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Best Ames 85 loadout
Best Ames 85 class
The best Black Ops 6 Ames 85 loadout for the beta suits players that like to land precise shots at medium to long range. Thanks to some excellent attachments, you’ll still have a very high movement speed indeed, able to duck in and out of fights, flanking your opponents and landing damage-boosted headshots. In general, assault rifles offer a slightly different playstyle to the fast-paced SMG meta that is otherwise more popular. With the right setup, the Ames 85 can really dominate, especially on maps like Derelict and Rewind, which feature long sightlines and plenty of places to ambush your enemies from afar in the Black Ops 6 beta.
The ability to multiply damage output by landing headshots is what makes the Ames 85 so deadly in this particular setup, and easily one of the best loadouts in Black Ops 6 currently. When using the right attachments, you can boost the Handling of this assault rifle, while adding in a muc…
The Astro Bot credits curiously include mentions of multiple games that don’t make a cameo appearance in PlayStation’s new platformer.Astro Bot takes the platforming mascot across an entire galaxy to save 150 VIP bots cosplaying as important characters from PlayStation’s 30-year history – here’s how to find all Astro Bot collectibles if you’re struggling with the rescue mission – which includes recognizable faces from Sony’s owned-studios and third-party partners.The Astro Bot credits conclude with a “special thanks to our long-time friends,” which is more a listing of various trademarks from companies such as Activision, Konami, Capcom, and Sega that all have characters included in the game.What’s interesting is that these credits also namedrop Stellar Blade and developer Shift Up, Rise of the Ronin and Koei Tecmo Games, Worms and developer Team17, newly-revived platformer Croc and Argonauts Games, and multiple series from publisher Ubisoft, including Assassin’s Creed, Rayman, and Bey…
Baldur’s Gate 3’s long-awaited Patch 7 has finally arrived, and it hasn’t taken very long for fans to make the most out of the RPG’s new modding tool – players have already unlocked a secret developer mode, allowing for the creation of custom campaigns and more.Only two days after Patch 7’s hotly anticipated release, a mastermind modder known online as ‘Siegfre’ uploaded BG3 Toolkit Unlocked. This handy utility mod reactivates “the disabled features and enables write permissions for the BG3 Toolkit” – opening up the opportunity for “level editing, save editing, and more.” While fans have discovered a way to access all of this now, though, developers never intended for players to be able to use any of it.Speaking to PC Gamer during this year’s Game Developer’s Conference, Larian Studios lead Swen Vincke revealed that Patch 7’s official mod kit wouldn’t allow for custom campaigns or level editing akin to Divinity: Original Sin 2’s own. “With Divinity, there was not a lot of traction on […
Patch 7 has finally arrived to Baldur’s Gate 3, and it looks like Larian Studios was as eager as the community to try out some of the newly officially integrated mods – including the popular party limit remover, a mod that’s about to get even better.One of the “very first” mods, as publishing director Michael “Cromwelp” Douse reveals in a recent post, that Larian tested publicly post Patch 7 was one that axes the pesky party limit in Baldur’s Gate 3. Created by PixellBytes and aptly dubbed the “Adjustable Party Limit” mod, it allows fans to add any and every companion to their adventuring crew. At first glance, this could put the game’s difficulty balance at risk.Tackling goblins with eight people is easier than proving victorious with just four, after all. Not for long, though – as PixellBytes describes in a comment on Larian’s playthrough with the Adjustable Party Limit mod enabled, adjustable difficulty is underway: “If anyone is worried about the effect this mod might have on balan…
During the opening hours of Star Wars Outlaws, there’s a moment that feels magical. After crash-landing on the plains of Toshara Moon, you’re set loose with a speeder and tasked with reaching the nearby city before a pursuing group of bandits turn protagonist Kay Vess to scoundrel Swiss cheese. Despite the danger, the adventure ahead feels limitless. The planet unfurls in every direction, its grassy plains billowing as your speeder tears across them, and it feels like you’re about to be set loose upon it all. After seeing early impressions comparing Star Wars Outlaws to Red Dead Redemption 2 – and those comparisons labeled “great” by creative director Julian Gerighty – it seemed like my dreams were coming true. After all, this supposed likeness was the reason I dived into Outlaws. I’m not a Star Wars buff, but the merest mention of Rockstar’s western epic is usually enough to send me trotting around the Grizzlies. Yet, not long after Kay’s speeder coughed into life, cr…
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Raven rewards and Niflheim chests
The God of War Ragnarok Ravens are Odin’s spies, with locations around the realms that are difficult to find at the best of times. But if you want to find all of Odin’s Ravens, there’s 48 of the morbid corvids out there that you need to pop with a well-thrown weapon. It’s worth it – with chests in Niflheim that players can open to get unique armor if they can do it. This “Eyes of Odin” quest is one that players might spend hours working through, but our guide has every one of the Raven’s locations in God of War Ragnarok here.Where to find all God of War Ragnarok RavensI’ve completed the game, found all the Ravens and listed them here roughly in the order you find them as you play through the story. You’ll need to search far and wide in six of the Nine Realms – Midgard, Svartalfhe…
In December, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 is getting a long-awaited re-release as part of the Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics compilation, which includes a whole spate of classic games. But few of those games have captured the hearts – and eyes – of fans like MvC2, thanks in large part to the game’s iconic art by Capcom concept artist Bengus, which includes renditions of many Marvel characters that are still the definitive images of those heroes and villains for a generation of fighting game fans.Now, to coincide with the release of Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, Marvel is publishing a series of variant covers featuring that same iconic art by Bengus, with each character matched up to the title they’re appearing in. Here’s a gallery of the variant covers, followed by a list of the titles organized by release date:Image 1 of 11 December 4ALL-NEW VENOM #1AVENGERS #21INFINITY WATCH #1WOLVERINE #4X-MEN #8December 11UNCANNY X-…