Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn pits you against powerful gods who have set their eyes on the extinction of humankind. Use a combination of melee weapons, guns, and magical abilities to take them down with speed, power, and fluidity.

Although Flintlock’s weapon choices are not as vast as other similar titles, it still offers some diversity dedicated to unique gameplay styles. Thus, let’s take a look at all the different types of weapons that you can use in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn.

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Weapons in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn

The game offers four types of weapons: Melee Weapons which are your main offensive weapon, Primary Firearm, Secondary Firearm, and Grenades.

Melee Weapons in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and Locations

Primary Firearms in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and Locations

Secondary Firearms in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and Locations

Grenades in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn and Locations

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August is shaping up to be a great month for games, with highly anticipated games and the return of classic titles. For this month, gamers will finally be able to try their hands on Black Myth: Wukong, Star Wars Outlaws, and Visions of Mana. We have been waiting to play them for a long time now. Especially Black Myth: Wukong and Visions of Mana.

On the other hand, some recently announced games will also be releasing in August 2024, which includes Dustborn, and a retro classic Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. Thus, we are getting two Star Wars games in the same month. Let’s hope Outlaws does not disappoint.

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Videogames releasing in August 2024

• Thank Goodness You’re Here (PC, Switch, PS5) – 1st August
• Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (PS4, PS5, Switch, PC, Xbox One, Series X/S) – 1st August
• The Mortuary Assistant: Definitive Edition (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S) – 2nd August
• Creatures of Ava (PC, Xbox Series X/S) – 7th August
• Cat Quest 3: Pirates of the Purribean (PC, Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S) – 8th August
• Steamworld Heist 2 (PC, Switch, PS5, PS4, Series X/S, Xbox One) – 8th August
• Preserve early access (PC) – 8th August
• The Crush House (PC) – 9th August
• Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse (Remastered) (PS4, PS5, PC, Switch, Xbox One, Series X/S) – 14th August
• Kena: Bridge of Spirits (Series X/S, Xbox One) – 15th August
• Black Myth: Wukong (PC, PS5) – 20th August
• Dustborn (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S) – 20th August
• Concord (PC, PS5) – 23rd August
• Endzone 2 early access (PC) – 26th August
• World of Warcraft: The War Within (PC) – 26th August
• Visions of Mana (PC, PS4, PS5, Series X/S) – 29th August
• Gundam Breaker 4 (PC, Switch, PS4, PS5) – 29th August
• Monster Jam Showdown (PC, Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S) -29th August
• Shadow of the Ninja Reborn (PC, Switch, PS4, PS5, Series X\S) – 29th August
• Star Wars: Outlaws Remastered (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) – 30th August

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Camping Kit is a vital item used on campsites to heal back your party’s max HP. Since fighting lowers your HP, it can be recovered in other ways. There are six types of camping kits with different pricing and extra benefits. Furthermore, the Camping kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is not a single-use item. So, you can keep only one to save carry weight. You can use them at bonfires scattered across different locations in the game world.

Obtain Camping Kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2 in the following ways:

• Buy from curative vendors: Almost all vendors will sell Camping Kits. Check up on them to see what type they are selling.
• Pickup from loot: You can find Camping kits in treasure chests and lying in the open world during your travels.
• DLC purchase: The Deluxe Edition of Dragon’s Dogma 2 comes with several useful items including the Explorer’s Camping Kit.
• Online Players: Other players may gift your Pawn camping kits after they use and release them.

Camping Kits restore your party’s HP and remove the HP limiting Loss Gauge. Before starting a camp, clear out surrounding enemies, as the game may punish you with an ambush while you’re vulnerable in your camp.

Types of Camping Kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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Dragon’s Dogma 2 offers fun and immersion through unravelling mysteries and secrets that extend from stories and items to missions and even gameplay mechanics. This includes getting through the game’s endings and deciding the world’s fate. Will you continue the cycle of the Arisen, or will you finally choose to break this destructive cycle and usher in an era of the ‘great will’?

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In this guide, I will walk you through all the endings in Dragon’s Dogma 2 and tell you how to unlock the True Ending.

All Endings in Dragon’s Dogma 2 and How To Get Them

Dragon’s Dogma 2 has three endings: a standard ending, and a bad ending that may seem insufficient and straightforward. The true ending extends the plot further and ends your arduous and thrilling journey with a satisfying conclusion.

You will encounter options leading to the standard or bad ending during the final encounter with the Dragon. However, unlocking the True Ending will require some extra steps.

Standard Ending

After you arrive at Moonglint Tower during the final phases of the Legacy questline, you finally face the Dragon who stole your heart and marked you as the Arisen.

The giant dragon will give you two choices while holding your friend with the highest affinity: to fight the Dragon and stop the impending doom or walk away sacrificing your beloved.

Choosing to fight the dragon triggers the events leading to the standard ending of Dragon’s Dogma 2.

The Dragon flies you on its back to a volcanic island for the final battle. The ending begins after you defeat the Dragon. You are coronated as the Sovran with celebrations all around.

While the world waits for the next Arisen.

Bad Ending

Choosing to sacrifice your beloved triggers the bad ending. As the fated Arisen, you are still crowned as the true Sovran, but there is no celebration or fanfare other than somber surroundings and a depressed Arisen on the throne.

The game will take you back to the menu, and you can reload the point where you face the Dragon.

True Ending

The standard ending is a happy conclusion with the world saved. But it still means the cycle of struggle between the Arisen and the Dragon continues forever, destined with the world’s fate again falling on the shoulders of a future Arisen.

This is where the true ending of Dragon’s Dogma 2 comes into play. This ending lets you break the recurring Dogma of the Dragon and usher in a new era of peace, and harmony.

How To Unlock the True Ending in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Talk to the Pathfinder as the credits roll during the standard ending to proceed with the true ending path in Dragon’s Dogma 2. Keep talking to him until he lets you know that all is not done, which enables you to rewind time to the part where you agree to fight the Dragon and ride on its back to the final island.

While on the Dragon’s back, climb down to where its pulsating and shining heart is. Equip the Empowered Godsbane Blade and then strike yourself with the “Use on Self” button. This strikes you and the Dragon, and both crash onto the sea.

(Spoiler alert beyond this point)

You land ashore after a month and find that the world is completely changed as the apocalypse has taken over. The sea level is now lower, and the sky is red. This starts the extended post-game that takes you to the True Ending of Dragon’s Dogma 2.

As Arisen, you once more go through a challenging journey, now facing even more dangerous monsters wreaking havoc everywhere, rescuing civilians, and finding your pawns. The Dragon reappears. Your main pawn turns into a smaller dragon to carry to its back and help you fight the Dragon.

At this point, the credit starts rolling, and you stab the Dragon with the Empowered Godsbane Blade right into the pulsating heart through the now-open chest. Thus, the Dragon perishes, and the world returns to its peaceful state with safe seas and clear blue skies.

With the True ending concluding, the Arisen’s free will has broken the shackles of the Dragon’s curse. The world is now permanently safe, although it implies that there will not be another Arisen rising.

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Capcom’s epic fantasy RPG Dragon’s Dogma 2 is only a few days from release and the game is racking up with near-perfect reviews. Picking up where the first game felt short, the sequel is receiving praise for its flawless signature gameplay and role-playing elements.

Before you jump into playing Dragon’s Dogma 2, have a look at the game’s system requirements on the PC. By the looks of it, the game falls short on performance with news of it having ‘unlocked 30 FPS’ on consoles. Similarly, on the PC you can of course achieve far better performance, but the official system specifications seem like it would be difficult to do so for a lot of gamers.

System Requirements for PC

The minimum system requirements look too high for only 1080p, 30FPS while the recommended specs leave a large gap in between as the expected performance is 2160p, 30FPS.

Minimum Requirements for Dragon’s Dogma 2

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)/Windows 11 (64-bit)
• Processor: Intel Core i5 10600 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 / AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT with 8GB VRAM
• DirectX: Version 12
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 1080p/30fps. Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 6800 is required to support ray tracing.

Recommended Requirements for Dragon’s Dogma 2

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)/Windows 11 (64-bit)
• Processor: Intel Core i7-10700 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 / AMD Radeon RX 6700
• DirectX: Version 12
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 2160i/30fps. Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 6800 is required to support ray tracing.

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When you hear military/war video games, the first thought that comes to your mind is first-person shooter and, occasionally, third-person. War Thunder stands out with its unique approach to war games. Focusing on realistic vehicular combat only, War Thunder dishes out a magnificent harmony of air, land, and sea combat and puts a strong focus on tactical gameplay.

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Furthermore, War Thunder hosts a huge array of choices when it comes to choosing your perfect vehicle, allowing all playstyles and roles to thrive.

For this guide, we will be listing and ranking the best nations for tanks in War Thunder so that you can pick the tank that is best for your reign of land destruction.

Best Tank Nations in War Thunder

War Thunder has 10 nations to play as Tanks. While some are very strong with their tank arsenal, some fall short, and you will just be wasting time. The options are from the USA, Germany, USSR, Great Britain, Sweden, China, Japan, Italy, and France.

10. Japan

Pros:

• Mid-BR Tanks have good cannons.
• Some Tanks are great.

Cons:

• Tanks have poor armor, especially in low-mid BR.
• Low BR tanks are some of the worst in the game.
• Tanks are slow
• Tanks are poorly armed in most cases.
• Tanks have a boxy shape, so they ricochet fewer shots.
• Mediocre Close Air Support.
• Very Tough Learning Curve.

Notable Tanks:

• Type 10
• Chi-Ri II

Starting with the worst, Japanese tanks have poor armor, which deters them from being in the front. However, they get access to good cannons up through mid-BR, making them suitable for a support role. Still, compared to the versatility that most other nations possess, Japan is by far the weakest of them when it comes to tanks.

9. France

Pros:

• Good Armor
• Has one of the most, if not the most, hard-to-destroy tanks in the game
• Good close air support, thanks to the American planes in their tech tree
• Tanks emphasize auto-loading, so you can fire off shots consecutively relatively quickly with certain tanks.
• Tanks have turrets, which makes it hard for enemies to exploit weak points
• Great selection of light tanks
• Tanks are versatile and support many different playstyles.

Cons:

• Inaccurate guns
• Native cannons on lower BR have poor penetration and poor damage after penetration
• Very limited ammo options
• Not a lot of tanks in low-mid BR.
• Low-tier tanks are very poor compared to those of other nations.
• There are no tanks between 3.7 and 4.7 BR except one Anti-Air Tank. Therefore, it is hard to progress in the mid-BR.
• Reload Speed after auto-loaded ammo runs out is horribly slow

Notable Tanks:

• AMX 13
• AMX 30
• M4 Sherman
• B1 Ter (Premium)
• AMX 30 Super (Premium)

French Tanks have great all-rounder tanks and some extremely scary tanks at high BRs. But they are held back by a lack of good options in low-mid BR, which repels some players. On the other hand, other better all-around options in this game offer more.

8. Italy

Pros:

• Very fast vehicles.
• Many advanced vehicles early in the tech tree.
• Great for capturing points and flanking due to their high mobility
• Good amount of American and German tanks in their tech tree.
• Excels in Urban maps thanks to a good number of wheeled vehicles.
• Mid-High BR has good close air support.

Cons:

• Limited effectiveness in the frontline due to their light armor.
• Lack of ammo options at low-mid BR.
• Their main vehicles are very fragile.
• Italy’s vehicles are poor in off-road situations as most of them are wheeled.
• Some higher BR tanks have mediocre armor penetration.

Notable Tanks:

• Ariete
• Semovente 105/25
• M26A4

Italian tanks offer some of the fastest vehicles in the game at the cost of having poor armor. Thus, this nation is suitable for those who like being glass cannons. Italian tanks excel in urban maps with many buildings and roads, bringing their flanking capabilities to the forefront.

While Italian tanks can be very deadly in the right hands, it does not allow the freedom of different playstyles that the nations ranked higher do. As such, Italian tank lineups tend to be one-dimensional.

7. Israel

Pros:

• Has one of four tanks that can oneshot with a hardkill Active Protection Systems
• Lower BR tanks have guided bombs
• Good mix of British and American tanks
• Tanks are fast
• Tanks like the Sho’t Kal Alef come equipped with features like stabilizers for firing on the move and night vision for improved performance in specific situations.

Cons:

• Lacks a viable light tank
• The best tanks have very slow reloads
• Not a single anti air option below 8.0 BR
• Extremely high repair costs
• Limited options at higher tiers
• Dominated by medium tanks

Notable Tanks:

• Merkava Mk.4M
• Sho’t Kal Alef

Israel is a newer nation in War Thunder and begins at Tier 4. However, you will need to reach rank III/IV on the US and the UK. Thus, while the Israel has some good options, it is simply not worth it to grind, especially due to the high repair costs, when compared to nations such as the Big 3 (US, Germany, USSR). Outside the Big 3. other nations offer more varied playstyles and diverse options when compared to Israel.

6. China

Pros:

• Ability to have both US and Soviet tanks in the same lineup.
• Combines the best tanks of the US and the USSR into one Tech Tree.
• Excellent Close Air Support.
• Extremely Beginner Friendly, as it has easy to use tanks from both the USA and the USSR.

Cons:

• Most of their tanks are copied from the US and USSR, therefore they lack uniqueness before reaching high BR.
• Most Top tier tanks are substantially weaker than the top tier tanks of other nations.
• High BR tanks lack ammo options.

Notable Tanks:

• ZTZ99-III
• T-34-85
• M48A1

China lacks any uniqueness when it comes to tanks. However, they have a few commendable tanks at the top tier. But the grind is not worth it. Moreover, their lineup is an exact copy of other Nations until you reach higher BRs.

That being said, China’s lineup is a combination of the strongest tanks that the USA and the USSR have to offer, giving the best of both worlds to players who can’t decide between the two superpowers. Therefore, the Chinese tech tree is one of the more versatile ones in the game. However, a lack of options, especially at High BRs, holds this nation back from being at the top tiers.

