Best Open-World Games With The Most Fun Characters

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Many open-world games use a silent or quiet main character to help players feel truly involved in the game. Because of this, it’s important to include other characters in the world who can offer some friendly chatter and casual conversations, preventing the gameplay from becoming repetitive. However, having a main character who *can* talk is also a good approach, allowing them to interact with these characters as they explore the expansive world. The excellent games listed below are prime examples of open-world titles that boast a fun and varied cast of side characters, all of whom contribute to a more memorable experience. These characters really enhance the journey.

Borderlands 4: Skull Orchid Boss Guide and Legendary Drops

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Even if Skull Orchid doesn’t drop one of its unique legendary items, you’re still guaranteed to get good loot because it’s an Auger Mine boss. Plus, the boss fight is very easy to restart using Moxxi’s Big Encore, meaning you could end up fighting Skull Orchid for quite a while. Here’s a guide on how to locate and farm Skull Orchid in Borderlands 4.

Best Games That Made Their Developers Household Names

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Fans often consider these games to be the high point of their series, praising how well the developers realized their ideas while also making the games incredibly enjoyable. Now, let’s explore the titles that achieved such remarkable critical and commercial success, solidifying the developers’ reputations forever.

Ethereum’s Elegance: ETF Inflows and the $4,300 Ballet

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The so-called boost has coincided with cryptocurrency ETF inflows, which have soared like a bluestocking at a rowdy gentlemen’s club. Institutional allure seems to be growing, suggestive of a trend mimicking a posh seaside resort’s seasonal variability – optimism as fickle as the evening’s weather. Yet, one ponders if ETH might wither beneath this glamour, without facing the inevitable scowl of market volition at just above $4,300. 🌧️📉

Dark Souls 3 And Other Great Soulslikes That Deserve A Remaster

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Games similar to the Souls series, particularly those released when the genre was becoming popular, could benefit from being updated for today’s players, especially if the original gameplay wasn’t perfect. As more and more gamers discover these challenging titles, it’s clear why both well-loved and imperfect Soulslikes are seeing remasters – there’s definitely a demand for them.

Old Development Images From Aspyr’s KOTOR Remake Surface Online

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The original Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is now available on current gaming consoles through ports, but fans were thrilled when a complete remake was announced in 2021. Unfortunately, excitement faded quickly. In 2022, the developer Aspyr dismissed both the art and design directors, and ultimately left the project later that year. Saber Interactive took over the remake, but there haven’t been any significant updates about it since.

The Sims 4: All Smoothie Recipes & Effects

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Smoothies are a favorite among Sims 4 players, and many had requested a blender be added to the game – and it finally arrived! This guide provides everything you need to know about smoothies in The Sims 4, covering all the recipes and what effects each one has.

23-Year-Old MMORPG Closes Server Due to Overpopulation

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Final Fantasy 11 first came out in Japan in 2002, and then became available in North America and Europe in 2003. This MMORPG was incredibly successful during its peak, even after World of Warcraft entered the market in 2004. Remarkably, both of these games are still running today, and now Final Fantasy 11 needs to adapt because it still has a large number of players.