Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Hidden Satan's Face in Clash of Clans!
Clash of Clans is one of today's famous mobile game, it has become a rage in the world where players thrive to depend their kingdom and destroys the other. An addicting game, many people have spent real money just to be at an advantage and because of its mechanics and trends, it has hooked and preyed on so many people.
But there has been a post in Supercell forum about what they have discovered inside the game, they have discovered Satanic images being portrayed, is this the reason why the game has been successful because it worships Satan?
Here is the post made by a CoC player in Supercell Forum:
Dear clashers, today, while i was playing clash of clans with my friends, we noticed something really shocking: in fact, entering the mode where you can change the place of all the buildings in your collage, if you remove everything (photo n 1) you will notice some interesting things......
more precisely, observing the game field And considering the diagonal line that goes from north to south (photo n 2) you can clearly see some strange features in the ground that resemble some frightening images.
The thing that frightened us the most was this (photo n 3) which really looks like a face representing the devil!!!! (Photo n 4)
Furthermore, there are other really mysterious faces (photo n 5). Try to investigate some more!! In fact looking at the pictures upside down you can see other faces too! Please send this message to all your friends and people who play coc.
All of us want some explanations from the supercell.
NEW UPDATE ..we update a negative colors photo ! One of the creatures rappresented clearly looks like the BAPHOMET !!!!
Loquendo fraxx
Kekkodj
Light
Juancachitarr
Click images to see full size.
And here's another discovery that has been circulating in Facebook today and made one player quit the game because of what they have found.
Many players have checked it themselves and proven that it really exist in the game. Are you a Clash of Clans player? You might want to check it out. Others have covered the part of the map with trees so that they won't see it again.
What can you say? Another conspiracy or a fact behind such allegations?
Bill filed to prevent minors 'addiction' to DOTA, Counter-Strike
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| The most popular MOBA game in the Philippines, DotA 2 |
MANILA – A bill has been filed at the House of Representatives seeking to prohibit all computer shop owners from admitting minors into their establishments within school hours.
In a statement released on Sunday, Valenzuela City first district representative Win Gatchalian said House Bill No. 4740, to be known as the “Internet Cafe Regulation Act," will limit children’s access to computers and other gadgets to prevent addiction and untoward incidents on popular games, such as DOTA and Counter-Strike.
"High-stakes matches involving gambling among gamers, who are usually minors, tend to result in violence when one party becomes dissatisfied with the result of the match,” he said.
In the initial deliberation of HB 4740, Gatchalian said parents also have an important role in monitoring the computer games and websites their children access.
“Dapat din bantayan ng mga magulang kung appropriate ba sa age ng mga anak nila ang games at websites na nilalaro o binibisita ng mga bata,” Gatchalian said.
Due to too much computer exposure, Gatchalian said the risk of addiction to game and other unwanted sites among children increases.
“On one hand, Internet has allowed people to research and conduct work without having to invest so much on time,” he said.
"However, we also need to recognize that computers bring entertainment through games, and children have the tendency to be easily addicted to these games as they have impressionable minds that games could be easily influenced,” Gatchalian added.
Even before this bill was filed, minors were not allowed to play during class hours in some cities in the Philippines.
Source: ABS-CBN
Watch: Liam Nesson on Clash of Clans
Clash of Clans Revenge Official Super Bowl TV Commercial Featuring Liam Neeson is a copyright from Clash of Clans
Conversation:
I don't know you, BigBuffetBoy85
But if you think you can humiliate me and take my gold, think again.
Oh, I am coming for you with lots of Barbarians and Dragons. I can't wait to destroy your village, while you beg for mercy, but you will get no mercy. I will have my revenge.
(Li-am, I have a scone for Li-am)
Um, over here.
It's... Liam.
You will regret the day you crossed AngryNeeson52!!!
Singing:
Angry Neeson!
Angry Neeson52
Ha Ha!
GarenaPH's LGBT ruling issue resolved
Article written by Chloe Cabrera
After sparking worldwide outrage for limiting the number of LGBT women who can compete in its all-female Iron Solari League of Legends tournament, Garena Philippines has announced its complete withdrawal of the controversial gender-based restriction.
The new ruling, released Wednesday, January 4, states that any player who self-identifies as a female will be allowed to participate in the Iron Solari League, a monthly tournament created to promote diversity within the video gaming community.
Garena Philippines’ original guidelines, dated January 3, were to allow each team a maximum of one LGBT player due to concerns that LGBT participants “may probably have some unfair advantage.” Teams who did not follow the rule were to be hit with a one-year ban from all Garena-organized events.
News of the contentious ruling quickly spread like wildfire within the online community, garnering reactions from netizens and concerned parties worldwide - including League of Legends developer Riot Games, who responded to Garena Philippines’ policy on Twitter.
“LGBT players are welcome at official LoL tourneys. We're working with partners to ensure consistency with our values across all regions,” Riot Games said.
Along with the new tournament ruling, Garena Philippines released a statement apologizing for any offense it may have caused to the LGBT and gaming communities.
“Our original intent when we put together this tournament was to promote diversity in the competitive gaming community,” the game publisher said.
“Hence, we are grateful to our players who have consistently provided their feedback to help us learn and improve as we strive to develop an inclusive gaming environment for all. We’ll also be keeping our promise of having an open dialogue with all parties as we plan this and future events.”