5. Sweden

Pros:

• Very early access to Sabot Rounds, which can penetrate nearly any tank in game quite easily
• Great Defensively, especially at high tiers.
• One of the best high-tier light tanks

Cons:

• Tough learning curve
• At Low-tier, tanks use the same cannon
• Does not have a diverse range of tanks
• The shapes of most Swedish tanks make them difficult to maneuver.
• Not very beginner-friendly

Notable Tanks:

• Stridsvagn 101
• CV-90120

Sweden is a prime choice for players who prefer to go defensive. This is not because Swedish tanks have very high defense. Rather, they have great speed and shot power with their limited but unique choices of tanks in their tech trees, which allows them to defend their weak points and flanks effectively.

Use Sweden’s tanks to ambush enemies, and perform deadly hit-and-run tactics. This is especially useful against heavier and slower tanks.

4. Great Britain

Pros:

• Great frontal armor
• Cannons fire relatively fast
• Very Good in defensive roles
• Has one of the best close-air support
• Early access to Sabot Rounds
• Good variety of tanks that fit different roles
• Easy to use

Cons:

• Most British Tanks are fairly slow and do not have enough armor to compensate
• Does not have very effective heavy tanks
• Slow Turret Reverse

Notable Tanks:

• Black Night
• Conway
• Vickers Mk.3
• Challenger_Mk.3

Great Britain has one of the largest tech trees in War Thunder. Therefore, it gives you different options to play with. But they often rely on solid shotshells, which means you need to have a good aim for the weakness if you want quick takedowns.

All in all Tanks of Great Britain has a lot of options to choose from, with a total of 88 tanks in their tech tree. They can be used for support, capturing positions, and other tactical advances. This also means they require a bit of grinding to get to the best tanks. Hence this is preferred more by experienced players of the game.

3. Germany

Pros:

• Some of the most accurate and highest-velocity guns
• Heavier tanks are deceptively fast
• Lots of Tank Destroyer options
• Lots of Medium and Heavy Tanks
• All Tanks are very versatile
• Great close air support
• Great armor
• Arguably the best optics in the game
• Great ammo options
• A lot of German tanks have an anti-air turret

Cons:

• No true light tanks beyond low tiers,
• Most German tanks are on the heavier side, therefore they lack the mobility of other nations

Notable Tanks:

• RU 251
• Waffentrager
• Leopard 2
• Maus

German tanks pack some of the heaviest punches in the game. Furthermore, their expanded research tree of 125 vehicles means you can always switch up your style and still dominate the battlefield. A prime example is the Tiger tanks.

The German lineup also offers powerful and large cannons that can one-shot enemies or at least deliver tremendous damage. No matter what size they are.

The downside of German armored vehicles is that their mid-tier lacks strong armor and is slower, which is compensated by higher maneuverability. Players also have to practice and learn how to position their tanks perfectly to ricochet enemy cannons and reduce damage taken. This is because of their slopeless shape. This takes a bit of practice.

Germany is a good choice for those who really want to live up to the ‘tank’ name.

2. USSR

Pros:

• Best Armor out of the Big 3 (USA, USSR, Germany)
• Powerful cannons
• Has a Sloped Armor, which makes them hard to destroy from the front, especially at low tiers.
• Great Versatility
• The T-34 is the counterpart to the American Sherman but with more than two cannon options
• Decent Speed, especially for their Armor
• Can fill all sorts of roles
• Very good close air support
• Great for beginners
• Some of the best premium tanks

Cons:

• Very slow reloads, especially on tanks with large cannons
• Tanks are not very accurate at long-range
• Tanks are quite sluggish
• Less crew than other nations

Notable Tanks:

• T-72AV (TURMS-T)
• T-34-85
• IT-1
• Object 120 (Premium)
• T-44 122 (Premium)

Tanks of the USSR are aggressive, fast, and powerful, but most importantly, they will never fail you. The USSR’s tank tech tree offers tanks for all types of gameplay in a balanced way, and each of their armored vehicles excels at its purpose.

Anti-air, anti-tank, light, medium, heavy – you can ride them all. Their attacking options, as well as their defending and movement capabilities, allow you to excel in any situation, whether you’re defending a point, capturing a point, or even flanking enemies.

USSR’s all-around gameplay makes it a perfect choice for newbies.

1. USA

Pros:

• Good Armor
• Good Firepower
• Light Tanks are exceptionally mobile, while other tanks have decent mobility, too.
• Most tanks don’t have too many flaws
• Shermans usually have stabilizers that allows you to fire accurately at long ranges while moving.
• Tanks from mid-tier onwards have armor-piercing high explosive ammo.
• Lots of Light Tanks compared to other countries
• Mid Tier has a lot of Medium Tanks.
• Has overall great versatility.
• Best nation for beginners

Cons:

• No true heavy tanks in the low-mid tiers
• Higher tiers lack a good lineup of light tanks

Notable Tanks:

• M3A1 Stuart (USMC)
• M24
• T92
• M1 Abrams
• M1A2

US tanks give a lot of freedom to their players. Even at lower tiers, with their solid line-ups. Their balance lets you attack head-on or act as a great support to your teammates. Although USA tank tech trees require a lot of grinding, even lower-tier tanks can hold their own thanks to their considerable firepower and fast, agile movement.

