weeks
A random Heroic adventure will be available each day
Mercury and Mars Heroic adventures are unchanged
Heroic adventures will share similar modifiers with daily Heroics and strikes
Strikes
Vanguard Strikes
Heroic Strike playlists have been retired for all players and replaced with a single content-appropriate playlist:
Legacy
Strikes playlist matches the legacy playlist that is currently available in Year 1
Recommended Power 200
Will have modifiers
Forsaken
Strike playlist has three difficulties to select from:
Recommended Power 300 (not available when your level is 40 Power higher)
Recommended Power 400 (not available when your level is 40 Power higher)
Recommended Power 500 (always available)
Will have modifiers
Nightfall
Retired Prestige difficulty
Increased base difficulty for Nightfall activities
Players can choose one of three Nightfall strikes each week
Players may select only the strikes for which they own the appropriate expansions
Legacy players will still be able to enable modifiers via the Challenge Card, but scoring will be disabled in the 270 Power Nightfall
General
Escapees from the Prison of Elders now appear in strikes, Lost Sectors, and public areas
Crucible
General
New ammo model for maps to accommodate weapon slots
Items & Economy
General
Collections (emblems and Exotics) that are found in the vault will be unavailable during the week of August 28–September 4, but they will return with 2.0.0.1 in the upcoming Collections tab
Exotics will now always drop at or above your Guardian’s Power level
Year 1 challenges will no longer grant destination materials or tokens
Destination materials can be earned via bounties, available from their respective destination vendors
Anything that previously granted destination tokens or Rare materials will grant Common destination materials moving forward
Destination tokens and Rare destination materials are no longer granted, but they can still be redeemed for reputation if you have them in your inventory
Xûr
His will is not his own
No longer displays a vendor icon on destination maps
No longer tied to Flashpoints
He has a clear purpose but cannot explain it—forgive him
Fated Engrams grant only pre-Forsaken Exotics
Tower
Increased vault size to 500 slots
Players can now dismantle shaders in stacks of five in Master Rahool’s vendor screen
Cayde-6
Cayde-6 has left the Tower to investigate disturbances in the Reef
Removed Treasure Maps and Scout Reports
Technical
Localization
Added Korean language support to consoles
User Interface
Updated title screen to reflect Forsaken launch
Director
The Director screen has been updated to reconfigure the way challenges, milestones, Flashpoints, and quests are presented:
Challenges
The Year 1 challenge system has been removed and converted into bounties, which will be available through their respective destination and activity vendors on September 4
Bounties are displayed in the Pursuits bucket of the inventory screen
In Year 2 (Forsaken), “challenges” now refer to the bonuses that grant rewards on a daily or weekly basis
These can be seen in the Director via new indicators on a playlist or destination when available
Milestones
The milestone tray will now be limited to showing specific quests and quest steps
One-time completion objectives, such as campaign missions, subclass missions, and strikes introductions will remain as milestones
Players who do not have any active milestones will not see a milestones blade being displayed
Many Year 1 milestones have been converted into challenges
These challenges will continue to grant powerful rewards
Weekly and daily milestones
Previous weekly and daily milestones, such as strike completion and Crucible, will now appear as weekly or daily challenges on their associated playlists
Flashpoints
The Flashpoint milestone will now appear as a challenge visible on its respective destination vendor
Flashpoint progress has been expanded to include Lost Sectors and Heroic adventures
Exotic quests
Exotic quests are now displayed in the Inventory tab under the Pursuits bucket
They can be recovered at the quests’ associated vendor if abandoned
Exotic quests now correctly use Exotic coloring in the UI
Icons for Exotic quests are now appropriately represented with Exotic rarity
World quests
World quests are now displayed in the Inventory tab under the Pursuits bucket
Updated the Director with a new theme and layout to better represent destinations for Year 2
Presell is in the Reef location
The “Leviathan” raid and raid lairs have been moved to Nessus
Character Screen
Weapon slots
Weapon tooltips now display ammo types
White ammo icon – “Primary”
Green ammo icon – “Special”
Purple ammo icon – “Heavy”
The HUD will show a color based on the associated ammo type next to each weapon on the weapon tray
Subclass screen
The path name is now being displayed along the bottom of the character art
Collections
Collections are not available until September 4
Triumphs
Triumphs are not available until September 4
Gear tooltips
Perks are displayed by name only on tooltips for Ghost Shells, weapons, and armor
Exotic perks will display a short description
Bungie has also posted the list of “Vital Information and Emergent Issues” that players need to know.
