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With the release of the latest update for , two new characters have joined the game, one of which is the long-awaited Oswald. Unfortunately, while Daisy, the other new arrival, is available to everyone as part of the free update, Oswald can only be obtained by those who have already purchased the A Rift In Time DLC.

Video games can often reach interesting places when they throw together seemingly disparate ideas. Whether it's the blend of deep sea exploration and restaurant management sim in the delightful or the co-op smorgasbord of the wonderful, some truly enjoyable experiences can be found in these crossovers. Enter from developer Serious Sim and publisher Saber Interactive, which takes an interesting approach to the racing game.

Brahmin in are descendants of domestic cows that survived the Great War, evolving significant mutations that have dramatically changed their traditional appearance. These two-headed creatures are essential to survival, providing meat, milk, and hide, and serving as pack animals for traders and settlers.In Appalachia, Brahmin are similar to those found in other wastelands but are somewhat rarer.

New character details in 2.3 have allegedly been leaked and, based on what has been shown so far, players may end up facing a difficult choice when it comes to spending their Stellar Jade in the next patch. Version 2.3 is still a few weeks away, as the popular turn-based RPG by HoYoverse is just entering Version 2.2, a patch that ends the main Penacony storyline. Robin and Boothill are also being added as new playable characters in 2.2, widening the possible roster of heroes to use in combat.

has dominated the life simulation genre for decades, but that position could soon be shaken. While news about remains minimal, three strong competitors are getting ready to be fully released or released into Early Access in 2024 and 2025. For the time being, seems to be EA's life simulation priority as it continues to release DLC for the 2014 game. At this rate, could be in trouble before it ever sees a release date as more games take up the challenge of facing the franchise's long reign.

was released into Early Access as the most wishlisted game on Steam. Although it pulled in over 100,000 concurrent players, it definitely doesn't have the feeling of a fully finished game just yet. However, there are plenty of city builders available that can help fill in the time between updates for as it continues to be developed during Early Access.

Arlecchino’s true origins in have just been revealed by a small hidden detail within the game. The Fatui Harbinger also known as the Knave has just been released as a fully playable character after nearly a year of waiting – for reference, Arlecchino was featured in multiple leaks long before her debut as an NPC in the Fontaine questline. The character’s release in Version 4.6 also coincided with the release of her very first Character Quest arc, which revealed a lot of information about Arlecchino and her past self, when she was formerly known as Peruere.

Sony has officially backed down from forcing all players on Steam to link their account to PlayStation Network after a weekend of boycotts, negative reviews, and mass refunds. Announced shortly before the launch of the game's next season, the switch from an optional to a mandatory PSN account managed to provoke the community after it was discovered that 121 countries around the world would be blocked from playing the game due to the service not being available. Fortunately, Arrowhead Studios and PlayStation have come to a solution that's satisfied the player base.

and represent fairly different implementations of Bethesda's open-world formula, but when it comes to their shortcomings, they both end up falling into the same trap. There's always a certain level of familiarity to Bethesda RPGs, from the strong points like worlds full of varied possibilities, to the weaker elements like outdated engine design. Not everything has stayed the same over the years, however, and the newer ideas in and are exactly why they don't measure up to the best qualities of Bethesda's most memorable games.

A fan recreated every villager in , including everyone's most-hated one. There has been no shortage of recreations of favorite bachelors and bachelorettes in other games, with the 12 marriage candidates in being among some of the most well-loved and discussed characters in recent times, but it is uncommon for other less popular villagers to get the same amount of attention. Though some fans have differing opinions on the best person to marry, everyone seemingly agrees on the most-hated villager in the game.

A portion of Clorinde’s materials has leaked ahead of her release in 4.7, many of which players can already start pre-farming to avoid trouble when they grab her from the character banners when the patch arrives. Clorinde is Fontaine’s Champion Duelist and former escort to Furina – she has played an important role in the Nation of Justice’s questline alongside Wriothesley and even Neuvillette and is finally becoming playable. Clorinde is one of the confirmed characters in 4.7, along with Sigewinne and Sethos. So far, nothing other than their Vision has been officially revealed.