Yes, both the USSR and the USA offer balanced gameplay, but some of the notable tanks the USA possesses take them up a notch. But honestly, you couldn’t go wrong with any of the Big 3, which are the USA, the USSR, and Germany.

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Rocket League is Psyonix’s 2015 super hit multiplayer game that combines vehicular gameplay with football (Or soccer). The game gained traction because of its unique gameplay mechanics and gained further popularity when the game went free in 2020.

As far as rules go, every game is pretty simple, you use your car to guide the ball into the opponent’s net to score goals. The team with the most goals at the end of 5 minutes wins the match. It is, however, a lot harder than it sounds.

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One of the best features of RL is the fact that everyone starts each match off on the same ground. This means that someone who has been playing for 5 years will have no added advantage whatsoever over an opponent who has been playing for a month.

However, one thing for sure is that the person with 5 years of experience will have a lot more options for wheels, decals, cars, goal explosions to flaunt!

Rocket League offers a wide array of customization options for all parts of your vehicles. Whether it be your car, wheels, trail, decal, goal explosion, theme song, etc. So with that being said, if you’re wondering what’s the best wheels you can equip in the game, then look no further!

Top 10 Best Wheels You Can Get In Rocket League

Here are my picks for the top 10 best wheels you must definitely try out in Rocket League.

10. MTRX: Inverted

Quality: Limited
Release Date: 2 December 2021

The MTRX Inverted comes in at number 10 with its distinct circular equalizer design. The rim design along with the outer wheel design on this looks fantastic when you have a good decal to go along with it. And the animation on the wheel itself is also something to look at! But the only people who played RL Sideswipe back during its launch had a chance to redeem this wheel at the time.

9. Haunted Hoss

Quality: Wheels
Release Date: 11 August 2021

Originally obtained by reaching tier 64 of the season 4 Rocket Pass, the animation of this wheel is one of the sickest in the game. If you’re looking for a haunted car look then this wheel is indispensable. Moreover, it comes in 14 different color variants. Although I did find myself using the base one just because it just looks right.

8. Debutante Crystalized

Quality: Limited
Release Date: 15 June 2022

Coming in at number 8 is the Debutante Crystalized Wheel. It is another Rocket Pass item that was given in Season 7. The subtle animation in the wheels is a nice touch that goes well with the fire and ice design of the wheels. Additionally, this works well regardless of which side you are on. So you don’t have to go and pick a different wheel if you’re on the orange (or blue) side.

7. Equilizer Wheel

Quality: Exotic
Release Date: 4 December 2017

The Equalizer wheels take the number 7 spot. An exotic set of wheels that can be obtained via Blueprint/Drops from the golden item series like the Golden Egg 19 or occasionally through the in-game item shop for around 700 credits.

The wheels themselves are an absolute banger. The waveform visualizer on the rims of the wheels stands out the most. Definitely something to show off when you’re in the lobby with a few of your friends.

6. Buckboard Wheels

Quality: Limited
Release Date: 11 August 2021

At number 6 is the Buckboard wheel. I am not trolling, I legitimately think this very odd-looking wheel is one of the most unique-looking wheels in the whole game. Because unlike most of the other wheels that vary mostly due to their designs and animations, this wheel changes the shape of the wheel itself. And because of its thinness, it looks uniquely weird and eye-catching.

5. Zomba Wheels

Quality: Exotic
Release Date: December 7, 2016

The Zomba wheels were added to the Players Choice Series back in 2019 when Champions Crate was retired. Players can now obtain the Zomba Wheels in the form of blueprints.

In terms of design, if you wanted a clean look with animations, then there is no better Wheel than the Zomba. The wheel has a multicolor spiraling animation in its base form. If you, however, have gotten your hands on any of its color variants, then it’s a pretty clean one-color wheel.

4. Sanchez DC-137

Quality: Rare
Release Date: 23 September 2020

The Sanchez DC-137 is probably the most easily obtainable item on this list. As the wheels are under the rare category, you have a decent chance of obtaining them by opening rare crates or even substituting five uncommon wheels for one rare wheel.

Now the reason for which this is ranked number 4 is because many people want a good mix of both simplicity and design for their cars. These wheels can offer just that.

3. Goldstone Wheels

Quality: Exotic
Release Date: 7 July 2015

There are some items in Rocket League that are valued highly because of their price, and some because of their rarity. But the Goldstone wheels are famous for both. When the game had player-to-player trading, the wheels were listed with a price tag of 500000-700000 creds!

In terms of looks though, the goldstone wheel goes well with whatever decal and color you have equipped to your car. Although the fame it carries is the major determining factor that earned the wheel as the third-best wheel in this list.