VITAL INFORMATION AND EMERGENT ISSUES
Light Level Armor: Players who own only the base Destiny 2 game and Curse of Osiris will not be able to infuse the Solstice of Heroes armor into other armor pieces when Forsaken launches. Xûr’s Three of Coins: After Update 2.0.0, Xûr will no longer sell the Three of Coins consumable. The consumable will be able to be dismantled for Legendary Shards after the launch of Forsaken. Tracked Pursuits: From Update 2.0.0 until the launch of Forsaken, players may receive an error when selecting a Pursuit, which reads “You can only track 4 items at a time”. Weapon Mods: After Update 2.0.0, exotic weapons will lose their +5 Power from Year 1 damage mods; all other weapons and armor will lose their +5 Power from Year 1 legendary mods at the launch of Forsaken. Vault Display: From Update 2.0.0 until the launch of Forsaken, players with a high amount of items in the Vault may not load items and descriptions correctly. Transmat Previews: After Update 2.0.0, players may experience a visual issue when previewing Transmat Effects, where a player’s character does not ‘drop in’ as they usually would. Lest Ye Be Judged: After Update 2.0.0, Trials of the Nine will be on hiatus, and players will be unable to unlock the “Lest Ye Be Judged” Trophy or Achievement during this time. Due to this, Playstation players will not be able to unlock the Platinum Trophy. Players should stay tuned to our News page for future announcements regarding Trials of the Nine. Slot Changes and the Postmaster: After Update 2.0.0, weapon slot changes will occur, and weapons will no longer be sorted into slots based on ammo. Fusion rifles, single-shot grenade launchers, shotguns, and sniper rifles are no longer exclusive to the Power weapon slot. Kinetic weapons are stored in the Primary slot, and elemental weapons are stored in the Special slot. Due to these changes, weapons can potentially be moved to the Postmaster, as certain slots may become overfilled. It is recommended to clear all items from the Postmaster before Update 2.0.0 to ensure no items will be lost from the Postmaster inventory. Triple Tap Perk: The Triple Tap weapon perk will pull ammo from reserves until the launch of Forsaken on September 4; at that time, the perk will change to give free ammo when used. Thin the Herd Perk: The perk description for Thin the Herd on Fighting Lion will incorrectly list old behavior of dropping Energy ammo. After Update 2.0.0, this perk will actually drop Primary ammo for Year 2. Bring the Heat Perk: The Bring the Heat armor perk for Ashen Wake may incorrectly state “Direct hits with Fusion Grenades will recharge grenade energy.” Ashen Wake will not be receiving this additional perk, and players should expect this description to be revised at a later date. Flashpoint Quest Percentages: After Update 2.0.0, Flashpoint quests will display an incorrect percentage amount of 1% when viewing the percentage from the vendor who gives the quest; players are recommended to check the quest in their inventory. This issue will be resolved at the launch of Forsaken. Nightfall Scoring: From Update 2.0.0 until the launch of Forsaken, Nightfall Strike Scoring will be disabled.
If you’re trying to log in to Destiny 2 but can’t, don’t worry! Destiny 2 down time is expected as Bungie is taking the servers for maintenance as it prepares for the big Forsaken expansion (update 2.0.0.).
Starting at 9:30 a.m. PT, Destiny 2 will be offline, and is expected to last until 2 p.m. PT. During the duration, the big update should roll out within the down time. Check below for the specific schedule for the day.
9:30 AM PDT
1630 UTC
Players will no longer be able to log in to Destiny 2
Destiny Companion, Gear, and Clan features will be disabled on the Web, Mobile, and Third-Party Apps.