's ship builder is probably the easiest way to waste away hours in the space-faring RPG, and a big May 2024 update is adding a whole new dimension to the system. It makes sense that ship customization features heavily in, as quite a lot of time is generally going to be spent in space across the course of a playthrough. Although the fast travel system makes intergalactic flight irrelevant, exploring space within smaller areas can lead to plenty of memorable encounters both large and small.

One of the reasons became as big of a hit is due to the fleshed-out relationships players can have with its many different companions. But even the most romantic and popular in-game pairings are still missing a little something from their interactions.

is a city-building and real-time strategy game that allows the player to act as the ruler of a humble fief, which can expand into large swaths of territory. In, money is divided into regional wealth and treasury. Both kinds of wealth are essential, both in defending the original plot the player is allotted and in expanding to new lands.

In, the player's initial territory is a small village that can gradually turn into a sprawling town. As the town begins to grow through trade, commerce, and even invasion, the roads need to grow to match. Thankfully, roads are not permanent and can be removed just as soon as they are placed.Roads are not mandatory to place in, but the resource helps villagers with pathfinding immensely.

Despite the series insisting that the Great War was a global, thermonuclear event, the franchise has only visited several locations in the United States, even in its outing as an Amazon Prime Video series. It isn't as though other locations don't exist in a similar vein to the post-apocalyptic ruins of America, since there are characters from other countries, like Zao from With the mod in the news, it brings attention to other international locations which the post-nuclear survival series could take place in.

Soulsborne titles seem allergic to overt story telling, famously hiding thebackstories of the world and characters through item descriptions. Even with the legendary author, George R. R. Martin, writing the mythos of the world, many elements in remain just as mysterious as before the game was released. In general, the community has managed to piece together what events have happened and why, such as the battles of the Shattering, but it seems some characters will stay unexplained, though the upcoming DLC,, is one last chance at new insights.

Creature taming has always been a complicated part of , but it's even harder — and more rewarding — since the recent update. Most hostile monsters in can be tamed with the right kind of habitat, plentiful food, and lots of patience. With the introduction of the update, players were finally able to use their animal companions to the fullest, taming and riding the peaceful Lox in to get around the map more quickly.

Having to choose between pulling for Robin or Topaz in 2.2 can be an excruciating decision to make, especially when both characters come with pros and cons. Because free Stellar Jade, the resource needed to purchase Star Rail Passes used in character banners in the gacha system, is fairly limited and the odds of pulling a 5-star unit are low, it is common for players to have to choose between one of the two characters featured in banners during specific phases. In the first 2.2’s banners, Robin and Topaz will run simultaneously.

The sprawling romances of are part of what makes it so intricately beautiful — but if you get too caught up in your various courting of the bachelors and bachelorettes in the game, you’ll miss the rifts and drama happening between the already-married couples in Pelican Town. It seems the 1.6 update added some new dialogue showcasing some discontent in Robin’s marriage to Demetrius.

Combat in is quite different from other RPG titles, with strong effects and attacks being tied to a United state that you can put your retinue in. However, this strategic maneuver can only be done when you masterfully manipulate the timeline of a battle. Those who pull off a United attack or effect can deal incredible damage or impose status conditions that increase their chances of victory.

Like many open-world games, your map in is mostly hidden at first, unless you manage to fix Radio Towers scattered in different areas of the world. Repairing these monuments to old technology will help you track down other interesting areas of regions you explore. However, you need to have the right materials for certain Towers to get them back into working condition.

is extremely complex even for a city builder, and there are a few things players should know before getting started. Slavic Magic’s medieval city sim doesn’t feature much in the way of a tutorial, so you’ll have to learn as you play. However, learning a few key pointers can help you take your first steps and set up your settlement for long-term success.

