Defeating bosses for farming in *Borderlands 4* is generally simple. However, if you’re aiming to get the Aegon’s Dream item, you’ll need to repeatedly fight a particular enemy found in one of the game’s starting areas. Here’s how to do it.
Eiichiro Oda, the creator of *One Piece*, is known for cleverly misleading readers about his characters. He often presents them initially as enigmatic, frightening, or even villainous, but then reveals important details about their past or has them perform heroic acts much later in the story. This completely changes how fans view them. Throughout the series, this has happened with many characters, but these eight are the most famous examples.
Although *Borderlands 4* initially launched successfully, PC players have quickly encountered several problems. Since its release on September 12th, reports have surfaced regarding technical issues and poor performance, including stuttering and lower-than-expected framerates. Players have speculated about the cause, with some blaming the game’s engine (Unreal Engine 4) and others pointing to the Denuvo anti-tamper software.
Throughout the *Naruto* series, we’ve witnessed many ninjas achieve greatness and then fade away. The strongest ninjas in each generation typically possess unique powers. A prime example is the original Hokage, who could use the incredibly rare Wood Release technique and was a direct relative of Asura Otsutsuki.
In *Borderlands 4*, the “Electroshock Therapy” side quest is an early, straightforward mission designed to help you gain a few levels. However, one section of the quest can be tricky, so we’ve put together this guide to help you get through it.
According to the geniuses at Bitget, Jelly Labs, WeFi, and ZIGChain, Trump’s shenanigans are like something out of a comedy sketch-except it’s real, and it’s messing with the US dollar. 🤑 While gold’s been the go-to for shaky times, Bitcoin’s now stepping in like the cool kid at the party, saying, “Move over, shiny rock, it’s my turn!” 💻✨
You can find Lost Capsules by opening the map and filtering the Legend entries to show only their locations. There are 20 of these collectibles hidden throughout Kairos. Once you find one, simply use your grapple hook or pick it up directly. When you have a Lost Capsule, Claptrap will let you know. To get rewards, take the Lost Capsule to any Safehouse or Faction Town and place it in the Decrypt Station. This will give you a random assortment of items, cash, and 15 SDU Tokens.
The second season of Dandadan premiered in 2025 and has been fantastic! However, it will be ending on September 18, 2025. While Dandadan has been a wonderful series, there are currently no plans for a third season.
The game, officially titled *Metroid Prime 4: Beyond*, is nearing completion, though a December release is a bit unusual, so another delay is possible. If you’re unfamiliar with Samus Aran’s story, particularly the *Metroid Prime* series, here’s why this game is so highly anticipated and important.
Once you’ve beaten the Rippers in Queen’s Cradle with Zane, you’ll find a DAHL machine. Use your grapple hook to pull off the vent on the side. This lets you hack the jamming device, but it takes some force! To destroy the device, go around to the south side of the machine and find a grapple point. Then, climb onto the platform above it and perform a ground pound – press and hold Circle (PlayStation), B (Xbox), or Ctrl (PC) while in the air – on the raised circle on top of the device. Hitting the circle will destroy the device and solve the puzzle.