2. Draco Wheels

Quality: Exotic
Release Date: May 10, 2017

One of the coolest-looking wheels in the entire game is the Draco wheels. The over-the-top dragon aesthetics are amazing. As the wheels themselves are encircled by animated flames and the rims have literal dragon heads attached to them that spit flames every few seconds. If that doesn’t earn this wheel the 2nd spot, then I don’t know what will.

The Draco wheels can be obtained through blueprints in the Golden Item series and occasionally through the in-game shop. Previously the item sold for 700 creds.

1. Cristiano Wheels

Quality: Very Rare
Release Date: 7 July 2015

If you’re a long-time Rocket League player then you probably saw this coming. The Cristiano wheels are an absolute classic in RL.

People often opt for the most basic of looks in Rocket League when they’re hellbent on winning. Some might even call them try-hards. Because they equip a single-color decal, with minimal distractions and that also applies to their wheels as well.

However, instead of taking any of the other plain wheels, players put on their set of Cristiano wheels to let their opponents know that they’re not joking around.

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Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous takes you on an roller-coaster adventure where you’ll battle against the forces of evil. The game has a ton of mechanics, decisions, lore, and content to keep you engaged. Plus, it can be quite challenging as you face off against strong monsters, demons, and other dark creatures. So, making sure you create the best character is key to being prepared for whatever comes your way.

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The game offers a deep and complex character creation system, offering a bunch of options like skills, classes, races, and more. First, you must figure out the best build for your Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous playstyle. So, before you start playing Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous, you gotta figure out the best build for your playstyle. Your build includes your class, abilities, ability scores, feats, spells, weapons, armor, and skills. It can be a bit overwhelming, especially for new players, with all the choices you have to make. The game has 12 races, 39 classes, and within it, subclasses to choose from.

This guide will help you pick the best builds for your Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous playthrough by listing some of the best builds in the game and what they consist of.

10. Flame Dancer Build

They study the movement of flames to gather knowledge for their performance. The power of fire is used to attack as well as support. Mainly for support; I would really not suggest for other dirty matters.

9. Zen Archer Build

Zen Archers is quite a useful build, as you can unlock almost all the powerful abilities within the first four level-ups. Use their Ki powers and Wisdom to damage multiple foes simultaneously.

8. Mad Dog Build

Mad Dog builds in Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous focuses on dominating enemies and clashes with them head-on with devastating power. Your skills will give you speed and strength boosts and some tracking proficiencies. Furthermore, you can also use animals to fight alongside you.

7. Proclaimer Build

Proclaimers can use melees and ranged weapons to attack and cast powerful magics using their power of faith. They also have great supporting potential,s such as healing and buffs.

6. Empyreal Sorcerer Build

Empyreal Sorcerer casts powerful spells of all types. Unlike Wizards, they do not have to study and learn spells before going into battle. Furthermore, you can choose a bloodline that gives you extra powers. The whole Sorcerer class is better at using magic, mainly thanks to their immense arsenal of usable spells.

5. Deliverer Build

Deliverers are strong and agile. As an archetype of Slayer, they excel in attacking with speed. Their abilities allow them to study and track opponents quickly. So that you can easily get into their territory, deal massive damage and come back. Their high perception and stealth also mean you can keep things quiet and sense enemy presence from afar.

4. Eldritch Scion Build

Eldritch Scion is a top archetype built to play as. They use both magic and weapons to fight and are rather strong. Although to fully utilize the weapons, you need to use your magic to enhance them and add various effects. Therefore they come in handy in both ranged and close-range encounters. Ensure you have good support or tank members to protect you, as Eldritch Scion is only good with light armor. Wearing them, you can cast spells without fail. Moreover, you do not have to learn spells beforehand.

3. Crossblooded Build

Crossblooded comes from the Sorcerer class and hence are deadly spellcasters. The number of skills learned by progression is obviously deficient, but whatever you learn allows you to turn your character into a devastating spellcaster. Furthermore, you don’t need to study and learn spells.

The best part with Crossblooded builds in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is that you can choose two bloodlines. Hence, acquiring double the power and magic abilities.

2. Wandering Marksman Build

An archetype of the Hunter class, Wandering Marksman attacks tactically with their beast companions and blends with their surroundings. Furthermore, they can use nature magic and take on aspects of beasts themselves.

Wandering Marksman are highly mobile and uses their wide range of abilities to distract enemies using their beast companions while they attack, both from afar and close-ranged. Furthermore, you can resurrect your animal partner, which always comes in handy.

As part of the Hunter class, they are proficient in light, and medium armor, except for tower shields, and excel in simple and martial weapons.

1. Warrior Of The Holy Light Build

Warrior of the Holy Light Paladins is strong fighters as well as spellcasters. They can also be used as tanks, making them one of the most versatile classes and archetype builds in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. Moreover, the spells used are holy, consisting of support-type spells such as healing, granting immunity to players, and attacking spells such as Smite Evil and Shining Light, which does massive AOE damage—especially affecting the undead and the evil.

