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  • How to use the new Cart Cannon and Cart Laser in R.E.P.O.

    How to use the new Cart Cannon and Cart Laser in R.E.P.O.


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    Published: May 17, 2025 07:43 am

    Having cemented its place as one of this year’s breakout successes, indie game R.E.P.O., celebrated for its chaotic physics-based mechanics and the unpredictable (often comical) moments, is pushing the experience even further with the game’s first big update. 

    Available on Beta via Steam, this update debuts the ‘Overcharge’ feature, delivers a mass of bug fixes, along with a number of new items and weapons. Two of which are the ‘Cart Cannon’ and ‘Cart Laser’. The are heavy-duty weapons that can turn your cart from a simple floating basket to an armed tank ready to one-shot some of the game’s toughest enemies. They increase the firepower you and your team can use to protect yourselves while tending to your Semibot’s repossession duties.

    REPO Cart Cannon
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    How to use the Cart Cannon and Cart Laser

    Like all weapons and upgrades in R.E.P.O., the new cart weapons are found in the Service Station, which you arrive at after the successful completion of each level. Due to the prices of these new items, they may not be attainable until later levels after more money has been earned. As of now, both weapons appear in the store for anywhere between 40-50k.

    Both the cannon and laser will automatically attach to the C.A.R.T. once lifted and placed inside. When it’s ready to go, the light will change from red to green. Placing the weapons at the far end of the cart allows your teammate to push you around while you keep an eye out for enemies. 

    The normal ‘E’ function is used to activate the items; however, each version of this superpowered weapon has a very different firing style, adding a unique twist to your combat strategy. 

    Cart Cannon

    REPO Cannon Ball
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    When fully charged, the cannon can deliver up to four shots that deal 500 damage per hit. Incredibly, this is enough to take out the slow but tough Trudge, so it is important to make every shot count. It should be noted, however, that the cannon is so powerful that it has the ability to push the cart itself backwards. While this isn’t by much, using the Cart Cannon near a hole or on a ledge isn’t recommended. Your teammates probably don’t want to search for your head after you’ve saved the day.

    Cart Laser

    REPO Cart Laser
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    When fully charged, the laser has four pulse beams which deliver 65 damage every second it fires. Aim and time it right, and this will be enough to take out the biggest enemies, despite it not being able to one-shot like the cannon. An advantage of the laser over the cannon is the wide breadth of damage it delivers. Like the Clown’s nose beam, you can manoeuvre the laser to hit many targets, opposed to the cannons’ very specific area. However, be cautious of your surroundings. You wouldn’t want to take out your team with a stray laser beam. Consider your playstyle and the situation you’re in to decide which weapon is best for you. 

    This recent update from Semiwork showcases that so much more is to come in R.E.P.O. If the newest weapons and level items are anything to go by, they have some large plans for the future.

    R.E.P.O. is available now on Steam

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  • Definitive Absolvement Sin Tier List and Guide

    Definitive Absolvement Sin Tier List and Guide


    Choosing the right Sins when creating a new character in Absolvement is as crucial as choosing your race, because you won’t be able to change them. However, with each of them sounding worse than the other, making that choice can be difficult. To help you pick only the best Sins available, we prepared the following Absolvement Sin tier list.

    Absolvement Sin Tier List

    A tier list of all Sins in Absolvement Roblox experience that ranks each Sin from the least to the most difficult one, made via TierMaker, that goes as follows: S-tier: Theft, Gluttony, Psuedoprophecy; A-tier: Pride, Deserter, Slaughterer; B-tier: Sloth, Wrath; C-tier: Greed, Judgement, Deceit, Chance; D-tier: Abomination
    All Sins in Absolvement ranked from easiest to hardest – Image via TierMaker.

    In the tier list above, we ranked all Sins in Absolvement based on how difficult it is to play with them. Picking up multiple high-ranked Sins will make the overall gameplay not that bad. However, picking even one from the bottom of the tier list is not recommended for new players.

    Good Sin Combos

    Now, you can always run with just one Sin, but your Soul Fragment generation will be low. So, we prepared some Sin combos that don’t make the game too difficult, while still giving you a decent Soul Fragment multiplier.

    List of Absolvement Sins

    Below is a list of all Sins in Absolvement, along with their effects and their overall difficulty.

