WWE 2K22 is a beautiful game, but PC players are struggling with some frustrating graphical errors. Here’s you can stop screen tearing.
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WWE 2K22 has been well received by wrestling fans, but for those on PC, graphical issues have been affecting gameplay. Here’s how you can fix screen tearing in WWE 2K22.
After the universally panned release of WWE 2K20, 2K Sports and Visual Concepts spent two years working on the game’s successor, finally dropping WWE 2K22 for grappling fans to sink their teeth into.
With incredible graphics and a new combat system, 2K22 is certainly scratching that wrestling itch for fans of the squared circle.
In some cases, wrestler entrances look so good that it’s hard to tell if it’s from the game or an actual show. Unfortunately, PC players are finding that their immersion is getting ruined by an issue with screen tearing. Thankfully, there’s a fix.
Screen tearing is only affecting entrances and cutscenes at the moment, so the good news is that you’re still able to get in the ring and fight without it being ruined. Still though, if you’re playing the game’s MyRise story mode, or you just enjoy watching the entrances before a match, this issue is very frustrating.
Along with that, the game has a limited selection of graphical settings, with no in-game V-Sync setting to address this problem. If you download Nvidia Control Panel though, there is a way you can solve it.
At the moment, you can also only view entrances in 30 FPS, which is quite annoying. Hopefully, 2K Sports and Visual Concepts release a patch to address this and let us enjoy the game in all its glory.
If you’re looking for more in-ring action, check out our guide on how to break the ring in WWE 2K22.
Image Credits: WWE / 2K Sports / Visual Concepts
Skills are a crucial part of FIFA 22, and can make a big difference against the best players. Here’s how to perform every single trick.
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In FIFA 22, it’s sometimes tough to break down those stubborn defenses. Throwing in some skills can be the perfect way to open up space and look impressive while doing it. Here’s a full guide on all the skill moves in FIFA 22 and the ones you need to learn.
Defending in FIFA 22 has seen a bit of a revamp, and players are much keener to stay in formation and make life difficult for the attacking team. This means it can be difficult to create chances for your strikers.
Skills are a vital weapon in your FIFA arsenal and can be the secret to unlocking those tightly packed defenses. There’s plenty of flicks and tricks to choose from in FIFA 22, so here’s every single one – as well the ones you should learn first.
It’s worth noting that the directions in each input relate to which way the player is facing.
Every year, EA throws some new fancy skills into the mix to keep cocky full-backs on their toes. For FIFA 22, four more have been added and they’re all on the more advanced side of the scale.
Surely you’ve seen these show up in plenty of FUT Champions games throughout the course of the season.
These are the basic selection of skills that can be pulled off by any player on the pitch all the way down to the goalkeepers.
While none of these are revolutionary, the Bridge, in particular, is still a great way to quickly get around an unsuspecting defender.
The tricks in the next rank-up are still relatively easy to perform and can be used by nearly every player in the game with the exception of keepers.
Skills like Stepovers might not be the most glamorous, but they’re still handy to keep in mind. In fact, as the game’s meta progresses, occasionally using simpler inputs could catch your opponent off guard.
Now we’re getting to the much more useful commands. The Roulette is particularly useful in the middle park for quickly breaking through the lines and bypassing the opponent’s midfielders.
The Heel Chop helps create space in the penalty area and confuses any defenders hoping to put in a block.
With 4-star skills, you’re starting to hit the more advanced moves that only the more gifted players can pull off.
These can usually be used by wide players or attacking midfielders who are known to be good on the ball.
These are the most complex skills that can only be carried out by the most notoriously tricky players in world football, like Neymar Jr or Jadon Sancho.
If you’re hoping to hunt for the top rewards in FUT Champs or play Career Mode on the hardest difficulty, then you’ll need to have a mastery of most of these skills.
In FIFA 22 skills do have plenty of practical uses, but sometimes we just want to show off, right?
That’s where juggling tricks come in. They’re not the most efficient way of going past a defender, but they’re definitely the most satisfying.
Standard kick-ups can be started by any player by holding L2/LT and repeatedly tapping R1/RB when stood still.
As we mentioned earlier, the most advanced skill can only be done by players with the precious 5-star skills stat.
There are just over 70 players that have been awarded this status, some of which are ICONS, and many that are playing in lower leagues that won’t be used as often.
With that in mind, we’ve picked out the best 5-star skill players you should consider adding to your team.
That was our extensive guide on how to pull off every skill move in FIFA 22. Be aware that some of these take a lot of practice to master, so head into the arena rather than risk practicing them in a competitive match.
For more on FIFA 22, be sure to check out our FUT promotion calendar with every Ultimate Team promo set to hit FIFA.
Image credits: EA
A new Apex Legends leak suggests that a Loba Heirloom could be on the way with the arrival of Season 13 and we’ve got all the details for you.
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The latest major Apex Legends leak hints at Loba’s Heirloom coming to the battle royale in Season 13 and a teased version of the design has reportedly already been scrapped.
Heirlooms are without a doubt the most desired cosmetics in Apex Legends. We’ve seen some incredible designs over the years and players are always eagerly anticipating what the latest Heirloom will be.
We know that Crypto should finally receive an Heirloom in an upcoming Season 12 event however leaks are hinting that Loba could be next in line. Although Season 13 won’t be coming any time soon, Loba fans are already wondering about the new Heirloom design.
Apex Legends leaker Thordan Smash goes over the latest leaks in a recent video. The information in the video reveals that it is highly likely Loba follows up Crypto as the next legend to receive an Heirloom after Season 12.
Instead of teasing what the Heirloom could look like, the Apex Legends expert shows a scrapped version of Loba’s Heirloom that highlights a trident full of jewels. The leak suggests that this previous version is being scrapped in favor of something new and fresh.
You can skip to 1:40 in the video above to hear the discussion surrounding Loba’s supposed Heirloom. Although there’s no telling what the new design will look like you can see what it was previously supposed to be.
With the trident removed from the equation who knows what the end result will be. Thankfully, players will have a ton of time to speculate considering Season 12 only just began on February 8.
For more Apex Legends, check out our ranked list and guide to the best guns in Apex Legends Season 12.
Image Credit: Respawn Entertainment
Ever wondered how many people are logging into Rocket League each day? We’ve got everything you need to know about its player count in 2022.
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Rocket League is one of the biggest free-to-play games in the world, but how many people are logging on each day? Let’s take a look at Rocket League’s player count in 2022.
It would come as no surprise that Rocket League is one of the most popular games in the world. Simple to learn but difficult to master, almost anyone can pick up Rocket League and play – and with it being free-to-play with crossplay support, there’s all the more reason.
But just how many people actually play Rocket League? Here’s everything you need to know about Rocket League’s daily and monthly player counts.
According to ActivePlayer, Rocket League has almost six million players a day, with over 90 million players logging in across both January and February 2022.
ActivePlayer estimates the concurrent players across every platform Rocket League is available on, ranging all the way from the PS3 to the Nintendo Switch.
February saw 94,985,570 players log in for some vehicular soccer, which is a slight drop from January’s 95 million. Incredibly, even though it fluctuates, Rocket League’s popularity keeps going up, with the average number of monthly players almost doubling since 2019.
It’s highly possible that we’ll see the number rise once again after the Season 6 update drops. Rocket League has maintained over 90 million players since February 2021, and it’s not showing any signs of slowing down.
If you want to see how Rocket League compares to some of the other biggest games out there, you can check out how many people play Fortnite, Apex Legends, and Halo Infinite in 2022.
Image Credit: Epic Games / Psyonix / ActivePlayer
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