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Most side quests are pretty straightforward in , but there are far more tasks than you may expect to complete the optional Request. This mission asks you to discover hidden shrines in multiple regions as you explore area maps. With little to no clues about where each altar could be, it can be difficult to discover these locations throughout your journey.
The Fallout 76 player who nuked Phil Spencer's in-game camp wasn't protesting the recent closure of Bethesda studios but had instead been planning the attack for weeks.
Headmistress Hecate is the first boss that players will square off against in and acts as the initial guardian of Erebus. Like in the first game, boss fights to cap off each section of the game and are significant obstacles to progression. Even though she acts as the first boss, Hecate holds no punches against her star pupil and sets the tone early on.
«History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.» That's an idiom I've got rattling in my head while the games industry stares down the barrel of further cuts at Microsoft's gaming division, which is presently citing eerily familiar reasons for its alarmingly-rapid contraction.
In , all players participate in the galactic war between humanity, the Automatons, and the Terminids. While capturing planets held by the opposing factions is essential to protecting Super Earth, Helldivers are regularly called to defend planets that have already been liberated. Liberty is never safe in, and to preserve democracy, it’s important to know how to defend planets under Super Earth's control.
I don't envy the folks at Arrowhead charged with balancing Helldivers 2 guns fans have grown attached to. Arrowhead has rolled out a handful of sweeping balance patches in the game's first few months, all of which I believe made the game better by both buffing guns with untapped potential and, less often, nerfing a weapon that's dominant to the point of being boring.
Apple's first big event of 2024 has come and gone, showcasing a new iPad Pro and the powerful Apple M4 chip. While the latest technology throws up plenty of possibilities, though, running Baldur's Gate 3 on said new Apple goodies isn't one of them.