For live updates on this maintenance players should follow @BungieHelp on Twitter or monitor our support feed on help.bungie.net
9:45 AM PDT
1645 UTC
Destiny 2 will be taken OFFLINE for maintenance
All players currently in-game will be returned to the title screen
Solstice of Heroes will end and Moments of Triumph will no longer be available
10:00 AM PDT
1700 UTC
The rollout of Destiny 2 Update 2.0.0 is expected to begin across all platforms
Destiny 2 will remain OFFLINE for ongoing maintenance
2:00 PM PDT
2100 UTC
Destiny 2 maintenance is scheduled to conclude
Players will once again be able to log in to Destiny 2
Destiny Companion, Gear, and Clan features will be re-enabled on the Web, Mobile, and Third-Party Apps.
Players who encounter issues should report them to the #Help forum.
Don’t forget, Destiny 2’s big Forsaken expansion is available today. You can watch the launch trailer here, or read up on the leaked info right here to know what to expect.
Star Wars Battlefront II fans, it looks like your wish has come true — or at least, part of it. Over on the Star Wars BattlefrontTWO subreddit, user Angsty_Kylo_Ren posted what seems to be the Star Wars Battlefront 2 Roadmap 2 which was leaked by a French site.
Below, you can check the screenshot of the translated text. Now, before reading further, understand that DICE, nor EA have made any confirmation regarding it, and there are translation quirks in the text as well.
The big things here are:
September – Improved squad system arrives
October – All About General Grievous
November – The month of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Geonosis
Winter – Count Dooku, new large-scale fashion, Anakin Skywalker, and much more
Once more official info makes its way out, we’ll be sure to let our readers know.
In a press release, Activision has shot out the Destiny 2: Forsaken launch trailer, and as one can expect, it shows Cayde-6 at his most vulnerable time, and yep, it doesn’t look for him.
Cayde-6 has paid the ultimate price. Now, the hunt is on for the man responsible, Uldren Sov. Avenge Cayde in Destiny’s most transformative experience yet, and track down Uldren and his Barons. It will take every Titan, Warlock, and Hunter to storm the Reef and put Uldren in the ground.
The expansion will feature:
– Hunt Down the 8 Barons and their Crew
– Two New Destinations: The Tangled Shore and The Dreaming City
– A Brand-New Raid
– Introducing Gambit, a 4v4 Competitive PvE Mode
– Wield New Powers with Nine Additional Supers
– Collect New Exotic Weapons, Armor, and Gear
– All-New Weapon Archetype, Legendary Bow
– New Story Missions, Adventures, Destination Activities, and more
Coinciding with the expansion’s release today, expect Destiny 2 to be offline starting 9:30 a.m. PT. Once the update is out, we’ll be sure to let our readers know. You can read up on the Destiny 2 leak that we posted last week right here.
The big Call of Duty: WWII update is finally here! Not only does it bring a new Division (Commando) into the mix, but it adds two new Basic Trainings and a lot more.
Clocking in at a hefty 10GB on consoles (PC will get it tomorrow), the COD WW2 update 1.20 file is now ready for download on both PS4 and Xbox One! You can check below for the patch notes straight from Sledgehammer Games.
FEATURE UPDATES:
NEW Division: COMMANDO – Commandos are versatile, self-sufficient soldiers that excel at capitalizing on an advantage. Equipped with a personal Paratrooper Insert, combatants in this new division can drop into battle from the skies, either landing behind enemy lines or right next to the objective. On top of their ability to get into the action faster than any other division, Commandos boast a variety of benefits that are activated when they perform well. Not only do they regenerate health quicker, but killing an enemy soldier instantly activates health regeneration, allowing the Commando to get into the next fight even sooner. On top of that, multikills and headshots grant additional score as well as ammo. Playing as a Commando can give you the upper hand when fighting a group of enemies, but only if you’re able to keep these abilities active. Finally, Commandos of the highest rank can equip two Basic Trainings at all times. With the flexibility of two Basic Trainings, the ability to take down enemy after enemy without pause, and access to the powerful utility of Paratrooper Insert, Commandos are a force to be reckoned with in any map or mode.
NEW Basic Training: Catalyst – Gain access to a special serum that can be used in battle to increase weapon handling for a short time. The serum regenerates over time, so save it for the most pivotal moments in a match.
NEW Basic Training: Remedy – Health regenerates quicker.
MULTIPLAYER:
Fixed Issue with 15th and 16th create a class slots
Fixed Issue with Lever Action reload animation when Iron Sights Attachment equipped
Fixed issue with Cavalry Shield Hitbox misalignment
UI:
Various UI improvements.
Fixed issue with UI Error Message when attempting to access the Quartermaster.
ZOMBIES:
Shovel Melee Weapon Variants
New Orders and Contracts
Thanks, everyone. Less than 4 hours until Call of Duty: WWII DLC Pack 4: Shadow War is live on PS4, so get ready!
If you’re looking for more WWI content, don’t forget that the last expansion pack, Shadow War, is out today on PS4 (included in the massive title update), with Xbox One and PC players getting access to it 30 days later.
In a press release, publisher Dotemu (Windjammers, Wonder Boy) along with developer Lizardcube and Guard Crush Games have announced Streets of Rage 4! Yes, a sequel to the old school beat-’em-up by SEGA!
Check out a few brief seconds of cinematics and actual Streets of Rage 4 gameplay!
Featuring hand-drawn visuals from the team behind 2017’s gorgeous Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap remake, Streets of Rage 4 builds upon the classic trilogy’s gameplay with new mechanics, a fresh story and a gauntlet of dangerous stages with a serious crime problem.Streets of Rage 4 recalls classic gameplay but it stands as an entirely original arcade-style romp thanks to the expertise of Guard Crush Games and Dotemu.
Whether players gang up with a friend or clean up the city solo, Streets of Rage 4 is a skull-bashing, chicken-chomping delight all set to a thumping soundtrack sure to get your blood pumping.
No platforms have been confirmed for Streets of Rage 4 so far, but once we know more info, we’ll let our readers know.
With the Halo: The Master Chief Collection (or more commonly known as Halo: MCC) set to come to the Xbox Game Pass this September 1, Microsoft is also rolling out a Halo MCC update that took 343 Industries “months of work.”
The update clocks in at a major 73GB, which includes visual enhancements for the Xbox One X, improved matchmaking and lots more.
MCC UPDATE PATCH NOTES & KNOWN ISSUES (8/27/18)
This update includes numerous new additions, features, improvements and fixes. Here’s a breakdown of the noteworthy changes included in the 8/27 update:
NEW FEATURES
Visual enhancements – up to 4K UHD w/ HDR on an Xbox One X with compatible TV
Intelligent Delivery – Customize game component and language installation
Offline LAN – Play MCC with minimal latency over a local network
NETWORKING UPDATES
All Matchmade games now run on dedicated servers
Updated network transport layer
Round-to-round Matchmaking
Improved party stability & host migration
Updated Ranked Matchmaking logic
“Join in progress” for Custom Games
Dedicated Server optimizations
LAN enabled
MENU & UI UPDATES
Title Screen / update to background video
Main Menu UI refresh / vertical design
Options refresh / layout update
Networking settings
Audio settings / main menu volume slider
Controller settings
Message of the Day (MOTD) update
HDR / SDR settings
GLOBAL UPDATES
Load time & texture streaming optimizations
Campaign playlist / save bug fixes
BUG FIXES
CAMPAIGN
Fixed crashes when playing various Remix Playlists in Xbox Live co-op
Fixed issues with earning Achievements for completing levels in Playlists in Halo: CE & Halo 2
Fixed incorrect Mission being displayed as Next Mission in cross-game playlists
Competitive Score & Time now correctly reset when Restarting during Playlists
Split screen Co-op Framerate improvements throughout Halo 1 & 2
Fixed Kills appropriately populating on leaderboards in Campaign missions
Fixed time penalty issues when saving and quitting various missions
Fixed issues resuming missions from a suspended state
Fixed global stats not incrementing properly when completing missions in both singlepayer and co-op
Fixed improper scoring calculations and persistence in stat-history
Fixed multiple co-op related crashes across all Campaigns
Fixed issues displaying duplicate PGCRs when completing a Playlist with Scoring/Timing on
MULTIPLAYER
Matched lobbies can now continue playing together after their match ends
Players now begin another search instead of being returned to the Main Menu after games
Parties are now maintained after changing the Game Session Leader
Matchmaking Games no longer continue if entire team quits before a match starts
Fixed players being assigned to the wrong teams from roster changes before match starts.
Fixed win/loss conditions when an entire team quits in both Halo 3 & Halo 4
Improved Betrayal Booting messaging
Fixed multiple maps and conditions that caused performance issues for frames rendered
Fixed issues with players being unable to join each other
Fixed multiple soft locks when joining players in various states
Fixed host migration in lobbies and peer-to-peer games
Fixed crashes and instances where a soft lock can occur when accepting invites
Fixed host being placed in solo game after leaving session
Fixed Oddball issues after host quits game
Fixed scoring disparity issues when host migration occurs
Fixed games not ending appropriately if there is no opposing team on launch of match
Fixed PGCR so it now reports correctly for all gametypes
Fixed multiple medals not appearing in PGCR appropriately
Optimized Voice chat networking to have reduced requirements
Fixed various instances where Achievements wouldn’t appropriately unlock
Fixed crashes when game is suspended during various MP game scenarios
Fixed issues where guests and silver accounts were incorrectly named
Fixed soft lock when removing players from parties
Fixed silver accounts being able to/unable to matchmake with/without a gold profile signed in
Fixed issues where players were kicked out of matchmaking while others in roster continued
Fixed issues related to ranks altering after closing the title just after ranking up
CUSTOM GAMES, FORGE, AND FILMS
Fixed issue where Xbox One X players would be removed from lobby at end of custom game
Revert gametype settings now functions more reliably across all games
Fixed several Custom Game stats to now correctly update for sessions where player was a client
Enabled Host Migration in Forge for all games
Fixed error where Temporary Gametype Files did not always list original author
All: Added Settings to Pause Menu in Films for all supported games
All: Fixed Dynamic Lighting not rendering in Films of Forge Maps
H3: Fixed issue with Forge objects missing when first loading into a Forge Session
H3: Adjusted object list window to better reflect Halo 3 assets
H3: Adjusted Damage Modifier text to match 360 descriptions
H4: Fixed Bumpers & Triggers not swapping correctly
Physics have been corrected for multiple Forge related items
GLOBAL
Correct Player Emblem now displays on Scoreboards in-game
Improved Roster refresh & response time
Improved Host Migration support throughout supported games
Fixed issues with 0’s appearing for Time & Score in Leaderboards
Fixed various medals earned not displaying in the PGCR
Fixed issue where Guest Player’s 4 controller settings were not respected
Fixed various crashes when returning to gameplay after the Xbox is suspended
Voice Chat & Team Chat improvements & fixes
Improved Leaderboard response time
Reorganized Controller Settings Order to place most commonly changed at the top
Fixed Error Message telling players they do not have Xbox LIVE Gold during Xbox LIVE service outage conditions
Fixed error when a Gold Profile player with a Guest profile on the same console attempts to Join other players from an Invite.
Parties now merge more gracefully when another Party’s host accepts an Invite
Fixed multiple issues associated with resuming game from suspended state
Fixed many different situations that would result in crashes
Fixed players getting disconnected from squads in many different situations
Fixed various issues caused with multiple controllers connected during and after gameplay
Fixed incorrect and/or missing callout for Rosters
Fixed issues using ‘Save As’ to create new map variants in Forge not working in all scenarios
Fixed sorting of temporary Gametypes
Fixed improper hero image displaying in next mission for Campaign playlists
Fixed load time increases when local files storage is full
Fixed issues where players in parties would lose audio in various loading situations
Fixed multiple instances of debug text being present across the title
HALO: CE
Fixed being returned to Main Menu after completing a Halo 1 Level in Cross-Game Playlists
Various Text & HUD fixes
Improved FOV for Split screen
Fixed rare mission progress loss when player selects Save & Quit during Halo 1 Playlists
Fixed various Halo 1 map weapon spawns not matching Xbox Retail
Improved Magnum shot registration issues in networked matches
Fixed bullet magnetism being incorrectly applied to teammates in Matchmaking
Fixed a Host/Client score discrepancy on PGCR for King of the Hill matches
Fixed enemy placement varying when restarting checkpoints
Fixed Score & Time UI disappearing if Captain Keyes dies in Truth & Reconciliation
Fixed double Halos appearing in Halo: CE Pillar of Autumn outro cinematic
