Destiny 2 brought back an infamous resource, the mysterious Umbral Engrams. You can see if an Engram you found is Umbral, through its distinct dark-ish purple glow, instead of the regular colored one. These are still Engrams in essence, containing goodies for your character, but being Umbral means that you can actually Focus them in order to get rare items in a more targeted way, diminishing the amount of random grinding you would normally have to do. Read More...
The Luminary has just about everything you would expect from a main character in a Dragon Quest game, not only boasting solid Health, Strength, Magical Might and Magical Mending, but the appropriate skills and abilities to make the most of them. His only weakness is that he takes a long time to develop. Do you want strong physical attack abilities? Well, you’re going to have to invest in several skills and abilities that you don’t need first. Read More...
Radiation is practically synonymous with Fallout 4. Those annoying little rads can sneak up on you in the weirdest places, causing you to have to run far far away. But if you’re too slow, or you come across too many piles of nuclear waste, then the rads will add up. Unlike in past games, Fallout 4 doesn’t have a separate radiation level, instead having it eat away at your available HP, which can be very annoying and troublesome when you’re fighting raiders and radscorpions left and right. Read More...
