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" Rainbow Six: Seige " is on his way to concluding his 3v3 Showdown Mode. The map of this mode contains a lot of Easter Eggs for players to dig. However, there is a player whimsical, with Easter Eggs in the game to Ubisoft seriously: reward money. We know that in Showdown Mode, there are two offers posted on the wall, one for a beard with $10,000 for capture, and the other for a female ghost with $4,500 for life or death. Player haystack513 decided last week to take the reward seriously. "Good afternoon UBI, I was wondering how you guys intend to pay for my bounty on the new showdown map in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege? The poster clearly says there was a $4,500 reward for "The Brazilian Blade." Below I attached my evidence that she is in fact 'DEAD'." Yes, he did write, in the hope of receiving a $4,500 reward for "The Brazilian Blade". After he sent the customer service letter, Ubisoft replied within half an hour, haysta...

RuneScape developer has announced that their next double XP weekend for RS3 players. According to the latest RS official news post, RuneScape Double XP Weekend is coming on July 26th (12:00, or midday) and will run until July 29th (11:59, late morning). As before, players can log in the game and will have the chance to enjoy a 100% XP boost during the Double XP event, while non-members are able to enjoy a 20% XP boost. The vast majority of skilling activities are able to take advantage. Below are full announcement: Double XP Weekend - July 2019! We know how much you all love the chance to turbocharge your XP! Members will have the opportunity to enjoy a 100% XP boost between July 26th (12:00, or midday) and July 29th (11:59, late morning). Non-members can still enjoy a 20% XP boost. As before, the vast majority of skilling activities will be able to take advantage. Mark it on your calendars! Start prepping now to maximise your gains on the big weekend. Stock up on vials, unstru...

Assassin's Creed Odyssey's Story Creator mode is a compact editor that allows you to design and share quests using some of the same tools. Soon, players realized they could use it to promote XP and cash, too, with minimal effort. That won't last, though, because ubisoft wants to stop it. Give people mod tools and they'll do a lot of great things, and unless the Assassin's Creed Odyssey has an experience system, they'll crash it. Ubisoft put their foot down on players making self-completing XP farming quests, officially stating that their prevalence leads to "less visibility for the creative, interesting and frankly fantastic community stories that have been published". "These exploits risk jeopardising the overall quality, integrity, and purpose of Story Creator Mode and results in less visibility for the creative, interesting and frankly fantastic community stories that have been published," reads the forum announcement. Worth noting that...