HALO 2
Fixed weapon fire rates not matching H2 for original Xbox
Beating the Prophet of Regret to death with your fists now grants Campaign Scoring points
Fixed FOVs to match original Xbox setting for both single player and split screen
Returned original Xbox Connection & Host Migration screens for nostalgia
Fixed rare issue with matches starting before all players have joined
Fixed Steaktacular medal for H2C Matchmaking
Campaign no longer resumes in Legacy graphics if player is set to Remastered graphics
H2: Fixed invalid Team Color options appearing as selectable in various custom game modes
HALO 2 ANNIVERSARY
Enabled Host Migration for H2A Custom Games
Fixed Blood Thirsty! Achievement not unlocking when blasted in Matchmaking
Fixed issues with Kill Feed not updating for every kill
Fixed control mapping for Banshee tricks when using Universal Bump & Jump
Fixed Kill camera in Custom Games on large-budget Forge maps
Ninja Redux Achievement can now be earned during FFA games
Blast Resort gametype now respects player’s Rounds to Win settings in Custom Games
Fixed issue with incorrect HUD displaying for clients in Monitor Mode
Fixed object misalignment issue when snapping to coordinates
Fixed Pause Menu navigation controlling Films menus at the same time
Fixed players being taken to the Custom Game menu when exiting Forge sessions
Fixed numerous issues with Halo 2 Anniversary Campaign Co-op
HALO 3
Fixed Halo 3 default Gamma/Contrast settings
Improved lighting bloom to better reflect the Xbox 360 version’s presentation
Re-ordered Custom Gametypes so Slayer appears first
Guerilla Achievement unlock conditions improved
King of Crows Achievement unlock conditions improved
Who Needs Them? Achievement unlock conditions improved
Reduced time for post-credit cinematics to play after completing final mission
Fixed issues with Suicide Penalty not applying in certain gametypes
Fixed several option descriptions to match Xbox 360 text in custom games
HALO 4
Fixed incorrect button prompt on screen during final Didact quick time event
Weapon Skins can now be selected independently per loadout
Fixed bullet refunding issues when playing matches on dedicated servers
Adjusted default Gamma settings to better match original presentation
Fixed Tutorial prompts for Mantis melee button for various control layouts
Fixed grenade button prompt during final Didact encounter
Corrected Score values for various vehicles (Phantoms, Pelicans)
Fixed stereo playback for various language audio
Improved rubber banding during Broadsword sequence for co-op
Fixed rare respawn issue on Ravine
Various Achievement unlock condition improvements
SPOPS: Skulls now have names & descriptions displayed in menu
ODST
Theater Improvements
KNOWN ISSUES
The team is aware of and actively working on/investigating the following issues for future MCC updates:
Campaign and playlist progress counters may read as 0s across the board on initial launch
Intelligent Delivery prioritization can be lost if console enters Connected Standby during install
Halo 4 Forge objects exposed to the global light source may appear incorrectly
Some career stats do not update until the title is relaunched
Corrupted installation can occur through Intelligent Delivery installation
Aim sensitivity feels faster in update compared to previous MCC retail
Players idling in match are not always automatically removed from the game
Elites are not dual wielding in various Campaign missions
Players with high ping times may be unable to find a game
Objects will pop-in during the Halo 4 Campaign
Players can go out-of-sync when moving from mission to mission in Halo 2 co-op Campaign when there is an original Xbox One hosting and an Xbox One X client
Players may need to reacquire previously collected ODST audio logs before receiving Achievements related to them
You can read up on the full details of this gargantuan update right here.
Over on Twitter, Anthem Game Director Jonathan Warner answered a few fan questions regarding the game’s cosmetic customization for the Javelins (the mechs players suit up in). You can check out the questions and the corresponding answers below.
So far, so good. It seems Anthem’s visual customization is on the right track, no? No one-time use for shaders, stats aren’t tied to the way you look, and so on.
Also of note, Warner mentions that info regarding the Anthem beta will be made public “soon.”
It’s no secret by now that possibly one of the biggest video game failures in recent memory is BossKey Productions’ LawBreakers. Not only did it fail to capture a big crowd at launch, but its playerbase on PC dropped to zero mere months after release!
While video game fans might each have their own explanation as to why the game died, it’s another thing to hear it from the developers’ perspective. In a video interview, Former Senior Gameplay developer for LawBreakers Nathan Wulf sits down and talks about the game and why it didn’t succeed. One of the chief reasons he thinks? It’s mostly due to the “arena shooter” genre (ie: Unreal Tournament, Quake) not being as “widely accepted” by gamers compared to generations ago.
YouTuber Lion HeartZ talks to Wulf, and had the following question for the developer.
Q: So you know, half AAA price for a multiplayer game; it had a bunch of maps, it had classes, it had content at launch. But I think you could make the argument that the barrier to entry for the player base in price as well as in gameplay definitely hurt it in the long run. Do you think LawBreakers would have succeeded better if you guys have chosen to stick to more traditional gameplay loop styles?
Wulf: I think that could have helped. I fear that…(it hurts me to say this), but the fast-paced, more arena style shooter genre is just not (a) widely accepted gameplay style. Like, if you take a look at the games that are popular now and they have very slow gameplay. Like, PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds) and Fortnite, and stuff. I mean, they’re somewhat fast as far as character movements goes, but the overall pacing of the game, you could spend 20 minutes and never even find someone to shoot at. Or something like LawBreakers, like, literally every second and every bullet you fire is critical to being able to have a chance to win.
Wulf also adds that Cliff’s thinking (Cliff Blezinski, BossKey Productions big boss) was, every 10 years or so, we kind of cycle through the genre of games, and uses the current trend of World War 1 shooters being the “in” thing now compared to modern shooters the past few years as an example. His (Blezinksi) idea was LawBreakers would catch the “beginning of the wave” right back into arena shooters. Wulf doesn’t seem to agree with this, as he cited other games were released in the arena shooter genre, and they too failed to generate any buzz.
Check out the complete interview below, it’s a hefty 44-minute chat, but it’s an enlightening one and gives us further insight into why LawBreakers failed. The arena style shooter discussion starts around the
Do you agree with Wulf’s answers? Is it due to the arena shooter genre not being popular enough? Or is it mostly due to the game’s quality itself? Or maybe the amount of competition it faced is to blame?
Let us know what you think down below in the comments.
After years of waiting, CD Projekt RED has finally unveiled our first official look at some Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay! And in case you’re wondering, it looks like the studio is all set to replicate the success of its The Witcher franchise once again.
Clocking in at 48 minutes long, the first-person sci-fi RPG is blown wide open in the gameplay video. We get to see the amazing graphics, dialogue mechanics, and lots more. The footage is NSFW though, since there’s nudity and strong language.
Watch 48 minutes of official 2018 gameplay from Cyberpunk 2077 and get a glimpse into the world of perils and possibilities that is Night City — the most vibrant and dangerous metropolis of the future. This video contains work-in-progress gameplay — everything you see is potentially subject to change.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a narrative-driven, open world RPG from the creators of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. You play as V, a hired gun on the rise, who just got their first serious contract. In a world of cyberenhanced street warriors, tech-savvy netrunners and corporate life-hackers, today is your first step to becoming an urban legend. Cyberpunk 2077 is set in the same universe as Mike Pondsmith’s classic pen & paper RPG system, Cyberpunk 2020. Disclaimer: this video was recorded in 1080p and upscaled to 4k to utilise Youtube’s higher bitrate for 4k videos.
In other Cyberpunk 2077 news, CD Projekt has mentioned that multiplayer might be added post-launch, The studio has also confirmed that missions in the game will be similar to The Witcher 3 in terms of playtime and complexity
If you’re a The Division player, then boot up the game now! The Division Global Event August 2018 event (#3) is now live — yep, ahead of schedule! The event is now live (August 27), and will end on September 2.
The following modifiers will be live during Strike:
Strike—Always active. Enemies explode when killed.
Pre-emptive Strike—Strike behavior, plus sustained incoming damage triggers a small explosion on Agents.
Tactical Strike—Pre-emptive Strike behavior, plus enemies are marked using Strike explosions. When killed, they damage remaining enemies. Ally-to-Ally explosion damage is increased.
Agents will have another opportunity to earn the following Classified sets:
Classified Path of the Nomad
Classified D3-FNC
Classified Predator’s Mark
Classified Banshee’s Shadow
The event works the same way Strike has in the past. The Classic, Rider, and Jungle masks will be available alongside vanity rewards. Please note if you’ve already earned Strike’s weapon skins and vanit outfit, leaderboard caches will not yield new rewards.
In other The Division news, check out the patch notes for the latest update. We also reported that Ubisoft is gating some of the extra stash space for The Division 2 behind the Ultimate Edition.
While we reported a few days ago that the Battlefield V gamescom embargo would lift later today, EA has held off on the embargo lift due to the unfortunate incident that happened in the Madden tournament in Jacksonville, Florida. The embargo is now set to lift tomorrow, August 28.
This was confirmed by a slew of YouTube content creators over on Twitter.
As a result of the unfortunate events in Jacksonville yesterday, we've been asked to respectfully delay releasing our rotterdam footage till tomorrow due to the sensitivity of the matter and out of respect for those affected. I hope you all understand the decision.
Whilst you may still see some footage go up from people who did not get the memo in time, I will not be posting anything and you will notice that all EA accounts will likely remain dark. Please keep those affected in your thoughts today.
In case you can’t read the text, here’s what it says:
As a result of the unfortunate events in Jacksonville yesterday, we’ve been asked to respectfully delay releasing our rotterdam footage till tomorrow due to the sensitivity of the matter and out of respect for those affected. I hope you all understand the decision.
Whilst you may still see some footage go up from people who did not get the memo in time, I will not be posting anything and you will notice that all EA accounts will likely remain dark. Please keep those affected in your thoughts today.
This was corroborated by Flakfire as well.
In light of the shooting in Jacksonville, EA's Battlefield team has shifted the embargo date on #BattlefieldV Rotterdam content to the 28th, and the Battlefield Stream Team has been told to stand down. I know you're anxious to see new stuff, but this is a time for reflection.
Fortunately, gameplay footage of Battlefield V from gamescom did leak out, so make sure to check that out. If that’s not your bag, make sure to read up on the info collected from the show floor, as well as the .
If you’re a Star Wars Battlefront II player, then chances are, you’re not feeling particularly well right now regarding the game. Aside from the lac of communication from EA & DICE in terms of post-launch support, some of the expected content that should have been released already is still MIA.
With Battlefront II being developed by DICE, and the studio’s upcoming game, Battlefield V, set to hit this October, some gamers have been wondering whether BFV will meet the same fate as BFII. Over on Twitter, David Sirland, who’s the Multiplayer Producer on Battlefield V, was asked by a fan regarding post-launch content, and if BFV “will be another SWBF2.”
Did this happen with Bf4 and that launch? No, won't happen this time either (irregardless of monetary model / premium). BF is not the same franchise, not a license based one and this is what, number 15 in the running? Chill.
For context: Sirland was part of the Battlefield 1 live team that delivered fantastic post-launch content to the shooter after the main DICE team has moved on to other projects. Hence, why he referenced BF4 and not Battlefield 1, or the other Battlefield titles.
In case you’re wondering if you should be worried on how the game’s shaping up, don’t, as the still-in-development shooter even won the “Best Multiplayer” award at gamescom!
Here’s some super bad and sad news to darken your weekend: a Madden 19 tournament was the scene of a deadly mass shooting incident today in Jacksonville, Florida.
According to reports, multiple people, including the suspected gunman, was part of the list of casualties. The shooting took place at Jacksonville Landing, which is a downtown marketplace, and the place where a Madden 19 tournament was taking place.
The report by the L.A. Times mentions that the shooter was a gamer who was competing in the tournament and lost, with the info provided by Steven “Steveyj” Javaruski, who’s one of the competitors in the said tournament. Javaruski states that the shooter “targeted a few people” and shot at least five other victims before killing himself.
There’s no official tally as of the moment, but according to witnesses, four people had been fatally shot, with the number of victims totaling 11.
We’ll update the story as more info surfaces.
Our deepest condolences and thoughts to everybody affected by this.
Also of note, please don’t be an asshole and try to pin this to EA.
