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As a long-time Destiny 2 player, I remember how excited everyone was when it launched back in 2017. Even though it’s free-to-play now with all the expansions, there’s been some drama behind the scenes. Last year, a writer named Matthew Martineau actually sued Bungie, saying they’d used ideas from his work in the Red Legion storyline and The Curse of Osiris expansion. It was a pretty big deal, and the case actually made it past Bungie’s attempts to get it thrown out and was heading to court. Thankfully, it looks like everything’s been settled out of court now, which is good to hear.

Players haven’t just enjoyed freedom within games – they’ve actually discovered unexpected ways to play, even finding loopholes developers didn’t anticipate. By pushing the limits, they’ve created their own solutions to challenges and defeated bosses in ways the game designers probably didn’t intend, but that still work! Let’s look at some games where it’s fun to experiment and see what you can uncover.

To start the Snap and Salvage quest in ARC Raiders, you need to go to either the Robotic Sandbox A or B locations on the Stella Montis map. Both of these spots are found on the second, lower level of the map, so you’ll have to descend to reach them.

Vanillite and its evolved forms have a surprisingly good set of moves, making them more useful in competitive battles than before. If you’re interested in competitive Pokémon, it’s a good idea to try and get one quickly.

Gible is a popular Pokémon because of its strong final evolution, Garchomp. Garchomp is considered one of the best Dragon-type Pokémon, but it takes a while to get there!

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Luckily, there are several free games that offer a similar experience to Stardew Valley without costing anything. These games range from simple, relaxing simulations to expansive role-playing games that still feel warm and inviting. Some even feature huge open worlds where you can build a life surrounded by nature. Whether you enjoy exploring or improving your home, these free options provide plenty of fun for players on a budget.

As a fan, I’ve found that some of the coolest discoveries aren’t immediately available. You actually need to hit certain milestones in your city first – things like building a Shipyard and earning 500 Knowledge – before you can unlock them. They call these milestones ‘Inspirations,’ and they really make you feel like you’re progressing and earning these rewards!

Given that My Hero Academia focuses on students in school, it’s natural that creator Kohei Horikoshi included some romantic relationships. He himself has said that a school story about heroes wouldn’t feel realistic without them, even if finding time for romance within the main plot was difficult. While not a central focus, the romantic elements in My Hero Academia are engaging and add depth to the characters’ lives, whether it’s the connection between Izuku Midoriya and Ochaco Uraraka, or other pairings. Horikoshi clearly enjoys exploring a number of different couples within the series’ world.