Pokemon GO Leafeon Evolution Guide: How to Evolve Leafeon

Posted on by Parker Johnson

If you’re playing Pokemon GO and want to evolve your Eevee into Leafeon, our guide can help you out! Eevee has long been one of the most popular Pokemon in the series, partly due to the variety of evolutions available to the Pokemon. In particular, in main series games, Eevee can evolve into Leafeon be being leveled up near certain locations. However, this isn’t the case in Pokemon GO. 

Pokemon GO Leafeon Evolution Nickname

To evolve Eevee into Leafeon, use the evolution nickname “Linnea.” For each Eeveelution in Pokemon GO, there’s a nickname to use to evolve them into a given evolution. This is an easy way to guarantee an evolution into a certain Eeveelution without having to do any extra legwork. As long as you have the necessary candy, this nickname guarantees the correct evolution. However, keep in mind that this method will only work the first time you evolve an Eevee into Leafeon in Pokemon GO.

How to Use a Lure to Evolve Eevee Into Leafeon

If you’ve already utilized the nickname method, though, there is another way to guarantee a Leafeon. This evolution method even reflects the way to obtain a Leafeon in the main series games! While near a Pokestop, attach a Mossy Lure Module to the stop.

Then, you’ll want to spin the Pokestop and collect your items. After doing this, while taking care to still be in the range of the lured Pokestop, you can evolve your Eevee into Leafeon. You’ll know this method worked by seeing the usual question mark on the evolution page being changed into a silhouette of your chosen Eeveelution.

That’s all you need to know to evolve Eevee into Leafeon in Pokemon GO! If you’re still hunting down all of Eevee’s evolutions, check out our Pokemon GO Espeon evolution guide!

Diablo 4 KFC Rewards Guide: How to Get All KFC Cosmetics

Posted on by Tarun Sayal

Diablo 4 has teamed up with KFC, the fast-food chain, to offer exclusive in-game weapon skins & rewards to players who order KFC sandwiches online. The promotion started on May 30, 2023, and will last until July 2, 2023. Here is everything you need to know about claiming your Diablo 4 KFC cosmetics and what they are.

How to Claim Diablo 4 KFC Rewards

Order KFC to get exclusive Diablo 4 rewards.
You can’t get the Double Down for this deal anymore, but that’s probably for the best.

To claim your Diablo 4 x KFC rewards, you need to have a KFC account and a Battle.net account. If you don’t have them already, you can create them for free on their respective websites or apps. Then, follow these steps:

  • Link your KFC account with your Battle.net account on the KFC landing page for the collaboration. You can find the link on the KFC website or app. This will give you one cosmetic item for free.
  • Buy KFC Sandwiches starting from $5 through the KFC website or app. You will get a code that will unlock another cosmetic item. You can choose from five exclusive weapon cosmetics.
  • Repeat step 2 until you have all five cosmetics or until the promotion ends on July 2, 2023.

Note that this promotion is valid only in the USA and only for online orders. In-store purchases do not qualify for the giveaways. Also, make sure to redeem your codes before they expire.

All of the KFC Weapon Cosmetics

The Diablo 4 x KFC rewards are five weapon cosmetics that are themed after KFC’s products and brand. Here’s a list of the rewards:

  • Vessel of the Eleven Totem
  • Thrumming Axle Staff
  • Dread Pheasant Slayer Bow
  • Hand of Gallus Polearm
  • Foul Reaper Two-handed Scythe

These weapon cosmetics can be used by any class in Diablo IV and do not affect the gameplay or stats of the weapons. They are purely cosmetic and can be switched on or off at any time.

That’s all you need to know about the Diablo 4 KFC rewards! Check out our guide on the Diablo 4 release time & preload time to find out when you can play the game for yourself!

Here Are All the Fuck Ups Coming to Max in June

Posted on by Mark Roebuck

After a puzzling name change and an alteration to crediting formats that inspired a backlash from the Director’s Guild of America, Warner Bros. Discovery has outlined all of the exciting fuck ups coming to the new Max platform next month

Sex Scenes Edited Out of Euphoria

CEO David Zaslav has pledged to get rid of as much of “that icky sex stuff” as possible from his platform’s content archives.

