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Dratnos and Tettles are back with another series of Race to World First Daily Recap videos! These videos will be recorded daily after Liquid finishes raiding, meaning they should be released around 2am Pacific Time, near the start of the European guilds' day. Looking for livestreams, guilds to watch, and analytics to dive into? Check out the Wowhead RWF Coverage Article for the latest lists of streamers, raid coverage, and boss guides. Drama abounds in today's Race to World First Recap, featuring accusations of exploiting which Dratnos and Tettles break down and give their takes on. Let us know what you think, but make sure to stay civil and remember that there are human beings on the other side of the computer screen! Nexus Princess Ky'veza has defied all expectations and survived to Sunday, and is approaching Halondrus levels of historic difficulty for a non-final-two boss. Dratnos and Tettles give their takes on whether this is a good thing and if/when any nerfs should be deployed. They also talk about the comp shifts that have been required by the boss, including the shift from two to one tanks to squeeze out a little more damage! It's been an eventful day in the Race to World First, and it looks like we're going to be going well over the first reset, so make sure you stay tuned every day for more Race to World First Recap content!

October's always the perfect time to dive into horror games, and it looks like horror fans will be spoiled for choice this year. From the already-divisive remake to the less thoroughly transformed return of , there are a lot of obvious options to leap for. Even the DLC is getting into the spirit, adding a touch of cosmic horror to a game that otherwise focuses more on the joy of exploration than the fear of the unknown.

is all about the call of adventure and duty beyond the comfort of home, but is a Middle-Earth game for those who would rather resist the call. Developed by Wētā Workshop and published by Private Division, the game replaces full-scale battles with trials like nailing the consistency of a stew. It's squarely positioned as a part of the burgeoning cozy game market, focusing on all the mundane parts of life but making them charming and attractive in the way that only a video game can.

There are so many things about expansion that are worthy of praise, particularly for players like myself who enjoy playing the game mostly solo. Of course, any MMORPG is meant to be played multiplayer, but several negative situations over the years have left me preferring to do my own thing wherever possible. feels as though it is specifically catering to me in this respect, with numerous ways to explore the content of the expansion without social anxiety.

To unlock the Platinum Trophy in, players will need to unlock the secret What a Trip! trophy. This trophy involves defeating seven enemies with the Tripcaster, one of the many weapons available to Aloy, the protagonist of and. To unlock this trophy, players must find Aloy in and unlock the -themed Machine Learning level.

The iPhone 16 lineup does not flaunt a killer redesign, and the majority of the changes introduced by Apple are on the inside and were implemented to address the complaints that iPhone 15 owners experienced. So what selling point can the technology giant bank on to ensure it ships a healthy iPhone 16 units this year? Apple Intelligence, of course, but the company’s slew of on-device and cloud-based generative AI features are not expected to arrive until the next major software update. Additionally, a new report states that the firm may have resorted to disingenuous marketing of the iPhone 16 because the hardware is not all that impressive to run those features.

The farming and life sim genre is extraordinarily crowded as many developers try to chase the success of Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Some are more successful than others. For example, August’s Fields of Mistriaimpressed in early access by sticking to the genre’s core conceit and creating a town full of villagers that you want to get to know better. Now, Weta Workshop is attempting to capitalize on this trend with a video game based on The Lord of the Rings.

Of the many collectable cosmetics coming with WoW's 20th Anniversary in Patch 11.0.5, the Sylvanas inspired Ensemble: Dark Ranger General's Kit features a wide variety of customization options for all classes and characters! The expansive 13-piece ensemble can be worn by male or female characters, featuring a choice of full breastplate or partial vest for both. Each of these chest pieces also has an alternate version that includes a quiver, which can by worn by any class. Finally, Hunters have the unique option of equipping a standalone quiver instead of the normal cloak. The Dark Ranger General's Breastplate includes an attached quiver, while the alternate Dark Ranger General's Vest does not. The Dark Ranger General's Chestguard includes an attached quiver, while the alternate Dark Ranger General's Bodice does not. This brings the total to 6 versions: four chests and two backpieces.

Publisher Hero Games and developer PAN STUDIO have released the Tokyo Game Show 2024 teaser trailer for fantasy adventure RPG Duet Night Abyss.