STALKER

In Destiny 2, players are openly criticizing an apparent imbalance in the game, particularly concerning the Nightstalker subclass. As pointed out by DepletedMitochondria, the statistics make it abundantly clear that Void Hunters are overwhelmingly popular among players, while other classes appear to be underrepresented. This trend is echoed in discussions on the subreddit, where many hunter players express their frustration, such as BananaBrodie who frequently finds himself as the sole hunter on teams filled with Void Hunters. It seems like Destiny’s PvP environment has transformed into a game show titled “Who Wants to Be a Hunter?” without providing a fair opportunity for Titans and Warlocks to hold their own.

This season has been quite challenging for Gabriela. Her relationship with Diego ended, her father returned to prison and encountered an unknown illness at Three Rock, and her romantic life has seen significant fluctuations. In terms of her love life, it experienced a significant setback in Episode 18 when it was disclosed that the man she had begun dating was stalking her. Nevertheless, this situation soon resolved, and while this twist left Stephanie Arcila, who portrays Gabriela, surprised, she also explained why it served as a “powerful wake-up call” for her character.

To find a particular conclusion, you should be aware of which tasks are crucial and what outcomes are possible. While some key decisions within the main mission may seem significant, they might not impact the final outcome at all.

This week, GSC Game World unveiled their Q2 2025 spring plan for STALKER 2 on their developer’s blog. Alongside the points previously mentioned, it’s anticipated that fresh content will also be added to the game. To expedite the lengthy shader compilation process that occurs each time we launch STALER 2, the developers have hinted at the introduction of two new weapons.

In the opening episode of Season 2 of The Last of Us, Ellie and Dina venture into a deserted market following the discovery of a band of deceased infected and a brutally slain bear in the vicinity. Despite Kat (a former girlfriend of Ellie) expressing reservations about their departure from the patrol to investigate the store, they proceed regardless and eliminate two clickers that had entered. However, later on, Ellie accidentally falls through the floor into a subterranean warehouse, becoming trapped. Believing herself to be alone at first, she encounters an infected creature that moves on four legs and has been observing her from one of the shelves. As Ellie’s attention is turned elsewhere, viewers are finally given a glimpse of this mysterious figure before it retreats to conceal itself once more and then resurfaces to seize her. This type of infected had not previously appeared in the series, but fans of the games will undoubtedly recognize its ominous growls and stealthy mannerisms.

WARNING: Spoilers below for The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 1