Final Fantasy 7 Remake features a total of 26 side quests. While some are more enjoyable than others, not every chapter has them – a few sections of the game focus solely on the main story and defeating Shinra. Here’s a complete list of all the side quests and the rewards you’ll receive for finishing them.
Once you meet Director Qin at the base entrance while doing the ‘Break the Siege’ quest, the ‘Valley Reboot’ quest will start in Arknights Endfield. From there, head to the outskirts of the base, which is called The Hub. Just follow the yellow circle on your map, and then continue to the deployment area using the next marker.
During the “Walk in the Park” quest, you’ll find a worried crew member underground. He, Kitt, wants to get his research data back, but his colleagues, the Endmins, won’t let him because the area is full of enemies and too dangerous.
You’ll quickly get a quest called ‘A Prime Specimen’ from Shani, a Security Trader. She asks you to check out an ARC Deforester near Blue Gate, but like many quests in ARC Raiders, she doesn’t give you precise directions, so it’s easy to wander around and get lost.
Researchers are exploring how quantum graph neural networks can enhance message passing and scalability in next-generation wireless systems.
Building on what Bungie learned designing classes in the Destiny games, Marathon takes a different approach, focusing on how classes work within the core gameplay of extracting from missions. While Destiny 2 classes let you pick a playstyle based on how powerful you wanted to feel, Marathon is about making smart choices and understanding limitations. Considering what strengths from your favorite Destiny 2 class you might need to sacrifice – or emphasize – will help you quickly adapt when Marathon launches in March.
With lots of Glimmet currently available in Pokémon GO, we suggest collecting enough Glimmet Candy to evolve it into Glimmora. This guide will help you find and evolve Glimmet quickly, detailing all the ways to catch this Pokémon from Generation 9 and earn that Candy more easily.
Ubisoft recently announced a significant company restructuring that will involve closing some studios and reducing its workforce. The first round of layoffs has begun, with plans to cut 200 jobs at their Paris office. In response, French labor unions have voted to strike and are working with unions in other countries.
The company revealed a new structure called ‘Creative Houses’ to better organize its popular games and brands. These houses will group content into five different categories based on genre and franchise. Each house will operate somewhat independently, with its own leaders who will be in charge of developing the brand, planning content, and guiding the creative vision for its specific games.
Look, for me, controllers are all about comfort. I can just chill back and enjoy the game, which is awesome. But when I’m really trying to compete against other players, I usually end up sitting up straight anyway, focused on what’s happening. So while a controller feels better, it doesn’t always give me an edge when it’s time to get serious.