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With Patch 11.1.7, WoW at last included Battle for Azeroth in the Timewalking expansion lineup. This followed the addition of Classic Timewalking during the 20th anniversary event in Patch 11.0.5. To mark this special moment, World of Warcraft also launched a new Turbulent Timeways event, highlighting the new dungeons and the rewards you can earn.

So, I recently saw a video from Yoshiki Okamoto – he used to work at Capcom – and he’s come out pretty strongly against Palworld and the lawsuit Nintendo has filed. Basically, he thinks it’s wrong to play the game Palworld while things are still being sorted out legally. He feels that “by playing it (Palworld), you are supporting it. So please don’t buy it.” It’s definitely stirred up a lot of discussion among us gamers, and a lot of people are giving Okamoto some flak for saying that.

Solo Leveling is a truly captivating anime that’s quickly become a fan favorite, and its popularity is expected to continue growing with each new season. Currently, Solo Leveling has two seasons available, and the second season significantly increased its fanbase earlier this year. For the past two years, Solo Leveling has been a major force in the anime world, a fact highlighted by its win at the Crunchyroll Awards earlier this year, where it was named Anime of the Year. Solo Leveling also has a strong chance of winning Anime of the Year again next year, largely due to the second season being even more successful than the first.

Patch 11.2.5 for World of Warcraft is launching soon, and it’s packed with fun new things to do and improvements to the game. While this update doesn’t add to the story of World of Warcraft: The War Within, it does move us closer to the Midnight expansion.

With this new installment, the developers at Sucker Punch have given players a wider variety of weapons, resulting in a really enjoyable combat experience in Ghost of Yotei. The combat system is a major highlight of an already well-made game, and one feature particularly stood out to me-and will likely surprise many players-: disarming.

Marvel’s Wolverine will include several characters players will recognize from the comic books. We’ve heard rumors about some of these figures appearing only in Marvel’s Wolverine, but others were officially revealed in the game’s State of Play trailer. Mystique has understandably received a lot of attention, as she’s a popular character both in the movies and in comics like Jason Aaron’s “Get Mystique” storyline. However, Omega Red is also worth discussing. While a major villain like Sabretooth is likely to appear, Omega Red seems more comparable to Marvel’s Spider-Man’s Mr. Negative-not as powerful as a Doc Ock-but he’s still expected to give Logan a tough battle in the game. Interestingly, this won’t be possible in the Ultimate comics universe anymore, as Wolverine permanently defeated and killed him in Ultimate Wolverine #10.

One Piece’s Elbaf arc is really captivating, largely thanks to the Elbaf flashback we’re seeing now. Fans have been waiting for years, and they’re finally getting the God Valley Flashback! This event has begun in the manga, but the story is still unfolding.

The Reliquary of Resilience is found in the Tokachi Range, north of the Yotei Grasslands. To reach it, players should follow the Nupir River upstream towards Serpent’s Pass. They’ll arrive at Traveler’s Rest, where a woman is being bothered by a ronin. From Traveler’s Rest, venture further into the woods. You’ll quickly see a hill you can climb. Continue along the cliffside until you find a climbable wall (see location above). Once you’ve scaled the rocks, jump and grapple upwards, then mantle forward until you reach the Reliquary of Resilience. Finally, approach the central altar to read the inscription: