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The newly announced Borderlands 4 is doing a strange bit of damage control for the Gearbox franchise after the disastrous Borderlands movie.
FromSoftware is known for making difficult games, and continues this controller-breaking tradition. Soulsborne games are difficult in general, with many bosses causing issues with delayed attacks, hyper aggression, and large AOE moves that players swear they dodged as their character is sent flying across the arena with a sliver of health. The final boss of has all of this and more, but the more in question has made the fight a little unfair for players to deal with.
HBO's The Last of Us—the TV show based on Naughty Dog's game—was pretty dang great. It felt like a faithful recreation of all the things that made TLOU such a videogame landmark, but with some fresh touches and considerations. For example, episode three's reimagining of trap-happy hermit Bill had the tidy benefit of improving his story while adding weight and a sense of dramatic irony to Joel's. Also, Nick Offerman was in it, which is a gold star in my book.
is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year with three new core rulebooks, the, the, and 2025. Each of the new core rulebooks has been completely revamped with completely new elements added including new subclasses, monsters, and spells. The Dungeon Master's Guide has also been rewritten to make it easier for newcomers to jump behind the DM screen. The Player's Handbook includes new species, subclasses, and completely revamped spells and subclasses.
Elden Ring patch 1.13 is now live on all platforms after server maintenance earlier today.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss, Promised Consort Radahn, was a significant upgrade from the base game bosses. Even renowned Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Her had a hard time trying to defeat the god. But like most games, if you give it long enough, players will find ways to make even the toughest bosses look like little babies.
Using the best build for Yunli in and giving her a reliable team comp is the key to unlocking her full potential and transforming her into the party’s main damage dealer. Yunli is a 5-star Physical character who follows the Path of the Destruction. As is the case with most units on this Path, Yunli is a specialist in dealing damage and sustaining incoming attacks. While several Destruction characters, like Blade in , tend to focus on HP-loss mechanics, Yunli’s strategy is to goad opponents into hitting her. When they do, she unleashes a counterattack.
Elden Ring Streamer MissMikkaa has done the unthinkable and somehow managed to fight Shadow of the Erdtree's hardest boss, Promised Consort Radahn, two times simultaneously, one with a controller and the other using a dance pad.