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An unusual feature of Sony's new hero shooter, Concord, is that deployable items—healing pads, shields, walls, that kind of thing—are persistent between rounds and respawns. If the other team doesn't destroy your stuff, it stays where it is across an entire match.
The "T-pose of democracy," as we learned yesterday, is a recently discovered glitch in Helldivers 2 that enables players to survive fall damage that would normally be fatal by doing a hug emote while sailing through the air like an errant (but loving) cannonball. It's funny and clearly not supposed to be like that, but even so some players are hoping that Arrowhead will leave it alone. And it turns out they have a friend in a high place: No less than Arrowhead CEO Shams Jorjani.
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We're certainly no strangers to the Machiavellian schemes of telecom companies in the US, where thanks to the restoration of net neutrality, we've only just recently been able to dodge the nightmare scenario of ISPs being legally empowered to throttle their competitors' traffic. That makes it all the more impressive when companies elsewhere in the world upstage our own constant advancements in corporate skulduggery—companies like KT, a South Korean ISP recently accused of inflicting malware on 600,000 of its own customers.
Season 1 of Ubisoft’s new multiplayer shooter and Call of Duty competitor XDefiant begins tomorrow, so Ubisoft heavily detailed what players can expect from it in a new video.
Figuring out how to get to the Apapes Lightroot in can be quite tricky. It's located in a blocked-off area of the Depths and can't be accessed by simply traveling through this lower-tier area of the map. Instead, you'll need to travel to a specific entrance near Hyrule Castle and then make it past the fearsome enemy that guards it.
Even after a long succession of patches, still has its fair share of quirks, and one unusual interaction that remains in the game can actually be surprisingly helpful. While most of the biggest problems with performance and game-breaking bugs are long gone, other weird interactions between 's complex systems aren't always as easy to tackle. In cases where they don't do any real harm to the game, there often isn't any point, and some interesting exploits can recapture some of the creative spirit that's often found in tabletop play.
Dragon's Dogma 2 is currently on sale for PC, and for those who want to try out the game first, Capcom is offering a free Dragon's Dogma 2 trial.