With 2024 already producing some true game of the year contenders on PC only a third of the way into the calendar, it's a good time to be looking for the next great video game time sink. While 2023 was arguably one of — if not — best years in gaming history for its slew of top-tier releases, 2024 is somehow making a case for being even better, with a variety of genres represented. AAA games and indies alike are vying for people's attention, and the quality feels like it's almost too good to sustain.

is filled with so many little secrets and mysteries to uncover that even some of the most devoted players are still finding new content. When visiting the Druid Grove, players encounter Pandirna, who is paralyzed after drinking one of Auntie Ethel’s potions. Though plenty of players have used Shadowheart (or another character with healing spells) to cure her with a simple, there’s a way to do it without expending spell slots.

is a real-time strategy game and city-builder where you need to manage and defend all the functions of your settlement. In either the Restoring the Peace or On the Edge scenarios, raising an army to defeat nearby lords and bandits is essential to reach the eventual win condition. For offensive or defensive purposes, crafting builds to construct weapons and armor is imperative.

Despite being back-to-back entries in the series, and offer wildly different experiences. Especially with the advent of the streaming series, many first-time players may weigh the pros and cons of these two entries. Each one has its positives and negatives, and both provide a quality gameplay experience that will leave new players wanting more. Either is a great way to start the series, so choosing which one to play first may boil down to personal preference and what players are looking for in an RPG.

Sigewinne may end up becoming one of ’s weirdest healers yet if new Version 4.7 leaks are to be taken into consideration. The head nurse of the Fortress of Meropide has long been an NPC in the Fontaine storyline but is now being added to the game as a playable character following several updates since her original debut. Alongside Clorinde and Sethos, Sigewinne is one of the three new and confirmed characters in 4.7. In spite of this, it will still take a while for players to even catch a glimpse of her official gameplay.

has made waves as a live-service game that offers the complete package of fun gameplay, an engaging community, and interesting updates, but one move could undo a huge portion of what it's built over the past few months. As a sequel to the modestly popular top-down shooter, the third-person follow-up has managed to go toe-to-toe with major IPs and stands out as one of the biggest successes of 2024. Not everyone has been able to get in on the fun – isn't available on Xbox – but that hasn't slowed its momentum much.

The Nagakiba is a melee armament in the Katana class in , closely related to its counterpart sword, the Uchigatana. It features an exceptionally long blade and offers enhanced blood loss buildup compared to its sibling sword. Players can acquire the Nagakiba through various interactions with the NPC Bloody Finger Hunter Yura, easily recognizable in his large metal hat and full Ronin Gear.

throws the Sole Survivor head first into the world of post-apocalyptic Boston, along with all the violence and brutality that comes along with that harsh reality. has never been a franchise that shies away from some of the darker side of morality, allowing decisions to be made to fit any roleplay style. This, of course, means that the Sole Survivor can go full dark side and really indulge their evil urges if they so desire, and there are plenty of evil things to do in.

presents many engaging and thrilling boss fights, including the formidable Riven Twins. These torn conjoined twins, branded as heretics and imprisoned, are encountered during the quest as players traverse The Nameless Pass on a mission from Madrigal. Defeating bosses in the game yields significant XP and provides valuable rewards, including specialized weapons and gear, making these encounters a crucial aspect of gameplay.

While there may not be too many massive cities to explore in , one fan's idea to introduce more is turning heads in the community although not everyone seems to be too enthused with the idea. While players cruise around the galaxy and explore the thousands of largely barren planets on offer, 's story will undoubtedly drive them toward several major areas of human existence: New Atlantis, Akila City, Neon, and The Key. Outside of these locales, most of the other settlements are small hamlets constructed on planets that don't have an atmosphere that could sustain a society.

contains many characteristics of the typical soulslike RPG, including difficult bosses that can half health bars in one hit. For players familiar with the genre, this means that parrying and dodge rolling are essential mechanics to master. Few builds are as evasive as the dual-wield dagger dexterity build.

may already be littered with unique weapons for players to equip to their party but those who want something a little more iconic to the world of fantasy are lucky thanks to a new mod. Through players' adventures across the Forgotten Realms, they'll undoubtedly come across piles of powerful loot to help beef up the stats of Astarion, Shadowheart, Wyll, and anyone else you might need an edge in combat. enthusiasts may recognize some of the more notorious weapons but now it's time for fans to shine.

