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Several new Pals have been added to in light of the Sakurajima update, but Dazemu stands out as one of the most interesting you can find and catch. Like all the potential companion creatures in the game, Dazemu has distinct breeding combinations and item drops you can take advantage of. However, those looking to reap the benefits of this Pal will have to discover its spawn location first.
Intel's Arrow Lake-S "Core Ultra 200" Desktop CPUs are now rumored to launch in December which will be five months after AMD's Ryzen 9000 release.
You will eventually get access to multiple Descendants you can level up in The First Descendant, but your overall level is known as your Mastery Rank. Each Descendant has different purposes and unlocks, but thankfully you can work on them both Decsendants and Mastery Rank at the same time. However, Mastery is far more important and is a bit more involved to get the benefits from compared to your Descendant level, which automatically rewards you as you level up. This free-to-play game throws a lot at you in the early hours without fully explaining everything as well as it should. Let’s make sure you’re not wasting your grinding efforts and go over the best ways to level up your Mastery Rank and Descendants in The First Descendant.
South Korean Stellar Blade developer Shift Up has finalized its IPO (initial public offering), which turned out to be highly successful. As reported by Bloomberg, Shift Up raised $320 million (435 billion won, the local currency), the largest amount a gaming firm gathered during an IPO in almost three years. Back then, Krafton (maker of PUBG) raised $3.8 billion in its IPO. It's also the largest IPO in South Korea across all sectors since HD Hyundai Marine Solution in May.
While players may want to experience the pure escapism of flying off into space without worrying about relatable issues like covering rent and paying back loans, a new mod is making finances more realistic. Generally speaking, it's incredibly easy to gather up a vast horde of Credits in; when cash isn't looted off a corpse, it's usually dumped on players as a reward for completing a quest. It's certainly nice to never worry about burning through money but at the same time, it's frustrating that aside from spending it on gear, Credits don't really serve a purpose.
One of the newest Pals released with the new update is Knocklem. This Pal is number 120 and a Ground-type Pal, considered a late-game catch. There are few ways to get Knocklem, so players will want a few hints and tricks on how to get one for themselves.
With The Lucky Dragon update to , players can bring Mulan and Mushu to the valley and help them celebrate their culture with the other villagers, especially with The Guardian Party quest. Similarly to Mulan's Shadow Puppet Theater quest, Mushu is eager to host a celebratory event but needs your help.
were released around the world between 1999 and 2000, and they introduced a small feature that has appeared in every single mainline game that has followed. It quickly gathered a following and has a thriving community even today. This feature would also become the cornerstone of in-game Wi-Fi events and distributions — it's a simple color palette swap for Pokémon, followed by a glisten at the start of battle. Shiny Pokémon, or Shinies, are highly sought after and extremely popular despite the fact that they don't boast stat or performance boosts.