This Arc Raiders Loot Route Is Virtually Unbeatable, But There’s a Catch

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A detailed guide to a good loot route in Arc Raiders is available in a YouTube video by The Gaming Merchant, and several other creators have also shared similar guides. The walkthrough is about 20 minutes long and easy to follow, even for new players. However, there’s a significant factor players should know about – it’s not quite as simple as it seems, adding a bit of complexity to the route.

Outer Worlds 2: The Lab That Shouted Incoherently and Often Walkthrough

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You have two options for entering the farm. You can charge in and fight the farmers directly, but be careful – there are many of them, so you might need to proceed cautiously based on your strength. Remember to use your companion’s skills and your inhaler to stay healthy and reduce the number of enemies. Once you’ve defeated them all, you can simply enter the farm through the main gate.

JPMorgan Analysts Predict Bitcoin Could Hit $170K, And People Are Still Listening?!

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Eric Balchunas, a Senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, recently spilled the beans on JPMorgan’s super optimistic outlook for Bitcoin. Led by Managing Director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou (who, by the way, has a name that sounds like a password you’ll forget in 5 seconds), they’re all in on Bitcoin. Their big claim? Bitcoin is “undervalued.” Right, sure. The thing that’s crashed below $100k is somehow a bargain compared to gold. Sounds like a steal!

Hollow Knight: Silksong Releases New Update for November 2025

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Despite all the excitement and positive feedback, Silksong hasn’t been without its issues. A common concern among players is the game’s high difficulty. Some feel Hollow Knight: Silksong is simply too challenging, citing problems like Hornet’s large collision area and bosses dealing excessive damage, which adds unnecessary stress. While upgrades and items might help alleviate these issues, Team Cherry is consistently working to refine and improve the game.

Nintendo Claims It Won’t Hike Switch 2’s Price, But There Could Be A Catch

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This week, IGN reported on Nintendo’s financial briefing for the fiscal year ending March 2026. During the meeting, company executives, including president Shuntaro Furukawa and Shigeru Miyamoto, were asked about rising costs for memory chips. Shareholders were concerned that these increased costs could impact profits and potentially lead to higher prices for Nintendo systems. Furukawa responded to these concerns by: