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A recent data mine revealed two potential upcoming vehicles to be added to the game and could be introduced with the forthcoming DLC that releases on September 30. While the prospect of being able to choose from more than one space rover initially got me excited, upon further thinking, it made me realize what a missed opportunity the REV-8 is in its current state.
The cleric subclass in isthe least popular choice among players for their custom characters. This might stem from the class having a certain unfounded reputation for being a pure support role, or from the fact that one of the earliest companions the player can unlock is already a cleric. And Shadowheart, the amnesiac follower of Shar, sets a very poor example of how effective a cleric can be. This largely stems from the subclass that Shadowheart uses by default: the domain of trickery.
As spotted by Gamepressure, the LinkedIn profile of Harrison Froeschke made for some interesting reading—at least, before he realized and hid it. As the senior product manager on Diablo 4, Froeschke had good reason to boast about the action RPG's profits, and to be more specific than usual about how they broke down.
It seemed almost unimaginable that a game as comprehensive as would come along, and yet it's finally here, with players culling hordes of Tyranids as the indomitable Titus and battling it out against the Chaos in PvP. manages to cram as much lore and story as it can into its relatively short campaign, but there's still plenty that's missing. This has led fans to wonder whether a DLC could be on the way and what it should include.
The world of is massive, with tons of unique locations to discover, vast landscapes to explore, and many dangerous monsters to encounter. With such a giant procedurally generated world, it can be easy to get lost during travel, especially during no-map challenge runs. Fortunately, some players have discovered a hidden detail that makes navigating this expansive world much easier, and said helpful hint is much closer than many players might initially realize.
has a lot of ways for players to customize their build, giving them a great sense of control over each aspect of The Destined One. One such customizable part of is the gourds, which can be equipped with soaks and drinks that greatly alter their effects. For example, soaks could give the gourd the ability to increase the player's damage resistance or poison resistance.
An indie action RPG has a cool twist on the genre, having your character as a starship with parts and a crew to be upgraded rather than the normal single warrior and their inventory of random stuff. Starcom: Unknown Space looks like just that, a more low-key but still very enjoyable action take on the space sandbox genre that also blends in narrative events as you land on and explore new planets.