While backlash to recent decisions from extraction shooter has caused some players to jump ship, even popular alternatives have pressing issues of their own. Released in 2017,, developed by Battlestate Games, was one of the original pioneers of the popular PvPvE extraction shooter genre – which continues to grow with big names like Bungie reviving its series in the space – and swiftly gained popularity for its unique gameplay and unforgiving mechanics. Despite several controversial decisions and ongoing problems, however, the game has mostly managed to retain its relative popularity.

A big feature said to arrive in 4.7 already has one big problem that may be difficult to circumvent. Version 4.6 is still underway and players are now allowed to explore a new small area to the south of Fontaine, which contains a secret and massive underwater area that deepens the lore of the region, as that underwater section contains the ruins of the ancient kingdom of Remuria. The current patch also added some enticing Character Quests and, in addition, the playable version of Arlecchino in , who had long been awaited, even before Fontaine’s release.

Due to the nature of its lore, has a somewhat confusing tier system. All of its playable characters are monster hunters who operate within the confines of an official, ranked system, so each of them is assigned to a particular strata in the popular anime and manhwa the game is based on. These rankings are usually fixed, but in at least one case, characters are known to be able to move up in levels as they gain power.

There's a lot to enjoy in the base version of , but one particular feature that didn't show up until DLC definitely should have been included for free. has always had a somewhat contentious space in the franchise, and a big part of it is a feeling that the game falls into a one step forward, two steps back problem. Enhanced gunplay and settlement building are just a couple of the significant new attractions, but missing roleplaying elements and fewer narrative complexities can be disappointing compared to prior titles.

There are 69 different shells to collect in. When the game opens, the conflict starts, and one of the driving factors of the plot is that Kril has his Shell repossessed and longs to get it back. From then on, Kril must travel the ocean, equipping anything he can find until he can earn his original Shell back.

is already bursting with Easter eggs and references to popular culture but one fan's recent discovery may just be its sneakiest yet. Through players' adventures in Pelican Town, they'll be able to collect a plethora of decorations for their houses, including one particular cool item that takes the form of a lengthy fish tank that can be filled with various ornaments. Following the recent 1.6 Update, a new piece of fishy furniture can now be added to the aquarium that's no doubt a cheeky nod to the most iconic sea sponge of all time.

pulls off a major narrative gambit with Orpheus's story, but when looking back at the game, it could hardly have communicated what was coming more clearly. Among the many strengths of, one that stands out in particular is how much work goes into foreshadowing and littering relevant lore across the world. It would be easy to have countless dangling threads in a world as vast and varied as Faerûn, but although not every single tease ultimately goes somewhere, very little is wasted on the whole.

A recent update makes dangerous changes to its most feared enemies. Stalkers, members of the Terminid faction, are some of the most dangerous bugs in . Their unique ability allows them to disguise themselves, allowing them to get the jump on players. Stalkers will often appear out of the blue when they're least expected, and if the players don't respond quickly, can wipe out an entire party in a manner of seconds. They're especially difficult to see through thick fog and fire tornadoes, making them even more of a threat during inclement weather.

's My Faction mode provides a place for players to input locker codes each month to redeem fornew characters, currency, and other rewards. These codes change over time, so some of the codes from last month's list of active locker codes no longer work, though plenty still do. This month, look for codes that willnet you a few Free Agents and even some Draft Pick packs.

Like all good updates, the 1.6 patch comes with a handful of bugs. Though ConcernedApe has been relatively diligent about putting out patches following 1.6's release as players work through all the new content added to the game, one player figured out why their Prismatic Shards and other valuable items have been mysteriously disappearing.

