This guide isn’t about explaining how to get the highest scores or always finish on time in Cloverpit. Instead, it’s about the exact steps you need to take during a playthrough if you’re aiming for the bad ending, or the 999 ending.
These challenges need to be tackled in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode 1. To make sure you’re at UVH Rank 1, go to the Options menu and choose “Session Settings”. Then, find the “Ultimate Vault Hunter Level” tab and select UVH Rank 1. Keep in mind, these challenges won’t be completed if you aren’t in UVH Rank 1.
You can find Mimicron inside the Tipping Point Bunker, located in the southeastern part of Idolator’s Noose within the Fadefields. When you reach the bunker’s entrance, you’ll see it’s locked. For a helpful guide, watch the video below, which provides a complete walkthrough. Alternatively, you can follow the descriptive instructions provided after the video:
In Solo Leveling, Sung Jin-Woo is famous for fighting on his own. Viewers know that Jin-Woo likes to handle things himself and doesn’t want other hunters to fight alongside him. He’s essentially a one-person force at this point, able to clear dungeons and defeat bosses using his powerful shadow army instead of needing a team.
Gearbox hasn’t revealed much about C4SH’s abilities, but they confirmed at the Stage Event that he’ll have three Action Skills, each with its own unique skill tree. While the results of C4SH’s Skills are somewhat random, they can be very beneficial when they work correctly. Using his clever tricks, C4SH can enhance both himself and his teammates, as well as deliver strong attacks and weaken his opponents, and more.
The poster, visible below, features a long-haired, somewhat unkempt Elordi wearing a fur coat. A closer look reveals the monster’s face is disturbingly constructed – either from stitched-together pieces of skin taken from different bodies, or completely decayed. Both options are equally unsettling! We can also see his hand has no skin, exposing the tendons underneath. Given that Guillermo del Toro doesn’t usually stick to conventions, I’m pleased to see a Frankenstein’s monster that moves away from the usual neck bolts and XXXX. You can view the poster below.
Okay, so I finally figured out how to farm the Vile Lictor! You need to finish the Main Mission called “His Vile Sanctum” first. You get to that mission just by playing through the main story in Terminus Range. Once you’ve beaten that mission, you can then farm the Lictor using Moxxi’s Encore. To actually *get* to him, you head to the Umbral Foundry in Windspear, which is in Terminus Range. You can fast travel right to the Umbral Foundry, but it’s a pretty linear path you have to walk through to get to the boss room. I’ve included a video below to show you exactly how to get there – it really helps! It’s much easier to see it than to read about it.
Launched in early access last year, Dimensional Double Shift is a free-to-play VR game for 2 to 4 players. It really showcases Owlchemy Labs’ signature witty and funny style. After a recent preview, where I played with CEOwl Andrew Eiche, the Dimensional Double Shift New Joysey expansion has definitely impressed me.
I’ve been following Dimensional Double Shift since it launched into early access back in September 2024, and I’m really excited about it! It’s a co-op multiplayer VR game, and what’s cool is that it really focuses on hand-tracked gameplay – something you don’t see a lot of. I recently read an interview with Andrew Eiche, the CEO of Owlchemy Labs (they call him Chief Executive Owl, which is fun!), where he talked about the game’s humor, the upcoming New Joysey expansion, and what he thinks the future holds for VR. The interview was edited to make it shorter and easier to read.
As a skater, I was amazed to see that the Grab category has a whopping 63 tricks! They’re broken down into sections like modified grabs, grabs you do from the ground, one-foot grabs, and even tricks where you don’t use your feet! You’ll find skaters using a ton of these moves whether they’re just starting out, competing at a semi-pro level, or going for gold as a pro. One trick you *definitely* need to learn is the Benihana, which you’ll encounter in the Benihana Front Flip Challenge. It’s a pretty advanced move, and it’s not just about mashing buttons – it really takes skill and technique!