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Final Fantasy 14's 'solo only' streamer, RathGames, has just done the barely-possible: Engaging in a weeks-long grind, dodging the executioner's axe of patch notes, and reaching level 100 on a lean diet of level 63 content—all to topple a single boss in Stormblood.
When Bethesda released, it actually wasn't the fourth game in the series. By the time the title came out, there had already been six previous games. The series dates all the way back to 1997 with the groundbreaking first entry that introduced the irradiated world of the Vault Dweller. was released a full 18 years after the original, but where does it fall on the in-game timeline?
The criminal lifestyle comes with the risk of provoking Imperial Death Troopers to hunt Kay Vess on the planets of To be a rebel is to anger the empire in the universe. In fact, drawing their attention means Kay is doing something right. However, the presence of Death Troopers around the galaxy won’t make boosting your faction status any easier until Kay’s wanted status is cleared.
features an original story starring criminal upstart Kay Vess, a would-be scoundrel whose big, lucrative dreams are complicated by the difficulties of her transition from pickpocket to intergalactic thief. On the timeline, it's set somewhere between and — the Death Star has been destroyed, and the Galactic Civil War rages on. But Kay Vess' concerns, at the beginning of the narrative, are far less consequential. Raised by her mother Riko, a fellow small-time scoundrel, on the crime syndicate-run planet of Cantonica, petty thievery is the only life Kay has ever known.
When it was announced that Concord,PlayStation’s live-service hero shooter, would be taken offline just two weeks after launch, many had the same question: What’s going to happen to the Concord episode of the upcoming Amazon show Secret Level?
The Sims 4 turned 10 this week and to celebrate the occasion it's *checks notes* business as usual, apparently. EA published a list of patch notes—longer than usual, thanks to that bug-defeating task force it had announced—and also rolled out a roadmap for the next suite of Sims 4 DLC, appropriately named the season of «To Be Continued». This train don't stop, folks.
Reputation is one of the core components of Kay Vess' story in , as the young scoundrel finds her way through the Outer Rim's criminal underworld by dealing with four of its major syndicates: The Pyke Syndicate, Hutt Cartel, Crimson Dawn, and Ashiga Clan. Each group controls different districts across the planets Kay can visit, and while siding with one syndicate consistently can provide great rewards, if another is angered enough, entire territories will be much harder to access without resorting to stealth, and death squads may be sent after Kay, making the open world a far more hostile place and restricting movement significantly.
EA has just confirmed that The Sims 4 is indeed getting a life-and-death-themed expansion pack following leaks online - and it's not the only exciting content coming to the game.