New Daily Versions of the App

Feel like watching The Sopranos on a Wednesday? No problem! Just be sure to download the MaxWednesday app and log in with the same credentials you use for MaxMonday and MaxTuesday!

Cooking Show Glitch

An expected bug on June 14th will briefly delete all non-cooking related content from the platform.

Weekly Pricing Tiers

The sure-to-be controversial new pricing plan rolls out this month that will charge users $10 a week for ad-free programming. Max has insisted that this is “a unique opportunity for users to engage with their favorite app even more!”

Fucked Up Subtitles

Max executives promise the captions are going to be way out of sync and nowhere near what the people are really saying from this point forward. “Fuck you guys,” they said in a press release regarding the matter.

Starz Shows

Buncha Starz shows are gonna end up on Max somehow and not even the cool ones like Spartacus.

House of the Dragon: Oops All Incest

House of the Dragon season 2 will accidentally begin with an episode that’s just scenes of incestuous relationships and no one can figure out why or how to fix it.

Everyone’s Icon Will Turn Into Jeff Daniels in The Newsroom

This just fucking sucks. No other way around it. They’ll have to fix this one asap.

5 Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Characters That Can Burn in Hell

Posted on by Ryan Fleishman

Everyone told me The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a great relaxation game, but I’m calling BS. Tears of the Kingdom is stress and horror incarnate. The game opens on a mummy contorting like The Exorcist, and sometimes when I enter a cave I get zerked off by fucking eyeball hands from hell. I’ve got a million pointless chores to do across 20 different locations. And the shrines. Oh, the shrines. The shrine with ascending rail tracks had me punching the wall like a European step-dad that just lost a FIFA match.

But you know what I hate the most? The people. Most of the Zelda cast are chill, but some of these characters don’t know how to act with the guy who SAVED THE WORLD a couple weeks ago. I accept that Zelda is about doing trivial tasks for people who couldn’t solve one side of a Rubix Cube, but I draw the line at schmucks who interrupt me mid-job. Here are 5 Zelda characters I wish I could reach through the screen and squeeze the life out of:

Mastro

Mastro looks like Wario if he was forced to take a shower, and this nerd’s quest is necessary to unlock the great fairies. The problem is that Mastro forces you to use his piece of crap wagon to reach the fairies, and he soils himself whenever the wagon tilts a bit in any direction and resets you to the starting position. For the love of the Goddess, just let me Ultrahand you across the river.

The cherry on top is this schmuck only rewards you with a Silver Rupee for every quest. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, Mastro, but the land of Hyrule isn’t exactly a capitalist dream society. I need STUFF, not your blood money. I hope to one day chuck this sentient bowling ball down a river.

 

Cece

I hate mushrooms. I don’t cook with any mushrooms in Zelda out of principle. However, this woman’s entire schtick is mushrooms and I can’t stand her. For one, she’s always hitting the Randy Orton pose on me. Then, she makes you do an obnoxious stealth mission AND hand out mushrooms to 8 specific villagers. I never played Breath of the Wild past the water boss; I don’t have everyone’s hour to hour schedule memorized like the real freaks. How can I possibly tell what plain-clothed villager still needs a shroom and where? It took me an hour running in circles.

Cece’s saving grace is that you get a funny hat for finishing her questline, so I guess she’s spared for now.

 

Calip

“Doctor” Calip spends his days guarding the Ring Ruins in Kakariko Village like a dollar store Mido from Ocarina of Time, because Zelda apparently instructed him to do so. I do not care. Let me in the ruins. Let me in the fucking ruins. Zelda told you not to let anyone else past the barrier? I’m Link. I’m that guy. Let me in the fucking ruins. When modders let you demolish NPCs in the PC version of TotK that Nintendo will release in 2045, Calip will be the first to go.

 

Juney

Juney starts off blaming you for scattering her plushies, then CHARGES YOU to pick them all up while constantly berating the way you place them in the wagon. If you have such a problem with how I packed the cart, Juney, then why don’t you step in and help? You’re… timing me? While I pick up the plushies YOU made scatter all over? What are you even going to do if I don’t finish in time, abandon your entire cargo? Piss off. 

She also rewards you with just a Silver Rupee, which I promptly used to buy medication for my ever-rising blood pressure.

Addison

Addison is a dick. He’s literally a penis. Look at him. His sniveling personality and penile head suck in their own right, but this absolute psycho will not let his Hudson Construction signposts touch the ground like a Trump fanatic with an American flag. Imagine simping over NFT signposts of your billionaire boss.

But that’s not enough. Addison, inexplicably, will not let you hold the signpost. I need to commit architectural homicide every time instead of, you know, just securing the signpost while one person holds it like you do at the end of each quest anyways. Do you even understand how much work I need to do, Addison? Some creep needs 10 hot-footed frogs to hit on the girl he’s stalking, pronto. 

Well, I’ve vented about my most hated characters. I don’t feel better at all. I think the lesson learned here is that resetting my quest progress is extremely uncool, and that I need to play something more low-impact like Hello Kitty Island Adventure. I am going to violate the Geneva Convention on some Koroks now, bye!

 

Diablo 4 Release Time Guide: Early Access, Pre-Load, & More

Posted on by Michelle Pereira

The launch of Diablo 4 is just days away, leaving many pre-ordered players to wonder about the game’s release time. With a staggered release schedule depending on which edition you buy, this guide will walk you through the exact times you can expect to dive into Sanctuary, as well as when you can preload.

When Does Early Access For Diablo IV Begin?

Diablo 4 Early Access release time.

For those who have pre-ordered the Diablo IV Digital Deluxe Edition ($90) and Diablo 4 Ultimate Edition ($100), your early access begins on Thursday, June 1 at 4 PM PDT. That translates to the following localized times:

  • Thursday, 1st June 4PM Pacific Daylight Time [PDT]
  • Thursday, 1st June 5PM Mountain Daylight Time [MDT]
  • Thursday, 1st June 6PM Central Daylight Time [CDT]
  • Thursday, 1st June 7PM Eastern Daylight Time [EDT]
  • Friday, 2nd June 12AM Greenwich Mean Time [GMT]
  • Friday, 2nd June 2AM Central European Time [CET]

When Is the Diablo 4 Release Time?

Diablo 4 will unlock for owners of all editions on Monday, June 5, at 4 PM PDT/7 PM EDT. That is equivalent to these localized times:

  • Monday, 5th June 4PM Pacific Daylight Time [PDT]
  • Monday, 5th June 5PM Mountain Daylight Time [MDT]
  • Monday, 5th June 6PM Central Daylight Time [CDT]
  • Monday, 5th June 7PM Eastern Daylight Time [EDT]
  • Tuesday, 6th June 12AM Greenwich Mean Time [GMT]
  • Tuesday, 6th June 2AM Central European Time [CET]

Can You Preload Diablo 4?

When can you preload Diablo 4?

Yes, you can preload Diablo IV! The pre-load unlocks for owners of all digital editions across Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 on May 30 at 4 PM PDT/7 PM EDT. That is the same as the following localized times:

  • Tuesday, 30th May 4PM Pacific Daylight Time [PDT]
  • Tuesday, 30th May 5PM Mountain Daylight Time [MDT]
  • Tuesday, 30th May 6PM Central Daylight Time [CDT]
  • Tuesday, 30th May 7PM Eastern Daylight Time [EDT]
  • Wednesday, 31st May 12AM Greenwich Mean Time [GMT]
  • Wednesday, 31st May 2AM Central European Time [CET]

Once you have it downloaded, you won’t need to do much more than connect to the internet when the game unlocks after the Diablo 4 release time.

That’s everything you need to know about the release date and time of Diablo 4. Slay your way across the Mortal Realm, and know how fast you’re doing it with our FPS counter guide!

