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Dratnos and Tettles are back with another series of Race to World First Daily Recap videos! These videos will be recorded daily after Liquid finishes raiding, meaning they should be released around 2am Pacific Time, near the start of the European guilds' day. Looking for livestreams, guilds to watch, and analytics to dive into? Check out the Wowhead RWF Coverage Article for the latest lists of streamers, raid coverage, and boss guides. Today's Race to World First Recap covers the remarkable World First Silken Court kill achieved by Liquid despite expectations of potentially the hardest Mythic mechanic of all time! Though it took nearly 200 pulls, Dratnos and Tettles were both surprised to see it die before the reset. This early kill gives Liquid a huge boon, as they're able to add its loot to their vaults, which have been enhanced by an extra box on several characters, and they were able to get some information on Queen Ansurek which may affect gearing decisions during the reclear. Echo and Method both remain in the hunt, having killed Ky'veza not long after yesterday's Recap was recorded! It's vital for both guilds that they kill Silken Court today, not just for the loot but to remain on pace with Liquid's kills and give themselves a chance to catch up and overtake on Queen Ansurek, though of course the weekly reset will rear its ugly head once more, especially if Ansurek can die early in the week!

Blizzard has extended NA Maintenance another 2 hours until 12:00 PM PDT.

Blizzard has released a new Gameplay Launch Trailer for Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred, and it comes with some shocking reveals — not only are we seeing things like the Dark Citadel and Mercenaries, but some possible story spoilers as well! SPOILER ALERT: This Gameplay Video contains potential story spoilers for the Vessel of Hatred campaign, particularly for future boss fights. Watch at your own risk! Around halfway through the video is a very interesting figure — and clear indications of a boss fight including them.

There have been some Mythic+ tuning hotfixes on the Weekly Reset nerfing Grim Batol, Stonevault and more!

players on Honour Mode are running into a frustrating glitch that can easily end the permadeath run. During the finale of Act 2, the boss fight against Ketheric Throm has seen the villain randomly duplicating himself, with another version of him getting full health after the Apostle of Myrkul takes a turn. This has been a bug plaguing the game for months with no end in sight, nor any record of direct causation. While some players speculate this glitch comes from Tactician difficulty, others have recalled this same thing happening regardless of difficulty level.

Psychopaths are human bosses you can find and beat in to progress cases and get powerful new gear. These opponents are people who've gone insane from the stress of the zombie outbreak, attacking you and sometimes keeping other survivors hostage. You need to take down some Psychopaths to move the story forward, but some can only be encountered at specific times.

Several characters have become champions of the King of Iron Fist Tournament, but hands-on time with 's anticipated return of Heihachi brings back one of its most ruthless with a vengeance. Bandai Namco studios released one of gaming's most complex and rewarding fighters and have continued to expand with beloved DLC characters that have added even more depth to the game.Still, Heihachi's return is a dramatic step in making the ultimate version of itself.

Jingliu’s gameplay comeback in may occur as early as Version 2.6, according to new leaks, and I am particularly happy due to how good a character she naturally is in my team comps. Jingliu is a 5-star Ice character who follows the Path of the Destruction in HoYoverse’s turn-based RPG. She was released over a year ago and her HP-drain mechanics made her incredibly powerful against enemies, especially those with Ice weakness. In fact, Jingliu is still one of the best DPS characters in the game, though a lot of her value declined with newer releases.

The Vanguard is an offensive class you can play in in both PvE and PvP modes, but only its best builds will make you dangerous on the battlefield. This archetype uses a signature grappling hook to dash into enemies. Becoming a whirlwind of death, Vanguards can become even stronger with the right perks to support how the class plays.