In , bows introduce a dynamic ranged combat option that allows players to engage enemies from a distance. This versatility is highly advantageous in battles, but utilizing bows effectively requires skillful aiming and a strategic approach to when and how to use them. As a complement to melee combat, bows offer tactical advantages that can decisively influence the outcome of various encounters.

The universe has begun a pretty significant expansion with the release of the hit TV adaptation released on Prime Video. There are more than 100 vaults located across the U.S., each of them holding a different horrific experiment inside — but longtime fans have pondered about what life outside of the U.S. must look like. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem as though Bethesda plans to give us any answers.

There are eight total adaptations in , an adorable «shoals-like» from developer Aggro Crab, and each one of them makes Kril stronger in a unique way. Some of these abilities come from defeating story bosses, so they're impossible to miss, but others are hidden behind secret interactions or optional bosses that inhabit the reefs. Finding them all is tricky, but will keep Kril fully equipped to get his home back.

is the best-selling title FromSoftware has ever developed, taking the soulsborne games into uncharted territory with its open world. Thanks to this, it is the most approachable of the titles, while managing to keep the famously crushing difficulty that soulslike games are known for. With a project as large as ,there are going to be some growing pains that prevent the game from being perfect. Sometimes, that can be too many reused assets, while other times it can be the balancing of certain enemies.

From the start of , it’s clear that money is hard to come by. There are no shortage of needs that will drain your wallet, from meal recipes to armor repairs. To afford the bare necessities and luxury purchases later down the line, making silver becomes increasingly important.

is making a massive change to its PC version and the community couldn't be more annoyed. Ever since the popular third-person shooter launched on PlayStation 5 and Steam, the game has boasted an enormous player base that's only grown larger as developer Arrowhead Studios has continued to support the game with extensive content patches. Unfortunately, many of those users who have participated in Super Earth's galactic war are disgruntled because of a new requirement that may make it significantly harder to enjoy the game.

is seeing a resurgence in popularity thanks to the new TV series set in the franchise available on Amazon Prime. While following the characters both in the show and the games, it's easy to get absorbed in exploring the Wasteland and forget about the Vaults created by Vault-Tec under the pretense that they'd be locations meant to keep people safe from radiation. Of course, the safety they were promised isn't what many Vault Dwellers received.

's latest and greatest patch, version 1.11.33, represents the biggest update to the game since launch. Containing several pages worth of changes, bug fixes, and new features, it addresses many players' greatest frustrations. It also provides big hints about the upcoming DLC.

Players are about to get a new influx of free Primogems in if new leaks about Version 4.7 are correct. At the moment, the popular RPG by HoYoverse is in the early stages of Version 4.6. The current patch added a load of content, including new Character Quests, as well as an area to the southern reaches of Fontaine. Of course, the most notable aspect of the current update is the introduction of the playable version of Arlecchino in , which had long been awaited.

's long-awaited next-gen update has now refreshed the game on both the Xbox Series X/S and the PlayStation 5, but it's still a better game on the former option thanks to one huge difference between the versions. Ever since first making its way to consoles with, the post-apocalyptic RPG series has had plenty of struggles with bugs and performance issues showing up in every game to varying degrees. The next-gen update does fix some key problems that have persisted in the game since launch, even if it introduces some of its own.

The new update adds a multitude of new enemies to the survival game, all of which vary in difficulty. has been one of the more popular survival games since its release, partially due to its addictive gameplay. The Viking game also made several systematic changes to the genre that removed much of the usual tedious grind. will be the second large update for the game, the first being in late 2022.

Terminal hacking is a significant skill in that gives you access to a wide range of narrative/combat options. Often, accessing the right terminal and choosing the proper commands can help you bypass huge enemy swarms or turn the tide of battle in your favor. If you want to unlock sealed doors, understand life before the War, and access some of the biggest secrets in the game, you'll need to be a good hacker.