The 9 Worst Things to Say to a Nintendo Fan

Posted on by Camden Brazile

The console wars may have ended, but we’re still living in its shadow every single day. So the next time you’re talking to a Nintendo fan, make sure not to say one of these 9 things!

“Hello”

Dear God, get out of there!

“Bedtime is at 9”

But Mooooooooooooom!

“We should get weapons and kill the President of the United States of America” 

You probably shouldn’t say this to anyone, regardless of their affinity for Mario

“There are some really great games on PlayStation too”

LA LA LA LA I CAN’T HEAR YOU

“Just put down the gun”

You knew what you were doing when you said you didn’t like Tears of the Kingdom

“Luigi inherited his mansion from slave-owning ancestors, you know”

Nintendo fans like to separate the art from the artist

“Xbox is gay”

Any Nintendo fan knows this is a blatantly homophobic sentiment that goes without saying and that Xbox has had lots of sex with the opposite gender

“Aren’t Nintendo games supposed to be for children?”

You can debate this further with the SWAT team that has just been dispatched to your address

“Super Smash Brothers Brawl”

Them’s fightin’ words, motherfucker

Spider-Man 2 Pre-Release Guide: Platforms, Release Date, & More

Posted on by Parker Johnson

Spider-Man 2 is one of the most anticipated games of 2023, leaving many potential players with questions about its platforms, release date, & co-op play. In a year filled with big games like Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Spider-Man 2 is the big exclusive that PlayStation fans are looking forward to. With our first look at gameplay, it looks like PlayStation will deliver.

The first gameplay showcase premiered at the 2023 PlayStation Showcase, showing off a new symbiote suit for Peter, new gadgets and powers for Miles, and a first look at one of the primary antagonists, Kraven the Hunter. As for the more technical aspects, here’s everything to know about Spider-Man 2‘s targeted platforms, release date, & co-op support.

Spider-Man 2 Platforms: Is It Coming to PS4?

What platforms will Spider-Man 2 release on?

Spider-Man 2 will be released exclusively on PlayStation 5, marking one of the first major exclusives that will not be coming to PlayStation 4. Other big exclusives like God of War Ragnarok made their way to both PS5 and PS4, but it seems like the new Spidey game will stay exclusive to the newer console. Hopefully this means that the game will be able to make the most of the PS5’s power!

It is possible that a PC release will be somewhere down the line, as with the other two games. However, in following the trend of Insomniac’s other games, this port likely wouldn’t come until a few years after the original release date.

When Does the New Spider-Man Game Come Out?

Spider-Man 2 is now confirmed for October 20, 2023! The 2023 PlayStation Showcase reiterated the rumored release window of Fall 2023, but the official date was confirmed at Summer Game Fest. Pre-orders for Spider-Man 2 will go live on June 16.

Is Spider-Man 2 Co-Op?

Confirmed via a Tweet from Insomniac Games, Spider-Man 2 will not feature co-op play. It will instead be an exclusively single-player game. While it would be an incredible experience to swing around New York with a friend, keeping the game single-player seems like it will allow Insomniac to be more bold with story choices. A single-player experience means it’s very likely we can see one of the Spideys out of commission at some point, which seems like a forgone conclusion with how the symbiote suit seems to be affecting Peter.

That’s all of the important info to know about Spider-Man 2 ahead of its release! While you’re waiting for its fall release, check out our guides for Diablo 4!

Ted Lasso to End With Peoples Temple-Style Mass Suicide

Posted on by Sean Fallon

LOS ANGELES — Feelgood sleeper hit Ted Lasso will end its third and final season tonight, and leaked scripts reveal the series finale will depict a graphic mass suicide in the style of the Peoples Temple cult at Jonestown in 1978.

“Ted Lasso has always been about defying expectations,” said Marcus Mule, longtime staff writer for the show. “Whether it’s in the depiction of healthy male friendships, conflicts resolved with forgiveness instead of anger, or that a man could be nice all the time, we’re all about subverting the usual tropes. The finale is definitely unpredictable, but eagle-eyed viewers would be able to see from the start that the story was always going to culminate in all the characters ingesting cyanide in the Richmond locker room.” 

