Congraulation Phoxly, you won the BEAST tier!!! We will halve the LP so everyone gets the opportunity to WIN! Contact email sent! If you missed it, here's the spin on our steam! - Did you know you can get a free entry for following the stream, another for subing / gifting a sub? Cheapest way to get entries now 🙂 https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2704083705?t=04h25m45s

Gift Code Drops Have Arrived Corpse Scanner is expanding beyond item drops, Rubies, Forum Gold v2, and Lucky Points with an entirely new reward category: Gift Code Drops. Available through Play With Purpose, the gaming rewards overlay powered by The Crimson Market, Gift Code Drops allow eligible corpse scans to unlock real gaming rewards in addition to traditional loot and currencies. Players can now discover rewards such as: Steam Gift Cards Battle.net Balance PlayStation Gift Cards Xbox Gift Cards Nintendo Gift Cards Digital Game Keys Gaming Store Credit Other gaming products available through Giftforge This creates a stronger play-to-earn experience where gameplay activity can lead directly to rewards that gamers can actually use. What Is Play With Purpose? Play With Purpose is a gaming rewards overlay that allows players to earn rewards while playing supported games. Available through Overwolf, Play With Purpose adds reward systems directly into gameplay, creating opportunities to earn loot, currencies, points, and other rewards simply by playing. Corpse Scanner is one of the reward systems available within the Play With Purpose ecosystem. Install Play With Purpose: https://www.overwolf.com/app/play-with-purpose Learn more about Play With Purpose: https://www.thecrimsonmarket.com/playwithpurpose Whether you're hunting corpses for loot, earning Lucky Points, collecting Rubies, or discovering Gift Code Drops, Play With Purpose is designed to make every gaming session more rewarding. How Gift Code Drops Work Gift Code Drops are fully integrated into the existing Corpse Scanner reward system. When a corpse is scanned, the scanner continues to roll for traditional rewards such as: Item Drops Rubies Forum Gold v2 Lucky Points When Gift Code Drops are enabled, certain eligible reward rolls can instead become a digital reward discovery. Personalize Your Rewards Players can customize their reward preferences by selecting: Preferred gaming platforms Gift card rewards Full game rewards Game genres Supported gaming storefronts Product categories Supported platforms may include: Steam Battle.net PlayStation Xbox Nintendo Epic Games Riot Games Ubisoft When a Gift Code Drop occurs, the system automatically selects an available reward that closely matches both the reward value and the player's configured preferences. The gift code is then delivered directly to the player's email and can also be viewed from their inventory. Why Gift Code Drops Matter Most gaming reward systems stop at points or internal currencies. Gift Code Drops extend rewards beyond the platform by allowing gameplay activity to potentially generate rewards that can be used throughout the wider gaming ecosystem. Instead of only earning in-platform rewards, players now have opportunities to discover rewards that can be redeemed across major gaming platforms. A single corpse scan could potentially result in: Steam Wallet Credit Battle.net Balance A PlayStation Gift Card An Xbox Gift Card A Nintendo Gift Card A New Game DLC Content Digital Store Credit This creates a more meaningful reward loop where gameplay can lead directly to products and services gamers already use. Built for Reward Hunters Gift Code Drops are designed for gamers who enjoy: Play-to-Earn Gaming Gaming Bounties Loot Hunting Reward Drops Digital Gift Cards Steam Rewards Battle.net Rewards Console Rewards Game Key Giveaways Cross-Game Progression Every corpse scan becomes another opportunity to uncover something valuable. From Corpse Scanning to Gaming Bounties Gift Code Drops help transform Corpse Scanner into a broader gaming bounty system within Play With Purpose. Every scan becomes part of a reward hunt where players are not only searching for loot within a game, but also opportunities to discover real gaming rewards. The Reward Loop Play a supported game. Discover and scan corpses using cTokens. Roll for loot, currencies, points, or Gift Code Drops. Receive eligible rewards by email. Track rewards from inventory. Continue playing and earning through Play With Purpose. This creates a satisfying progression loop that rewards activity, exploration, and consistency. Configure Rewards Around Your Interests Different gamers want different rewards. Gift Code Drops allow each player to customize their reward pool based on their interests. PC Gamers Focus on: Steam Battle.net Epic Games Riot Games Ubisoft PC Game Keys Console Gamers Focus on: PlayStation Xbox Nintendo Gift Card Collectors Prioritize gift cards while excluding game rewards. Game Collectors Select preferred genres and allow the system to prioritize matching games whenever available. This flexibility makes Gift Code Drops suitable for: MMO Players ARPG Players FPS Players Survival Gamers Strategy Players Console Gamers Reward Hunters A Better Loot Experience The goal of Play With Purpose is simple: make gaming more rewarding. Item drops remain an important part of Corpse Scanner. Rubies remain important. Forum Gold v2 remains important. Lucky Points remain important. Gift Code Drops simply introduce another exciting possibility. An eligible corpse scan could now result in: A valuable item Platform currency Lucky Points Rubies Steam Wallet Credit Battle.net Balance A New Game DLC Content Gaming Store Credit Every scan becomes another chance to discover something useful. Get Started With Play With Purpose Gift Code Drops are available through the Play With Purpose ecosystem and can be discovered through eligible Corpse Scanner reward rolls. If you want to turn your gameplay into opportunities for rewards, install Play With Purpose and start scanning today. Install Play With Purpose https://www.overwolf.com/app/play-with-purpose Learn More https://www.thecrimsonmarket.com/playwithpurpose Summary Gift Code Drops add a powerful new reward layer to Corpse Scanner and the broader Play With Purpose ecosystem. Players can customize reward preferences, discover eligible digital rewards through gameplay, receive gift codes by email, and track rewards directly from inventory. For gamers looking for Steam gift cards, Battle.net balance, PlayStation rewards, Nintendo gift cards, Xbox rewards, digital game keys, gaming bounties, and play-to-earn opportunities, Play With Purpose now delivers an even more rewarding way to play.

Congrats on the win! It's good seeing someone who has been a member for a while getting their turn!

Hello, I'm building my first pc and I was choosing which species match and work together. I already have chosen but i don't know if they work good together. CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) Up to 6000MHz ASUS ROG Loki SFX-L 850W Platinum White Edition Samsung 9100 PRO 2TB ARCTIC P12 Pro A-RGB ASUS ROG RYUO IV 360 ARGB White - All-in-One CPU Liquid Cooler ASUS ROG Strix X870E-A Gaming WIFI7 Neo ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 16GB GDDR7 White AMD RYZEN 7 9850X3D H1 ATX PC Case Those are the species that I've picked but I don't know if they all match together.

Freeble (noun, verb, adjective) Pronunciation: /ˈfriː-bəl/ Plural: freebles Verb forms: freeble, freebling, freebled Definition Freeble (noun) A game, event, or system in which participants can win real rewards without paying to enter or risking money, assets, or anything of value. Freeble (verb) To participate in or host a zero-cost, zero-risk reward game. Freeble (adjective) Describing an activity, system, or reward model that allows winning without financial risk. Core Meaning A freeble represents a new category of play that combines the excitement of winning with complete financial safety. Unlike gambling, a freeble involves: No entry fee No wagering No possibility of loss Unlike traditional gaming, a freeble includes: Real-world rewards Tangible outcomes for participants Etymology Derived from the word “free” (no cost, no restriction) combined with a suffix inspired by “gamble,” forming a term that represents risk-free reward-based play. Usage Examples “I entered a freeble and won a gaming PC.” “We’re freebling a $10,000 prize this weekend.” “This platform runs daily freebles for its users.” “That’s a freeble system, not gambling.” Key Characteristics A system qualifies as a freeble if it meets all of the following: Zero Cost Entry Participants are not required to pay money or purchase anything to enter. Zero Financial Risk Participants cannot lose money, assets, or value. Real Rewards Outcomes include tangible prizes such as cash, products, or digital assets. Fair Participation Winners are determined by chance, skill, or a transparent combination of both. Comparison Concept Entry Cost Risk of Loss Rewards Gambling Yes Yes Yes Gaming No No Usually No Giveaway No No Yes Freeble No No Yes Related Terms Freebler (noun): A person who participates in freebles Freebling (noun): The act of engaging in a freeble Freeble Event (noun): A scheduled opportunity to participate in a freeble Freeble System (noun): A platform or mechanism designed to host freebles Notes The term freeble defines a distinct category separate from gambling due to the complete absence of financial risk or required payment. It emphasizes accessibility, fairness, and reward without loss. Summary Freeble is a modern term for a system of play where anyone can participate freely and win real rewards, combining the excitement of winning with the safety of zero risk.

Hello, just wanted to update that I received the fixed GPU a few days ago and everything has been working fine. Thank you so much for your help figuring this out!

We have started to build out the new Bonus Reward which is the Lilith PC. The updates will go into the build log

Unbelieveable! This is crazy because i was in and out of the stream all day while I was at work and I just missed the drawing and then didnt even know I won!

First let me say it's awesome how you ask for the opinion of the members. Once again it just shows how committed you all are to making this such a great place for gamers. I say spin the wheel again next month. Now way I would want to see that gold plated beaty scraped for a new build. Each one y'all have made is their own story.

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Thank you TCM! I’m very thrilled to accept the reward.

I will PM you soon to organise it!

Hey! Wallet for now is strictly for cashing out

And with this, im also on level 1. YAY AHAHAHAHA.

Yeah those parts all match together well, that’s a really solid high-end build. The only thing I’d double check is GPU and radiator clearance in the case since the RTX 5080 Astral is huge, but otherwise you should be good. congrats on a new PC!

Anyone have a am4 rayzen 7 5800x3d I got small budget

Check out this quick montage of our first ever Guild Raid!

Hey all here is a pic of some of our glorious guildies after a great night of boss kills and giveaways. I won $50 and got an gear upgrade so if you have every thought about raiding or want to know more just reach out to me or another officer. for details. Happy hunting!

finally!

Congrats

I'd like to volunteer as guild leader or HR

We started by generating hundreds of AI concepts until we found one we liked which we posted onto YouTube to see how many likes it gets compared to the others, this one got the most likes so we decided it's the one we will build. We modelled the Front Panel. Video (1) (4).mp4 We were planning to buy and use a full colour Mimaki printer https://www.mimakiaus.com.au/product/3d/ which can create amazing things, we were super excited for this printer but after talking to their representatives we under stood it wasn't for us, especially for the cost associated with it. The material is far too brittle to be used as a computer panel, the build space is TINY for the price of the machine, we would have to create the panel in pieces. We want a sturdy computer that can keep intact through international delivery as we send out these computers to people world wide. We decided to buy a Carvera https://global.makera.com/products/carvera?srsltid=AfmBOorH9Q1QYMJKkXAmdKOTgXwbC2OylMzNeinObBJrBArEahD1EFpt so we can create sturdy panels out of alloy, copper, wood and other materials along with a 4 colour 3D printer, H2d bamboo labs https://au.store.bambulab.com/products/h2d?id=580955377904132100&skr=yes&srsltid=AfmBOopXgHsY4fQmGK5FBrsVAD7GdTn5Rm_zAFEOUVlCNGPzlgYKopZTz8A to add to our 3D printer stack. We're now conducting test prints and colouring some parts of the panel with the 4 colour printer as a base, we will hand paint the panel afterwards and make sure the red window behind her is see through to show lights. We will continue to drop updates on this blog post as comments, let us know what you think!

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Step 1: Alright so first of all, we start by grabbing out the Motherboard, CPU, RAM, M.2 and the backplate for the CPU Cooler. Step 2: Now that we have all of that out and ready, we install the CPU first. So I had to open the CPU socket, then install said CPU making sure the triangles in the corner line up. Step 3: Now it was time for me to remove the M.2 heatsink cover from the motherboard, and install the M.2. Which with this case was completely toolless. After the M.2 was installed, I undid the 4 clips on the RAM sockets, and installed all 4 sticks of RAM into the Motherboard. Step 4: Easy step now, all I had to do was remove the sticky cover from the CPU Backplate, line it up with the screws and push down against the piece. Only slightly so that it contacts with the back of the motherboard and sticks there. Step 5: Alrighty, now it was time for me to prep and install the Power Supply. Firstly was to plug in, the 24 pin, 2 8-pin CPU power, 2 8-pin PCIE power cables, and the 1 sata power cable. Alright, next step was to turn the case around, and install the Power Supply into the back of the case. Step 6: I was now at the time to install the Motherboard into the case, so I grabbed the 9 necessary screws and did just that, lining the IO shield to the back of the case Step 7: Okaly Dokaly, the next step was to install the AIO CPU cooler. Now I'm going to start by grabbing it out, making sure the fans are in the layout I was wanting (they were). Now that I was ready, I grabbed the Radiator and fans, and installed them into the top of my case, securing it with the 12 included screws. Step 8: It was now time to apply some Thermal Paste to the CPU, and then install CPU cooler. So that's what I did, I applied some Thermal paste in my traditional "X with dot" pattern. Step 9: Now one of the most tedious parts of building a PC has arrived, cable managing. So I quickly installed my fan hub into the bottom of the back of the case, by removing one of the unused SSD bays. I then started running cables, and managing exactly where I wanted each cable to go. This was an absolutely long job, probably almost 2 hours, getting ALL the cables exactly where they would look best. Step 10: Now the time has finally arrived, to install the funnest and usually most expensive part into a PC, the Graphics Card. Now this is an easy part, but it really just ties together an entire computer. So with the Graphics Card installation, and the 2 8-pin PCIE cables plugged in, I had a completed computer. Step 11: This step was just about turning it on, and making sure it power cycles and boots, which no issues of course.

This is a really nice PC, I almost don't want to send it away xD It's simple and elegant, it's got that see through, gold, theme and I love it. It is themed to Elden Ring originally, we've got the Elden Ring symbol etched onto the glass which is pretty awesome! Here's all the content. Kintsugi Build Time Lapse Kintsugi Elden Ring PC Show case Kintsugi PC Unboxing And we have 6 episodes of the walk through to build it. Here is Part 1 Also you can check out the full written build log in the build log section of this club. So it's in just a few hours on Raxx's stream, I wish you the best, we'll be revealing the "Crimson Computer" in the next few hours as well!

1. Spin again next month. 3. Auction off the computer where members will be able to bid on the computer with their loyalty points. These are my choices. I think they are both equally fair in my opinion. I think it is great you are asking the community to give feedback , rather than just trying to decide for yourselves. Keep up the great work~~~

From a stand point of feeling good about being in the club I would say to spin it again. There are 2 ways I see this working for both you as the runners and us as the members. 1) Spin again for it in 2-3 months following the miss, this way you can have a bit of safety time padding around some of the bigger/intricate builds. 2) Replace one of the mid-month console spins with the PC. This method maintains the 1 PC a month average rate and if you get to the point of high/low rollers then the second chance draw can be extended to the low rollers. From a loyalty point view, I'd say any of the methods are good. Unless a person holds a large number of loyalty points then auctioning it wouldn't matter to them. I'm not sure how the split of points looks across all accounts, so that would be some data you could consider. Doing the auction might incentivize some people to buy more points though, so there is that to look at from a business model as well.

The most interesting part to this problem is here imo (I time stamped it in the youtube video), where your first couple numbers are larger in the second array compared to the numbers in the first array. The most important thing to note is that the first loop works while the n AND m indexes are greater than 0, which means as soon as the first arrays index hits 0 and the second array still has more to go, that loop exists and the second while loop take overs to finish the job. A simple problem but with a small catch which might not be noticed on first glance if trying to work it out only mentally with no writing / draw ups.