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Since its release, Fallout: London has mostly been received positively, with many fans enjoying what the expansive mod offers. Of course, that's not to say there haven't been a couple of issues along the way. Team FOLON has made a statement to let fans know that they are actively working on bug fixes for the biggest issues and that they will be providing future updates to make Fallout: London as seamless as possible.
Valve is supposedly working on a way to make sure that season pass buyers get the content that's promised to them.
Elden Ring's latest patch has buffed a Shadow of the Erdtree Incantation to the point where it's melting through bosses in a matter of seconds.
Just as Elden Ring quietly added a solitary chair to Rellana's boss arena, lore theorists have deduced that her and Messmer might have been married.
If your first response to that headline was «what are these words, and why are they being put in that order?» That's understandable—the present discourse taking place in the Japanese gaming community is, after all, centred around a genre we don't get to talk about too often over here: The visual novel.
Whether or not Yasuke, an African man who briefly served feudal lord Oda Nobunaga in 16th-century Japan, was «really a samurai» is a somewhat interesting question for scholars of the era, and comes down to how the historical records of his life pair with use of the term «samurai» at the time. Biographer Thomas Lockley, as one example, has said that Yasuke was indeed one of Nobunaga's many samurai, the title simply referring to warriors who served a lord (see: this Smithsonian article).
Although Blizzard's sweeping changes to loot in Diablo 4's last season successfully revitalized the action RPG, there was one problem: An entire tier of loot was rendered more or less obsolete. The unique items with the most creative effects, like a wand that teleports sorcerers to random locations, couldn't compete with the renewed power of normal legendary items.
Activision has shared an open-source data set compiled from Call of Duty: Warzone's Caldera map for non-commercial use.