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I've always found yellow paint useful, whether that be for knowing where I can park my car or helping me figure out the best way to traverse an environment in a video game, but as some players have a problem with this bright signpost the developers from Still Wakes the Deep wanted to set the record straight.
While Dogmeat is an immortal companion in , he is still susceptible to damage when attacked, warranting the need for armor. It can be extremely frustrating when he gets injured at the most crucial moments, resulting in the unnecessary use of Stimpacks. While you can wait for him to spring back up at the end of combat, it becomes burdensome when you need extra help during intense encounters.
Is it blasphemous to call a survival horror game “cozy”? Maybe so, but while thinking back on my playthrough of Crow Country, the word popped into my mind more than a few times.
Highly sought after in real life and , Toilet Paper and Plungers are turned into junk items for certain tasks in the game. These items are used for crafting and supplies and have multiple uses for rewarding outcomes. Additionally, you can store these strange items in bulk and use them when needed.
If you told me that WoW's Mists of Pandaria: Remix would suffer its largest controversies over frogs before it came out, I'd stare at you and ask if you needed some water and a sit-down. Turns out that's exactly what happened this week.
Helldiving hero Harvey Randall said last week that things need to change at Arrowhead, because the blistering pace of Helldivers 2 updates is starting to take a visible toll on developers and players alike. Apparently Arrowhead agrees: In response to an inquiry about the release of the next patch, community manager Twinbeard said it'll be out «when it's done.»
Larian Studios kinda knocked it out of the park with Baldur's Gate 3—and while it'll be leaving Dungeons & Dragons for some time, I'm nonetheless hyped beyond belief to see what Swen Vincke & Co. are cooking.
Tesla's attempt at creating the strangest case for a PC ever devised—that is, building an entire car around a computer—is now dead. As it stands, your Model X and S Teslas will no longer come with Steam integration, making them basically useless. Unless you want to drive them from one location to another instead of playing videogames, I guess.