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An RPG rundown; recommendations and reviews of the best role-playing games on the market.

Elden Ring: Mastering the Art of Combat. AI-Generated.
Elden Ring presents players with a vast world teeming with danger and opportunity. At the heart of this experience lies its intricate combat system, which demands both skill and a deep understanding of its mechanics. Whether facing fearsome bosses or hostile NPCs, mastering combat is crucial for survival and progression. Through this article, we will explore various aspects of improving your combat skills to help you thrive in this fantastical land.
By Gameabout a year ago in Gamers
The Gaming Revolution
Video games have evolved from simple pixelated distractions into a global cultural phenomenon. They are more than just a form of entertainment; they are shaping modern culture in profound and transformative ways. This article explores the multifaceted impact of video games on society, highlighting their influence on social interactions, education, technology, and the broader cultural landscape.
By Sazeeb Chowduryabout a year ago in Gamers
Why Does it Feel Like Tarkov Throttles Quest Items?
(Intro) Has anyone else experienced this in Tarkov, where you get a quest to find some items in raid; nothing that is normally seen as rare like bitcoins or graphics cards. Could be something like Signal – Part 2 from Mechanic, and you’re looking for the rechargeable batteries, but raid after raid you keep looking in locations and loot containers that usually spawn them and they aren’t there? For years now, there has been this waft in the air that for some reason when you need certain items for a quest that need to be found in raid, the game refuses to spawn those items for one reason or another. This will be mainly coming from experience of playing the game overtime instead of any anecdotal evidence because I imagine it would be difficult to accurately collect data to back up this idea. But to me, and others who are in the community, for some reason Tarkov will throttle items you need for quests whenever you accept them and need to have them found in raid. With other quests that require you to find a static item on a map it doesn’t really apply, and for quests that don’t need found in raid status, well that’s easy enough. But even as early on as finding salewa’s or worse, gas analyzers, those can sometimes feel like you’ll hit level fifteen and unlock the flea market before those get done. Again, this is bro science from me, but please if what I am saying resonates with you and your immediate thought is this has happened to me before as well, sound off in the comments because I can’t be the only one.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Level Up: A Gamer's Guide to Success
In an age where gaming has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment, it's essential to understand not just the games themselves, but also the culture, community, and skills that come with being a gamer. This book is a comprehensive guide designed for gamers of all levels, whether you're a casual player or a competitive enthusiast. Together, we'll explore the vast world of gaming, providing insights and strategies to enhance your experience and success both in-game and beyond.
By Joana Alexanderabout a year ago in Gamers
The Vault Breaker- A Servant of Abadar
"I'm telling you, Torvald, this place is impenetrable," Jareth said. "That's what they all say," Torvald said as he slid the set of keys into the final vault.
By Neal Litherlandabout a year ago in Gamers
The Current State of Tarkov’s Economy
Let’s get one thing square right off the bat: Tarkov’s economy will never be balanced. With the flea market simply existing in the game regardless of how it works, if players can buy and sell goods from one another, then the game’s entire economy can be boiled down to simple supply and demand. What do people want and how much are they willing to pay for it. Even with saying that however, I think it’s important to take a look at what Tarkov’s economy currently looks like, because this patch has had some major implications with how people accrue money in this game. No more found in raid flea, earning money in Arena, and being able to transfer it to the main game and vice versa, how players earn their income has been challenged completely. And to be brutally honest, it’s never been easier to earn money in this game. But why? What about the changes to arena make it so compelling for players to engage with it and then move funds over to normal Tarkov? Is the economy better or worse because of these changes? And will Tarkov ever nail this system down before or even after 1.0? Let’s answer all of these questions and more.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Dream League Soccer: A Game-Changer for Mobile Gaming
Dream League Soccer (DLS) has rapidly emerged as one of the most popular football games on mobile platforms. With its immersive gameplay, stunning graphics, and deep customization options, DLS is redefining the way we experience football on our smartphones and tablets. In this article, we will explore why DLS is set to revolutionize mobile gaming.
By Kelly Munala Brookesabout a year ago in Gamers
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company Sue Pocketpair Over 'Palworld' Game
Nintendo and its partner, The Pokémon Company, have initiated legal action against Pocketpair Inc., the creators of the hit survival-adventure game Palworld, accusing them of patent infringement on September 18, 2024. This lawsuit, filed in Tokyo District Court, seeks an injunction against infringement and compensation for damages claiming Palworld infringes multiple patent rights.
By Khushboo Malhotraabout a year ago in Gamers
Is New Factory Better? Answer: It’s Dark
(Intro) Over the course of Tarkov’s life, since the game has been playable to the masses, we’ve gotten a good idea as to how many maps will be released when the game finally goes 1.0. As far as we know, the only map that has not made it into the game yet is terminal which if I had to take a guess, will release when Tarkov does eventually get to the 1.0 release date. In the meantime, BSG has made several attempts across all the Maps in the game to make them more cohesive expand them, and just make them feel better to play. From the underground in reserve to multiple expansions on customs, multiple times on both sides of the map to even completely changing the topography of how shoreline feels and making everything flow much nicer than what it was like before. And the most recent map to get this quality-of-life attention was factory and we’re not talking about just updating some parts of the map. No, we’re talking about a completely different map build from the ground up but it still feels like old factory. There are still the same points of interest, the same ebbs and flow in terms of how the map feels, and in general it should feel familiar. But there’s enough new going on that it’s worth having a conversation about and seeing how the community feels about it. Because there’s a good chance that this will be potentially the final update to any of the old maps we get before terminal gets added into the game.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
This Change Might Be Huge for 5.45 AKs
(Intro) Many years ago, BSG added a weapon that was wildly underused because it lacked the attachments to make it competitive with other guns. The AK-101 and 102 were some of the least used weapons in the game for a long time. And then they got the love they needed. More muzzle attachments and an adapter to use 5.56 muzzles and suppressors immediately made those two guns viable and arguably some of the better rifles in the game. It always surprises me how much the muzzle on a weapon can drastically affect the stats of it. It’s one of the most important parts to making an effective rifle. So, it comes as a pleasant shock to me that the 5.45 AKs can now also use 5.56 muzzle devices too. This was something I wasn’t expecting; a crossover of calibers like that in this game seems really antithetical to the lore of the game. USECs versus BEAR. But in the spirit of having as much weapon customization possible, it makes perfect sense. There are just less AK muzzle devices than there are for an M4. Especially suppressors that don’t tank the ergonomics of the gun either. This change is small on the grand scheme of things; more options is always a good thing. But let’s discuss how impactful this change is, how much your options do open up, and why you should be taking advantage of this change as soon as you can.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
A Brief Dissertation on DragonAge: The Veilguard
Since the announcement of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, it’s been a roller coaster. After BioWare’s recent flops, people ask how I still have hope.
By L. E. Kingabout a year ago in Gamers
You Probably Forgot This Was Added to Tarkov
(Intro) One of the smaller features that was added with patch 0.15, that most people probably skimmed over and forgot about, was the ability for weapons with bipods attached to them, to be deployed and actually used. For the first time in Tarkov’s history, there is not a reason to attach a bipod to a weapon that has one available to it. There aren’t that many in the game, but even still this is something that just gives those weapons with bipods a reason to use them. Additionally, there is a new bracing mechanic that has also been added into Tarkov that I totally forgot about until, I started writing for this video. With two new ways to reduce recoil I wanted to give them a test and see how practical they are, how much of a recoil reduction they provide, and whether or not these could be properly used in a real raid experience of Tarkov. This shouldn’t take too long, so let’s talk about weapon bipods and bracing being introduced into Tarkov.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers