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With the introduction of an entirely new progression system in , it can be hard to know if it's possible to be overleveled for the DLC — especially past the «standard» endgame level of 150. With the bosses and enemies in bringing a new level of challenge to the game, some players may find themselves split between wanting as much power as possible and wanting to still retain the DLC's difficulty by not being too high of a level.
The easiest way to buy into is to purchase one of the Starter Sets, and Set 2 comes with as a Leader just waiting for an upgrade. The starter decks in this TCG have been fairly solid on the whole, but those ready to upgrade to make the deck sing will be looking at what cards they can add to make it better.
There are already a healthy range of weapon types in The First Descendant, but aside from just finding one that you like the feel of, you will want to pay attention to any unique abilities. Not all guns have one, but those that do are well worth equipping for the extra power they provide. As you get stronger and level up, those abilities might start to no longer do the trick against tougher enemies, but you can enhance them to kepp them relevant into the late game. Here's how to upgrade any weapon's unique ability.
Katanas are a classic weapon in , and with the Great Katana weapon archetype introduced in, the weapon class looks more robust and powerful than ever. With how powerful Rivers of Blood was in the base game, it's no surprise that this trend continues with the new Katanas and Great Katanas introduced in the DLC. Whether two-handed or dual-wielding these lethal instruments, any Katana build will surely have you slicing your way to victory in no time.
The controllers available for consoles like the Xbox Series X and the Nintendo Switch and even some for PC gaming are the peak result of an evolutionary ergonomic transformation. The days of boxy controllers like the NES GamePad and even the Atari 2600 joystick are almost gone from modern gaming but 8BitDo has done a great job of preserving those classic designs without totally sacrificing their functionality.
Analogue just announced a forthcoming limited edition of its popular retro Pocket console. This one boasts an exterior made entirely out of attractive machined aluminum. It looks pretty dang cool. It also costs $500, which is almost $300 more than the non-aluminum Analogue Pocket.
There is a new update in , and the new Laser Rifle and Energy Cartridges are coming with it. This new weapon feels different from the others, and it comes with many other new weapons to stand out. Energy Cartridges are the ammo it uses, and it is equally important to know how to make them so you can have a full weapon always ready to go.
's DLC introduces some of the best Incantation and Sorcery spells in the game that you can use in your next magic-themed character build. Around 42 different spells can be found as you explore the Land of Shadow. Although most of these are powerful to some degree, a few stand out as being versatile enough to work with many playstyles.