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  • October 15 · 2 min· Video

    Casually Playing Head 2 Head In FC Mobile ⚽️

    https://youtu.be/660LbKnPK54?si=3cq5RBkzGOqnrbxC Good evening, guys. Today, I decided to take a little break from my iPad and return to my phone to enjoy some mobile gaming once again. Ever since I got my iPad, I've been so excited about playing games on the bigger screen that I almost forgot I still had a phone. In fact, I deleted both Call of Duty Mobile and Blood Strike from my phone as soon as I got the tablet because I wanted to free up some storage space for other applications and make sure my phone runs smoothly without unnecessary lag. Since then, my phone has practically been living a lonely life inside my bag, only coming out whenever I need to make a post or do something important. 😂 Honestly, guys, I can't even explain how excited I am about getting this tablet. I've spent almost all my gaming time on it, and before I knew it, my daily routine had completely changed. All I do now is wake up, play games, eat, sleep, and return to playing games again. I've even reduced the time I spend chatting with people and watching videos because whenever I pick up my iPad, I immediately feel like playing something. I know this excitement won't last forever, and in a few days, I'll probably get used to having the tablet around and return to my normal routine. But for now, please allow me to enjoy what I worked for! After all, getting this iPad is something I'm genuinely happy about, and I want to make the most of the experience while the excitement is still fresh. So, today, I decided to give my phone some attention and see how it felt to play games on a smaller screen again. I opened FC Mobile, played a match, and honestly, it felt good to return to the game on my phone. Switching from the much bigger iPad screen to my phone was an interesting experience, especially because I've been spending so much time playing on the tablet lately. Still, I managed to enjoy myself, and the match ended with a comfortable win for me. My opponent had a pretty good squad, so I expected him to put up a serious fight, but surprisingly, he couldn't even score a single goal against me. 😂 At this point, I'd probably call it a skill issue because having a good squad is one thing, but knowing how to use your players effectively is another. You can have some of the best players in the game, but if you don't know how to control them, create chances, and defend properly, having those expensive players won't automatically make you a good player. However, I won't pretend that everything went perfectly on my side because I actually missed about two goals that I should have scored. The funny thing is that it wasn't entirely my fault this time; my network decided to disappoint me at the worst possible moment. I was walking around while playing, and unfortunately, I reached a spot where the network connection became unstable. From that moment, things started going wrong, and I couldn't convert some of the chances I created into goals. Imagine creating a good opportunity, getting ready to finish it, and then your network decides to remind you that you're not the only one controlling the match! 😂 It was frustrating, but I still managed to secure the victory, so I guess I have nothing much to complain about. Overall, I had a good time gaming today, and it was nice to return to my phone after spending so much time on my iPad. Although I enjoyed the experience, I can't promise you guys that I'll stay away from my tablet for the rest of the night. In fact, there's a good chance I'll return to it before I even finish writing this post because I still have that strong urge to play more games on the bigger screen. I guess this is what happens when you finally get something you've wanted for a long time; you just want to keep enjoying it every chance you get. 😂 Anyway, thank you all for stopping by and reading my little gaming story. I hope you're all having a wonderful day, and I'll see you again in my next post. My gameplay https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.fifamobile Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 14 · 3 min· Video

    Learning How To Play Call of Duty Mobile On IPad 9th Gen📱🔫

    https://youtu.be/ut3J6BUXjeQ?si=22XPRQx6rMe1vWMD Today has been a really good day for me! You heard that right, I spent almost my entire day playing games, especially Call of Duty Mobile and Blood Strike, and my main goal was to get used to playing on my iPad. Honestly, it was a fun but challenging experience because, even though I've been playing these games for a long time, switching to a bigger screen made me feel like a beginner all over again. 😂🎮 The biggest challenge was getting used to my new HUD (button layout). My brain was still working with the button placements I used on my previous device, so whenever I wanted to perform a particular action, my fingers would automatically move to the old positions. Imagine trying to jump during an intense gunfight, only to find yourself tapping an empty space because the jump button is now somewhere else! Sometimes, I wouldn't even realise my mistake until after an enemy had eliminated me. These little mistakes cost me a lot of fights, and there were moments when I felt like my old skills had suddenly disappeared. 😂 My friends even advised me to switch back to my previous HUD because they thought I was making things unnecessarily difficult for myself. But what they didn't know was that I had already come up with something better, a layout that I believe will benefit me more in the long run. I know adapting to it will take time, but I'm not interested in making things easy for myself today only to struggle with the bigger screen tomorrow. Thankfully, I'm already seeing some good results, and my gameplay is gradually improving. The only thing still confusing me is the class button in Battle Royale, which activates my character's special ability. Apart from that, I'm beginning to enjoy the experience, and playing on the iPad has made both games feel even more exciting.🔥 I'm now thinking about recording a full Battle Royale match and uploading it for you all to watch. That way, you can see how much progress I've made, how I'm adapting to my new HUD, and whether all the time I've spent practising is finally paying off. I know I still have a lot to learn, but I'm enjoying the journey, and that's what matters most. Hopefully, the next gameplay I share will show a much better version of me. 😎 On another note, I would love some game recommendations from you guys. I'm looking for a realistic, adventurous game where I can complete simple missions, explore different environments, and enjoy a more relaxed gaming experience without too much violence. I love action games, but sometimes it's nice to take a break from all the shooting and intense battles and enjoy something calm. So, if you know any games that fit this description, please recommend them in the comments. I'd love to try something new. For now, I've made my decision: immediately after publishing this post, I'm heading straight back into the gaming world! 😂❤️ I'm genuinely enjoying my time on the iPad, and the fact that it can handle these games well makes the experience even better. I've also been able to meet and make friends with more players, which gives me even more reasons to keep playing. There's still a lot for me to learn, but I'm ready to keep practising, improving my skills, and enjoying every moment of it. Thanks for stopping by and reading my gaming story. 🙏😊 Don't forget to follow me so you won't miss my upcoming posts and gameplay videos. Who knows? The next time you see me on the battlefield, I might be playing like a completely different person.🔥🎮 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.activision.callofduty.shooter Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 12 · 1 min· Video

    9 Kills In Shutter Island (Mid Gameplay) Blood Strike 🔫

    https://youtu.be/WkzLopQ4grE?si=DA3gltskHU8kVBkn Good day, everyone. ❤️🔥 First of all, I want everyone to spam CONGRATULATIONS in the comment section because your boy finally did it! 🥳🎉 Today is a day I'm genuinely happy about, and I can't wait to share the story with you all. So, today, I went to the market to see if I could get an iPad 9th generation within my budget of ₦200,000. Honestly, I wasn't entirely sure how things would turn out, but I kept hoping that I would find one at a price I could afford. And guess what? God heard my prayers and blessed me with exactly what I was looking for! 🙏❤️ I finally got the iPad 9th generation for ₦200,000, which was the exact amount I had planned to spend. I'm honestly so grateful to God because this means a lot to me. For someone who enjoys gaming and creating gameplay content, getting this iPad is more than just buying a new device; it's another step forward in my gaming journey. I believe God has done this for me, and I know He will do even more in the future. This is just one step, and I'm hopeful that greater things are still ahead of me. ❤️🙏 However, as happy as I am about getting my iPad, today was also incredibly stressful! 😭😂 After walking around the market, checking things out, and finally getting what I went there for, I should have headed straight home to rest, but life had other plans for me. 😂 I ended up meeting an old friend of mine, someone I was really close to back in secondary school. We decided to hang out for a while, talk about old times, and catch up on everything that had happened since we last spent time together. Before I knew it, hours had passed! The funniest part is that I knew very well that my house was quite far from the market, but despite knowing how long the journey home would take, I still stayed until it was already dark. 😂😭 Eventually, I had to make my way home, and by the time I arrived, I was completely exhausted. It has been a long day filled with walking, searching, shopping, and catching up with an old friend, so you can probably imagine how tired I am right now. Nevertheless, I'm happy because, despite all the stress, I returned home with something I've been looking forward to getting for a while. ❤️🔥 Now, about today's gameplay, this is actually a recording from two days ago! 😂 When I recorded it, I didn't have any particular reason to post it, but now that I've finally got my iPad, I think this is the perfect opportunity to share it with you all. Sometimes, we record gameplay without knowing when we'll eventually post it, and then something happens that makes the old recording useful again. That's exactly what happened with this one! 😂🔥 Tomorrow, I'll begin setting up my new iPad and installing all my games on it. I'm especially looking forward to trying Call of Duty Mobile and seeing how the gameplay feels on a bigger screen. However, I already know that I might struggle for a while because switching from a phone to an iPad is a pretty big change. My fingers are already accustomed to playing on a phone, so adjusting to the bigger screen, getting comfortable with the controls, and finding my rhythm again might take some time. I might not play as well as I'm used to at first, and my aim and movement might feel a little different, but I'm willing to be patient and practise until I get used to it. Hopefully, with time, I'll adapt to the new device and start delivering even better gameplay for you all. 🎮🔥 For now, though, I think I'll have to end today's story here because I'm honestly too exhausted to say much more. 😂😭 I'm extremely happy that I finally got my iPad, and I thank God for making it possible. I also appreciate everyone who continues to support me and enjoy my content. This is another little milestone in my gaming journey, and I'm excited to see what comes next. So, once again, don't forget to spam the comment section with congratulations! 🥳❤️ Tomorrow, we'll begin a new chapter as I move from phone gaming to iPad gaming. Let's see how long it takes me to adjust to this new experience! 😂🔥 Until then, stay safe, stay blessed, and I'll see you all tomorrow. ❤️👋 My gameplay https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 11 · 2 min· Video

    New Free Ultra URB On Blood Strike (Full Gameplay)🔫

    https://youtu.be/7IVgFwQR-3c?si=LPh3MdMnmGbqY-b8 Good day, everyone, 😊 before we dive into today's gaming experience, let me quickly update you guys on my tablet situation. I just confirmed that what I had planned on buying wasn't the iPad 9th generation but the iPad Pro 10.5-inch! 😂 Apparently, the iPad Pro 10.5 comes with a 120Hz ProMotion display, which is a huge advantage for gaming because of how smooth everything can look on the screen. However, according to what ChatGPT explained to me, the iPad 9th generation has a slightly newer and better processor, but that's not really a deal breaker for me. Considering the display's refresh rate and what I'm looking for in a gaming device, I've decided to try my luck tomorrow at a shop and see if I can get the iPad Pro 10.5. Hopefully, everything goes according to plan! 🤞🔥 Now, moving on to today's gameplay, I decided to return to Blood Strike after remembering that there were still plenty of things I hadn't finished grinding. As soon as I entered the game, I discovered that the free Ultra weapon skin I'd been grinding for was finally available! 🔥🔥 Of course, I couldn't just collect such a beautiful weapon skin and leave it sitting in my inventory without testing it out, so I headed straight into Team Deathmatch to see what it could do. Interestingly, I'm not usually a fan of this weapon because it has a relatively slow fire rate, and the amount of shaking it produces while shooting can make it difficult to handle. Those are the kinds of things that can easily make a weapon fall out of someone's list of favourites. However, this particular Ultra skin is a completely different story. The moment I saw its design, I understood why I had chosen it over the other available options. The colours, futuristic details, and overall appearance give it that sci-fi vibe that makes the weapon look like something straight out of a futuristic battlefield.🔥🚀 Let me explain how I ended up choosing this skin in the first place. Initially, we were given four Ultra weapon skins to choose from, and the idea was to select one that suited our preferences. Out of those four options, I'd already completed the grind for two of them, leaving me with two weapons to choose between. One of those weapons was the AGR, which I also liked, but there was one problem. I already had an Eternal skin for it. That made choosing the AGR less appealing because I wanted something different for my collection. Besides, when I was making my original selection, I was more interested in the weapons themselves than their skins. I wasn't necessarily hunting for the most beautiful design. I simply wanted a weapon I enjoyed using. I also hadn't properly noticed how incredible the URB skin looked, so I didn't think much about leaving it behind at the time. But now that I've finally unlocked it and had the chance to admire it properly, I can honestly say that this might be one of the most beautiful Ultra weapon skins I've selected so far! 😭🔥 Sometimes, you don't realise what you're missing until you finally get your hands on it. Now, let's talk about the actual design because this weapon deserves its own review. 😂🔥 If I'm rating the skin purely based on its appearance, I'm giving it a solid 10/10! The skin itself gets an 8/10 from me because the futuristic colours and design are already impressive enough to make the weapon stand out. But then we have the iron sight! Oh my goodness, that iron sight is so clean 😭🔥 Compared with the iron sights on many other weapons, this one looks incredibly good to me, and it adds that extra touch that completes the entire design. I'd give the iron sight the remaining two points, bringing the overall rating to a perfect 10/10! 💯🔥 Honestly, even if the weapon isn't normally my favourite to use, the skin makes me appreciate it in a completely different way. This is exactly why I enjoy collecting these free weapon skins sometimes, you end up discovering something you might never have considered choosing otherwise. Unfortunately, the server issues still had something to say about my gameplay today. 😭💔 I couldn't secure as many kills as I wanted because of the connection problems, which was frustrating, especially when I was trying to enjoy my newly unlocked weapon. Nevertheless, I wasn't going to let the server ruin the entire experience for me. Despite the connection issues, I still had a great time in the match, enjoyed the contributions of my teammates, and, most importantly, we secured a smooth victory.🏆🔥 At the end of the day, the goal wasn't just to show off the new skin but also to have fun, and I can confidently say that I enjoyed myself. The URB Ultra skin has officially impressed me, and I'm looking forward to using it in more matches whenever the servers decide to cooperate with me! 😂🎮 Anyway, that's how today's Blood Strike experience went, guys. Thank you so much for stopping by, reading my story, and supporting my gaming content. Your support means a lot to me, and I hope you enjoyed the little journey from my tablet plans to my latest Ultra weapon skin. Until next time, stay safe, keep grinding, and may your next free weapon skin be just as beautiful as this one. ❤️🔥 Thanks for visiting. 🎮🤝 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 9 · 3 min· Video

    Search And Destroy, Defuse The Bomb 💣 + Sniper Gameplays (Call of Duty Mobile)

    https://youtu.be/Bmgba2fPwd4?si=TQg7L63E9sD8fIuZ I decided to play one of the modes I have hated the most throughout my entire time playing Call of Duty Mobile. 😂 If you've been following my gaming journey for a while, you might already know that I'm someone who loves fast paced action, aggressive gameplay, and challenging fights. Unfortunately, Search and Destroy (SnD) has never been one of my favourite modes because of how slowly the matches progress and how many campers you'll encounter. And I'm not talking about ordinary campers who occasionally hide behind cover to catch their enemies off guard. I'm talking about those players who carry LMGs with ridiculously large magazines, allowing them to keep spraying bullets even after missing several shots. Eventually, they'll land enough shots to eliminate you, and they'll probably still have plenty of ammunition left. 🤣 This was one of the major reasons I disliked the mode because I felt like playing against such opponents wouldn't help me improve my skills. Instead, I feared that if I kept playing this way, I'd eventually become one of those campers rather than developing into the kind of skilled and aggressive player I wanted to be. However, today, I decided it was time to challenge myself and experience a part of Call of Duty Mobile that I had been avoiding for so long. I wanted to see if I could survive against these campers without adopting their playstyle, so I made up my mind to stick with my Sniper Rifle and fight them the way I normally would. I wasn't interested in carrying an LMG just to counter them because I wanted to challenge myself and see how well I could perform with my preferred weapon. Unfortunately, our match took place on Crash, a map I also dislike because it has so many camping spots where enemies can sit patiently and wait for unsuspecting players to walk into their line of fire. 😭 I wasn't particularly confident about how the match would turn out, and since I wasn't ready to post content showing a possible defeat, I locked the gameplay for the match. When the match finally started, I noticed something interesting: the enemy team was using more Sniper Rifles than LMGs. That was a little surprising because I had expected to encounter more LMG campers, but it turned out that most of them preferred sniping. Of course, that didn't mean they had abandoned camping! 😂 Search and Destroy is a round-based mode where both teams compete to complete their objectives, and as each round began, I noticed that some of the enemy snipers kept returning to the same strategic position. From there, they could watch a particular route and eliminate teammates attempting to pass through it. This became a serious problem because they were taking out several of my teammates before we could even get close enough to challenge them. After observing their strategy for a while, I decided to make it my personal mission to deal with those annoying campers. Whenever a new round started, I paid extra attention to that particular area and looked for opportunities to take them out before they could eliminate more of my teammates. Thankfully, I was able to accomplish what I set out to do, and it felt satisfying to turn their camping strategy against them. 🎯 Interestingly, the match taught me something I hadn't expected to learn. While watching the enemies camp around that area, I discovered a strategic position that I could potentially use in other game modes. From that spot, I could observe the opposite end of the map, including an area where players commonly emerge in other modes. Although the position might not be as useful in Search and Destroy because of the way the rounds and objectives work, I believe it could give me an advantage in other Multiplayer modes. So, even though I entered the match expecting nothing more than a frustrating experience against campers, I ended up discovering a new position that could improve my gameplay in the future. As the match continued, I managed to secure several sniper kills, and with the help of one of my teammates, we eventually won! I have to give that teammate credit because, honestly, I believe he performed much better than I did throughout the match. 😂 He practically doubled my total kills, and watching how well he played made me realise that I still have a lot to learn about Search and Destroy. Nevertheless, I was happy with my performance because I had managed to contribute to the victory while sticking to my preferred playstyle. More importantly, I had faced a mode I usually avoided, challenged myself against opponents whose strategies frustrated me, and discovered that the experience wasn't as terrible as I had imagined. The funniest part is that I didn't stop playing Search and Destroy after that match. Once I got a taste of the gameplay and started understanding how things worked, the mode gradually became more enjoyable than I expected. I ended up playing several more matches today. However, I soon discovered another problem with my loadout. Since I was using a Sniper Rifle to take advantage of the long distances on these maps, I could secure kills from far away, but I had completely neglected close range combat. Whenever an enemy managed to get near me, I struggled to defend myself and ended up getting eliminated almost every time. 😭 It was becoming clear that having a powerful long range weapon wasn't enough if I couldn't handle enemies who suddenly appeared right in front of me. I needed a way to balance my loadout without giving up the Sniper Rifle I had been enjoying. After finishing one of the matches, I returned to the lobby to make a few adjustments to my Multiplayer loadout. Normally, I use a Wildcard that allows me to equip four perks instead of the usual three because I enjoy having those extra advantages during a match. However, I decided to sacrifice that setup and equip a different Wildcard that would allow me to carry two primary weapons. My plan was simple, I'd keep my Sniper Rifle for long range engagements and use a Shotgun whenever an enemy got close enough to turn the fight into close range combat. This way, I wouldn't have to abandon my preferred weapon just because I was struggling in certain situations. After making the adjustment, I felt much more prepared to handle different encounters, and it made the gameplay even more enjoyable. Looking back at today's experience, I'm glad I finally decided to give Search and Destroy another chance. What started as a challenge against one of my least favourite modes turned into an enjoyable gaming session where I learned new strategies, discovered a useful camping position, improved my approach to dealing with enemy snipers, and realised the importance of having a balanced loadout. I still don't know if Search and Destroy will become one of my favourite modes, but at least I can say that I'm beginning to understand why some players enjoy it so much. And who knows? I might return to the mode again tonight to see how much better I can perform with my new Sniper Rifle and Shotgun combination. 😎🔫 Thanks for visiting, guys, and I'll see you in the next gameplay. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.activision.callofduty.shooter Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 7 · 3 min· Video

    Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 2027 (FC Mobile)⚽️

    https://youtu.be/fExgNJ9JRb0?si=DPpDAN-M4SqxOjbm All my days of playing EA FC Mobile, I have never actually tried playing Exhibition Mode. It is one of those things I somehow never bothered to look for because I was always busy playing the different modes, events, challenges, and other content available in the game. But today, I suddenly had a reason to look for it. I wanted to create something special as a farewell content for my GOAT, Lionel Messi 👑🇦🇷. I wanted to recreate the Argentina 🇦🇷 vs Benin Republic 🇧🇯 match inside a football game because I felt that would be a nice way to make a special piece of content surrounding Messi. Since I had done similar recreation content with eFootball during the World Cup, I naturally thought FC Mobile would allow me to do something similar. I opened the game and started searching everywhere for Exhibition Mode, thinking that maybe it was hidden somewhere or placed in a section I had never explored before. But after checking and still not finding it, I became suspicious. I even went as far as asking Meta AI and ChatGPT just to make absolutely sure that I wasn't the one missing something. Unfortunately, the answer I got was that FC Mobile removed Exhibition Mode years ago. 😭 That was honestly frustrating because it means I cannot properly make the type of recreation content I wanted to make with FC Mobile. I really wanted to recreate this match as part of my farewell content for Messi, but now I have discovered that the game simply doesn't give me the option I need. And because of that, I got so pissed off that I started thinking about deleting FC Mobile after today and installing eFootball back again. 😂 At least with eFootball, I know I can use the game to create my football recreation content just like I did during the World Cup. I don't want to miss the opportunity to give my GOAT a proper goodbye simply because I am using the wrong game for the type of content I want to create. Sometimes, as a content creator, you just need the right tools to bring an idea in your head to life, and when the tool you're using doesn't have what you need, it can be incredibly frustrating. But while all of this was happening, something else actually gave me a little motivation. Someone who watches my content on Hive dropped me a message saying that he has started playing eFootball. I honestly don't know what his motive is. 😂 Maybe he wants to play against me someday, maybe he simply enjoys eFootball, or maybe he has been watching some of my previous content and decided to give the game a try himself. Whatever the reason may be, I still want to give a massive shout out to @sanmyathtew7 for dropping that comment. The fact that someone who watches my content would actually go and start playing a game that I have talked about and used for my content really made me feel appreciated. Sometimes you can spend a lot of time creating content and feel like nobody is paying attention, especially when you're working with limited equipment and the quality of your content isn't exactly where you want it to be. But then someone comes along and reminds you that people are actually watching, enjoying, and being influenced by what you do. That comment honestly boosted my courage and reminded me that I shouldn't look down on my content simply because it isn't perfect yet. Until I finally get a new tablet and have better equipment to improve my gaming and content creation, please continue dropping those motivating comments because you honestly don't know how much they can encourage me. Every like, every comment, every view, and every person who takes the time to interact with my content means something to me, and I really appreciate everyone who continues to support me despite the limitations I'm currently working with. ❤️🙏 Now, since I couldn't find Exhibition Mode, I had to look for something else to play for today's content. While searching through FC Mobile, I came across a mode called Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 2027. I had never really paid attention to it before, but since I was already searching through the game, the name immediately caught my attention. I didn't really know what the mode was about, but I decided that since Exhibition Mode wasn't available, I would play this mode for today's video instead. Then I started thinking about the name itself: Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027. 🤔 I looked at it and thought, "Wait a minute... Saudi Arabia is going to host an Asian Cup?" And then another thought came into my head: "But Saudi Arabia isn't an Asian country, so how are they going to host a competition for Asians?" 😂 I genuinely thought Saudi Arabia was an Arabic country located in Africa. 🌍 I know, I know... that was my mistake! Ohhhh! My bad! 😂 I never knew Saudi Arabia was actually an Asian country. I knew it was an Arab country and I associated the Arab world with Africa because of countries like Egypt and others, so somehow my brain put Saudi Arabia in Africa as well. But after talking to my best friend ChatGPT, I finally got the correction I needed. Saudi Arabia is actually located in Western Asia, on the Arabian Peninsula, which means it is absolutely an Asian country. So suddenly the name of the competition made complete sense. The Asian Cup can be hosted by Saudi Arabia because Saudi Arabia is part of Asia. I also found out that the actual AFC Asian Cup 2027 is scheduled to begin on January 7, 2027, with the opening match expected to be Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 vs Palestine 🇵🇸. That made me realize that FC Mobile has apparently brought this mode into the game ahead of the actual tournament, perhaps to give players an early taste of the competition and get them familiar with the event before the real Asian Cup arrives. So funny enough, I entered FC Mobile looking for Exhibition Mode because I wanted to make a Messi farewell recreation, and instead I ended up learning something completely new about the Asian Cup and even discovering that I had been geographically wrong about Saudi Arabia this whole time. 😂 Unfortunately, the Messi recreation I originally planned still has to wait, but I am not giving up on it. If FC Mobile doesn't give me the tools I need, then I will simply have to return to eFootball and make it there. I really want to create that Argentina 🇦🇷 vs Benin Republic 🇧🇯 recreation because I want my GOAT, Lionel Messi 👑, to get the farewell content he deserves from me. So for today's video, since Exhibition Mode wasn't available, we're going to make use of what FC Mobile has provided and dive into this Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 mode. I honestly don't know everything this mode has to offer yet, so we're going to discover it together. Maybe it will be interesting, maybe it will surprise me, or maybe I'll just end up missing Exhibition Mode even more. 😂 Either way, I hope you enjoy the gameplay and the rest of the video. Thank you once again to everyone who continues to watch, support, comment, and encourage me, especially when the quality of my content isn't where I want it to be yet. Your support gives me the motivation to keep going until I finally get a new tablet and can take everything to another level. So sit back, watch the gameplay, enjoy the experience, and please don't forget to drop your thoughts in the comments before you leave. Thank you so much for coming, and as always, enjoy the content. 😇❤️

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  • October 6 · 3 min· Video

    Arcade Mode- Power Up (Call of Duty Mobile)🔫

    https://youtu.be/CEuM7Q6deEc?si=BwZjs-x6Y2rmL8l0 Good day everyone. Today was honestly a really good day for me because, after spending about a week away from home, I finally returned to my parents’ house. A week ago, I travelled to my church to work, and that was where I stayed throughout the week. The work isn’t completely finished yet, so I’ll be going back on Saturday to continue, but for now, I’m back home and, honestly, I can already feel the difference. The place I stayed for the past week came with a lot of challenges, especially when it came to network and electricity. The network there was extremely unstable, even worse than what I normally deal with at home, and the power supply wasn't any better. For someone who spends a lot of time gaming and sharing gameplay content, that combination was a serious problem. Playing games there was frustrating because sometimes the network would look perfectly fine on my phone, but the moment I entered a fight, everything would change. The game could show that my connection was good, yet as soon as I encountered an enemy, my latency would suddenly become terrible. Before I could even react properly, I would already be down. And you can imagine how annoying that feels when you know that, with a proper connection, those are enemies you would normally handle without much trouble. After experiencing that several times, I started playing less because I didn't want to keep putting myself in situations where my performance was being affected by something outside my control. Uploading my gameplays was another struggle entirely. I really don't like passing a day without sharing something with you guys. For me, when an entire day passes without posting gameplay, it genuinely feels like I wasted that day. Because of that, I would do everything possible to get my uploads out, even when it meant walking along the road just to find a better network connection. There were times when it was already getting dark and I was still outside trying to get enough internet to upload my gameplay. It wasn't exactly the safest or most comfortable thing to do, but I kept doing it because I didn't want to break my consistency. Gaming and sharing these moments with you guys has become something I genuinely enjoy, so even when the conditions aren't perfect, I always try to find a way. That is why coming back home today felt so refreshing. The moment I got back, I could already tell that things were going to be much easier. I was so tired from everything that I slept like a baby almost immediately after arriving. After waking up, I got something to eat, relaxed for a little while, and eventually picked up my phone because, of course, there was one thing I had been waiting to do, Game!! After spending days dealing with terrible network conditions, I was finally back somewhere I could actually play properly. However, when I started playing, I noticed something unexpected. My fingers felt a little weak and my movements weren't as sharp as they normally are. I guess taking a break from serious gaming had affected my muscle memory a little, so instead of immediately jumping into Battle Royale and embarrassing myself, I decided to do the smart thing. I went straight to the training ground. I spent some time warming up, getting my aim back, moving around, practicing my shots and basically reminding my fingers that they had a job to do. 😂 After warming up properly, I went back into the actual game. And from that point onward... The experience became CINEMATIC. 🎥 I don't even know what happened, but suddenly I started playing like I had unlocked some hidden ability. The confidence was back, the aim was connecting, my movements felt smoother, and every encounter started feeling like I was some kind of demi-god. Of course, I'm not actually a demi-god, but the way I was performing today made me think otherwise. 😂 There was one particular encounter that really boosted my confidence. I came across two players, and the way I handled them made it feel like they had accidentally walked into the wrong lobby. I was taking them down so comfortably that my ego immediately received a massive upgrade. And the funniest part happened when I encountered them again later. I managed to take down one of them, and immediately the other teammate turned around and started running for his life. 😂 The guy disappeared so quickly that I didn't even get the chance to finish the job. I guess after watching his teammate get eliminated, he decided that surviving was more important than proving a point. Honestly, I can't blame him. 😅 After spending quite some time dominating the Battle Royale modes, I decided to switch things up and play a little Multiplayer in the Arcade mode. There are quite a lot of free rewards available, and as someone who is always looking for free rewards to grind and content that could become useful for future posts, there was no way I was going to ignore them. The Multiplayer matches were enjoyable, although I have to admit that I didn't enjoy them as much as I enjoyed running through those Battle Royale lobbies. There is just something different about Battle Royale for me. I enjoy the longer fights, the encounters, the pressure, the movement and especially the feeling of surviving and dominating an entire lobby. Still, Multiplayer was a nice change of pace, and I was able to contribute heavily to my team's success there as well. Looking back at today's gaming session, I can confidently say it was a complete success. I came back home after spending a difficult week dealing with unstable electricity, terrible network conditions and the constant struggle of trying to upload my gameplay. I finally got some proper rest, woke up feeling refreshed, warmed up in the training ground, and then went straight into the game and started dominating. I managed to carry my teammates to victory in both Multiplayer and Battle Royale, which made the entire session even more satisfying. And the best part is that I'm not done yet. I'm still looking forward to playing more tonight because now that I'm back home, I can finally enjoy my games without constantly worrying about whether the network is going to betray me in the middle of a fight. 😂 So yeah, today was a reminder of how much better gaming feels when everything is actually working properly. Thank you so much for visiting, watching, supporting and following my gaming journey. Whether I'm playing under terrible conditions, walking around looking for network just to upload a gameplay, or sitting comfortably at home dominating lobbies, I'll always try my best to bring something entertaining to you guys. And if today's session is anything to go by... Tonight might be even more cinematic. 🎥🔥

