If you’ve noticed differences between the Chinese and global versions of Where Winds Meet, you might know you can have multiple characters on one account. This is a great feature because it simplifies managing them – everything is linked to the same login. Plus, you can completely re-customize a character and start their journey over from the beginning.
The creation of Star Citizen has been both thrilling and filled with debate. It began with a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2012, and since then, the game has consistently broken crowdfunding records, recently exceeding $900 million. This makes Star Citizen one of the most costly video games ever developed. Even though it’s still in early access after all this time, the game features expensive in-game purchases, which have sparked controversy among players.
Square Enix might not be heading in the right direction with the next Final Fantasy game, especially considering what fans are hoping for. Many players are eager to see the series return to its classic style, a sentiment fueled by the positive reception of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. However, while fans want a return to the series’ roots, they also want to leave certain aspects behind. A lengthy Reddit thread dedicated to Final Fantasy 17 shows just how many expectations players have for the next installment, and it’s clear they have a lot of ideas about what they want to see.
Saint Figarland Garling is the leader of the Holy Knights and a member of the Five Elders in the series One Piece. He took over the position after Saturn’s death during the Egghead arc. At the time, many believed he deserved the promotion, as he had previously won the battle at God Valley.
From the beginning, Skyrim had a huge impact, and many developers started making their own games inspired by it. Some tried to recreate the same feel and ideas that made Skyrim so successful, while others took a different approach but still showed respect for this incredibly popular game.
You can start the “Stripes are in this Season” quest by unlocking Tigger in Disney Dreamlight Valley and becoming friends with Cruella De Vil until you reach friendship level 7 with her.
Yarnhub, the popular YouTube channel known for its beautifully animated military history videos, is creating its first video game, called Brass Rain. The game is a free-to-play World War II online shooter for many players, and it’s being funded by fans with over $2.9 million raised. The development team includes veterans from well-known game studios like EA and Remedy. I watched the trailer and it looks fantastic, though I noticed the soldiers reload their M1 Garand rifles a lot – it’s a bit strange seeing the same animation repeated so often, especially since it seems the trailer wasn’t filmed in real-time. I’m excited to see if Brass Rain can become a strong competitor to games like Hell Let Loose and Enlist.
After a long wait, Escape From Tarkov officially launched on Steam on November 15th, but the release was plagued by server issues. Many players couldn’t access the game, prompting an apology from the developer, Buyanov. Before the problems could be addressed, the game received a wave of negative reviews on Steam, resulting in a current “Mixed” rating. It was disappointing for fans that the full release was so problematic.
After a fantastic run, My Hero Academia is nearing its conclusion. Although the anime is just getting to these final events, the manga ended about a year ago. The story wraps up with the defeat of All For One and the death of Shigaraki Tomura. However, the ending is also tinged with sadness, as Izuku Midoriya, the main character, loses his most powerful ability, One For All. This loss is particularly impactful, considering all the effort and sacrifice Izuku made to master the power and prove himself worthy.
Enter our dear analyst, Ali Martinez, who’s been staring into his blockchain tea leaves and swearing on the idea that Ethereum is headed for a quaint little holiday at around two grand. Now, these on-chain mumbo jumbo, called MVRV Pricing Bands – quite the mouthful – are basically fancy tools telling us when ETH is a good buy, a fair price, or just plain overvalued. It’s as if the coin is saying, “Hey, I’m undervalued now – buy me, before I go even cheaper!”
