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How To Ruin a Promising LARP in 3 Easy Steps
For readers who don't know me, I like to consider myself a fairly big LARPer. While I've tried a little bit of everything, one of my absolute favorite games is Changeling: The Lost. It's varied enough to allow you to play nearly any concept you can think of, and the tone can run the gamut from dark and terrifying, to whimsical and haunting.
By Neal Litherland5 years ago in Gamers
What does buffs and nerf mean in the Gaming world?
Anyone who has delved into their favourite video game's online forums has most likely found fans pleading with developers to "PLS NERF" a character they believe is overpowered or moaning about a buff that they believe has rendered an enemy virtually unbeatable.
By Otaku Writer5 years ago in Gamers
How I Built My Own Gaming PC (And You Can Too!)
It is no surprise that with the pandemic, more people are playing video games. Quarantine is bringing back the old-school gamers and creating brand new ones. As I am in the middle of a third lockdown, I am one of those people who went back to their gaming habits. One thing I did in 2020 as a result of quarantine is finally getting a gaming PC.
By Rute Barros5 years ago in Gamers
Extra Life Heads to Orlando for Children's Hospital Week
Mainstream media oft jests at the behest of gamers, depicting them as ineffectual slobs with a penchant for Doritos and Mountain Dew. Anyone that’s actually spent time connecting with the community has seen its heart and soul and fully understands that it has a giving side. In fact, that side comes out annually when Extra Life makes its plea for help in supporting the Children’s Miracle Network. And come April 2022, gamers will once again prove they’re not the angry trolls media paints them as when they assemble in Orlando, FL, for Extra Life United and Children’s Hospital Week.
By Mark LoProto5 years ago in Gamers
Top 5 Indian Games That You Should Play Right Now
Have you ever considered playing Indian games? Online games have grown in popularity in India over the last several years. Games like PUBG, BGMI, Free Fire, Valorant, and others have become household names, with young people playing them on a daily basis. These international games are unquestionably entertaining. But did you know that we offer games that are not only fun but also based on Indian mythology? Because Indian mythology and culture are so broad, imagine how fascinating, relevant, and unique these games would be.
By Amit Kumar5 years ago in Gamers