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  • October 5 · 3 min· Video

    Destroying Lobbies With The New Free Nova Skin In Third Person Perspective🔫 (Blood Strike)

    https://youtu.be/PE2hxl3fHPU?si=hPUY_dQJZoU0GBjT After the recent problem I had with my phone, I somehow found a way to keep it powered on and working for now. Instead of sitting around overthinking everything, I decided to do what usually helps me take my mind off things, play some games. Sometimes, a good gaming session is all you need to temporarily forget about everything else going on around you. While playing, I discovered that a new free Nova skin had been given to players, and getting it didn't require spending any money. All I had to do was complete a set of tasks. Interestingly, I had already played the game a few days ago and completed every single task required for the skin. I just hadn't claimed it yet, so the reward had simply been sitting there waiting for me. As soon as I entered the game, I went straight to claim it. Along with the Nova skin, I also collected the other little rewards that came with completing the tasks. After that, I downloaded the skin, and finally, it was ready to be used in an actual match. Of course, I wasn't going to waste time. I entered a lobby and immediately rushed to select Nova because I didn't want another player picking the character before me. 😂 After all the excitement of finally getting a free skin for her, I wanted to be the one putting it to use. For those who have played Blood Strike for a long time, you already know that Nova is one of the most loved characters in the game. There is something about her poisonous theme and the way her abilities work that makes her stand out. But Nova isn't really a character you can just pick up and dominate with immediately. Her abilities require good timing, proper positioning, experience, and most importantly, good aim. To me, Nova is almost the pure definition of skill. Whenever I see a really good player using Nova, I'm automatically more careful because I already know that player probably understands exactly how to use her abilities. I don't just rush toward them carelessly. I have to push with caution because one wrong move can put me in a very bad situation. Nova's first ability revolves around throwing poisonous gas. Once the gas reaches an enemy, it begins dealing damage to them. The real danger comes when you combine the poisonous gas with your weapon. While the gas is damaging the enemy, you can continue shooting them, putting even more pressure on them and potentially eliminating them much faster. Her secondary ability works differently. Instead of throwing the poisonous gas toward the enemy, you take in the gas yourself. Once you activate it, you have a limited amount of time to shoot an enemy before the effect wears off. During that period, your bullets become poisonous, allowing you to deal additional damage whenever your shots connect. And honestly, I think understanding when to use each ability is what separates an average Nova player from a really good one. For me, there are two situations where I would use Nova's abilities differently. Close range fights — use the first ability. Whenever an enemy is close enough and you know you're about to get into a serious fight, throwing the poisonous gas directly at them before shooting is probably the better option. The gas starts damaging them immediately, while you follow up with your weapon. This gives you an advantage because the enemy isn't only dealing with your bullets; they're also taking damage from the poisonous gas. For short range fights, I think this is where Nova's first ability really shines. The enemy doesn't have much room to escape, and if your aim is good enough, you can combine both sources of damage and finish the fight quickly. Long range fights — use the secondary ability. Long range fights are completely different. If you throw the poisonous gas toward an enemy who is far away, there's a good chance they'll simply move away from it. You could end up wasting your ability while also revealing your position to the enemy. This is where I think the secondary ability becomes much more useful. Instead of throwing the gas at the enemy, you take it in and then use your weapon to attack them. Your bullets become poisonous, meaning that every successful shot can continue putting additional pressure on the enemy. Even if the enemy tries to run away after being hit, they're still dealing with the effects of your poisonous shots. This makes the ability particularly useful when you're fighting someone at a distance and don't want to rely on the gas staying in one specific location. Of course, this is just how I personally think Nova should be used. There are probably players out there who have mastered her abilities far better than I have and have completely different strategies. That's one of the things I enjoy about Blood Strike: different players can use the same character in completely different ways. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to win this particular match. But honestly, I didn't even feel too bad about the loss because I had a really enjoyable game. For once in a long time, Blood Strike actually gave me a good set of teammates, and that made a huge difference. We were communicating through our movements, supporting each other and somehow managed to make it really far into the match. And even though we didn't come out as the winners, I know the enemies definitely felt my presence. 😂 Getting that free Nova skin and immediately taking it into a real match was exactly what I needed. It gave me something fun to focus on and allowed me to enjoy the game without worrying too much about everything else happening with my phone. I might actually play more Blood Strike if my phone continues to cooperate with me. For now, I'm just happy I was able to keep it running long enough to enjoy the game, claim the new free skin and finally put my new Nova skin into battle. Thanks for reading, and as always, stay tuned for more gameplay. 🎮🔥 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 3 · 2 min· Video

    No Where To Hide 🙈, Call of Duty Mobile Multiplayer Mode🔫

    https://youtu.be/iGL1XIXlFOQ?si=iXdVewkXJ0XZa0oN Good evening, guys another new mode has arrived in Call of Duty Mobile, and you already know how it works around here. Before you start seeing these new modes everywhere, there is a very high chance that I have already brought the gameplay to my page first. 😂 So, if you want to see more gameplay from newly released modes, events, updates, or Call of Duty Mobile in general, you can always follow my page and stay tuned. Whenever a new mode drops, I always try my best to test it out and bring the experience here for you guys. And since I have already started showing you this beautiful new mode, you can expect more gameplay from it on my page. So please, whenever you see my posts, don't just scroll past them. Support me by dropping a like, watching the gameplay, and sticking around for more. Every bit of support is appreciated. Now, getting into the actual mode, there isn't really anything extremely complicated or special about it. It is mostly a casual shooting experience where you can run around, eliminate enemies, make use of your Operator Skills, and activate Scorestreaks to cause even more destruction. Basically, it is the kind of mode where you can relax, shoot some enemies, test different weapons, and just enjoy yourself without taking everything too seriously. For this particular match, I decided to use the free Legendary Grau that I managed to grind through the Honkai Impact mini game. After putting in all that work to get the weapon, I obviously had to bring it into a few matches and see how well it performs. The Grau is a really good weapon, and I generally like using it when I want a reliable gun that can help me get through a match. Interestingly, I wasn't the only person using the Grau in this game. There was another enemy using the exact same weapon, and somehow, this guy managed to kill me twice. 😂 The funny thing is that I wouldn't even say he was a particularly strong player. The problem was actually me. Whenever I'm recording gameplay for my page, especially in casual modes like this, I sometimes find myself playing much more freely than I normally would. Instead of taking proper cover, checking every angle, and playing as carefully as I would in a serious match, I tend to just run around and enjoy the game while focusing on getting good footage. That was exactly what happened here. I was basically playing with an open body, barely taking cover, and moving around as if nobody could actually punish me for it. Meanwhile, this guy was playing like his life depended on the match. 😂 There was also another funny reason why I kept getting caught off guard by him. Looking at the way the match was going, there were so many bots running around that I had gotten used to fighting them. Because of that, whenever I encountered this particular enemy, it sometimes took me a few seconds to realize that I was actually fighting a real player. By the time my brain processed the fact that, "Wait, this isn't a bot," the damage had already been done. 😂 So, repeatedly running into him without taking the encounters seriously eventually cost me my life twice. It wasn't really because he was dominating me or because he was some unstoppable player. I was simply giving him opportunities by playing too carelessly. If I had been playing seriously and taking proper cover, the encounters probably would have gone very differently. After getting enough gameplay with the Grau, I eventually decided to switch things up and bring out the Fennec. The Fennec is one of my favorite weapons in Multiplayer and also my favorite SMG to use in Battle Royale, even though I wouldn't consider myself an SMG main. For me, there is just something satisfying about using the Fennec. Once you get into the right range, the weapon can absolutely shred enemies, and I was able to pick up a nice number of kills after switching to it. I was feeling much more comfortable with the weapon and was hoping that I could use it to turn the match around and help my team. Unfortunately, there was another opponent that I couldn't really defeat no matter how much I tried my phone. The lag started becoming a serious problem, and there were moments where my movement and gunfights were being affected by it. You can have the right weapon, good aim, and a good opportunity to eliminate an enemy, but when the game starts lagging at the wrong moment, everything can fall apart. Because of the lag, I wasn't able to carry my team the way I wanted to. I still managed to get some decent kills with the Fennec, but I knew I could have done much better if the game was running properly. And to make everything even worse, the match I recorded before this one was actually a complete BANGER. It was one of those games where everything was coming together and I was having a really good time. Unfortunately, my phone decided to do what it does best at the worst possible moment. 😂 The recording ended up being saved as an error file. All that gameplay... gone. Just like that. I had no choice but to delete the corrupted recording because there was nothing useful I could do with it. That was honestly painful because I had already spent time playing the match and recording everything, only for the final video to become completely useless. By the time I started recording this particular match, my phone was already hot and laggy from the previous recording. Normally, that would have been a good reason to stop and let the phone cool down, but I still wanted to get the gameplay, so I decided to continue anyway. And honestly, considering the condition of the phone, I'm not even too disappointed with how the match turned out. I ended up losing the game, but I wouldn't blame the loss entirely on the weapon, the mode, or even the opponents. There were definitely moments where I could have played better. I was too relaxed, I wasn't taking enough cover, and I was playing too freely because I was focused on recording rather than playing at my absolute best. So, sometimes you just have to accept the L and move on. 😂 Overall, this was still a fun experience. I got to test out the new mode, use the free Legendary Grau that I worked hard to grind for through the Honkai Impact mini game, switch over to my beloved Fennec, and get some decent kills despite the problems with my phone and the lag. There will definitely be more gameplay from this mode, so if you're interested in seeing how it plays out in future matches, make sure you stay around. Whenever Call of Duty Mobile drops something new, you already know I'm going to be there testing it out and bringing the gameplay to you. Thanks for visiting, thanks for watching, and most importantly, thanks for the support. ❤️ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.activision.callofduty.shooter Thanks for visiting.

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  • October 2 · 2 min· Video

    Last Game In The World's Game, Playing Against 96 OVR Team⚽️🙃

    https://youtu.be/Rq830Sex1Rs?si=h8yUyK3kapMmi-oH Good day everyone,😊 today is finally the day I play my last game on The World’s Game in FC Mobile, and honestly, this journey has been an interesting one. From facing different teams with different OVR ratings to dealing with challenging match conditions, every stage has brought something different. After all the matches I have played in this mode, I have finally reached the last challenge, and guess what? I’m about to face the most difficult team in the entire mode.👀🔥 Now, you might be wondering why I’m making such a big deal out of this match. Well, it’s simple. When you reach the final stage of a mode like this, you naturally expect the developers to give you something challenging, especially when the team you are about to face is considered the strongest opponent in the entire mode. Although their OVR rating might make them look like no match for me, I wasn't ready to underestimate them. I strongly believed that this game could turn out to be more difficult than the previous ones, and there was even a possibility that I could lose. After all, having a good team doesn't automatically guarantee victory, especially when the game puts you in a difficult situation from the beginning. 😅 As soon as the match started, I noticed something different. This wasn't one of those regular matches where you get to play from the first minute until the final whistle. Instead, the game started as a scenario match, and I was thrown straight into the second half, around the 50th minute, with a throw-in. But that wasn't even the worst part. According to the scenario, I was already losing 2–0. 😭💔 Imagine entering the final match of an entire game mode only to discover that you are already two goals behind before you can even settle into the game properly. 😂 The situation was not looking good at all because I had very little time to turn things around. Unlike the other matches where I had more time to build my attacks, study my opponent's movements, and create scoring opportunities, this one required me to act quickly. I couldn't afford to waste time because every passing minute brought me closer to the end of the match. At that moment, I knew this was going to be a serious test. I had already expected the strongest team to give me a difficult time, but starting the game at 2–0 down made the challenge even more interesting. My objective wasn't simply to score goals or reduce the difference between us; I had to win the match to complete the challenge. That meant a draw would be just as disappointing as a defeat because, regardless of how well I played, anything other than a victory would prevent me from completing the final stage successfully. As the match continued, I tried my best to create scoring opportunities, but time was not on my side. Before I knew it, the game was approaching the 80th minute, and I was still struggling to get the result I needed. 😭 At this point, I had to lock in completely because there was no way I was going to let the final match ruin the perfect record I had maintained throughout this mode. I had come this far, played through the different challenges, and managed to win my previous matches, so losing at the very last stage would have been a painful way to end the journey. All I could think about was finding a way to score, and one of the areas I had my eyes on was the 3X marked area. My plan was to find an opportunity to score from that spot because it would give me a significant advantage and help me turn the match around with fewer goals. Unfortunately, things didn't work out the way I wanted. I couldn't find the right opportunity to score from the 3X area, and with the clock ticking away, I knew I couldn't keep waiting for the perfect chance to appear. Sometimes, in football, you have to make the best of the opportunities available to you instead of waiting for everything to go according to plan. That was exactly what I had to do in this match. I eventually found an opportunity to score from the 2X marked area, and I took it. That goal changed the situation and brought the score to 2–2. Just like that, I had fought my way back from a two-goal deficit and brought the match level. Honestly, getting that equalizer was a relief because, for a moment, it looked like I might run out of time without finding a way back into the game. But even though I was happy to have equalized, I wasn't celebrating just yet. I knew the job was far from finished. The challenge required me to win, and a 2–2 draw wasn't going to be enough. If the referee blew the final whistle with the score still level, all my efforts to come back from 2–0 down would count for nothing in terms of completing the challenge. The pressure was now even greater because I had managed to bring the game back to life, but I still needed one more breakthrough. The clock was moving so fast, and I knew I had to make something happen before time ran out. I couldn't afford to sit back and admire the comeback I had already made. I needed another goal, and I needed it as quickly as possible. Fortunately, another opportunity came my way, and this time, I didn't let it slip. I took my chance from the 2X marked area once again, and the ball found its way into the net, goal! What a comeback!🤯⚽🔥 The score changed to 4–2, and suddenly, the match that had started with me trailing by two goals was now ending in my favour. From being in a difficult position at the beginning, I had managed to turn things around and secure the victory I desperately needed. Just think about it for a moment, I entered the match around the 50th minute already losing 2–0, reached almost the 80th minute without finding a way to take the lead, and then had to fight against the clock to score the goals that would save the game. It wasn't the kind of match where I could relax and take my time. Every opportunity mattered, and I had to make sure that my efforts resulted in a victory. Thankfully, everything worked out in my favour, and I finished the match with a 4–2 win. 🥶🏆 At that point, I could finally breathe a sigh of relief. 😂❤️ The pressure was gone, the final challenge was completed, and I could proudly say that I had reached the end of The World's Game. What made the victory even more satisfying was the fact that it came against the most difficult team in the mode. Instead of ending the journey with a disappointing result, I managed to finish with a comeback that I will definitely remember for a while. If you have been following my posts from the beginning, you will remember that I promised to share my experience throughout this entire grind, whether things went well or badly. I made it clear that I wasn't only going to share my victories even if I lost a match, I was ready to come here and tell you all about it. After all, nobody wins every single match without facing challenges along the way, and I wanted to share the genuine experience of playing through this mode rather than only showing the good moments. But guess what? Fortunately, I never had to make a post about losing a match because I completed the entire World's Game mode without losing a single match! 🥳🔥🏆 That is something I'm genuinely happy about, especially considering the different challenges I encountered along the way. I managed to maintain my winning record from the beginning to the end, and finishing against the strongest team with a 4–2 comeback made the whole experience even more satisfying. Now that I have officially completed The World's Game, I want to use this opportunity to appreciate everyone who has been following my journey. Thank you all for taking the time to read my posts, follow my progress, and share your thoughts and comments with me. Your support has made sharing this grind more enjoyable, and I'm glad I could take you all along as I progressed through the different stages.❤️🙏 The World's Game grind is officially COMPLETE! ✅🏆 One more FC Mobile journey successfully completed, and this time, I walked away without a single defeat! Now, before you leave, I want to hear from you all. What do you think about this final match? Do you think coming back from 2–0 down to win 4–2 was a good way to end the grind, or did you expect the strongest team in the mode to give me an even harder time? 😂 Drop your thoughts and comments below, and don't forget to share your own experience if you've played this mode too. Thank you once again for staying with me throughout this journey. See you all in my next FC Mobile adventure.😊❤️🔥

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  • October 1 · 3 min· Video

    Fc Mobile 3rd Anniversary Is Here With Some Old Modes To Play⚽️

    https://youtu.be/ZtNszGNgQeU?si=0H_yyfI6G0e005u9 Good day everyone! 👋 FC Mobile has officially announced its 3rd Anniversary, and just as expected, they aren't celebrating it without bringing something BIG to the players.🎉⚽ For this anniversary celebration, FC Mobile has brought back a lot of modes that were absolutely fire back in the day, and the best part is that they come with plenty of rewards that players can grind for. Some of the modes that have already returned include Ginga, Team of the Season (TOTS), and several others. But that's not even everything yet. 👀 There are still many more anniversary modes that haven't been released. They'll be coming out gradually, and honestly, I'm curious about what FC Mobile has planned. Maybe the unreleased modes are being kept secret just to surprise everyone, or perhaps they are some of those OG modes that many players have been waiting to see again. 🤔 Well, we won't know until they arrive, so we'll just have to wait and see. For today's video, I decided to jump into Ginga, which was actually my first match in the anniversary celebration. My opponent was Botafogo, and honestly, they didn't look strong at all. 😂 Although, I'm not sure if they're genuinely that easy or if the game simply made my first match easier, because it reminded me of my first match in The World's Game, where the difficulty also felt pretty low. Since I quickly noticed that the match wasn't too difficult, I decided to have some fun with it. Instead of simply scoring normal goals, I started trying to score some stylish goals and make the match more entertaining. 😎🔥 Unfortunately, my finishing had other plans. 😂 A lot of the shots I attempted went completely wild, and I ended up missing several chances that I probably should have converted. By the end of the first half, I had only managed around 2 or 3 goals, and honestly, I wasn't impressed with myself. I knew I could have scored much more. If I had taken some of those chances seriously, I could easily have had 5+ goals before halftime. But because I was busy trying to score beautiful goals, I kept wasting opportunities. 😭 So going into the second half, I decided to lock in. No more unnecessary stylish attempts. No more trying to make every goal a highlight. I just wanted to beat them properly, and whenever a good opportunity presented itself, I was going to make sure I used it. And that completely changed the game. 😂🔥 I started scoring goal after goal in the second half, and by the end of the match, I was honestly satisfied. At least I knew today's video was going to be packed with plenty of goal highlights. 👌⚽🔥 I'm really happy that FC Mobile decided to bring these old modes back because I didn't manage to grind every free reward the last time some of them were available. So for me, this anniversary isn't just about playing old modes again. It's a second chance to collect some of the rewards I missed the first time around. And honestly, that's an opportunity I don't want to take for granted. These modes and rewards might not return again for a long time, so I'm definitely going to try my best to grind as much as I can while they're available. 💪🔥 That's it for today's video, everyone.❤️ Thanks so much for tuning in and watching. Don't forget to drop your thoughts in the comments before you leave, especially if you remember these OG modes or have an idea of what FC Mobile might bring next. Until next time, goodnight everyone! 👋🌙⚽ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.fifamobile Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 30 · 3 min· Video

