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Deadlock's MMR is a bit all over the place right now. But this isn't entirely unexpected from a game that's only been out in closed beta for just over a week. Luckily, it seems like the devs have some upcoming plans for improving match-making.
The expansion is slated for release this October, bringing with it a myriad of exciting new features, areas, and improvements to the title. The upcoming addition reintroduces the jungle-like realm of Nahantu, which was first seen in, as well as the class Spiritborn. Meant for the late-game, players will need to complete the original storyline at least once before moving on to the expansion that continues the story of Mephisto.
The 5.1 leaks about the Imaginarium Theater game mode may finally push me deep into the activity to farm. Imaginarium Theater is a fairly recent endgame mode added to the action RPG by developer HoYoverse to accompany the Spiral Abyss. In its rotation, players have to build team comps around the available elements during the period, though some guest characters are exceptions. There are elements of roguelike progression in the sense that players can select various stages and modifiers. There were Imaginarium Theater updates in 5.0, making it much easier to build teams to challenge it.
The first version of the Bloodborne Upgraded Texture pack is now available for download, improving the game's visuals in a specific location.
has a variety of materials you can find during your travels, but Rice Cocoons are one of the rarest without a clear purpose. These items are food for a divine creature you can interact with once you gain access to a secret area. You have to help out an NPC first before you can truly get the most out of the Rice Cocoons you collect.
The Great Pagoda is a hidden area in tied to the secret ending of the game, but it's a place far off the beaten path. Available in Chapter 3, this location's purpose can be confusing, especially for those who stumble on it accidentally. The true meaning behind the massive murals in this area only becomes clear once you have already beaten the game.
Whenlong-awaited DLC,, finally dropped, it was not met with the reception FromSoftware and even fans were perhaps expecting. Instead of critical acclaim like the base game, the DLC was harshly criticized for being too difficult and, in some cases, unbeatable. Critics lamented that the boss fights were too challenging, with unpredictable attacks that required a ridiculous level of timing to beat.
Starting in Version 5.0, getting Sanctifying Elixir in is a vital part of the process of optimizing builds for characters. This is because the new item is used specifically to craft Artifact pieces to your own liking, even going so far as to allow you to choose a piece’s main stat and up to two sub-stats. This means that the days of Artifact grinding – or at least at the intensity it has been known for since launch – are over. Essentially, you can craft the trickiest pieces to drop by consuming this Artifact-crafting item.