's 1.11.33 update is now live, and it brings one of the most highly requested features to the game. This is the biggest update to the game since launch. That's drawn some criticism, as updates have been slow to come. However, announcements this week suggest that Bethesda hasn't forgotten about: the DLC finally has a release window, and for the first time since release, it seems like there's a concrete roadmap for moving forward.

Carrie unlocks the fast travel system in , making returning to already-discovered towns and dungeons much easier. Some of the main quests require backtracking, and you may also want to shop at old locations.

The 1.6 Update for introduced plenty of new features into the game and one of them, the bookseller, has just become even better thanks to the work of a talented fan. Appearing twice every season on random dates, the bookseller floats into Pelican Town and dishes out his wares to the farmer, who stands to gain some handy stat boosts if they purchase his guides. While there are already just under 35 different books that can be purchased, one player took it one step further by introducing even more to the merchant's stock.

In a post-release patch, Larian Studios added Honour Mode to . Honour Mode makes enemies and bosses harder, while introducing harsher rules that work against the player, similar to Tactician Mode. The big difference in what makes Honour Mode such a difficult endeavor is that it only gives players a single save. If a party is wiped out, that's it, the campaign is officially over and a player will have to start again from the Nautiloid Ship in a new save.

One of the core resources you can get in is Influence, which can help you press Claims for more land and negotiate with other settlements through Diplomacy. Having high Influence gives you a better chance to expand and let your settlement grow. However, you need to gather enough of the right resources to raise this aspect of your community through specific locations.

In , codes are one way to give players a little extra something to make the game easier. Playable on multiple platforms, players will want to recruit various crew members and build a fleet of ships to send out from their growing bases. Codes are one way to make this process easier and build up your resources faster than you would otherwise.

is an upcoming looter-shooter that offers a twist to the typical wartime game, making players unallied civilians trying to survive amidst powerful war machines. It's the debut from Fun Dog Studios, a developer founded by industry veterans that have worked on titles like and. It's a title that can never truly be won — enemies will always have the upperhand, but players can do a bit better every journey.

fans hoping for even more expansions after the upcoming DLCare out of luck as creative director Hidetaka Miyazaki shared some bad news about the game's future. Released in 2022, the community has waited for over two years to return to The Lands Between and while pre-release footage continues to look promising, some are already looking to the future. While FromSoftware is known for releasing at least a couple of expansions for their RPGs, with a few exceptions, it seems like won't receive any further post-launch support.

One of the biggest mods ever created for just shared an incredibly in-depth look into its development and it's a monumental achievement for all the volunteers who have contributed to the project. Announced shortly after Bethesda's RPG arrived in 2011, the incredibly ambitious mod known as has been in development for over a decade as the team behind has painstakingly worked to add the entirety of into. It's a massive undertaking, and based on the latest footage, development is progressing steadily.

The long-awaited next-gen upgrade for launched earlier this month on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. Bethesda promised enhancements such as new Performance and Quality mode settings available across all platforms, as well as stability improvements and fixes, but upon its release, there have been complaints of texture issues, crashes, freezes, plummeting framerates, resolution glitches, and more. The issues seem to be worse on PC in general, but many PC players have found their game in an even more broken state due to the number of mods they'd installed over the years that were no longer supported.

Clorinde’s rumored 5-star weapon in has been mentioned in multiple Version 4.7 leaks now and, based on that information, it seems like the sword already has a big problem. Clorinde is a new playable character coming in the next patch for the popular action RPG developed by HoYoverse. Along with Sigewinne and Sethos, Clorinde is one of the three confirmed 4.7 characters, though a lot is still unknown about her through official sources. Other than the fact that she wields an Electro Vision, HoYoverse has not revealed many other details about her, including her ranking.