    Clutching Battle Royale Overdrive Ranked (Blood Strike)🔫

    https://youtu.be/rHGp5lJP1rg?si=8hTlmRADs1xgyaH3 A brand new Battle Royale mode just arrived in Blood Strike, and as a Battle Royale main, I was honestly excited to jump in and see what it was all about.🔥 The name of the mode is Battle Royale Overdrive, and trust me, this mode feels completely different from the normal Battle Royale experience. Almost everything has been changed or modified to make the matches more chaotic, fun, and strategic. One of the craziest things I noticed in my last match was how the movement felt. At some point, it literally felt like I was playing Blood Strike on the moon! 🌙😂 Once you jump, instead of immediately falling back to the ground, you slowly float through the air and gently come back down. It reminded me of those movies where characters are walking or fighting on the moon because of the low gravity. At first, I thought this was going to make fights more difficult, but I quickly discovered that it could actually be used to my advantage. Since enemies also float when they jump, it becomes much easier to track and shoot them while they are suspended in the air. At the same time, though, you have to be careful because you're also an easy target while floating. I actually developed a little strategy around this. Whenever I was shooting an enemy and suddenly needed to reload, instead of standing on the ground and giving my opponent an easy opportunity to knock me down, I would simply jump into the air and wait for my reload to finish. 😂 Even after the reload was completed, I would sometimes remain in the air and continue shooting. The reason is simple: shooting a moving enemy who is floating in the air can be much harder than shooting someone standing normally on the ground. So I used the low gravity movement to turn several dangerous situations in my favour. And that's not even the only interesting thing about Overdrive. The mode also introduces cards that can give you different advantages during the match. These cards can seriously change how you approach fights and add another layer of strategy to the game. For example, some cards can increase your movement speed, while another one gives you 20% extra cash whenever you pick up money from the ground. There are also cards that can automatically deploy smoke whenever you get knocked down, giving you some protection while your teammates try to revive you. Another card can help reveal an enemy's location for a short period after you deal damage to them, making it easier to track them for those crucial few seconds. And there are even more cards with different effects that can completely change how you play your match. Most of these cards are really useful, especially for players who like to think strategically rather than just run around shooting everything they see. The only one I'm not really impressed by is the card that gives you 20% more cash. 😂 Don't get me wrong, extra money is nice, but compared to cards that can directly help you survive a fight or locate enemies, it feels more like something that just makes your pockets heavier without actually helping you much on the battlefield. Personally, the card I like the most is the one that automatically deploys smoke when you get knocked down. This one is extremely useful for me because I always feel like there's still a chance to get back into the fight after being knocked. And if you watch this gameplay carefully, you'll actually see why I like that card so much. At one point during the match, I got knocked down, and immediately the smoke automatically deployed around me. That gave my teammate some cover while he fought the enemy and created the perfect opportunity for him to come over and revive me. Without that smoke, things could have ended very differently. The crazy part is that the same teammate and I continued fighting together and eventually managed to clutch the entire match.🏆🔥 We both made it to the end and secured the win, and that automatic smoke card played a very important role in helping me get back into the fight. This is what I enjoy about Battle Royale Overdrive. It isn't just about having good aim. You also have to understand the new mechanics, know when to use your movement to your advantage, and choose cards that actually complement your playstyle. As someone who mainly plays Battle Royale, I'm definitely enjoying the craziness of this mode. The low gravity movement alone makes fights feel completely different, and the cards add even more possibilities to every match. If you've already tried Battle Royale Overdrive, let me know which card you like using the most. 👀 And if you haven't tried it yet, what are you waiting for? 😂🔥 Thanks for stopping by my post! I hope you all enjoyed the gameplay. Don't forget to drop your thoughts and comments before you leave, and stay tuned for more gameplays. 😁🎮 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 29 · 4 min· Video

    Grinding SF Ranked On Blood Strike 🔫

    https://youtu.be/vq4DZdU1eEw?si=TPH5nws2Gvo9IvOd It’s been quite a while since I last played a Blood Strike Ranked match. In fact, the last time I can remember playing SF Ranked was about two years ago! 😅 That’s definitely not good for my grinding record, especially because I’m known as a chronic aggressive grinder when it comes to free rewards. Unfortunately, I’ve also missed out on a lot of free rewards recently. I took about a week away from the game, and by the time I came back, most of the things I was grinding for were already gone. 😪 Some new rewards are now available to grind for, but honestly, I still think the old ones were much better. Today, I had been playing Battle Royale Hot Zone Showdown for quite a while, but after playing so many matches, the mode started getting a little boring. I decided it was time to switch things up, so I jumped into SF Ranked just to play a few matches and see how rusty I had become. And wow… my first round was terrible. 😂 I couldn’t even get a single kill before I died. Normally, losing the first round in SF Ranked can put you in a very difficult position because you’re already giving the opposing team an advantage. But instead of letting that first round affect us, my squad completely turned things around. We started fighting back, winning rounds and gradually taking control of the match. The comeback was actually getting interesting, and then came the second round, where I unexpectedly discovered my new best friend… an LMG. 😂 I managed to pull off a 3–4 kill clutch with the LMG, and honestly, I was surprised by how well it performed. I’ve never really been a fan of LMGs. I usually prefer using Assault Rifles and other weapons, but recently, I’ve started appreciating LMGs more on both Call of Duty Mobile and Blood Strike because they’ve been helping me get a lot of kills. The funny thing is, I didn’t even buy this LMG because I wanted to use it. I only picked it up because I didn’t have enough in-game money to afford an Assault Rifle for that particular round. My original plan was simple: use the LMG for that round, then switch back to an Assault Rifle as soon as I had enough money. But after that clutch, my plans completely changed. 😂 I thought, “Wait a minute… this thing might actually be better for me than an Assault Rifle.” So I decided to keep using it. And throughout the rest of the match, this LMG just kept performing. It never really gave me a reason to put it down. The more I used it, the more comfortable I became with it, and I started realizing just how powerful these guns can be when you put a scope on them. With a scope, LMGs are seriously dangerous. 😭🔥 At this point, I might actually become an LMG user in SF Ranked until I find a good enough reason to switch back to another weapon type. Who would have thought that an LMG I only bought because I couldn’t afford an Assault Rifle would end up becoming the weapon I relied on for the rest of the match? In the following rounds, I decided to add a Sniper to my gameplay and try to bring a little more variety to my loadout. Unfortunately, that experiment didn’t go nearly as well. I’m not really a Sniper player in Blood Strike, and it showed. I ended up dying some pretty stupid deaths because I was trying to use a weapon that I’m simply not that comfortable with. 😭 I probably should have just stuck with what was already working for me. Still, I managed to redeem myself a little in the final round. I picked up the Sniper again and this time I was able to get a kill with it, which at least helped make up for the previous deaths. Considering I haven’t played SF Ranked in about two years, I’d say this was a pretty interesting return. I came into the mode rusty, had a terrible first round, discovered that I might actually be an LMG guy now, experimented with Snipers, and somehow ended up helping my squad turn the match around. Maybe it’s time for me to take SF Ranked seriously again. Thanks for visiting my post, and don’t forget to drop your thoughts and comments before you leave. What weapon would you choose for SF Ranked a LMG, Assault Rifle, or Sniper? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 28 · 3 min· Video

    The World's Game: Game 2 Against 90 OVR Rating (FC Mobile)⚽️

    https://youtu.be/j7tNgZm0bBc?si=S0L3PHa4azKjjTki Good day everyone,👋 finally, my network decided to cooperate with me and allowed me to play my second match on The World’s Game. 😭⚽ A few days ago, I talked about how I was trying to play this mode, but my network kept giving me problems. The match would load halfway and refuse to enter, and no matter how many times I tried restarting the game and entering again, I kept getting the same problem. Eventually, I got tired of trying and decided to give up and play some offline games instead. Today, I went to charge my phone at a friend’s house, and immediately after collecting my phone, one of the first things I tried was opening FC Mobile. To my surprise, the game entered immediately. 😂 The funny part was that I was still on my way home at the time, so I couldn't just ignore the opportunity. I had to find somewhere to sit down and play the match before leaving. After everything I had gone through trying to get into this mode, there was no way I was going to waste that chance. 😂 Once the match started, I noticed something different about the special areas on the pitch. In my previous match, the special areas were marked 2×, meaning scoring from those areas would automatically multiply the goal and add two goals to the scoreboard. But now that I had progressed to the next stage, things had become more interesting. The special area farther away from the goal was now marked 3×🤯 That means if I managed to score from that particular area, I would get three goals added to the scoreboard from a single successful shot. I actually managed to score from the 3× area once during the match, and I also scored from the 2× area. By the end of the match, I had secured a 5–0 victory. 🔥⚽ However, despite the scoreline looking comfortable, this match was actually more difficult than the previous one. In my first game, I was able to put up a much bigger number on the scoreboard because I was given a head start. I scored four actual goals, and because some of them came from the special areas, they were multiplied. I also started the match with an extra goal already on the scoreboard, which made the final score much higher. This time, though, I wasn't given any free goal at the beginning. I had to start from 0 and earn everything myself. So even though I finished with 5–0, it felt like I had worked much harder for those goals. And now things are about to get even more interesting. 👀 My next opponent is going to have a 96 OVR rating, which means the difficulty should increase again. I'm also wondering whether the game will give the opponent a head start this time to make the match even more challenging. If that happens, I'll have to work even harder to come back and secure another win. So the real question is... Will I fall behind in the next stage, or will I continue winning as I usually do? 😏🔥 Thanks for visiting my post, and stick with me to see how the next game goes. Until then, goodnight everyone! 😴⚽ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.fifamobile Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 27 · 6 min· Video

