H1Z1 King of the Kill (also known as KotK) is not a simple game for me. As an old ass man without the lightning fast reflexes that kids are coming at me with, I’m getting wrecked almost each and every game. But I’m learning tricks that I think are speeding me up and allowing me to start increasing my chances of seeing the top 10 each go around. I’m getting better at generally surviving, and I want to share some of these tips with you. PRE-MATCH PREP I imagine most people thin

Dead By Daylight: Killer Guide and Tips PRIORITIZE TARGETS: During the Dead By Daylight party lobby, you can mouse over the character levels of the Survivors you’re going up again. Target the highest ranked players first. You can see both their online rank and character rank: the higher the rank, the more perks they’ll have slotted and inherent knowledge they’ll have about the game. So if an Online Rank 10/Character Rank 35 Meg is pulling down an Online Rank 19/Character Rank

Dead By Daylight: Survivor Guide and Tips DON’T HOARD ITEMS: When you level up your survivor’s bloodweb, you’ll be uncovering a series of one-use-only items. If you’re anything like me when you play your games, you save all your cherry ammunition and potions for the “big boss fight” at the end of the game and end up having hundreds of items you never used. Well, guess what, Sally? As each run is its own separate experience, you might as well use them each and every time. In

Reverse Unboxing, Ep 4: Tim, 214 Aviation, Afghanistan With E3 firmly in the rear view mirror, it was important we get back on mission of providing vets with entertainment while they’re deployed in not-so-great places around the world. Our fourth “Reverse Unboxing” video and fourth supply crate, code named GREAT ROAD, is headed to Tim and his crew of Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Blackhawk pilots and maintainers stationed in Afghanistan. Tim writes: My unit deployed with XXX a

Happy Memorial Day, everyone! Our first ever supply crate in our new video series, the “Reverse Unboxing”, and code named HEAD MOUNT has arrived in Afghanistan to Adam and his team from the Financial Management Support Unit (FMSU) down on Kandahar Air Field! What in the world is a FMSU, you may ask? They’re not just cutting paychecks for troopers or making sure large bags of money are making their way to local Afghan leadership for reconstruction projects, they end up getting

Personally, I’ve been doing supply crates for a long time now. Six years of crates full of games and goodies going to various foreign places around the world supporting veterans. And I would usually (time permitting) write a blog post about where the crate is going, who it’s going to, and all the details in between. The very first supply crate recipients, all the way from back in 2010. But six years of writing up the same-old-same-old later, and I wanted to do something a lit

Took a little while, but our February DUAL WIELD II supply crate has come up for air at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan with Anthony and his company of Apache pilots and maintainers! Here is Anthony’s original request: Greetings! My name is Anthony and I’m currently serving in the Active Duty Army with 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division…. I am a Maintenance Test Pilot for the AH-64D, and the gamers in my company consist of AH-64D Crew Chiefs, armament personne

Stack-Up brings both veterans and civilian supporters together through a shared love of video gaming. With the motto: “Veterans are our Mission. Gaming is our Passion”, Stack-Up serves US, NATO and ANZAC veterans through three primary programs: The Stacks, Stack-Up Supply Crates, and Air Assaults. Watch this trailer to learn more about what we do. For more information please contact us, or to locate a Stack near you please visit this page. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, T

A few years ago, I was in a bad place. My personal life was a mess, I was living in Las Vegas with no real network of friends I could lean on, and to top it all off, my methods of coping with these issues were often more damaging than the issues themselves. During this time, I resigned myself to the fact that I was just going to be miserable. That was my lot in life. Some people get lucky and can enjoy their existence, like their jobs, and have wonderful groups of friends tha

Operation Supply Drop Founder Hits the Reset Button, Launches Military Charity Stack-Up.Org PITTSBURGH ”“ Nov. 9, 2015 ”“ After founding military charity Operation Supply Drop (OSD) in 2010, US Army Captain Stephen “Shanghai Six” Machuga is hitting the proverbial reset button with the official announcement of the formation of Stack-Up.Org, a charitable organization created with the goal of supporting members of U.S. and allied military through the joy of video games. Stack-U