The Iron Solari tournament’s second leg will take place on February 22 and will follow Garena Philippines' new guidelines on LGBT participants and player eligibility. - Source : Mineski
After sparking worldwide outrage for limiting the number of LGBT women who can compete in its all-female Iron Solari League of Legends tournament, Garena Philippines has announced its complete withdrawal of the controversial gender-based restriction.
The new ruling, released Wednesday, January 4, states that any player who self-identifies as a female will be allowed to participate in the Iron Solari League, a monthly tournament created to promote diversity within the video gaming community.
Garena Philippines’ original guidelines, dated January 3, were to allow each team a maximum of one LGBT player due to concerns that LGBT participants “may probably have some unfair advantage.” Teams who did not follow the rule were to be hit with a one-year ban from all Garena-organized events.
News of the contentious ruling quickly spread like wildfire within the online community, garnering reactions from netizens and concerned parties worldwide - including League of Legends developer Riot Games, who responded to Garena Philippines’ policy on Twitter.
“LGBT players are welcome at official LoL tourneys. We're working with partners to ensure consistency with our values across all regions,” Riot Games said.
Along with the new tournament ruling, Garena Philippines released a statement apologizing for any offense it may have caused to the LGBT and gaming communities.
“Our original intent when we put together this tournament was to promote diversity in the competitive gaming community,” the game publisher said.
“Hence, we are grateful to our players who have consistently provided their feedback to help us learn and improve as we strive to develop an inclusive gaming environment for all. We’ll also be keeping our promise of having an open dialogue with all parties as we plan this and future events.”
The Iron Solari tournament’s second leg will take place on February 22 and will follow Garena Philippines' new guidelines on LGBT participants and player eligibility. - Source : Mineski
A brief documentary of DotA 2
DOTA - We, the Community is a short documentary of how DotA (Defense of the Ancients) started from its humble beginnings to the one of the most successful eSports there is in the world. This is a Film by Moritz 'Moose' Zimmermann.
From the classic DotA 1 during its early stages created by Eul and passed down to others who have dedicated their lives to develop the game like Guinsoo, IceFrog and etc. If you love DotA and been playing it when it was on its classic, this will definitely give you goosebumps and can turn you into tears.
Playing Video Games is not a crime
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| Image source: Google |
Because of the incident, an action was taken by the local officials of the Village, which was to ban the game from ever being played. This news has reached the national news in a storm and also caught the attention of other government officials, "Should we ban the game here in our city as well?"
There were mixed reactions by the netizens, but most of it disagrees with the appeal. "Games do not kill, people do." Says one of the netizens who commented on the social media where such news were posted. Others implied that it is because of the lack of discipline that urged the killing, it was just a game, why take it seriously?
Many Filipino netizens challenged the government to ban drugs first instead of picking on things they can easily handle. Games are addictive, but it totally depends on whoever uses it. If you think that games are just casual free time hobby, then you must be mentally fit. But if a person kills just because he was mad that he was trash talked, then it's not the game that's the problem here, but the people itself.
To ban games, which reduced the number of teenagers who smoked, drink alcohol and used drugs is ridiculous. There are major problems the country has faced than this bullshit. How many people died because of sports? There are many, but were they banned? No, because accidents happen. You can't obviously blame a game for a man's uncontrolled temper.
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Rave breaks into main event, DAC 2015
Rave is a DotA 2 Esports Team from the Philippines that represents the country during the DotA 2 Asian Championship (DAC) 2015, this team has exceeded the expectations of the pinoys and other critics on pinoy DotA 2 gaming.
The group stage portion of the tournament ended with 11 teams going to the playoffs, 2 teams eliminated, and 3 teams tied with each other.
The 2 teams that have already suffered elimination are the Korean delegates MVP Phoenix, and the victors of last year's The International, Newbee.
The 3 teams that entered the tiebreaker rounds are CDEC Gaming, TongFu, and Rave. All 3 teams finished the Group Stage with a 5-10 win-loss standing each, and one team beating the other but has lost to another. Thus the 3 is to play in Round Robin until a clear victor is determined.
Starting the tiebreakers, Rave defeated Tongfu with an insane comeback ending with a score of 28-27. Rave then however lost to CDEC 7-22. Tongfu however leveled it back by defeating CDEC 40-29. Due to this another round had to be played.
In the second round of tiebreakers, Tongfu defeated CDEC again with a score of 35-25. Rave then proceeded to take out TongFu 28-9 and followed with a consecutive victory over CDEC Gaming 16-7.
The 2 teams that have already suffered elimination are the Korean delegates MVP Phoenix, and the victors of last year's The International, Newbee.
The 3 teams that entered the tiebreaker rounds are CDEC Gaming, TongFu, and Rave. All 3 teams finished the Group Stage with a 5-10 win-loss standing each, and one team beating the other but has lost to another. Thus the 3 is to play in Round Robin until a clear victor is determined.
Starting the tiebreakers, Rave defeated Tongfu with an insane comeback ending with a score of 28-27. Rave then however lost to CDEC 7-22. Tongfu however leveled it back by defeating CDEC 40-29. Due to this another round had to be played.
In the second round of tiebreakers, Tongfu defeated CDEC again with a score of 35-25. Rave then proceeded to take out TongFu 28-9 and followed with a consecutive victory over CDEC Gaming 16-7.
With two victories in the tiebreakers, Rave is the clear victory and earns the right to enter the main event. Rave will be sitting in the lower bracket together with EHOME, HyperGloryTeam, and LGD Gaming.
Source: Mineski
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