    Grinding 2 Stages On Level Devil 😈

    https://youtu.be/9xNuzrGCsFw?si=HEqtOpYESTUFAdkG Good evening guys! 👋 A while ago, I downloaded a game called Level Devil 2, but for some reason, I never actually opened it to see what the game was about. Today, I finally decided to give it a try because I was curious to see what the developers had added to the second version. Unfortunately, I was disappointed almost immediately. 😂 After opening the game, I realized that it had absolutely nothing to do with the Level Devil I know. Instead of getting the same frustrating troll gameplay that Level Devil is known for, I found myself playing what was basically a simple run-and-jump game. At that point, I was like, "Wait… is this really Level Devil 2?" I honestly started wondering if whoever created the game simply used the name Level Devil 2 to attract players who were searching for the actual game. Maybe I'm wrong, but the experience definitely wasn't what I expected. I was expecting something that would frustrate me even more than Level Devil 1, but instead, I got a completely different game that I wasn't really interested in. Since I couldn't find what I was looking for, I decided to go back to the original Level Devil. And honestly, I didn't even play it because I was in the mood for it. 😂 My network is still giving me problems, so I checked my phone to see what offline games I could play. Surprisingly, Level Devil was the only offline game I had available at that moment. So I entered the game and decided to make the best of the situation. This time, my goal was to grind through two stages and see if I could complete them within a reasonable amount of time. Of course, anyone who has played Level Devil already knows that "reasonable amount of time" is sometimes a very ambitious goal. 😂 The game started frustrating me almost immediately. There were moments when I genuinely felt like closing the game and doing something else. But then I remembered one annoying thing about the game: if you quit in the middle of a level, you don't simply continue from where you stopped. You have to start the entire stage again. And that's something nobody wants after spending a long time struggling through a stage. 😭 So, even though I was already getting tired of the frustration, I decided to endure it and finish what I started. I kept playing, kept failing, kept trying again, and somehow managed to push through. But something funny happened in the process. What initially felt like a punishment for me actually turned into something good. 😂 Because I didn't quit halfway through the game, I ended up recording a really beautiful gameplay video that I can now use for a post. So, I guess the game wasn't completely against me today after all. 😭😂 Sometimes you just have to endure the frustration until you get something worthwhile out of it. I'm still going to keep checking the Play Store to see if I can find a legitimate Level Devil 2, because I'm definitely curious to know what an actual sequel would look like. But until then, it looks like Level Devil 1 is still the one responsible for testing my patience. 😂 Thanks so much for visiting my post❤️ Don't forget to drop your comments before you leave, and I'll see you in the next one. Goodnight, everyone. 🌙❤️ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.unept.leveldevil Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 26 · 3 min· Video

    How I Lost A Head To Head Match Because Of Poor Internet Connection ⚽️💔😪 (FC Mobile)

    https://youtu.be/ajiLOxqhGlA?si=1h5bghk1PygXKawy Today, I was trying to continue playing The World’s Game, but things didn’t exactly go as planned. The game would load halfway and then refuse to take me into the match. I waited for several minutes, hoping it would eventually load, but nothing happened. I had no choice but to restart the game, only to come back and see a message from FC Mobile telling me that I had forfeited the match. 😭 I tried again, thinking maybe it was just a one-time issue, but the exact same thing happened. I restarted the game multiple times, hoping it would finally cooperate, but it kept loading halfway and refusing to enter the match. At that point, I gave up on The World’s Game and decided to run to Head 2 Head instead because, honestly, I was already in the mood to play some football and I wasn't going to let the game completely ruin that feeling. I started the Head 2 Head match, but almost immediately, I noticed something was wrong. The game was lagging badly, and my network connection was clearly struggling. It got especially frustrating whenever I got close to the opponent’s goalkeeper. Every time I created a good opportunity and tried to make a move around the keeper, the game would suddenly freeze or delay my controls until the opportunity was completely gone. This happened multiple times, and I was getting more frustrated with every missed chance. Imagine creating a good attack, getting into a dangerous position, and then your game decides to freeze at the exact moment you need it the most.😭 Normally, I would have been tempted to just leave the match and move on, but I couldn't do that because I knew quitting would count as an automatic loss. So I decided to stay until the final whistle. I kept telling myself that even if I was already close to the dying minutes of the match, there was still a chance I could score a goal and somehow change the situation. That little hope was basically the only thing keeping me in the game. But I didn't realize that my network connection had even worse plans for me. At some point, my concentration dropped and I conceded a goal. The goal was beautifully scored by Nico Williams from the opponent’s team, and honestly, I didn't even know how I was supposed to react. Should I be angry? Should I just accept the situation and move on? Or should I keep hoping that some kind of miracle would happen? I decided to keep playing. The problem was that I was still dealing with the same network issues, and playing under that kind of pressure made everything even more difficult. My movements weren't as smooth as they should have been, my reactions were delayed, and there were moments where I felt like I was fighting both my opponent and my own internet connection at the same time. 😂 As the match continued, I became more confused and frustrated, and eventually, I made a mistake that was going to be extremely difficult to recover from. At that point, I felt like the match was slowly slipping away from me. I started desperately trying to defend and eventually found myself spamming the slide button, hoping I could somehow stop the opponent’s attack. Unfortunately, that decision backfired badly. I ended up fouling a player inside my own box, giving the opponent a penalty. The moment I saw the penalty being awarded, I already knew I was in serious trouble. 😭 I still had a tiny bit of hope that if I could somehow prevent the penalty from going in, I could push for an equalizer and maybe finish the game with both teams sharing the points. But that hope disappeared almost immediately when the opponent converted the penalty. At that point, I was seriously annoyed. The game was already getting close to the final whistle, and I really didn't want to lose without scoring a single goal. I wasn't comfortable with the idea of uploading a match where I basically got destroyed by my opponent and my network at the same time. 😂 So I kept pushing forward, looking for at least one moment where I could make something happen. And thankfully, I finally got my moment. Near the end of the match, I managed to score a really beautiful goal. In my opinion, that was easily the best goal of the entire match because of the skill involved in creating it. It didn't change the result, but at least I didn't have to finish the game without getting on the scoreboard. Unfortunately, that goal couldn't save me from losing the match. The damage had already been done, and my network had made sure I experienced almost everything it could possibly throw at me. From the game refusing to load The World’s Game, to forfeiting matches, to freezing during clear chances, and eventually contributing to one of the most frustrating Head 2 Head matches I've played recently. 😭 But despite everything, I still enjoyed the game. Sometimes FC Mobile gives you those matches where absolutely nothing seems to go your way, and all you can do is laugh about it afterward. So I'm happy you all got to witness my network doing its thing today. 😂 Anyways, it was still a great game. GG's to my opponent, and congratulations on the win. 👏 Thanks for visiting today's post, and don't forget to drop your thoughts and comments before leaving. In a few days, I'll also be sharing the reason behind my recent power down situation, so make sure you stick around for that. Goodnight, everyone.👍 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.fifamobile Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 25 · 2 min· Video

    The World's Game (FC Mobile) Beginner Difficulty ⚽️

    https://youtu.be/oR3Z2CaaRSU?si=47sewaEnASNgxh5C Good evening everyone! Today I had to update my FC Mobile before I could start playing, and after the update was completed, I immediately noticed that a brand new mode had been added to the game. Normally, whenever I see a new mode, I’m usually curious to check it out immediately, but today was a little different. At that particular moment, I honestly wasn’t in the mood to test anything new. I just wanted to get into the game and play my usual Head 2 Head matches. Unfortunately for me, FC Mobile seemed determined to make sure I checked out the new mode first. 😂 After entering the game, I noticed that I couldn't tap on some of the other icons I wanted to access. The game was basically forcing me to interact with the new mode before allowing me to continue. I had no choice but to tap on what the game wanted me to tap. At first, I thought that would be all. I expected that after tapping on it, I would simply be allowed to leave and go back to the normal game menu. But nope… that wasn't my experience. The game still wasn't letting me do what I wanted, so I eventually got tired of it and decided to leave the entire game. I closed FC Mobile completely and entered the game again, hoping everything would go back to normal. This time, I was finally able to do what I originally wanted. I went straight into Head 2 Head and played for a while. After getting some matches in, I became a little more curious about the new mode, so I decided to stop avoiding it and actually check it out. The name of this new mode is The World's Game, and from what I have seen so far, it looks like it could become quite interesting as you progress through it. In this mode, you're given different teams to play against, and each team comes with its own Overall Rating, or OVR. The interesting part is that the difficulty increases as you progress. The teams you face later will have higher OVRs, which means the matches should become harder and harder as you continue your journey. For my first match, I was given a team with only 81 OVR, which is honestly a very low rating compared to the teams you can build or normally face in competitive modes. The difficulty was also set to Beginner, meaning this should be the easiest match I would experience in The World's Game. I entered the match to see what it was all about, and that's when I noticed something interesting on the pitch. A certain section of the field was marked “2X.” At first, I wanted to understand exactly what that meant, and I quickly found out that scoring from that particular area gives you double goals. So, if you score one goal from the 2X zone, two goals are added to your score instead. Obviously, once I discovered that, I started looking for opportunities to take advantage of it. 😂 I managed to score several goals from that area, and by the end of the match, I had scored a total of eight goals from my own play, including four goals that came from the 2X section. On top of that, I had already started the match with a 1-0 advantage, which meant my final score was 9-0. So, my first experience with The World's Game was basically a complete domination. 😭 The opponent had an 81 OVR team, the difficulty was Beginner, and I managed to finish the match with nine goals. But honestly, I know this is only the beginning. What I'm really interested in seeing is how difficult this mode becomes once the OVR starts increasing. Beginner difficulty with an 81 OVR opponent is one thing, but what happens when I start facing much stronger teams? Will I still be able to score freely, or will the game eventually humble me? 😂 I'm not sure if I'll be grinding this mode without recording my gameplay because I actually want you guys to see the entire journey. I want us to watch the mode progress from being extremely easy, to becoming challenging, and eventually reaching the point where the matches could become very difficult. And of course, there's another question I'm interested in answering: will I lose a match along the way? I have no idea yet. Maybe I'll go through the entire journey without losing a single game, or maybe I'll eventually meet a team that completely destroys my winning streak. 😂 If I do lose, you can be sure I'll share that match with you guys. I'm not going to hide the defeat. It would actually make the journey more interesting because then we'll know exactly where The World's Game finally became too difficult for me. By the way, there's also some good news about me today. My headache is completely gone! 🙌 After everything that happened yesterday, I wasn't even able to play at all after making my post. Once I finished the post, I simply went to sleep because I wasn't feeling well enough to continue gaming. But today is completely different. I'm feeling much better, my headache is gone, and I'm ready to play for hours! 🎮🔥 So hopefully, I'll have plenty of matches and more interesting FC Mobile content to share with you. This was only my first match in The World's Game, and I'm already curious about what the next opponent will look like. Will the OVR increase significantly? Will the difficulty change? Will the special 2X areas remain the same? And most importantly, will I continue winning? We'll have to keep playing to find out. Thanks so much for visiting my post today and spending some time with me. Don't forget to drop your thoughts and comments before you leave, and stick around for the next matches because we're going to find out just how far I can go in The World's Game. Maybe I'll win every match… or maybe somewhere along the journey, the game will finally hand me my first defeat. 😭 Until then, let's keep playing and see what happens. Goodnight everyone! 😴❤️ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.fifamobile Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 24 · 3 min· Video

    Blood Strike: Hot Zone Show Down Gameplay🔫

    https://youtu.be/B-AoI1eI-6Q?si=PJkeBRgXzgcrYgVY Today was honestly a really stressful day, and unfortunately, the headache I had been dealing with decided to come back because of all the stress. There has been no electricity in my area for two days now, and since my power bank also died, I had no way to keep my phone charged enough to prepare today’s post. I really didn’t want to skip posting, so I had to do something about it. I ended up walking a long distance to a friend’s house just to charge my phone. And it wasn’t even just one trip. I had to walk back and forth about four times before I was finally able to get everything sorted out. By the time I got my phone back, my head was already banging badly. I tried eating something, hoping it would help, but unfortunately, it didn’t make much difference. At this point, after making today’s post, I’m definitely going to get some sleep because sleep is usually what helps me get rid of this headache. But before calling it a day, I still wanted to play a little Blood Strike and give you guys something for today. For today’s gameplay, I decided to return to Hot Zone Showdown after staying away from the mode for a really long time. I actually stopped playing this mode because of how packed everything gets. The map is really small, so you constantly have players running around, shooting, fighting, and basically creating chaos everywhere you go. When all of that is happening at the same time, my phone starts struggling, and the lag can become so bad that it affects how well I can play. Despite all that, I still have a soft spot for this mode because it reminds me of a mini version of Alcatraz from CODM. I really enjoy game modes where you can constantly get into fights without having to spend too much time searching for enemies. I like that rush fight experience, so even though I knew the lag would probably be a problem, I still decided to give Hot Zone Showdown another try today. As soon as I landed, I picked the first gun from my loadout and started playing. But I decided to make the match a little more interesting for myself. Every time I got eliminated, I would switch to another gun so I could experience how different weapons performed in the mode. By the end of the match, I had used around five different guns, and surprisingly, I enjoyed using every single one of them. It was actually fun switching weapons and adapting to each one instead of sticking with the same gun throughout the entire match. The biggest problem, as expected, was still the lag. With so many players moving and shooting around such a small map, my phone was really struggling to keep up. At some point, it felt like my phone was literally smoking 😂. But even with all that happening, I was still able to walk away with 7 kills. I know 7 kills might not sound like much, and honestly, I would call that a poor performance by my standards, but considering the amount of lag, the state of my phone, and the fact that I was already dealing with a headache, I was just happy I could play and enjoy myself for a little while. Unfortunately, I had to cut my recording because my phone was already struggling badly, and I didn't want to push it any further. Anyway, that’s it for today. Thanks for stopping by and checking out another one of my gaming experiences. I still need to play a little more before I finally go to sleep and hopefully wake up without this headache tomorrow. 😊 Goodnight everyone, and thanks for visiting. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netease.newspike Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 23 · 3 min· Video

    Honkai Impact Mini Game: Phase 2 (Call of Duty Mobile)🔫

    https://youtu.be/Kap1owg42Jc?si=qdj1psnFp6c6p4oy Good evening guys! So today, I went back into the Honkai Impact mini game like I normally do every day, just trying to continue my grind and get that free Mythic weapon as quickly as possible. At this point, the grind has become part of my daily routine, so I already knew exactly what I was going to do when I entered the mini game. But this time, something immediately felt different. As soon as I entered, another storyline started playing automatically. The moment I noticed that, I knew something new had been added to the mini game. I honestly got excited because I wanted to see what had changed and what kind of challenge was waiting for me this time. I decided to go through the storyline instead of skipping it because I wanted to understand what was happening. From what I could understand, the story was basically about the monsters becoming an even bigger threat. They were talking about how these creatures could follow them wherever they went, even going as far as following them into the sky. Apparently, there was no way to escape them anymore. The only solution was to eliminate every last one of them and then defeat their bosses one after another. Now, the statement about having to "kill every last one of them" didn't really scare me at first because, honestly, I've been doing exactly that every day since I started grinding this mini game. Fighting and eliminating these monsters isn't anything new to me. But the fact that the game specifically highlighted that statement in the storyline made me feel like there was more to it. It sounded like the developers were trying to warn us that things were about to get much more serious. After getting through the storyline, I went straight into the action. And almost immediately, I noticed the biggest difference the monsters were no longer the same ones I had been fighting before. These new monsters looked much more intimidating, and they weren't just stronger-looking; they were also coming at me in much larger numbers. They started attacking in bulk, giving me almost no breathing space. Before I could properly deal with one group, another group was already coming toward me. At some point, I realized that I couldn't just stand in one position and keep shooting like I normally would. I had to start paying attention to how quickly I was eliminating them compared to how quickly they were spawning. Whenever I noticed that my shots were taking them down faster than they could reach me, I would stay and fight. But once the number of enemies started becoming too much, I would immediately move away and try to take the fight from another position. And then, of course, my phone decided to add another challenge of its own. 😂 The lag became noticeably worse because of how many enemies were appearing on the screen at once. There were moments where everything became so chaotic that I had to fight through the lag while trying to keep track of the enemies around me. But one thing I wasn't ready to do was quit. I've already invested too much time into this grind, and I'm determined to get that free Mythic weapon. So even with the increased difficulty and my phone struggling to keep up, I kept shooting and pushing forward. Thankfully, I managed to make it through the first stage. I was already expecting the next stage to be harder, and I wasn't wrong. I somehow managed to survive the second stage as well, which gave me a little confidence that I might actually be able to complete the whole thing. Unfortunately, my luck ran out when I reached the third stage. I couldn't make it through this one. The difficulty kept increasing, and at this point, I'm not even completely sure whether the third stage was the final stage or if there were still more stages waiting for me. From the way the difficulty was progressing, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if there were several more stages after it. Eventually, I got taken out, and before I could restart the grind, my phone was already down. So there was no way for me to continue from where I stopped. I had to leave the challenge there for today. But I'm definitely coming back to it because I'm not giving up on that Mythic weapon. If anything, this new phase has made the grind much more interesting because now I actually have a challenge waiting for me instead of simply repeating the same thing every day. So that was my experience with Phase 2 of the Honkai Impact mini game. The monsters are stronger, they come in much larger numbers, my phone is struggling even more, and I still have no idea how many stages are waiting for me ahead. I'll definitely try again and see how far I can go next time. Thanks for visiting, guys. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.activision.callofduty.shooter Thanks for visiting.

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  • September 22 · 2 min· Video

    Battle Royale Sniper Only Mode On Call of Duty Mobile 🔫

    https://youtu.be/PPgYUeHTd_M?si=dB-yH-ixSu4HnAnS Just like Multiplayer, Battle Royale also gets new modes from time to time, and this particular one is basically made for Sniper players. If you're someone who isn't really good with Snipers, you might end up hating this mode because almost every fight comes down to who can aim, react, and land their shots better. One wrong move and you could find yourself getting sent back to the lobby by an enemy you didn't even see coming. 😂 I actually used to enjoy playing Battle Royale Snipers back when I was still using a tablet. Playing Snipers on a bigger screen felt much more comfortable for me, and I was able to aim and move around much better. Unfortunately, my tablet is gone now, so I'm currently limited to playing on my phone. The problem is that I don't really want to change my sensitivity just to make Sniping easier on my phone because I'm worried it could affect my muscle memory and overall performance when I eventually go back to playing on a tablet. So for now, I'm basically trying to survive with the settings I'm already used to. 😅 In the recent matches I played in this mode, things didn't exactly go my way. I died quite a lot, and honestly, I wasn't expecting much from this particular match either. I went into the game without any real belief that I was going to win. I was just there to play, have some fun, and see how things would go. But somehow, everything came together this time. 😂 I ended up winning the match. I believe one of the biggest reasons we were able to pull it off was because I had some really good teammates. Everyone seemed to know what they were doing, and we worked together without making the match unnecessarily difficult for ourselves. Of course, I also tried my best with whatever Snipers I picked up throughout the match. I may not be as comfortable with Snipers on my phone as I was on my tablet, but I still managed to contribute to the team and land some important kills. The funniest part is that this was actually the match I decided to record. 😂 Out of all the matches where I struggled and died repeatedly, the one match I randomly decided to record ended up being the match where we won peacefully. Sometimes gaming really works like that you can play with zero expectations and somehow end up having your best moment. 😁 By the end of the match, I finished with a total of 5 kills, which made me the player with the third highest number of kills on my team. 😊 Considering how many times I had struggled in the previous matches, I'm definitely happy with that result. It wasn't some crazy high kill game, but the victory made it special for me because I genuinely wasn't expecting it. Having good teammates definitely helped, but I also gave it my best with the Snipers I had, and together we managed to get the job done. And that's another Battle Royale Sniper experience from me. Thanks for visiting, everyone. I really hope you enjoyed today's content as much as I enjoyed playing and making it. Today's been great, and I'll definitely be back with another one tomorrow. For now, it's goodbye from me. Take care, stay safe, and I'll see you all tomorrow.😘 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.activision.callofduty.shooter Thanks for visiting.

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