STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT OCTOBER BETA INCLUDES COMPANION APP INTEGRATION
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Still waiting on Diablo 3!
If i bought them on 360 would i be able to still download them on the One?
Or do i have to buy it again?
If i bought them on 360 would i be able to still download them on the One?
Or do i have to buy it again?
No skyrim. Omg. I'm trying to surprise my neighbour with it cus he has an xb1 and that's his life(skyrim)
Captains Class Info
I see several people who are looking for the captains classes and where to sign up. In order to sign up, you will need to go to the Xiled Gaming Leadership Training forum. Here is a step by step on how to get there from the home page.
1) Click on HOME
2) Click on FORUM
3) Click on XILED GAMING LEADERS
4) Scroll down about halfway down the page and you will see XILED GAMING LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Click on it.
5) Click CAPTAINS CLASSES
6) Pick one that is a good time/date for you.
7) You MUST sign up on the one you choose.
8) Remember, you can take ANY class, no matter what division the Section Leader is from
9) Check to see which platform the class you have chosen is on. There are 360 and One classes.
I see several people who are looking for the captains classes and where to sign up. In order to sign up, you will need to go to the Xiled Gaming Leadership Training forum. Here is a step by step on how to get there from the home page.
1) Click on HOME
2) Click on FORUM
3) Click on XILED GAMING LEADERS
4) Scroll down about halfway down the page and you will see XILED GAMING LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Click on it.
5) Click CAPTAINS CLASSES
6) Pick one that is a good time/date for you.
7) You MUST sign up on the one you choose.
8) Remember, you can take ANY class, no matter what division the Section Leader is from
9) Check to see which platform the class you have chosen is on. There are 360 and One classes.
Only problem I can see with this is with pc players especially with the keyboard mouse being way more responsive than that of the PS4 and Xbox one controlers
RAINBOW SIX DLC YEAR PLAN
Rainbow Six DLC Year Plan
Recently, Ubisoft has detailed plans for microtransactions within its upcoming first-person shooter, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. Also revealed are the company’s plans for Rainbow Six Siege DLC, which will be coming over the course of the next 12 months.
According to Ubisoft, the recently delayed Rainbow Six Siege is to see four content expansions in 2016. Each expansion will add one new map and two characters (known as operators), each armed with a unique gadget, as well as a new primary and secondary weapon.
The Road map below shows details about Ubisoft’s plan for release dates, currently aimed for January, April, July and October with exact dates to be confirmed sometime in the future. The Road map also states that new game modes will be available, but it is uncertain as to whether we will see any more single player content, or whether the DLC will be solely multiplayer-based.
Ubisoft announced last September that Rainbow Six Siege DLC maps will be coming free to all players in addition to the 10 initial multiplayer maps already in the base game. To support this decision, players will use an in-game currency called Renown in the game’s multiplayer, which can be purchased using real money. Renown can also be earned by playing the game and can be used to purchase new characters and weapon skins.
Clumsy players may even end up losing Renown, as killing teammates will have a negative impact on your totals. Rainbow Six developers have estimated that each player should earn around 1000 Renown per hour of gameplay, but it should be noted that each operator requires 25,000 renown to purchase.
Players who don’t feel like putting in the hours have another option: buying R6 Credits. These credits act as second in-game currency, available for $4.99 for a pack of 600, which can be used to buy a number of cosmetic features that cannot be obtained through other means. 600 Credits is also the amount needed to buy an operator that would otherwise take roughly 25 hours to unlock. Ubisoft have stressed, though, that the premium skins solely available for purchase with R6 Credits are purely decorative and will not affect gameplay in any way.
This Is The Link To The Article UsedRecently, Ubisoft has detailed plans for microtransactions within its upcoming first-person shooter, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. Also revealed are the company’s plans for Rainbow Six Siege DLC, which will be coming over the course of the next 12 months.
According to Ubisoft, the recently delayed Rainbow Six Siege is to see four content expansions in 2016. Each expansion will add one new map and two characters (known as operators), each armed with a unique gadget, as well as a new primary and secondary weapon.
The Road map below shows details about Ubisoft’s plan for release dates, currently aimed for January, April, July and October with exact dates to be confirmed sometime in the future. The Road map also states that new game modes will be available, but it is uncertain as to whether we will see any more single player content, or whether the DLC will be solely multiplayer-based.
Ubisoft announced last September that Rainbow Six Siege DLC maps will be coming free to all players in addition to the 10 initial multiplayer maps already in the base game. To support this decision, players will use an in-game currency called Renown in the game’s multiplayer, which can be purchased using real money. Renown can also be earned by playing the game and can be used to purchase new characters and weapon skins.
Clumsy players may even end up losing Renown, as killing teammates will have a negative impact on your totals. Rainbow Six developers have estimated that each player should earn around 1000 Renown per hour of gameplay, but it should be noted that each operator requires 25,000 renown to purchase.
Players who don’t feel like putting in the hours have another option: buying R6 Credits. These credits act as second in-game currency, available for $4.99 for a pack of 600, which can be used to buy a number of cosmetic features that cannot be obtained through other means. 600 Credits is also the amount needed to buy an operator that would otherwise take roughly 25 hours to unlock. Ubisoft have stressed, though, that the premium skins solely available for purchase with R6 Credits are purely decorative and will not affect gameplay in any way.
BATTLEFIELD 1
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Just became a member and this game looks sick not the cut and paste of modern warfare and call of duty with the future.
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Did this on day one xD good news is the beta is supposedly going to be announced shortly after games comm and anyone with insider will get early access to beta. Or so says the article says when he was interviewed.