    Sin Effects Difficulty Tier
    Theft sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • All prices are doubled. Very Easy S
    Gluttony sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Every 5 minutes, you are forced to consume a random item that you may be holding on to.
    • If there is no item to eat, you will begin to aggressively gnaw and chew at your own hand, dealing 20 damage to yourself.    		 Very Easy S
    Pseudoprophecy sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • You are permanently locked to one life only. Easy for veterans
    Hard for beginners    		 S
    Pride sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • All forms of support spells and heals are now 25% less effective on you, as you see those as requiring a handicap or needing help from others. Very Easy A
    Deserter sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • While under 50% health, your walking speed will gradually decrease with your remaining health. Easy A
    Slaughterer sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Total regeneration decreased by 25%.
    • Your regeneration is now slower out of combat, but faster while in combat.
    • Additionally, you now have a 10% reduced walk speed and deal 30% reduced damage for the first 3 seconds you enter combat, and the debuff will persist permanently outside of combat.    		 Medium A
    Sloth sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Your slug-like behaviors cost your prowess, causing you to attack 20% slower.
    • Additionally, your walking speed is reduced by 10%.    		 Hard B
    Wrath sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Threat gained from potentials increased by 100%.
    • All armor is only 65% as effective.    		 Medium B
    Greed sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • You are now forced to select the highest rarity from potential selections to prevent your greed from turning dire.
    • Every time you refuse to do so, your greed inflicts a permanent stacking debuff, decreasing your total damage and total armor by 2% per stack.    		 Medium C
    Judgement sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Your potentials now have most of the important details obscured, use your best… “judgement” to make your call. Hard C
    Deceit sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Not all potentials are truthful; some may be decoys.
    • Enemies may be a figment of your imagination, both in physical form and in detection basis.
    • Shopkeepers mislead you about their stock.    		 Hard C
    Chance sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • Increases your chance to get Common and Uncommon potentials by 40%, making Rare, Unique, and Mythical ones much harder to come by. Easy C
    Abomination sin from the Absolvement Roblox experience. • You are now afflicted with all sins.
    • You are now always affected by burden debuffs.
    • You receive 40% extra soul fragments on wipe.    		 Very Hard D

    Absolvement Sins Explained

    In Absolvement, you pick Sins while creating a character. With each Sin you select, the amount of Soul Fragments you get with that character will increase by 4%. However, each Sin applies a set of permanent debuffs to your character. So, unless you are an already experienced player, pick only a few easier-to-manage Sins. Keep in mind that before you can finish creating your character, you have to select at least one Sin.

    That concludes our Absolvement Sins tier list. Now, you don’t have to break your mind while finishing up your character every time. If you want to check out more of our Roblox content, then visit the Roblox hub here on The Escapist.

    Absolvement Sins Tier List FAQs

    What is the easiest Sin to pick when starting out in Absolvement?

    The easiest Sin to take in Absolvement is Theft. The double prices won’t impact you that much, and eventually, you will get used to them.

    Can you change Sins after you finish creating a character in Absolvement?

    No, the Sins you select while creating a character apply to your character until you wipe.

    What is an easy combo of Sins to pick in the mid to late game?

    A relatively easy-to-manage combo of Sins is: Theft, Pride, Gluttony, Sloth, Slaughterer, and Deserter. You can also pick up Pseudoprophecy if you are comfortable with having only one life.

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  • Of Dice and Dames — The Treehouse

    Of Dice and Dames — The Treehouse



    This is Jenny, one of our crack team of Games Masters, who’s been running roleplaying events for customers at Treehouse for more than two years now. Starting on February 27th, Jenny will be running a new six-session roleplaying season: Ms Havelock’s School for Girls, based in the Call of Cthulu system.

    We caught up with Jenny to talk about why roleplaying is awesome, to explore her decision to make the season for self-identifying women and non-binary players only, and find out what players can expect from Ms Havelock.

    How did you get started in roleplaying?

    “I started the same way most people do: with one very enthusiastic friend begging us all to give it a go! A more distressing number of years ago than I like to think about, a good friend in our board-gaming group convinced us all to join in with something he had written. It was Dungeons and Dragons 4th edition, and I had absolutely no clue what was going on. I just turned up, drank mead and hit things when I got told to. One particular member of the group insisted I was doing things wrong, and I stepped away from it for sometime after having my confidence knocked back significantly.

    Luckily, that very enthusiastic friend became a very enthusiastic partner and it was harder to get away from his campaign planning. After several years of thinking I didn’t enjoy roleplaying and it was something I just would never get in to he convinced me to try it again with a smaller group and an updated edition; I had a completely different experience. Everyone around the table had a brilliant time, and though we never finished the campaign it opened whole new horizons for something I thought I would never be able to enjoy. “

    Why do you love it?

    “Getting to mess about with lovely people, do silly voices and build a story together? What’s not to love?!

