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Charlie Day discusses the crossover episodes of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' with 'Abbott Elementary' and 'The Golden Bachelor,' the show's potential ending after season 18, its cultural longevity, and reflections on its comedic aging and Emmy prospects.
Overwatch 2's new map voting system, introduced in season 17, has sparked mixed reactions from players. While it aims to give everyone a say in map selection, many find it frustrating, especially for newer maps like Aatlis, which rarely get played due to voting preferences. Some players suggest removing voting from quick-play modes to improve the experience, and Blizzard may need to refine the system based on community feedback.
Season 17 of Overwatch 2 introduces new cosmetics including 8-bit-themed skins for Genji, Sombra, and Reinhardt, Overwatch Academy skins for Junkrat and Cassidy, and two Mythic skins for D.Va and Reaper, featuring extensive visual and thematic upgrades.
Rocket League's Season 17, launching on December 4, introduces an arcade-inspired theme with new features like Online Free Play, the Neo Tokyo (Arcade) Arena, and the Split Shot game mode. Players can enjoy a revamped Rocket Pass with over 70 tiers of rewards, including the Shokunin Car Body and Pixel Melon Wheels. The season also features a Free Play Party LTE, login rewards, and a Community Spotlight on SquishyMuffinz. The season runs until March 5, 2024.
Apex Legends Season 17 introduces new ping wheel options, changes to the ping system, and weapon rotations. The RE-45 returns to the floor loot pool, while the L-STAR takes its place in the Care Package. The Sentinel and Alternator will enter the Replicator, and the EVA-8 and 30-30 Repeater will replace them. The ping system now allows players to ping in-game objects with map icons, and Respawn has added a "special drop rate" for Legendary-tier optics in Weapon Supply Bins. Legend classes have also undergone drastic changes, with Mirage being reassigned to the Support class and gaining access to Support-exclusive abilities.
Apex Legends Season 17, Arsenal, introduces a new Legend, Ballistic, a new Firing Range, and a complete overhaul of Ranked play. World's Edge also receives a significant update with new POIs and lighting changes. The Firing Range 2.0 includes a new map, smarter dummies, and a 1v1 pit. Ranked play changes include a new MMR system, Ladder Points, and the removal of splits. The update also introduces a new long-term progression system called Weapon Mastery. The full patch notes are available on the Respawn website.
Apex Legends' Firing Range has been completely overhauled in Season 17, Arsenal, with a new and much bigger map that includes a 1v1 Duel Pit, a vert course for movement practice, and a town setting with buildings for more realistic practice. Dummies are now fully customizable and can fight back, and players can join in-progress Firing Range sessions. The update allows players to hone their skills in combat, movement, and abilities. Season 17 of Apex Legends goes live on May 9.
Apex Legends Season 17 brings a map update to World's Edge with new POIs, better traversal, higher chances of high-tier loot, and changes to lighting. The update includes a new Apex Games Museum replacing the popular hotdrop location, Monument, and a new zone called Stacks replacing Lava City. The map's lighting and sky have also been tweaked, and Mirage à trois is being removed from Storm Point and Broken Moon.
Apex Legends' Season 17 will introduce a new hero, Ballistic, who is a retired Thunderdome Games champ with anger issues and a love for wine. Ballistic decides to rejoin the Apex Games to keep his son out of the fights and show the young'uns how it's done. Season 17, titled Arsenal, will be released on May 9th.
Apex Legends' Season 17 will introduce a new playable character, Ballistic, a disgraced Thunderdome Games champion who has become a recluse after the death of his teammate and brother-in-law. Ballistic's son qualifies for the Apex Games, prompting him to broker a deal with the Syndicate to resume his fighting career as long as his son never competes. The season will also feature an updated World's Edge map, an "evolved" firing range, weapon mastery, and changes to Ranked play.