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Helldivers 2 players have discovered an incredible trick to boost your survivability in the chaotic third-person shooter that Arrowhead's CEO, Shams Jorjani, is already begging the rest of the team to keep in – emoting to reduce fall damage.
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Since the long-awaited DLC launched for , players have been sternly reminded that FromSoftware games are hard. Though the new content is decidedly beautiful and adds new challenges to the game, players are also struggling as they face off against some of the new difficult foes. But while the bosses may eventually need to be nerfed to make the DLC a bit more accessible, there's easily no enemy more deadly than the in-game trolls.
A veteran Sekiro player, GroeneWolf420, has done the unthinkable and defeated Isshin: The Sword Saint by using abilities instead of «walking, running, jumping, or mikiri countering,» according to a Reddit post. To be clear, this means facing one of FromSoft's most fearsome bosses and somehow parrying through everything, even thrust attacks that are not meant to be parried in the conventional fashion (via GamesRadar).
The Helldivers 2 devs have turned to the democracy-loving fanbase with a simple but important question about a gameplay mechanic idea that players have been begging for since launch, and unsurprisingly, a whopping 84% are in favor of it.
Despite its overwhelmingly wholesome energy, has managed to send shivers down its community's collective spine after one fan discovered a particularly creepy glitch. It's very rare to encounter anything genuinely scary within the idyllic hamlet of Pelican Town but every so often, a strange incident breaks through the calm and reminds residents that there are odd creatures milling about the woods. The strange moaning sound that triggers during the rain isn't the only odd piece of audio that can be discovered during one's adventures throughout.
Elden Ring is the sort of game you could easily spend 100 hours in without seeing everything, but you'd expect that after 800, you'd have beaten the Soulslike at least a few times. That's not the case for one player, though, who's shared their enormous 807-hour playtime on Reddit with the proclamation that they've "done absolutely nothing" for the whole duration.
While Krobus is widely beloved by the community for his awkward yet friendly conversations, one player uncovered a strange interaction that may seriously harm their relationship with the monster. Unlike many of the eligible singles in Pelican Town, the Farmer is unable to propose to Krobus after leveling up their relationship with enough gifts but they can take another major step: Moving in together. The situation is undeniably hilarious as the Shadow Monster converts his room to look like his beloved sewers but apparently, it's possible for players to get a little too familiar with him.