For a seemingly dour art game excoriating religion, is pretty funny. With its publishing duties handled by 11 bit studios, the small team at the now-Kazakhstan-based studio Odd Meter have devised a discomfiting surrealist dirge of an adventure game, one which matches exquisite moments and inventive visuals with jagged third-person exploration controls. Centered on a nun within the Russian Orthodox Church of the late 19th century, presents a bleak tale stuffed with black humor. Amid the developing political reality surrounding Russia in the present day, the quest feels poignant, even while much of its messaging relies on subjective interpretation.

A stunning and creative new indie puzzle game has hit the market, and is truly a treat for the senses with its approach to a melodious cozy puzzle adventure. Developed by 1 Simple Game and published through Midwest Games, this addictive game is a unique approach to solving puzzles, through the use of music and sound. Going beyond even just the hypnotic music of the game, however, it is a visually beautiful world that can provide a sense of meditative tranquility, even amid the challenge of complex puzzles.

Throughout the Sole Survivor will come across plenty of character who each will have their own agenda. While some in the Commonwealth might be out for themselves, there are a lot who belong to the various factions who vie for power. As the main questline progresses, the question of which the Sole Survivor should side with in the end will arise, with each faction having its own pros and cons.

New codes are released each month for , which can be redeemed for free Dust, Clear Drops, and more. These are typically revealed by the developer, Bluepoch, for the arrival of updates or certain in-game milestones. While the rewards may be insignificant for those playing since launch, this can be an excellent boost for newcomers. Any help is welcome when trying to complete events or challenging a tough encounter.

Having more people in your settlement can make future projects much easier to finish in , but you have to foster a strong community to increase its population. Keeping the families in your town safe will attract others to move in if you have the space. With a larger population, you can generate more revenue and invest in important expansions of your land that will let your city grow.

In , the basic building block of any settlement is the Burgage Plot: a home for villagers that can also passively produce various resources. Burgage Plots are the core of every settlement; you’ll need to build and upgrade them to make space for new villager families. This allows sleepy hamlets to grow and expand into massive feudal-era cities.

Some side quests in are tied to a fishing mini-game, including one where you have to find a rare item called the Fantastic Bait to attract the game's most elusive aquatic animal. Fishing fanatics will want to get this Bait to conclude the story tied to this optional content. Important rewards can be earned when you collect Fantastic Bait for your toughest fishing trip yet.

Players who are just picking up are luck because the game's best event is about to return to help all those newcomers become more accustomed the zany world of the Appalachian Wasteland. Over the course of 's many seasons of content drops, one event in particular has returned on several occasions due to the overwhelmingly positive reception its garnered from the game's community. Now that Bethesda's open-world survival MMO is more popular than ever thanks to the Prim Video adaptation, it's time to introduced those fresh-faced fans to the Zeta aliens.

may be littered with dangerous critters intent on causing players harm but one user discovered that even the smoldering forests of the Ashlands have violence in their hearts. Following the release of the game's latest major content update, the community has ventured bravely into the firey unknown in an effort to scavenge new resources, build stronger weapons, and investigate what horrors could dwell within such a Hellish environment. While many are understandably cautious of giant monsters, it pays to remember that death can spring forward from the most unlikely of places.

opens up many new features after reaching the partially ruined town of Sacrament. Inside the city walls are dozens of quest givers, merchants, and even houses that are eventually available for purchase. Houses certainly aren't free and require both money and effort.

was the first in the franchise to transition to modern gameplay, and in doing that came with major improvements to its predecessors and . Though the previous games in the franchise are still excellent in their own right, as time went on their flaws became more apparent. Performance and stability became inconsistent and ultimately brought down the arguably generational games. avoided these issues as it aged while continuing the trend of successful games for the franchise.

players have been romancing snarky, wannabe photographer Haley since the game came out, but queer players have been celebrating their love for the bachelorette with some edits set to Chappell Roan's «Good Luck, Babe!» The song is from the perspective of a woman talking to her former lover, who's in denial about her attraction to the narrator, instead opting to continue dating a man. From the first Flower Dance, most players will believe Haley has her eyes set on Alex, the stereotypical masculine choice of the game's bachelors, creating a fictional love triangle parallel to that in the song.