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The new Battlerite official first season came on 07.03.2018. All seasons since the release of Battlerite were preseasons or alpha seasons. The new season is coming with some really useful things and rewards. All the battlerite rating from previous seasons has been reset. From now on every Battlerite season will least for 10 weeks, and on end of the season the rewards will be given based on current or highest rating at end of the season that’s is not stated yet. The new Battlerite first season sponsor system New sponsor system grants additional rewards for daily quests and it lasts for the whole season. The sponsors can be signed for in quest menu, you can sign for one sponsor at the time, and you can choose what fits you best. While choosing sponsor you can see the rewards it offers so you can decide what would you want the most. Battlerite sponsor progress is done by completing the daily quests, the number of empty circles in sponsor reward field shows you how … [Read more...] about Battlerite official first season review by MMO Boosting Service

The upcoming action-RPG Breach shows off its new class, Elementalist, which uses nature spells to deal damage and protect allies. The class can summon meteors on enemies, use Quake to knock them back, and even revive and heal allies with Elemental Quintessence. Breach is a third person co-op action RPG with both modern Earth and mythological elements, with modern classes like Engineer and Sniper that contrast classes like Lich and Necromancer. Breach enters paid Steam early access in January 2019, and is planning to launch as free-to-play before summer 2019. Further reading: Official site FacebookTwitterReddit Related … [Read more...] about Elementalist Class Announced for Breach

Weekly MMO News Recap #215 - September 2, 2019 A look at MMO News and updates for the week ending September 2, 2019. This is episode 215 in a weekly series every Monday that will cover all major MMO news and updates. The games covered this week were: Peria Chronicles, Final Fantasy XIV, Monster Hunter World, Guild Wars 2, World of Warcraft, Pokemon Masters, ArcheAge, Bless Unleashed, PlanetSide Arena, Pagan Online, Nostos, Warframe, and Population Zero. Links to individual news articles we covered this week: Nexon Cancels Peria Chronicles Bots Continue to Run Amok in Final Fantasy XIV Guild Wars 2 Unveils the Next living World Chapter The Icebrood Saga Blizzard Continues to Add More World of Warcraft Classic Servers Pokemon Masters Mobile Game Now Live ArcheAge Unchained Launching September 30, Pre Sales Now Available Monster Hunter World Iceborn Expansion Launching Soon, Open Beta Available on Consoles Xbox One Exclusive Bless Unleashed Will Launch Into Open Beta in November … [Read more...] about Weekly News Recap #215 – September 1, 2019

A little more than 2 years ago, I joined a good friend and a few other guys in the beginning stages of their startup. My friend said, "Kenneth, you can email a business. And you can call a business. But wouldn't it just make sense to be able to text a business? That's what we're trying to make happen." I was sold. Shortly after, I joined Text Request and began life as an entrepreneur. People tell you to fail fast and learn quickly when you're an entrepreneur. But for whatever reason, they always leave out any practical steps that could actually help you. It's a shame, too, because there's plenty of simple guidance that could save a lot of time, effort, heartache, and money. Must read: 5 Things All First-Time Entrepreneurs Need To Know Since starting at Text Request, I've also stumbled my way into turning a few other skills and opportunities into income. I'm neither rich nor hugely successful by any means. But I'm far enough along to realize what would have been good to … [Read more...] about 5 Little Lessons I Wish I Knew Before Becoming an Entrepreneur

2016 was one eventful year for ad tech industry. Client side Header Bidding went mainstream. Publishers got heavy-handed with anti-ad block measures with varying successes and failures. Fake news registered on the radar of mainstream media and ad tech took the flack for it. Ad viewability adoption increased, creating panic among publishers. Then, the year wrapped up with a bang as WhiteOps uncovered a ubiquitous, million-dollar ad fraud ring called Methbot. That was the abridged version; barely enough information to start a workplace debate. This post gives a more holistic view of the developments in ad tech in 2016, focussed on subjects and perspectives that you, the enterprising publisher, ought to care about, or find interesting. 1. Header Bidding adoption continues to rise despite publisher skepticism about higher latency Header bidding is all the rage these days. A complete chronology of industry developments can even be found in a post on AdExchanger. Here’s a brief … [Read more...] about State of Ad Tech: 2016, Year In Review