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Recently, a player noticed a small detail in one of the game’s decorations that may hint at a direction the game could take in a future expansion pack. already has a wide range of expansions, not to mention a whole lot of smaller DLC packs that add new decorations or building materials. While the topics covered in these DLCs feel pretty comprehensive, there are still a few areas the game could explore, some of which have already been hinted at in the game.
The DLC for has a ton of optional bosses you can try and beat, including an enemy named Curseblade Labirith. Wielding two circular Cirque blades, this opponent uses the cover of darkness to try and throw your character off guard. Only those with the right preparations and enough patience can survive this creature's onslaught long enough to claim some rare rewards.
Wizards of the Coast has said the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons rules revisions will be compatible with 5th edition rather than a replacement for it, and is calling the revised core rulebooks the «2024» editions. If you're a veteran of the edition wars, they seem more like 4th edition's «Essentials» line than 3rd edition's complete replacement by 3.5.
An extremely talented cosplayer has brought 's Queen Sonia to life with one particular detail that many often overlook. Despite being the first queen of Hyrule and appearing alongside the Zonai King, Rauru, who had appeared elsewhere in the franchise, Sonia was a completely new character introduced in, appearing mostly through flashbacks related to Zelda's time-traveling story, and soon became a fan favorite.
Nexon has deployed The First Descendant hotfix 1.0.3 across all platforms, addressing frame generation issues as well as an 'abort mission' exploit, and more.
After more than 10 years of game journalism, one of my favorite parts of this job is seeing all the ridiculous challenges that gamers think up and pursue for no particular reason, from 1,700-hour speedruns to absurd game-breaking corner cases in Baldur's Gate 3. Timeless MMO Old School RuneScape remains a premier source of this sort of behavior, as evidenced by one player who recently spent a week needlessly killing 16,000 chickens by hand just to prove a point.
Very little is currently known about The Elder Scrolls VI, but some recent findings may have provided a rather solid hint regarding the game's setting.