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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
The Fang Shih
Scholarly masters of chi magic from lands in the distant East, the Fang Shih character class combines the use of arcane spells like those used by wizards with the subtle geomantic art of placement to alter the flow of chi, the magical energy flowing through the world around them. Fang shih are welcomed by many communities as auspicious harbingers of good fortune.
By Samuel Wright2 years ago in Gamers
Dark and Darker Guide: A Warlock Build That Doesn't Use Magical Healing in the New Season
Following the Dark and Darker game version update, an innovative Warlock build has emerged that will abandon traditional magical healing and instead focus on raw power and strategy to overwhelm the competition. Every choice in the build will directly affect the match's outcome.
By PattonVast2 years ago in Gamers
The Chessboard Motley. Top Story - November 2023.
Miss Bishop leaned back in her chair, and eyed the man who had come into her office before locking the door behind him. He had the lean, ropy musculature of a serpent beneath his cheap suit, and the dead eyes of a shark. She could see where he was packing a heater on his hip, and she had no doubt he was good with it. Good enough to do the job he was usually hired to do, at least.
By Neal Litherland2 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