Therefore, this class and archetype can easily break enemy lines and occasionally support party members. Giving you more options when strategizing your party members for a battle. Warrior of the Holy Light build excels in all types of simple and martial weapons and all types of armor and shields(except tower shields) without risk of failing spells.

The downside is that this build will be slow, less agile, and needs to study to learn the spells beforehand. Additionally, you must strictly keep alignment as Lawful Good. Shifting too much will turn you into a Fallen Paladin. In this state, you cannot use any Paladin spells, features, etc. So make wise decisions.

How Did We Build These Best Builds?

Before getting into these builds, we had to go through the different skills and levels of each class, and when choosing a race, we had to think about how the race’s traits fit with the class we had chosen.

Then comes the ability points. It is all about balancing and how much we want our builds to have offensive and defensive traits based on the abilities that we supervised to stash. This long list is based on strategic decisions about how to improve their strengths or fix their flaws.

Finally, it also requires a well-thought-out plan that takes into account all the different parts working together to make a character that is well-rounded and fit enough to handle the complicated in-game mechanics. That is about it, we think.

What to Consider for the Best Builds in Pathfinder – Wrath Of The Righteous?

Building a character from scratch can be overwhelming in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. However, if you follow some basics, you can even try out even some of your own. All you need to know is some of the key factors before considering for a character buildup if you really want to bring out your wrath. Let’s get a glimpse:

• The Class Fusion
  Experiemnt by mixing up your class and characters. For example, the Warrior of the Holy Light Paladin is a master at close combat who can also cast spells. Balance is your best friend to take as a consideration.

• Combat moves
  Be an acrobat on the field. Find a balance between attack and defense to have a smooth experience.

• Alignment
  Be careful when you change your alignment; if you do it too much, you could end up as a broken bone. Do what is right for the Holy Light’s sake, or else you will have to deal with some serious consequences.

• Changing Gears
  Know what things to get. Some of the classes and characters can use many types of weapons and gear, but watch out for the burden. Balance safety with freedom of movement.

• How Fast or How Steady?
  Take your character’s speed into account. The Warrior of the Holy Light may be a juggernaut but expects a leisurely stroll. Think about the trade-offs between strength and speed.

And there you go; now you know the basics to keep in head. Remember, it’s all about keeping a balance. A bit too much here and there can throw you off the scale. Apart from that, Prosst!

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Resident Evil games are always about overcoming stressful situations, whether handling hordes of zombies with limited ammo and resources or fighting through the worst terrain and narrow corridors. This is part of what makes Resident Evil one of the best survival horror experiences.

Resident Evil 4 took inventory management to the next level with its Attache Case system. You could move and change the orientation of your items to sort and organize your inventory. Furthermore, this would also bring in some challenges and make you pick and choose weapons since large weapons would take up more space.

Combining items and ammo management with an interactive case made the gameplay more immersive. At least we would know where our protagonists keep so many things on their journey.

Resident Evil 4 Remake’s inventory management takes it up a notch by adding several new features. The Attache Case can now be upgraded to provide more room and add several variations and attachments that give you special bonuses and boosts, including attaching unique charms for extra benefits. It gives you an upper edge, you’ll need to take down the unforgiving Saddler and his army.

The remake of Resident Evil 4 introduces amazing new gameplay mechanics and changes that completely overhaul the experience. However, the most change is in the combat, story-telling and characters. More minor, more subtle additions to the Attache Case are wonderful. Something we didn’t know we needed. But we sure do love it. Otherwise, inventory management is kept unchanged in the remake.

This guide walks you through how best to use your Attache Case in Resident Evil 4 Remake and, most importantly, how to upgrade and increase its inventory size.

Read more: Resident Evil 4 Remake: Ending Explained

Inventory Management With The Attache Case in Resident Evil 4 Remake

In Resident Evil 4, you manage inventory using your Attache Case. Which means you keep all your items in one metal case. The case’s space is sorted into squares. Each square is a unit of storage space. Small items take up one square, while bigger items comprise multiple squares.

The game allows you to organize the items in any way you like. Hence, you have to put out the best organizing capabilities to make the most out of your Attache Case spaces. Initially, it might seem unclear, but as you get more items, tinker around with them by moving them around or rotating them. You’ll find your preferred style.

Like other RE games, you can stock away items in separate storage accessed from the typewriter. Keep older, weaker, or less essential things here.

Other than moving around the items, there are different ways to keep your inventory as efficiently organized as possible. These are:

• Carry weapons of a single type only: Even if you’d like to keep multiple shotguns or assault rifles to go trigger happy. It’s best to carry one weapon at a time since they’ll be using the same ammo type, and you’d not have to carry extra ammo. Saves both space and ammo.

• Stack items: Combine stackable items such as ammo and herbs to free up extra space.

• Don’t carry multiple large weapons: Somewhat similar to the previous point, unless facing a boss fight, don’t carry multiple larger weapons. It would take up almost most of the Attache Case, including extra for ammo. You may also miss out on picking up items for this.

• Upgrade weapon firepower and ammo capacity: This makes your guns more powerful and stores more ammo in their mags—a subtle way to make extra emergency room.

Following these methods, you can ensure that your Attache Case space always has a spare room. But as the game advances, you’d wish for more free space to keep more items and carry more weapons. Hence, upgrading your Attache Case is the best way to keep your inventory organized and increase space.

Upgrade Attache Case Inventory

Attache Case Upgrades can be bought from the Merchant. As the game progresses, he’ll add more upgrades for your case to buy. Upgrading does not come cheap with each upgrade; you’ll need to pay more Pesetas. The starting price is 10,000 Pesetas. But there are enough ways to farm Pesetas in the game, so you should not have much of a problem.

In addition to upgrading the inventory space of the Attache Case, you can upgrade the case itself, which is new in the game. Each type of case has perks to grant, which increase drop rates of items, such as increased ammo pickups or herbs, etc.

However, Case Upgrades costs Spinels instead of money. Which are hard to come by, and you might not find it all in one playthrough. Even though not game-changing, the different perks from the Cases are a helpful addition to farming resources. You can switch between the cases to increase drop rates of whatever you’re short of.

The types of Attache Cases are:

• Silver(Default): Increases handgun ammo drop rate.
• Black: Increases Resources(L) drop rate. It costs 8 Spinels.
• Leather: Increases Red Herb drop rate. It costs 12 Spinels.
• Gold(DLC): Increases money drop rate.
• Classic(DLC): Increases gunpowder drop rate.

These are everything you need to know on managing and upgrading inventory in Resident Evil 4 Remake. Follow these methods to worry less about how to keep your ammo and guns organized and focus more on enjoying blowing zombies and Las Plagas monsters to smithereens.

More guides on Resident Evil 4 Remake to follow up on How to Save, How to Parry Attacks, All Weapons List, and Locations in Resident Evil 4 Remake.

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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty puts you in Ancient China during the War of the Three Kingdoms era. As a nameless swordsman, you fight against various monsters, demons, and soldiers who are hellbent on taking you down.

With powerful companions to fight alongside you, you can choose from various weapons as your closest friend. This includes swords, spears, glaives, and much more. Takedown anyone coming at you with awesome combos using elemental powers and martial arts. But no fantasy game is complete without magic, spells, and hexes. Likewise, in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, you can cast powerful magic called Wizardry Spells to take your powers to the next level.

Derived from the Chinese Philosophy of the five Elemental Phases, your magical abilities are also tied to these five phases. The Elemental Phases have strengths and weaknesses with each other allowing you to use them strategically to strengthen or weaken your opponent’s magic. This is one of the aspects of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty’s highly in-depth and immersive combat system. You’ll know more about it below.

Wizardry Spells and Elemental Phase in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty

Wizardry Spells belong to the five Elemental Phases: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Each Elemental Phase has specific characteristics that grant various abilities, also reflected in their spells. For example, Fire Phase spells revolve around attacking head-on. Meanwhile, Earth Phase spells revolve around defending. Furthermore, they have their counters with each other. This counter and weakness cycle can cancel incoming attacks and even status effects.

The cycle of the Elemental Virtues with each other is given below.

• Wood is strong against Earth
• Earth is strong against Water
• Water is strong against Fire
• Fire is strong against Metal
• Metal is strong against Wood

Level up your character, level up each of the Elemental Virtues, and spend points on the Phases to gain access to new spells. Some spells require you to unlock previous spells as prerequisites.

Equip your unlocked WizardrySpells from Battle Flags.

But using spells consumes Spirit. So you have to make sure you can maintain a suitable Spirit Gauge. Do this by attacking enemies. Furthermore, Divine Beasts can help you reduce Spirit consumption during Wizardry Spells. Finally, you’d also need a specific Morale Rank to cast spells.

Morale Rank is raised by defeating enemies and using specific attacks; similarly, getting hit decreases your Morale. Increasing Morale also increases your attack power allowing you to deal more damage. Therefore, maintaining a steady Morale is essential in casting powerful Wizardry Spells in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Resist Morale decreases by increasing another stat called Fortitude through interacting with Battle Flags and Marking Flags.

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All Wizardry Spells in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty

Wood Phase Wizardy Spells

Fire Phase Wizardy Spells

Water Phase Wizardy Spells

Metal Phase Wizardy Spells

Earth Phase Wizardy Spells

More Guides on Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty to look up: Elemental Virtue Explained, Divine Beasts Guide, All Weapons Location.

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