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The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.
While there are a thousand planets in across approximately 100 star systems, most will opt to simply fast travel between them to get to the next objective or the next major story moment, but there are some who spend many hours just flying their custom starships across the vastness of space. While the consensus when launched was that there wasn't much to do out in space, and that it took an exceptionally long time to get anywhere manually, this approach has resulted in some pretty interesting discoveries.
Miquella's crosses comprise 's resident collect-a-thon, but the reward for finding them all isn't initially made clear. There are 13 of these monuments scattered across 's map. Many of them are located near important locations the player is almost certain to pass naturally on their journeys: central Sites of Grace, important NPCs, entrances to 's legacy dungeons, et cetera. But a few of them are slightly more out of the way, requiring a little more active searching, or exploration of optional locations and mini-dungeons.
As players adventure through Thedas in, they will come across various crafting materials to harvest or loot from enemies and chests. Some of the best quality items, like Royale Sea Silk and Dales Loden Wool, are not easy to find, and their location can't always be predicted. Other Tier 3 and 4 crafting materials, like Dragon Bone, Dragonling Scales, and Dragon Webbing, appear in finite quantities. Players can always purchase more from vendors, but this can get expensive. If they would rather not part with their Gold, players can use an exploit instead.
's DLC sets the Sole Survivor on a mission of tracking down and dealing with the evil Mechanist who was terrorizing the Commonwealth. Of course, things are never as simple as they seem in, leading to a tough choice for many at the end of the DLC's storyline. Misinformation and misunderstandings lead to tragedy in the wasteland, but it is possible to find a happy ending.
When Bethesda introduced Survival Mode into after release, it raised questions about how the franchise should implement survival and crafting mechanics. The new version of the game makes headshots do greater damage and causes limbs cripple more easily. It also introduced hunger, thirst, and rest requirements. While the mode received praise for some of its changes, it also saw backlash for the tedious way it handles resource gathering. But one alteration that doesn't get nearly enough attention because of how much it changes the game is the removal of the fast travel ability.
is well-known for having incredibly appealing armor and gear, but Dane's Armor set in 's DLC brings this style to its open world for you to get. The robes of Yharnam's Hunters stand out in The Lands Between alongside medieval equipment of knights and lords. To obtain all four pieces of Dane's set, you'll need to travel to two separate spots on your map.
One of the most hidden boss fights you can find in 's DLC is Midra, Lord of Frenzied Flame, whose chaotic fire makes them very difficult to beat. To attack your character, this boss uses physical attacks and huge Area of Effect (AoE) magic. As a result, their patterns can be hard to predict as you try to overcome the inferno of Midra's madness.