As soon as I dive into Chapter 4 and ascend to High Rank, the entire Wilds transforms into High Rank terrain. That means I’ll encounter tougher beasts and scarcer resources, which can be exciting. But, there’s a catch – once I reach High Rank, I can no longer gather Low Rank materials! This is quite a bummer for a collector like me.
The demo version offers you an opportunity to experience seven different scenarios from the first year of the game, and your progress will be saved so it can be continued in the full game once it’s released. Additionally, when you begin playing, you’ll receive one gold amulet and 500 million yen as in-game currency. You’ll be able to enter horses in races at all local racetracks, but only spectating is available at Oi Racecourse. Furthermore, two of the Online Horse Championship races can be attempted, although data upload is not supported at this time.
In a recent chat with Variety, I was asked about the possibility of a third installment in the phenomenal saga, “The Last of Us.” Neil Druckmann, the mastermind behind this epic journey, shared that while it’s not set in stone, Naughty Dog is currently unsure if we’ll ever get to explore more post-apocalyptic America. He hinted that the gripping tale of Ellie and Joel could very well conclude with 2020’s “The Last of Us Part 2.” As a devoted fan, I eagerly await whatever storytelling magic Naughty Dog has in store for us next.
Initially planned to be launched together with the PC version, Cities: Skylines II encountered an indefinite delay following its troublesome debut on that platform. Performance problems persist even today, as reported by Eurogamer. The most recent update we received about the problematic PS5 version was back in October 2024, with developers attributing the issues to “hardware restrictions.
In spite of concerns over optimization problems that many players believe stem from a simple typo, the release of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne has undeniably been a tremendous success.
Based on a 21-page court document, it’s claimed that Strock is under accusation for deceiving his way into hundreds of Fortnite accounts using social engineering methods. Epic Games claims that Strock would often pretend to be legitimate account owners and contact the Fortnite customer support team. The lawsuit outlines several instances where he supplied usernames, platform details, or other account-related information with the intention of fooling the support staff.