Some fans have been less than enthusiastic about the choice to end such a happy, positive show with what they’re calling a “downer” ending.

“It doesn’t make sense to me,” said Jeremy Wilkinson, a fan of Ted Lasso since the character appeared in the NBC soccer ads in 2013. “For me, the only ending that works is Ted marries Rebecca, Richmond wins the Premiership, and Jamie, Keeley and Roy form a throuple. Anything less than a perfect fairy tale ending for every character is a betrayal of the fans and I will set myself on fire if I do not get everything exactly the way I want it.”

Television critics, however, reacted with glee to the unexpected ending.

“At the precise moment the show became popular, I began to hate it,” wrote Nick Healey, writer for the Hyena Club. “This show and its toxic positivity, lack of soccer footage, and non-acknowledgement of Jason Sudekis’ marital woes has frankly jumped the shark. But now that I’ve read the ending, I‘m getting on board. The fans will hate it, and I need to be on the most unpopular side. It makes me cool and a better TV watcher than you.”

Ted Lasso won’t be the first show to have a divisive final episode, as fans of Friends still argue about the shocking finale in which Chandler claimed responsibility for 9/11.

11 Ways to Prepare for the Succession Finale Tonight

Posted on by Jeremy Kaplowitz

The finale of Succession is tonight and thus, the end of an era. Here are some tips to help prepare for the end of the show.

Pre-grieve

You can’t be sad about the show ending if you pre-grieve!

Install Max

You’re gonna feel like a fucking idiot when you realize you have to install a whole new goddamn app to watch this show and then you get spoiled on Twitter that Roman and Greg fuck because you’re 20 minutes behind.

Forget about the boy you drowned

You have to forget. It’s behind you now. And everything is going to be OK. You’re safe.

Burn an effigy to your favorite Roy child

Everyone wants their favorite Roy to sit upon the Iron CEO Throne at the end of the show. For good luck, print out a photo of that Roy and light it on fire, feeling the warmth of the flames dance upon your fingertips.

Read a stupid fucking fan theory

Uhhh did you know that Roman’s name is Rome because like the city in Italy and it uhhh it represents like the Pope or something and “pope” is four letters, which is one more than CEO, so it’s gonna be the person one-older than him, so it’s Shiv. Yeah.

Go to Ray’s bar

There’s still a few hours to go, so head to Ray’s bar in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, co-owned by Cousin Greg actor Nicholas Braun, to watch the tall Machiavellian fuck hit on girls literally half his age!

Read up on the history of Waystar Royco

Remember: this show is a documentary and everything in it really happened in real life. So get some extra context by reading up on the history of the company we’re all watching crown a successor to the great Logan Roy on our TVs!

Get pumped

Call an uber to just drive you around the block a few times while you listen to Beastie Boys on your big headphones. You’re just like Kendall Roy and you’re daddy’s #1 boy.

Check out 100 Foot Wave

I think I’m the only person who watches this show but it’s on HBO before Succession every week and it’s about this absolute nutjob who is obsessed with surfing and was in a cult and named his son Barrel. WTF?

Build your arguments

The fun of watching any media in 2023 is arguing with freaks on the internet until your face turns red. You have a few hours before the finale starts, so start writing those tweets and Reddit posts now, that way you can tell all those fucking idiots they don’t understand the show like you do.

Rewatch out the Sopranos

Hold on, you haven’t seen The Sopranos? WHAT? Dude, what? You really haven’t seen it? You gotta watch the Sopranos. Actually, fuck Succession. Just start up The Sopranos right now. Holy shit I can’t believe you haven’t seen it! Dude!

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Item Duplication Glitch: Version 1.1.2

Posted on by Michelle Pereira

The latest patch 1.1.2 for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has disappointed many fans who were using the various item duplication glitch methods for their own personal enjoyment in one of this year’s best-selling games. Worry not though, new dupe methods have already started cropping up. The glitch in this Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom guide for version 1.1.2 is a bit tougher than previous glitches, but our step-by-step guide can help you pull it off.

How to Duplicate Equipment in Tears of the Kingdom (1.1.2)

Use the rock Octorok for the item duplication glitch in Tears of the Kingdom 1.1.2.

Yes, there is still item duplication in Tears of the Kingdom version 1.1.2, but it’s a bit more difficult than before. First we need to find a Rock Octorok. This particular species of Octorok will vacuum up dropped weapons, bows, and shields, and then hurl them back at you fully repaired and buffed as well. The most convenient one you can get to is northwest of Marakuguc Shrine (Wheeled Wonders) in the Eldin Canyon region. The coordinates are 1877, 2699, 0398.

Things to note:

  • Before approaching the Octorok, unsummon or dismiss your Sage companions via the key items menu where you can disable their Sage orbs, so that they don’t get underfoot and kill it first.
  • You absolutely must pick up the recalled item back into your inventory as soon as possible, before the Octorok spits out the dupe, or the game will know that the item has been duped and simply remove it.
  • The Octorok will only consume, and thus dupe, weapons, bows, and shields. It will not consume legendaries/Amiibo rewards (whether scanned or not) of any kind, so consequently they cannot be duped either.

Once you find it, make a hard save so you can try again if you flub the timing.

  1. Ready your Recall ability, but don’t deploy it just yet, and place yourself within range of the Octorok itself.
  2. Drop or throw the equipment you want to dupe at a reasonable distance from the Octorok–not so close that you don’t have an opportunity to react as it sucks it up, and not so far that the Octorok can’t do it all.
  3. As it vacuums up your item, wait till it is almost in the Octorok’s mouth, and then hit Recall on the item. Don’t panic–slow motion should provide you ample opportunity to pull it off correctly, and there’s always the save to load.
  4. Quickly pick up the recalled item off of the ground. You’ll immediately know if you were successful, if the Octorok sets off its sparkly effect from having consumed and buffed an item.
  5. Give the Octorok a second to spit the dupe back at you, and you’re done.

When you examine your inventory, you should see that both items have the sparkle effect in the upper right corner, indicating that both items are undamaged and buffed, even though technically only one was actually consumed by the Octorok. This Octorok is no longer useful now, so eliminate it, and when it respawns at the next Blood Moon it will be able to dupe something for you again. Cycle your way through each of the Octorok spawn locations if you wish to continue duping items, while you wait for the Blood Moon to rise, which is every seven in-game days, at midnight.

If you’re having trouble with the timing, check out the helpful video tutorial below, from RageGamingVideos.

Approximate Locations of Rock Octoroks

  • 1886, 2716, 0396
  • 1635, 2748, 0398
  • 1583, 3175, 0400
  • 1414, 2349, 0324
  • 1440, 2006, 0293
  • 1854, 2693, 0397
  • 1856, 1479, 0276
  • 1377, 3215, 0408
  • 1451, 1681, 0319
  • 1440, 2180, 0294
  • 1444, 2352, 0316
  • 1460, 2193, 0297
  • 1637, 1490, 0279
  • 1633, 2758, 0398
  • 1638, 3410, 0311
  • 1625, 1428, 0297

Duplicate Materials in Tears of the Kingdom

Even though the Octoroks cannot be fed anything but weapons, bows, and shields, you can still dupe fusible materials like Diamonds with this same glitch. Simply Fuse the material with any equipment of your choice (that the Octorok will consume), and carry on from step 1 above. Once the dupe has been performed successfully, make your way to Tarrey Town in Akkala Highlands. The closest fast travel point to it is Rasitakiwak Shrine at 4166, 1323, 0229. Glide over to the town proper, and run over to Pelison’s Break-a-Part Shop at 3995, 1634, 0127. For a cost of only 20 rupees, he will unfuse a fusion without destroying either material or equipment.

And that’s how you use the item duplication glitch in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom latest update: 1.1.2. Be sure to check out our guide on the best early weapons while you’re here!

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