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A new update for Call of Duty Black Ops 7 has just landed, and even though it's a micro patch with just one change, it's a big one if you've been sinking some time into its new Endgame mode. A grindable, extraction-based epilogue to BO7's campaign, there are certainly some gameplay improvements that could be made, but Endgame's biggest weakness has been a lack of disconnect protection - a major oversight, given that failing to safely extract will not just reduce your precious Combat Rating, but completely reset it to zero. However, the FPS game's new patch has the solution.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Black Ops 7 update adds just one simple thing, but it fixes Endgame's biggest issue

World of Warcraft Midnight is shaping up to be one of the most monumental expansions in the MMORPG's long history - for better or worse. With many of the best WoW addons getting the chop as Blizzard improves the game's UI, and the long-awaited addition of player housing finally out in the wild, The War Within kicked off the Worldsoul saga, but Midnight feels like the true gamechanger. With the beta live, players have been able to test out the new transmog system, which does away with individual costs and consolidates them into one big, overarching fee. The problem is, players haven't been happy - until now.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Blizzard slashes World of Warcraft Midnight's transmog costs, and it's finally a step in the right direction

Destiny 2 is in a quite frankly woeful spot. Its current The Edge of Fate expansion has been a complete bust, resulting in Bungie's space game's player count dwindling to record lows; a point I never thought it'd reach following the excellent The Final Shape. It's now turning to the dark side with the upcoming Renegades, but I'm worried that an ostensible over-reliance on its Star Wars-y elements will result in D2 compromising its own identity. If this fresh Destiny 3 leak has substance to it, though, then a new hope may be on its way.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Destiny 3 leak claims it's in "extremely early development," and it couldn't come soon enough

Alienware is no stranger to making great gaming monitors, but its wares tend to tilt towards the premium end of the market. However, thanks to an early Black Friday discount, you can grab a superbly-specced 27-inch gaming monitor from the company for an incredible price, saving you 33% off its MSRP. Not only is this Alienware panel packing great specs, but it offers a sleek design, too, with a stand that's fully adjustable - there's no need to resort to a stack of books to prop up your monitor here. While this particular model isn't featured on our best gaming monitor guide, with this discount right now, it's one of the best early Black Friday deals we've seen so far.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Grab a 180Hz, QHD, 27-inch gaming monitor from Alienware for just $179, saving you $90 this Black Friday

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New Black Ops 7 update adds just one simple thing, but it fixes Endgame's biggest issue A new update for Call of Duty Black Ops 7 has just landed, and even though it's a micro patch with just one change, it's a big one if you've been sinking some time into its new Endgame mode. A grindable, extraction-based epilogue to BO7's campaign, there are certainly some gameplay improvements that...