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Destiny 2 keeps the tradition going of introducing new weapons with the release of a new Season, namely Season of the Chosen this time. What is odd about this Season, is that the developers provided awesome rewards to each activity this time around, with the community being mostly positive until now. One of those new weapons introduced, is the Bottom Dollar, a cool looking Hand Cannon. The specific weapon is already causing trouble in Destiny 2’s community, seeing how dominant it can be to certain occasions.

Like many modern remakes, Diablo 2: Resurrected allows players to turn on legacy mode and swap to the original graphics at any time. Diablo 2 is over 20 years old at this point, and the original graphics mode is really only there for novelty and purists who want to experience the game exactly as it was in 2000. Thankfully, you can instantly swap between new and old at the press of a button, no loading screens required.

Well known for its open-world mayhem Far Cry 6, Ubisoft’s latest entry in the series, is no different. Having a paradise to explore by land, sea or air, destroying enemy outposts, or simply playing a game of dominoes is surely always more entertaining with a friend? Including Co-Op in each title since Far Cry 4, teaming up with a fellow Guerilla has never been easier. Fighting back against the nefarious Castillo control of Yara as a pair guarantees all sorts of bombastic outcomes.

Sliding is a core aspect of parkour, and many Dying Light players expect to be able to slide immediately when playing Dying Light 2. However, sliding is not a default ability in this sequel. Dying Light 2 withholds multiple parkour moves that most games would give the player right from the beginning and instead makes them unlockable skills that can only be obtained later in the game. They’re not even beginner-level skills either, requiring at least a few hours to unlock.

If you’ve been playing Fallout 4 for a while then you’re probably well familiar with its workshop feature. However, the mechanic is one of those easy to learn, but hard to master style elements that has a lot of hidden depth throughout. Those who’ve spent dozens of hours building up their settlements will likely breeze through the new DLC, Fallout 4 Vault-Tec Workshop, but others could struggle with a few of the requirements that it asks of the player.

Another day in Far Cry 6, another treasure hunt through Yara. For this side quest, a mix of cave diving and elemental skulls will be playing a major part. “The Emerald Skull” is one of the more intense pursuits as far as treasure hunting goes. Below will be an in-depth breakdown/walkthrough in regards to discovering the quest and beginning it to eventually achieving completion. How to Start The Emerald Skull To begin the quest, first head to Concepcion in Conuco, located in the El Este region.

How to make Gil without Crafting? Dear reader, we feel your pain. Crafting is tedious, expensive, and for the most part, pretty dang boring. There are days where crafters can spend ten plus hours just to get a single gear set completed. Not every player in Final Fantasy 14 wants to deal with that nonsense. While cooking or making jewelry are considered “easy money” by most, let us clue you in on a little secret.

With the release of Season 10 in Fortnite some players are finding that they’ve unlocked a brand new emote called “Pony Up.” This emote comes from Ride the Pony emote that was released all the way back in Season 2 as a Battle Pass Tier Reward. As Season 10 in Fortnite gets underway, they’ve made the Ride the Pony a traversal emote accessible in Battle Royale and Save the World modes.

The second stage of Genshin Impact‘s version 2.2 Labyrinth Warriors event is here, bringing another challenge as well as the second part of the new storyline. With that said, we will now show you the full map of both floors and tell you everything you need to know so that you can clear Labyrinth Warriors’ Stage 2 “The Brutal Divergence” easily and claim all of its rewards. Best Team Compositions and Shikifudas For this stage, we advise you to make use of a Pyro DPS since the bosses will all be susceptible to Melt/Vaporize damage.