If you’re into lightsabers, rebel scum, ancient Jedi temples, or just enjoy collecting virtual heroes who can absolutely obliterate your foes, there’s some juicy news coming your way. Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes has resurrected its much-loved event—”Trust Only In The Force.” Let’s talk about why this is a big deal. Meet the Squad (Cal Kestis Says Hi!) If you’ve ever explored Fallen Order or Survivor, you’ll recognize Cal Kestis—he’s the kind of hero who balances on ledges and fights inquisitors without breaking a sweat. Alongside him, you’ll unlock Cere Junda (wise mentor vibes), Merrin (everyone’s favorite Nightsister witch with mysterious magical powers), Tarfful (that Wookiee warrior who isn’t Chewie, but equally fluffy), and the fierce rebel Saw Gerrera. Think Avengers, but with more robes, a sprinkle of magic, and fur. Lots of fur. Why the Hype? Bonus Rewards, of Course! In this event, it isn’t just about snagging iconic…
SWTOR Character Modernization and Relentless Replication Master Mode Hit the PTS
There’s nothing like a trip to the Public Test Server to remind everyone that yes, your character’s jawline might be smoother than before, and no, you still probably won’t survive that new Master Mode boss fight. BioWare just opened up the latest SWTOR PTS round, and it’s bringing two big updates: Character Modernization improvements and a preview of Relentless Replication Master Mode. If you’ve been longing for a slightly less polygonal neck seam or feel like punishing yourself with the galaxy’s hardest Propagator Core, this one’s for you. 💅 Character Modernization: Now With 100% More Neck Seam Polish The SWTOR team has been on a slow but steady journey to improve character visuals without launching a full remaster. The latest batch of Character Modernization updates on the PTS focuses on two specific upgrades: ✨ What’s New? These changes are subtle but aim to improve the immersion, especially in cutscenes where…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Client Update 3/26: Focused Datacrons & More Surprises
The latest Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes client update is officially preparing for deployment, and let’s just say—it’s got more polish than a protocol droid at a royal banquet. Packed with new features, smoother functionality, and some long-awaited fixes, this update is headlined by something shiny, something structured, and something delightfully non-random: Focused Datacrons. If you’ve ever stared at a traditional Datacron and whispered “please don’t roll garbage,” you’re not alone. The new system aims to take RNG off the throne, finally letting players plan their upgrades like responsible adults—well, responsible galactic tacticians, anyway. 📦 Focused Datacrons: Finally, No More “Surprise Mechanics” Let’s get right into it—Focused Datacrons (FDCs) are the newest addition to the Galaxy of Heroes arsenal. Unlike their chaotic cousins, these datacrons are predictable, linear, and frankly, a breath of fresh Corellian air. Gone are the dice rolls and upgrade roulette. Instead, every level on an FDC…
Gaming Community Platforms: Beyond Discord and Steam
The digital landscape for gamers has evolved significantly over the past decade. While Steam and Discord have established themselves as the dominant platforms for game distribution and community interaction, a rich ecosystem of alternative platforms has emerged, catering to specific niches and offering unique features that appeal to different segments of the gaming community. This article explores some of these lesser-known but valuable platforms that are reshaping how gamers connect, share, and engage with their favorite hobby. The Evolving Needs of Gaming Communities Gamers today demand more than just a place to purchase titles or a voice channel to coordinate with teammates. Modern gaming communities revolve around content sharing, strategy discussions, competitive analysis, modding, and even career opportunities. This evolution has created spaces for specialized platforms that address specific needs that mainstream services might overlook. As the gaming ecosystem has matured, we’ve seen the rise of platforms dedicated to particular…
SWTOR April 2025 In-Game Events: Bounties, Bikes & Biohazards
April in Star Wars: The Old Republic is shaping up to be less about flowers and more about flamethrowers, swoop bike stunts, and biological hazards. If your idea of spring cleaning involves rocket launchers, questionable vaccines, and chasing criminals across the galaxy, you’re in luck. Here’s a breakdown of all the in-game chaos you can expect this month—and what shiny loot you can snag while you’re at it. 🔫 Bounty Contract Week (April 1–7) Level Requirement: 15+Location: Multiple planets. Bring fuel and maybe snacks.Event Time: Begins and ends at 12:00PM GMT Kicking things off on April 1—but this is no prank—the Bounty Brokers Association is opening its metaphorical doors to anyone willing to blast, arrest, or otherwise “neutralize” some of the galaxy’s most unpleasant inhabitants. It’s like a job fair, if the jobs involved thermal detonators and chasing down gangsters on desert planets. Each day, you get access to: Whether…
Blade & Sorcery: Star Wars Pack Mod – The Ultimate Galactic Showdown
What if your medieval sandbox suddenly turned into a Jedi battleground? What if lightsabers clashed in ancient dungeons and Force powers met blunt trauma physics? That’s exactly what the Star Wars Pack mod for Blade & Sorcery delivers—a glorious mashup of high fantasy mayhem and galactic legend. This isn’t just another lightsaber mod. This is an all-out Star Wars takeover, complete with characters, armor sets, and enemy waves straight from across the timeline—from the Jedi Order to the Empire, from Clone Wars to The Old Republic. It’s like hosting a Star Wars family reunion in a medieval VR colosseum… and someone forgot to hide the lightsabers. What Is the Blade & Sorcery Star Wars Pack Mod? The Star Wars Pack mod for Blade & Sorcery is a massive content drop that adds not just one or two, but dozens of iconic characters from the Star Wars universe. You’re not just…
Oakywood under desk CPU mount – reclaim space
A cluttered workspace limits efficiency, and a bulky CPU tower on the floor or desk only adds to the mess. The Oakywood under desk CPU mount offers a practical solution, securely positioning your CPU beneath the desk while keeping it easily accessible. This thoughtful design declutters your workstation, protects your equipment, and ensures better ergonomics. Maximizing space with the under desk CPU mount With a traditional CPU placement, floor space is taken up, wires are more prone to tangling, and reaching ports can be a hassle. The Oakywood under desk CPU mount changes that by securely holding the CPU beneath the desktop, optimizing both accessibility and organization. Designed with functionality in mind, this mount transforms a desk into a cleaner, more efficient workstation. Under desk CPU mount – strong and adjustable for a perfect fit A CPU mount should offer stability without compromising adaptability. The Oakywood under desk CPU mount is crafted from powder-coated steel, ensuring…
Star Wars Beyond the Movies: How the Galaxy Keeps Expanding
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, George Lucas created Star Wars, an epic space opera that became a massive franchise. Well, to be fair, this statement is only half true. While Lucas created the franchise in the 1970s, it all started here on Earth. Inspired by other space sci-fi media like Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and Flash Gordon, he set out to create his own space opera. Little did he know that it would become one of the highest-grossing media franchises of all time. Although the series is decades old, the Star Wars hype has never died down. Beyond the original, prequel, and sequel trilogies, we’ve seen the release of countless TV shows and video games and the announcement of plenty of prospective projects in the works. The Core Star Wars Film Saga The core nine films, beginning with A New Hope in 1977,…
Mental Health in the Galaxy: Could CBD Help With Jedi Burnout?
Jedi burnout is real. Sure, it’s not listed in the Revised Core Rulebook, and you won’t hear Yoda talk about “self-care Sundays,” but if you’ve watched any Star Wars content for more than five minutes, it’s clear that the Jedi Order has some serious mental health blind spots. Between suppressing emotions, being constantly at war, mentoring unpredictable Padawans, and occasionally battling Sith Lords with a lightsaber and some guilt, the Jedi lifestyle isn’t exactly restful. If ever there were a galactic group in desperate need of modern stress support, it’s the Jedi. Which raises the question: could CBD help with Jedi burnout? Could a little endocannabinoid balance have saved Mace Windu from constant frowning or helped Anakin chill just enough to not fall to the dark side? Let’s explore. 💥 What Is Jedi Burnout, Exactly? First, let’s define Jedi burnout in a metaphorical sense—because sadly, there’s no clinical diagnosis for…
Star Wars: Beyond Victory Is Bringing Podracing (and Sebulba) to Mixed Reality
Strap in, adjust your headset, and prepare to dodge Tusken Raiders in your living room—Star Wars: Beyond Victory is the next big step in immersive storytelling, and it’s coming soon to Meta Quest 3 and 3S. Announced by ILM Immersive, this brand-new mixed reality experience isn’t just another VR ride—it’s a fully interactive Star Wars adventure that combines narrative, gameplay, and real-world environments in ways the franchise hasn’t tried before. And yes, Sebulba is back. Let that sink in. 🚀 What Is Star Wars: Beyond Victory? Star Wars: Beyond Victory – A Mixed Reality Playset is ILM’s latest project in its growing catalog of immersive Star Wars experiences. It follows the success of Vader Immortal and Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge, but this time, it’s dialing things up with mixed reality—not just virtual, but blending game elements into your real-world space. Set during the timeline of Solo: A Star Wars…
Star Wars Jedi Games Join Amazon Luna in Multi-Year EA Cloud Deal
A long time ago in a galaxy not far at all—just your living room, really—cloud gaming got a serious power boost. Amazon Luna and Electronic Arts (EA) have officially teamed up in a multi-year agreement that’s bringing some heavy hitters to the cloud. Yes, that includes both Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor. Cue the lightsaber ignition sound. The partnership marks a major win for cloud gaming accessibility and a signal that Luna is ramping up to compete with the likes of Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia GeForce Now. And if you’ve ever wanted to Force Push your way through a horde of Purge Troopers without owning a gaming PC or console, now’s your time. 🎮 Jedi: Fallen Order and Survivor Are Now Playable on Luna As of March 2025, both Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and its critically acclaimed sequel Jedi: Survivor are now officially part of…
Celebrating Julian Glover at 90: The Man Who Faced Vader, Indy, and a Giant Spider
Turning 90 is a milestone by any measure. But turning 90 after spending decades portraying some of the most iconic characters in cinema and television history? That’s the Julian Glover way. Today, we celebrate the legendary British actor who, over the course of his career, has managed to get crushed by Darth Vader, outwitted by Indiana Jones, betrayed by a magical cup, and voice a spider that made an entire generation deeply uncomfortable with forests. Not bad for someone whose IMDb reads like a geek culture tour. 🛡️ General Veers: Calm Under (AT-AT) Fire Let’s start with the galaxy far, far away. Glover made his Star Wars debut as General Maximilian Veers in The Empire Strikes Back (1980). While he only had a handful of scenes, they were unforgettable. In a world where most Imperial officers got Force-choked just for clearing their throats wrong, Veers stood out. Calm, efficient, and…
Clive Revill, the Original Voice of Emperor Palpatine, Passes Away at 93
Clive Revill, a distinguished actor with a career spanning decades, has died at the age of 93. Best known to many in the Star Wars community for voicing Emperor Palpatine in the original 1980 version of The Empire Strikes Back, Revill’s passing marks the end of a chapter in cinematic history. TMZ confirmed his death on March 27, 2025, citing natural causes. The actor died peacefully in Los Angeles, leaving behind a legacy that extended far beyond a single role, but forever etched into the lore of a galaxy far, far away. A Key Voice in Star Wars History Revill’s role in The Empire Strikes Back was relatively brief, yet pivotal. Before Ian McDiarmid became synonymous with Emperor Palpatine in later films, it was Revill’s voice—layered over a visually altered portrayal—that introduced audiences to the Emperor for the first time. Appearing via hologram to Darth Vader, the character’s eerie presence…
Did Star Wars Ignite a Global Surge in Space Slots?
1977 was the magical year that Star Wars began. A notion conceived by George Lucas, Star Wars began long ago in a galaxy far, far away. Who would’ve thought that the global box office revenue of the Star Wars franchise would top out at $10.33B, with the highest-grossing SW blockbuster being Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens? This fascinating world of aliens, interstellar travel, colonization of distant realms, dark forces, and forces for good remains one of the most iconic sci-fi injections into our cultural Zeitgeist. Most people are familiar with the Star Wars characters of old, including Yoda, Chewbacca, R2-D2, Luke Skywalker, Jabba the Hutt, Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and others. Since then, many new characters have been introduced, expanding the fabulous Star Wars universe to encompass an ever-increasing range of droids, heroes, villains, aliens, and worlds. The fanfare surrounding Star Wars has created an…
Helldivers 2: E-11 Blaster Mod – Bringing Galactic Firepower to Super Earth
Sometimes, Helldivers 2 is just missing a little… pew pew. Sure, the game has plenty of guns, explosions, and bugs to squash, but what if your arsenal had just a touch more Imperial swagger? Enter the Star Wars E-11 Blaster Mod for Helldivers 2—a game-enhancing visual swap that replaces the Scorcher and Sickle with the iconic E-11 blaster rifle from a galaxy far, far away. Yes, that E-11. The same sleek, slightly inaccurate weapon carried by every stormtrooper this side of Endor. Now it’s here, in your hands, ready to defend Super Earth with serious Star Wars flair. The only thing missing is a dramatic cape and some questionable aim. Let’s break it down—what this mod does, how it plays, and why it’s more than just a novelty for the helmet-loving elite. What Is the Star Wars E-11 Blaster Mod for Helldivers 2? The E-11 Blaster mod is a visual…
Darth Vader Invades Blade & Sorcery — With Style from Jedi: Fallen Order
Some mods are just cosmetic. Others are complete game-changers. And then there’s this one — the Darth Vader – Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Armor mod for Blade & Sorcery, which somehow manages to be both a love letter to Star Wars and a warning to all NPCs: you’re about to get Force-choked into oblivion. Let’s break it down — from Sith-inspired aesthetics to gameplay immersion that would make even Cal Kestis do a double take. If you’ve ever wanted to step into Vader’s boots and throw people across medieval castles with sheer mind power (who hasn’t?), you’re in for a treat. What Is the Darth Vader – Jedi Fallen Order Mod for Blade & Sorcery? This mod does exactly what it says on the tin — it outfits your character in Darth Vader’s armor as seen in Jedi: Fallen Order. It’s not just any old Vader suit. This version…
How to Play the Aviator Game Like a Pro: A Beginner’s Guide to Success
In May 2021, Spribe launched one of the games that would completely revolutionize the casino industry. Aviator is an online game of chance that quickly gained popularity among gamblers and remains so today, thanks to its simple mechanics and constant adrenaline rush. If you’re a beginner in the iGaming world and have just discovered this gem of a game, this guide is for you. Today, we’ll teach you everything you need to know about Aviator, its most essential details, and what strategies you should apply to get the most out of your plays. Understanding How the Aviator Game Works Aviator is one of the pioneers of the casino games known as “crash.” These games operate with similar mechanics, as their main attraction lies in the uncertainty of when the game will stop and the ability of players to withdraw their bets before this happens. In the case of the airplane…
A Rocky Start: SWTOR’s Galactic Season 6 Stumbles Out of the Gate
Well, the new Galactic Season in Star Wars: The Old Republic has officially launched—and let’s just say, it didn’t exactly arrive with the elegance of a Jedi meditation circle. Instead, it crash-landed like a smuggler’s freighter with one engine on fire and the landing gear missing. The rollout of Galactic Season 6 has left more than a few players scratching their heads, or, more accurately, shouting into general chat. From confusing mission design to game-breaking bugs, this launch has been… complicated. 🧩 What’s Going On With Galactic Season 6? The new season was supposed to shake things up with new companions, updated objectives, and tweaks to how rewards and progression work. In theory, that’s great. But the early implementation left a lot of players confused or frustrated—especially those diving in right away. One of the key issues? The mission structure. Several objectives required content that wasn’t fully available, leading to…
Celebrating 6 Years Since the Capital Supremacy Update in Star Wars Battlefront II
Hard to believe, but it’s been six years since Star Wars Battlefront II dropped one of its most ambitious updates: Capital Supremacy. Released in March 2019, this massive free update didn’t just add some flashy new characters or fresh cosmetics—it redefined how large-scale combat felt in the game, brought meaningful quality-of-life improvements, and gave players a chance to live out full-on Clone Wars fantasies with ARC Troopers, Commando Droids, and some serious battlefield chaos. It’s aged surprisingly well, so let’s go back to that pivotal moment in Star Wars gaming and break down why Capital Supremacy still matters. ⚔️ What Was Capital Supremacy? At its core, Capital Supremacy was DICE’s answer to players who wanted something more tactical, more immersive, and just a little more Clone Wars. It introduced a brand-new game mode built around ground assaults and ship boarding sequences, with dynamic objectives that gave each match a cinematic,…
Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 Goes Galactic with Star Wars Mini-Season
The Force is getting ready to drop from the Battle Bus. According to recent leaks and industry chatter, Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 will include a full-on Star Wars mini-season—not just a few skins in the shop, but a galaxy-spanning event with new bosses, weapons, locations, and a dedicated Star Wars mini battle pass. Let’s break it all down like a hologram briefing from Mon Mothma—without the Senate politics. 🎮 What Is the Star Wars Mini-Season in Fortnite? Epic Games is no stranger to galaxy-branded crossovers, but this one is shaping up to be something bigger. Instead of a standalone May the 4th celebration or a limited-time event, Chapter 6 Season 3 will feature a full Star Wars-themed mini-season. This means more than just buying lightsabers from NPCs. We’re talking dedicated quests, unique in-game bosses, custom locations, and progression-based rewards. Basically, it’s like being dropped into a Star Wars episode—except…
Jedi Outcast Turns 22: Celebrating the Game That Let Everyone Feel Like a Real Jedi
On this day in 2002, a Star Wars game was released that did something few others had truly pulled off: it made wielding a lightsaber actually feel good. Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast launched on March 26, 2002, and whether it was slicing through stormtroopers or force-pushing enemies off ledges just because you could, it was an experience that stuck with players long after the credits rolled. Now, 22 years later, it’s not just nostalgia talking. Jedi Outcast still holds a unique place in the galaxy of Star Wars video games, and it’s worth revisiting what made it special—and why it’s remembered so fondly. ⚔️ The Lightsaber Combat That Set a New Standard Before Jedi Outcast, lightsaber combat in games was usually a glorified glowing baseball bat situation. The original Dark Forces and Jedi Knight games had their charm, sure—but let’s be honest, the precision wasn’t exactly Kenobi-level….
Star Wars “Most Wanted” Review: Young Han Solo and Qi’ra’s Thrilling Ride
Introduction: Not Your Average Star Wars Prequel Let’s cut right to the chase—Rae Carson’s Most Wanted isn’t another tired prequel recycling the same lightsabers-and-force-wizards formula we’ve seen a thousand times before. Instead, it dives headfirst into the reckless charm and shady adventures of young Han Solo and Qi’ra, long before they made it big (or infamous, depending on your perspective). This isn’t your classic tale of space magic and galactic destiny. It’s a fast-paced, street-level escapade in the grimy underbelly of Corellia, brimming with youthful mischief, misadventure, and some seriously sketchy business decisions. Plot Overview: Street Racing and Shady Deals on Corellia Han Solo and Qi’ra find themselves as unlikely teammates (read: forced into cooperation) during their stint as scrumrats in the White Worms gang. Both are ambitious, resourceful, and desperate to climb their way out of poverty and obscurity. But of course, nothing ever goes smoothly in the galaxy…
Blade & Sorcery – Recreate Your Own Star Wars Hallway Scene with the Venator-Class Destroyer Mod
There’s something universally cinematic about a Star Wars hallway scene. Whether it’s a cloaked Sith slicing through troopers, or a desperate last stand behind sealed blast doors, these moments hit different. Now, you can bring that same energy straight into your VR sandbox with the Venator-Class Hallway Mod for Blade & Sorcery. This mod drops you into a perfectly scaled, narrow corridor inside a Grand Republic Venator-class Star Destroyer, giving you a small but powerful environment to stage your own intense sci-fi duels. It’s compact, well-optimized, and purpose-built for lightsaber combat, force powers, or any modded weapons you’ve been hoarding. Ready to go full hallway rage mode? Let’s walk through what this mod offers, how to get it set up, and why it nails that authentic Star Wars vibe without overloading your game. What Is the Venator-Class Hallway Mod? This is a custom map for Blade & Sorcery that recreates…
New Data Reveals Sky-High Demand for The Acolyte Season 2
In a galaxy filled with speculation, Jedi politics, and the occasional Sith mystery, one thing seems surprisingly clear: people really, really want more of The Acolyte. According to Parrot Analytics, which tracks global content demand across social media, streaming platforms, and digital engagement, The Acolyte has proven itself as one of the most in-demand shows in the U.S. over the past 30 days. And no, it’s not just holding steady—it’s force-leaping past the competition. 📈 20.4x the Demand of the Average Show? That’s No Moon. Let’s break down the data. Parrot Analytics reports that The Acolyte has demand 20.4 times higher than the average TV show in the U.S. To put that into galactic perspective, only 2.7% of all shows reach this level of demand. That’s elite territory—Death Star penthouse levels of attention. It places The Acolyte ahead of nearly every other Star Wars series in terms of interest, engagement,…