    I’ve always loved stories. I’ve been an obsessive reader since I was little, and roleplaying games are basically just stories that you get a say in. Being able to bond with people over telling the same story is a really wonderful experience. The Game Master may be the one who is in charge, but everyone around the table can affect the world and is working to tell the same story, just coming from different angles. If I’m running a game, I love watching the group figure out what each other is about, getting to know the world we are in and being able to build up an adventure that feels right. I may plan out a whole campaign, but the party could choose to follow a completely different thread that they find interesting. There aren’t many feelings which match the adrenaline from having to fly by the seat of your pants, it’s almost better than having everything play out just as you planned. 

    Unlike board games or video games where you have specific options you have to take, roleplaying games allow complete freedom of choice for your reaction, and everyone will tackle things differently. If I’m writing a big nasty wolf attacking a village, my players might choose to fight it outright, or they might cast a spell and talk to it, or they might do something I would never have thought of. 

    Everyone gets something different from roleplaying. For me, it has massively built my confidence and helped me work through social anxiety, and it’s much more exciting than sitting at a desk and writing a book all by yourself.”



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  • Throne and Liberty coupons and all active codes

    Throne and Liberty coupons and all active codes


    May 15, 2025: We checked for new Throne and Liberty coupon codes.

    What are the new Throne and Liberty coupon codes? Getting a coupon code can help you along in your MMO journey, and fortunately, NCSoft drops coupon codes for the game from time to time, awarding all sorts of in-game goodies that you can use to improve your character.

    The Throne and Liberty coupon codes we’ve seen so far have offered all sorts of rewards, including growth stones, skill books, crafting materials, and more. NCSoft has given these out during livestreams and live meets, so expect to see more codes for the MMO game when major events and update streams occur. We’ve collated all the codes we’ve found so far below.

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    New Throne and Liberty coupon codes

    There aren’t any active Throne and Liberty coupon codes. We expect new coupons to arrive during update livestreams and other major game-related events, though NCSoft has yet to confirm fresh rewards are on the horizon.

    In the meantime, keep an eye on the Throne and Liberty Twitch drops to redeem even more freebies just for watching your favorite streamers.

    Expired codes

    • hauntedharvest2024
    • DCAMA920
    • DISCOPARTY09
    • FARM DUNGEON
    • TRAITFORALL
    • PLAYREWARDINLIVE2
    • SKILLFORALL
    • GEARGIFTINLIVE2
    • WELCOME622
    • THXSEVERY1
    • NICETOMEETUP
    • TOTLLOVER
    • MEETUPBYE
    • MEETUPS2
    • CUSOONAGAIN
    • WEGOHIGHER
    • PLAYTLTHX
    • BLESS4ALL
    • BLESSINGOFSOLISIUM
    • THANKS100DAYS
    • MOREGROWTHSTONE
    • MORESKILLBOOK
    • MOREWEAPON
    • 100DAYSFOOD

    How to redeem Throne and Liberty coupon codes: the coupon UI screen

    How to redeem Throne and Liberty coupon codes

    Redeeming Throne and Liberty codes is incredibly simple, as getting to the redemption screen only requires a few clicks when you’re in-game. Here is how to do it step-by-step:

    • Open the main menu (the icon with nine dots in the bottom right corner of the game’s UI).
    • Four square icons will appear above the main menu icon, the top one being ‘Coupon’. Click it.
    • Manually enter or paste in your coupon code to redeem it.

    And those are the latest Throne and Liberty coupon codes. To make sure you get off on the right foot, check out our comprehensive Throne and Liberty weapon tier list to find out which combinations will serve you best in Solisium.



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  • Identify a game with 3 large dice and 2 smaller red dice


    I’ve lost the packaging and instructions for a commercial dice-based game. The dice have traditional number of spots 1-6.

    There are 5 dice in total:

    • 3 large dice: purple, green and red
    • 2 smaller red dice.

    What’s the name of the game?



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  • Dead Defense Tier List [UPD 2.1] – Best Towers for Nightmare, Trade Values, and More

    Dead Defense Tier List [UPD 2.1] – Best Towers for Nightmare, Trade Values, and More


    If you have the best towers in Dead Defense, then even the most challenging game modes, like the Nightmare stages, become trivial to complete. Now, testing out all the towers and each of their variants can be time-consuming. So, we did the testing for you and prepared the following Dead Defense tier list to help you summon and use only the best towers in the game.

    Dead Defense Tier List

    A tier list of all towers from the Dead Defense Roblox experience made via TierMaker, that goes as follows: S-tier: Gladiator, Vampire, Arsonist, Cowboy; A-tier: Rifleman, Boss, Necromancer, Shotgunner; B-tier: Minigunner, High Roller, Brute, