Diablo 4 is finally here! At the top of the hour, players who ordered the Deluxe and Ultimate editions were able to descend into hell for early access. Unfortunately, not everyone has had the smoothest of times getting into the actual game. One of the biggest problems thus far is Diablo 4's error code 315306. Here is a quick guide to getting you into the action!



Diablo 4 error code 31506 solutions



Screenshot courtesy of neobita via Twitter



So far there have been reported problems on both the PC and PlayStation 5 regarding Diablo 4 error code 315306. When players are attempting to log into the game, they are met with the text box "Unable to find a valid license for Diablo IV (Code 315306). 



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One of the main reasons players are encountering Diablo 4 error code 315306 is due to their attempts to load the game prior to launch with servers not fully operating yet across the globe. It is understandable to want to jump into the action as quickly as possible, but doing so leads to many errors.



Make sure Diablo 4 is installed correctly onto your machine Completely close Battle.Net, making sure it is not running in the backgroundOpen up Battle.net and launch Diablo 4



If you are still encountering the error after closing the application, uninstalling the game and reinstalling the game should do the trick.



How to fix Diablo 4 invalid license for PS5



Right now the PlayStation 5 seems to have the most problems with error code 315306. At the time of writing this article, hundreds of PS5 players have been complaining about the same problem.




https://twitter.com/SimGreenwood/status/1664409882802413569?s=20




One of the ways that was suggested for fixing this issue was to restore licenses on the PS5 store. Here is how you can do that:



Head on over to the settings tab that is located under Users and Accounts.From there, select other.Finally, select Restore Licenses.



In the article linked above, this solution worked and was able to fix

How to fix Diablo 4 error code 315306 for PC and PS5

Street Fighter 6 has a super in-depth avatar creator in the game. It can be used to make some really good (and really hideous) character models, but once you've made your custom Street Fighter 6 character, can you edit it?



Players have to make their custom characters before heading into the Battle Hub for the first time in the game. This is where a collective of SF6 players from across the world congregate and compete against each other. 



Both male and female bodies are available in Street Fighter 6.



Street Fighter 6's custom avatar creator is incredible and allows for some really inventive character creation. 



Players can choose from a plethora of options for their character. This includes detailed editing of the facial features and editing pretty much ever body part in the character model. 



The in-depth character customisation is a strong selling point for Street Fighter 6.



The customisation in SF6's avatar creator is super in-depth. Players can choose to keep their character realistic or they can go all out and make the most outrageous model possible.



If players spend long enough on their characters, they should have no problem in getting them to look as formidable as Ryu. 







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When the full game releases, players will have the ability to buy outfits for their characters. This will take the character customisation in the game to the next level. This will largely be part of the World Tour mode in the full release of Street Fighter 6.



How do you edit your character in Street Fighter 6 World Tour?



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You can edit your custom Avatar or Character in Street Fighter 6 using the World Tour mode. Simply enter World Tour and head to the Style Lab Beauty Salon. There's one in Beat Street

Can you edit your custom character in Street Fighter 6?

Just like any fighting game, Street Fighter 6 features several outfits for each of the fighters. Outfit 2, as revealed a few days before the release, is sort of a throwback outfit for some of the classic fighters but also features some incredible outfits for the newcomers.









But how do you get your hands on Outfit 2? Well, fear not, it’s unlockable in-game, just with a bit of a grind.



How to get Outfit 2 in Street Fighter 6



Marisa's Outfit 2 in Street Fighter 6 (Image via Capcom)



As revealed by MattMcMuscles on Twitter, to unlock SF6's Outfit 2 you need to reach the maximum bond level with that character in the World Tour single-player mode.




https://twitter.com/MattMcMuscles/status/1664336863815933955




That means finding the player in World Tour (some aren’t easy to find). In addition, you’ll need to give them a perfect gift, use their style to fight, find and beat other NPC’s that use their style, and defeat the fighter at a high difficulty CPU level. We’ll release guides on finding the various fighters in World Tour as their locations are discovered.



How to unlock Ken's Classic outfit in Street Fighter 6How to unlock Lily as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Cammy as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Manon as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Dhalsim as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Zangief as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Jamie as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World TourHow to unlock Kimberly as a Master in Street Fighter 6 World Tour



Some items make this process quicker, such as in-game items, buying and gifting the fighter many small gifts, or just grinding easier fights in a cheesy way. MattMcMuscles said it took him around 18 hours to max out Ryu, but he also wasn’t trying to do this. It will be quicker for successive players, as once you’ve completed the current World Tour story, your character, and their stats will

How to unlock Outfit 2 for fighters in Street Fighter 6

So after downloading Diablo 4 and entering the game, it suddenly crashes. It's another form of Hell. Luckily, here's our guide on how to fix Diablo 4 crashing on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation!



Diablo 4 screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



How to fix Diablo 4 crashing on PC



If Diablo 4 is crashing on your PC on startup, then it might be time to update your drivers. Here are the instructions on how to do this and how to fix corrupted files.



How do I update my Diablo 4 driver?



Press Windows + XSelect "Device Manager"Expand "Display adapters"Right-click your graphics card driverPress "Update driver"Choose "Search automatically for drivers"



Repairing the game on PC



Launch Battle.netPress the Diablo 4 icon at the topPress the gear icon next to the blue "Play" buttonSelect the "Scan and Repair" option






Why does Diablo 4 keep crashing?



Make sure that your PC meets the minimum system requirements for the game. This is because even if you don't meet the minimum requirements, Diablo 4 will run. Below are the minimum and recommended system requirements.



Diablo 4 minimum requirements



OS: 64-bit Windows 10 version 1909 or newerProcessor: Intel Core i5-2500K or AMD FX-8350Memory: 8 GB RAMGraphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 or AMD Radeon R9 280DirectX: Version 12Storage: SSD with 90 GB available spaceInternet: Broadband Connection



Diablo 4 recommended requirements



OS: 64-bit Windows 10 version 1909 or newerProcessor: Intel Core i5-4670K or AMD R3-1300XMemory: 16 GB RAMGraphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon RX 470DirectX: Version 12Storage: SSD with 90 GB available spaceInternet: Broadband Connection



Diablo 4 cinematic screenshot (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)



Diablo 4 crashing on console



If you experience a crash on your console, then you can restart your device, do a power cycle, uninstall the game, restart your console, and then reinstall Diablo 4.



How to fix Diablo 4 crashing on Xbox



Restart your

How to fix Diablo 4 crashing on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation

Blizzard has unveiled Diablo 4 Twitch Drops for fans starting with the game’s official launch on June 5. For four weeks, Diablo 4 fans can avail themselves of exclusive Twitch drops by watching their favorite streamers play the game. Here’s all we know about the Twitch drops and how to get them.



How to Get Diablo 4 Twitch Drops?



For four weeks, fans can watch their favorite Diablo 4 streamers as well as earn Twitch drops. Each week has different rewards and we have them listed here for you. There are two different tiers of Twitch drops every week. You can earn the first tier if you watch eligible streamers for three hours. The second tier, and in most cases, the much better-looking cosmetic is available only after watching the streams for a minimum of six hours.



Week 1: Rogue and Necromancer







Start Time: June 5, 4 p.m. PDTEnd Time: June 11, 11:59 p.m. PDT



Here’s what you can earn during Week 1



Three hours: Azurehand Back-Stabber Dagger and Azurehand Heart-Piercer Sword Weapon RecolorsSix Hours: Matron-Sigil Coffer (Rogue) and Progenitor Favor (Necromancer) Back Trophy.



Week 2







Start Time: June 5, 4 p.m. PDTEnd Time: June 11, 11:59 p.m. PDT



Here’s what you can earn during Week 1



Three hours: Azurehand Spell-Slinger Wand Weapon RecolorSix Hours: Hellrune Tabernacle Back Trophy



Week 3







Start Time: June 5, 4 p.m. PDTEnd Time: June 11, 11:59 p.m. PDT



Here’s what you can earn during Week 1



Three hours: Azurehand Head-Cleaver Weapon RecolorSix Hours: Font of the Mother Back Trophy.



Week 4







Start Time: June 5, 4 p.m. PDTEnd Time: June 11, 11:59 p.m. PDT



Here’s what you can earn during Week 1



Three hours: Azurehand Skull-Crusher.Six Hours: Matriarch’s Mantle Back Trophy.



How to get Diablo 4 Primal Instinct Mount?







Fans can get an exclusive Primal Instinct Mount when they gift two subscriptions to any eligible subscribers during the offer period. 



Diablo 4 Twitch Drops Channels



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Diablo 4 Twitch Drops: Eligible Twitch Channels, Weekly rewards, and more

Before the start of the next act, Riot Games usually takes VALORANT offline for a few hours. These few hours are a time for the developers to update the game and bring it on par with the next patch.  This article will be updated with the latest VALORANT maintenance time as and when announced.



Countdown



When does VALORANT maintenance start?



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The maintenance patch times is different for different regions. Here’s a quick breakdown of the maintenance patch timings for each region.



Brazil: Servers may go down for maintenance on June 7, 2023  at 7 pm (Federal District Time)Europe: Servers may go going down for maintenance on May 30, 2023 at 12 am CESTKorea: Servers may go down for maintenance on May 30, 2023  at 7 am KST Latin America: Servers may go down for maintenance on May 30, 2023  at 5 pm (Peru)North America: Servers may go down for maintenance on May 30, 2023  at 6 pm PSTIndia:  Servers may go down for maintenance on May 30, 2023  at 3.30 am



You can convert the PDT time zone into your local time zone here. 



How long is VALORANT maintenance? When does it end?



The VALORANT servers usually go down for about an hour or two before a new act’s release. So VALORANT maintenance should be over by the following times:



9 pm for Brazil - Federal District2 am CEST for Europe9 am KST for Korea7 pm for Latin America - Peru8 pm PST for North America5.30 am IST for India



Is VALORANT down?



However, there are times when VALORANT is down despite no scheduled maintenance. In such cases, it might be a server outage or something similar. If you want to check whether the issue is on your end or VALORANT's you can do so on your own.



Go to https://downdetector.in/status/valorant/ You should see if there are any outages reported by other players.






Stay tuned to esports.gg for the latest VALORANT news and updates.

VALORANT scheduled server maintenance: When does it start and end? [June 2023]

In Street Fighter 6 World Tour, you can use special abilities outside of combat to attack, destroy objects, and move around the world. These abilities, known as Master Actions, are a core mechanic in the World Tour, evoking the classic Street Fighter 2 mini games even as you explore the open world. Here’s everything you need to know about Master Actions in SF6’s World Tour.



How to use Master Actions to destroy barriers in Street Fighter 6 World Tour



Using Master Actions to break objects in Street Fighter 6 (Image via esports.gg)



The first Master Action you’ll learn in World Tour is Luke’s Rising Uppercut. This simple vertical special move, and most other Master Actions, will allow you to break barriers, crush barrels, and otherwise wreck-up Metro City. 



To break barriers with Master Actions, position yourself in front of the barrier and press and hold your Right Shoulder button (RT), and then select the appropriate button for the Master Action you want to use. Once pressed you’ll destroy the barrier and be on your way!



Barriers won’t always be obvious, so it's worth trying Master Actions on any suspicious looking objects. You can sometimes earn Zeny, Miles, and other rewards for breaking objects.



My Master Action won’t work! What gives?



You have a limited number of Charges of Master Actions. This starts as three but can be upgraded with skills as your level up your World Tour character.



How to use Master Actions to traverse the world in SF6



Using Master Actions to fly! (Image via esports.gg)



Master Actions, such as Chun-Li’s Spinning Bird Kick can be used to leap gaps that might not normally be accessible, especially as there’s no jump button in the overworld. To do this, simply aim yourself across the gap and use the Master Action. It travels a lot further than you might imagine so it’s a great way to travel! But remember, you have limited charges…



Using Master Actions to initiate battles in Street Fighter 6

How to use Master Actions in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

Marvel Snap fans enjoyed yesterday the first Twitch Rivals tournament for that game. Twelve content creators clashed for a part of the $10,000 in prizes and the glory of being the first Marvel Snap Twitch Rivals champion.




https://twitter.com/TwitchRivals/status/1662141748972339217




Let's go over what happened in this tournament and what the winning team played.



Marvel Snap Twitch Rivals format



The $10,000 Twitch Rivals event gathered some of the most prominent Marvel Snap players and content creators. The tournament had an initial Round Robin stage in which teams would play each other. The matches consisted of two 1v1 Battle Mode games, with team captains facing each other in one, and their teammates dueling in the second one.



To make things more interesting, each round had special deck-building restrictions. Twitch Rivals gave teams only 10 minutes to create their Marvel Snap decks after telling them the restrictions. Being creative and adaptable could be worth a victory even before playing. 



These were the conditions under which players had to build their decks for each round:



Deck Building Requirements - Image via Twitch Rivals



After the 5 Round Robin matches, the top two teams advanced to the final stage. The finals had no deck-building conditions, so every card was on the table.



These were the 6 teams competing and their players:



Marvel Snap Twitch Rivals players - Image via Twitch



Event Results



JeffHoogland and Jimdavismtg dominated the Marvel Snap Twitch Rivals round-robin stage. They won every match and advanced to the finals with a perfect 5-0 score. Kripp and Dekkster were the other teams that made it out of the group stage, only losing to Jeff and Jim in the first round.



Round Robin standings - Image via Twitch



For this final round, teams could bring whatever deck they wanted. Kripp went for a High Evolutionary archetype against Jeff's control deck in game one. The Marvel Snap Twitch finals couldn't start any

Kripp and Dekkster win the Marvel Snap Twitch Rivals event

In Street Fighter 6’s Single Player World Tour mode, you can take on a number of fighting styles from the different fighters in the game. This is based on your current Masters and which style you have equipped. But how do you switch fighting style in SF6 World Tour? Here’s our guide



Switching fighting styles in Street Fighter 6 World Tour



(Screenshot by esports.gg)



Once you’ve unlocked more masters in Street Fighter 6 World Tour, you’ll want to switch up your fighting style, both to better emulate your Master and to level up your bond with them. You can do this in your Device. This is bound by default to the Select button on PlayStation controllers and the Back button on Xbox controllers. It’s the menu button opposite the default Start button.



When in the Device menu, select Status, the first button with the purple hexagon icon.



Head to the Gear section (yes, it’s a bit counter intuitive)



Select the first option to change you Battle Style.



From here you’ll be able to switch between the battle styles of all the Masters you’ve currently enrolled under. By unlocking more Masters you can unlock more Battle or Fighting Styles. 






You can also change whether that Master’s Unique Attacks will be functional for you or not. For instance, some might find Chun-Li’s Wall Jump a little restrictive. So with her Battle Style equipped, you can select whether or not your World Tour character will use this Unique Attack. All Unique Attacks are activated by default.



(Screenshot by esports.gg)



Even with a Master’s Battle Style enabled, you’ll be able to use Specials and Super Arts from other Masters so long as you’ve reached the requisite level with them. Mainly, Battle Style affects the normals and combos you’ll be using, as well as the style of grapple. 







For more Street Fighter 6 guides, information, and more, keep your eyes peeled on esports.gg!

How to change fighting style in Street Fighter 6 World Tour

DSG's Tomio Phanlith "Tomio" Chan is one of the rising stars in North America. The young jungler is coming off the back of a dominant NACL Spring Split which saw Cloud9 lift their final NACL trophy. Following C9's departure from the developmental league, Tomio found himself in one of the most popular organizations around, DSG. 



Following DSG's victory over the old Delta Fox roster, esports.gg had the privilege to speak to Tomio. Tomio discussed joining Disguised Toast's organization, declining to play in the LCS on a scab roster, and more. 



Tomio on joining DSG



Image courtesy of DSG via Twitter.



Thank you for taking the time to talk to me today, you’re now part of DSG, what are your thoughts about joining such a popular organization in esports right now?



DSG Tomio: I think it's a really cool opportunity to join the org as in recent times DSG has joined the valorant challenger's scene as well got a lot of hype and support from the DSG fans. It’s a great way to showcase my talent and the potential I have. Being on an esports org always will feel amazing regardless as I've previously been a member of Cloud9 and Evil Geniuses. I'm always grateful to be able to represent these orgs and have the dream of waking up and playing video games for a living.



How has the reception been for you? Obviously, you have played on big orgs such as Cloud9 but the social presence of Disguised Toast is something that even the top orgs can’t reach.



DSG Tomio: The reception has been good! I've been enjoying it a lot and had a lot of fun so far. It’s only been one day but it seems like the fans and supporters will support you no matter what happens and that makes me super comfortable. I feel like I'm surrounded by good people inside DSG and the people outside and I look forward to becoming a good role model for those who look up to us.



Obviously, DSG being in the North American scene is a huge deal, how quickly did this move come about after your departure from

DSG Tomio: "Please keep supporting the players because we are working our hardest and don't lose hope!"

A FURIA voltou aos servidores do <a href="https://www.hltv.org/matches/2352494/liquid-vs-furia-pgl-major-stockholm-2021" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> na manhã deste domingo (31), para enfrentar a Liquid de Gabriel "FalleN" Toledo em uma partida Melhor de 1 (MD1). Com atuação irretocável de Kaike "KSCERATO" Cerato, a FURIA fez valer sua experiência no mapa Inferno e conseguiu uma vitória relativamente tranquila e sem grandes sustos. Agora a equipe brasileira aguarda os outros jogos do dia para saber quem enfrentará em partida Melhor de 3 (MD3), valendo a classificação.

