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's mod, has many fun and interesting side quests that players can take on for plenty of XP and rewards, including the 'Catching Up' quest. This mission is exclusive to the Vagabond faction, which players can join upon completing a quest for them beforehand. Upon doing so, players will meet Sabertooth Syd, an NPC who requires your help in infiltrating Churchill Library to pick up some books.
Giving gifts in has always been a bit tricky, but now players can give out more gifts to other Sims with the Lovestruck expansion. This will allow them to better their romantic relationships and build deeper bonds with each other. Sims have a much broader range of gifts available to them now as well, leading to more creativity and fun on the player’s part.
There is little more aesthetically pleasing than a finished ' puzzle with all four bars of color on top of each other. It truly does look like a pile of candy with the pastel colors catching your eye. If you want to see this on your own screen, check out our tips and tricks below to ace the puzzle and keep your streak.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's latest patch seriously shook up the weapon meta and modified some of my favorite toys: Mr. Market is bullish on the Backhand Blades, Rakshasa's Great Katana, and Blind Spot ash of war, but if you're still holding on to your Swift Slash stock, you'll want to sell now. A curious change made it into the patch with no mention in the notes, however: A fine wooden throne was quietly added to Rellana's boss room, the Ensis Moongazing Grounds. What could it mean?
Exploring the Commonwealth of is no easy task, especially when the Sole Survivor has 210 years of history to catch up with. The heart-wrenching quest to find their son sees them exploring all corners of the wasteland and encountering all sorts of strange mutated creatures along the way. But for every easily dealt with mole rat, there is often something far tougher just around the corner.
has a ton of different things to do, but those who prefer building are well aware of a long-running problem that might not seem like a big deal but is incredibly frustrating. With the recent release of the DLC for the , there's even more to do in the game than ever, with new relationship dynamics, mechanics, and a new career in the form of Matchmaker.
Similar to character levels in , every weapon you use has a Proficiency Level you can improve through repeated use. Taking down enemies with a particular weapon will cause your expertise with it to grow as you complete various missions. This will eventually give you access to more upgrades for your favorite weapons alongside other improvements.
The best Commander isn't as glaringly obvious as it is during some set releases — Wizards of the Coast has done a particularly excellent job with this wave of preconstructed (precon) decks, such that each one has some appeal as a potent strategy while no clear favorite has emerged. The newly released Commander decks all feature a cohesive theme that feels distinct to the others and plays well off their animal inspirations; for instance, the Bello, Bard of the Brambles deck takes its raccoon leader and spins out an entire «one person's trash is another person's treasure» story through its card selection and archetype.