Frontier is continuing to pump out livestreams highlighting the details of Elite Dangerous’ Beyond Chapter Four. Yesterday, the stream’s focus was on squadrons, essentially a type of player guild in the game. “Squadrons have been designed for Commanders who want to band together and organise themselves in-game. This might be to play together, or to focus on certain types of gameplay such as bounty hunting, Community Goals, or furthering the agenda of a faction,” Frontier says. “The aim of Squadrons is to support and augment multiplayer organisation and combined effort in-game! The Elite Dangerous community have created so many incredible out-of-game ways to organise how they play Elite Dangerous in player groups, and we would never dream of removing or replacing those systems, but Squadrons offers something for any type of player. If you form a Squadron that is looking to engage in activities such as dominating the leaderboards, taking on the Thargoids, or … [Read more...] about Elite Dangerous is getting a fleshed-out MMO guild system in Beyond Chapter Four
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Feature Spotlight #7
Hi, fellow gamer and MMO enthusiast! Yes, the time has come. The spotlight many of you have been waiting (way too long) for, is finally here. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s player-made towns time! Let’s kick the article off with a summary for those of you who don’t feel like tackling this “demanding” reading! SUMMARY In Fractured, having a base of operation is something really desirable for all players. As with all our features, we don’t want to exclude any part of our userbase from enjoying the game, and that’s why we’re giving everyone plenty of options on how to live their social life. In the system we’re building, lone wolves can claim their own lot of land outside of a town, where they can build a home, basic crafting stations, cultivations and livestock. More social players can instead band together and start a settlement, or join an existing one. The most ambitious players can become the elected leaders of a free town through … [Read more...] about Feature Spotlight #7
New Resident Evil 7 Not a Hero Trailer Questions Redfield’s Identity
When we first saw Chris Redfield make his return to the survival horror franchise in Resident Evil 7 this year, many fans were sceptical as to whether it was actually the long-running protagonist. It was seemingly confirmed that it actually was him when the credits rolled, but now there may been evidence to support the theory that it could well be a fake Redfield after all. The latest trailer centres around the character, in what appears to be Pete from the paranormal documentary show Sewer Gators, which first appears at the start of the base game. In the trailer, which you can check out below, sees Pete showing viewers a number of clips from other Not a Hero trailers. He also reminds us that Redfield is supposed to be a hero, not working for the antagonistic Umbrella Corporation, before revealing a piece of paper at the end which seemingly shows Redfield before being cut off mid-sentence, questioning if it’s potentially the same person. There’s no way of knowing for sure … [Read more...] about New Resident Evil 7 Not a Hero Trailer Questions Redfield’s Identity
7 Invaluable Blog Writing Tips I Learned After Writing for ShoutMeLoud
I didn’t discover my passion for writing until the past few years, although I was always an avid readers as a kid and wanted people to read my works. The past three years have been almost like a blessing and I finally found my interest in writing and moreover an outlet to express them. Nothing hurts more bad for a writer than having your works not being read widely. After having written over hundreds of articles for the past few years, I was given a chance to join the ShoutMeLoud community by the humble Harsh Agarwal and I didn’t have second thoughts about trying my luck here, and I have been accepted with some aplomb by the wonderful community here. After having been written over a million words, including 60 articles for ShoutMeLoud, hundreds of articles on my personal blog and thousands of words for the first draft of my novel, my experience of working with Harsh and writing for the ShoutMeLoud community was a memorable one. During this journey, I have … [Read more...] about 7 Invaluable Blog Writing Tips I Learned After Writing for ShoutMeLoud
Top 7 Content Upgrade Ideas To Get Targeted Email Subscribers
If you’re not building an email list for your business, you’re missing out a lot. Sorry to be so blunt, but it’s true. Your email list is one of the most valuable assets you have as an online marketer. From my research, I’ve realized that the primary reason why email marketing seems daunting to most people is that they just don’t know how to do it. You have a sign-up form on the sidebar of your blog, and maybe even at the end of each post you publish. But what’s your conversion rate? I’m guessing it’s pretty low. Getting poor conversion rates after spending so much time creating an incentive to give away can be demotivating. Sometimes, that’s what makes some people to say that email marketing doesn’t work. But there are a lot of really smart ways to build and maintain an email list. You just need to be creative. Today, I’ll talk to you about one great list building method: Content upgrades. Content … [Read more...] about Top 7 Content Upgrade Ideas To Get Targeted Email Subscribers