ARC Raiders: Increase Max Stash & Backpack Storage Space

When you begin playing ARC Raiders, you’ll start with 64 spaces in your stash to hold items. This is plenty of room for the materials and items you find at the beginning. But as you complete more raids and collect more loot, your storage will start to fill up.

Ball X Pit: 10 Strongest Fusions

Evolutions create completely new balls with unique effects when two balls combine, while Fusions simply merge two balls together. With Fusions, both balls retain their original effects, but become more powerful and are activated as a single unit. This can free up space in your inventory for other helpful items.

Crit Knife Lives: Borderlands 4’s Most OP Item Is Still OP Despite Nerf

In Borderlands 4, a “crit knife” refers to any throwing knife equipped with the Penetrator Augment. Initially, this perk ensured that all damage dealt to a target was a critical hit for five seconds. Combined with damage-boosting effects, these knives could quickly eliminate most enemies. A patch on October 23rd aimed to balance this by changing the perk to increase critical hit chance by 30% for five seconds, instead of guaranteeing critical hits. However, a bug caused the knife to set the crit chance to 30%—not increase it. Because many advanced player builds already have a crit chance exceeding 30%, this change didn’t just weaken the knives; it actually reduced damage output for some players.

Co-Op Horror Game with ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ Reviews Is Free to Play on Steam for Limited Time

Many people believe REPO is a major reason Steam has seen increased profits from cooperative games. The unique game reached nearly 270,000 players at its most popular point and remains a frequently played title since its release in February. Despite still being in early access – which might give some players pause – now is a great time to try it, as REPO is currently on sale with a very attractive offer.

It’s The End Of An Era For The One Piece Anime

As a huge One Piece fan, I’m honestly a little shaken up by the recent news! It looks like the anime is going through a massive transformation. For over 26 years, we’ve been getting new episodes almost every week, but starting in 2026, it’s switching to a seasonal format – meaning longer gaps between releases. It’s a big change, and a lot of us are worried, especially since the anime has already been taking long breaks. What’s really frustrating is that this production shift doesn’t seem to be fixing the issues with pacing or quality. It feels like One Piece is stepping into a whole new era, and while it could be amazing, it’s definitely a bit nerve-wracking!