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A FURIA voltou aos servidores do <a href="https://www.hltv.org/matches/2352494/liquid-vs-furia-pgl-major-stockholm-2021" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> na manhã deste domingo (31), para enfrentar a Liquid de Gabriel "FalleN" Toledo em uma partida Melhor de 1 (MD1). Com atuação irretocável de Kaike "KSCERATO" Cerato, a FURIA fez valer sua experiência no mapa Inferno e conseguiu uma vitória relativamente tranquila e sem grandes sustos. Agora a equipe brasileira aguarda os outros jogos do dia para saber quem enfrentará em partida Melhor de 3 (MD3), valendo a classificação.

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A Inferno foi o mapa de escolha para a disputa dessa MD1, com a FURIA começando do lado CT, levando o round pistol. A equipe brasileira conseguiu fazer os três rounds procedurais de inicio de mapa. Contudo, a Liquid se recuperou no primeiro armado, conseguindo emendar 6 pontos em sequência, mas a FURIA soube manter a cabeça no lugar e conseguiu parar o ímpeto da equipe de FalleN. Os brasileiros encerraram a primeira metade vencendo pela vantagem mínima, 8-7.

A Inferno foi o mapa de escolha para a disputa dessa MD1, com a FURIA começando do lado CT, levando o round pistol. A equipe brasileira conseguiu fazer os três rounds procedurais de inicio de mapa. Contudo, a Liquid se recuperou no primeiro armado, conseguindo emendar 6 pontos em sequência, mas a FURIA soube manter a cabeça no lugar e conseguiu parar o ímpeto da equipe de FalleN. Os brasileiros encerraram a primeira metade vencendo pela vantagem mínima, 8-7.

Jogando do lado TR, a FURIA ligou o modo trator, levando o pistol e mais quatro rounds seguidos. Entretanto, a Liquid conseguiu voltar para um jogo em um round 2x2, com Michael "Grim" Wince conseguindo trazer o ponto no último momento. Contudo, hoje era realmente dia de FURIA e a equipe brasileira não permitiu que a Liquid conseguisse mais do que 2 ponto na segunda metade e venceu o confronto em 16-9.

Jogando do lado TR, a FURIA ligou o modo trator, levando o pistol e mais quatro rounds seguidos. Entretanto, a Liquid conseguiu voltar para um jogo em um round 2x2, com Michael "Grim" Wince conseguindo trazer o ponto no último momento. Contudo, hoje era realmente dia de FURIA e a equipe brasileira não permitiu que a Liquid conseguisse mais do que 2 ponto na segunda metade e venceu o confronto em 16-9.

Fique ligado no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">esports.gg</a> para nossa cobertura da FURIA no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/tag/pgl-major-2/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> de CS:GO.

Fique ligado no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">esports.gg</a> para nossa cobertura da FURIA no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/tag/pgl-major-2/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> de CS:GO.

A FURIA voltou aos servidores do <a href="https://www.hltv.org/matches/2352494/liquid-vs-furia-pgl-major-stockholm-2021" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> na manhã deste domingo (31), para enfrentar a Liquid de Gabriel &#8220;FalleN&#8221; Toledo em uma partida Melhor de 1 (MD1). Com atuação irretocável de Kaike &#8220;KSCERATO&#8221; Cerato, a FURIA fez valer sua experiência no mapa Inferno e conseguiu uma vitória relativamente tranquila e sem grandes sustos. Agora a equipe brasileira aguarda os outros jogos do dia para saber quem enfrentará em partida Melhor de 3 (MD3), valendo a classificação.



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A Inferno foi o mapa de escolha para a disputa dessa MD1, com a FURIA começando do lado CT, levando o round pistol. A equipe brasileira conseguiu fazer os três rounds procedurais de inicio de mapa. Contudo, a Liquid se recuperou no primeiro armado, conseguindo emendar 6 pontos em sequência, mas a FURIA soube manter a cabeça no lugar e conseguiu parar o ímpeto da equipe de FalleN. Os brasileiros encerraram a primeira metade vencendo pela vantagem mínima, 8-7.



Jogando do lado TR, a FURIA ligou o modo trator, levando o pistol e mais quatro rounds seguidos. Entretanto, a Liquid conseguiu voltar para um jogo em um round 2&#215;2, com Michael &#8220;Grim&#8221; Wince conseguindo trazer o ponto no último momento. Contudo, hoje era realmente dia de FURIA e a equipe brasileira não permitiu que a Liquid conseguisse mais do que 2 ponto na segunda metade e venceu o confronto em 16-9.



Fique ligado no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow">esports.gg</a> para nossa cobertura da FURIA no <a href="https://esports.gg/br/tag/pgl-major-2/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow">PGL Major Stockholm 2021</a> de CS:GO.

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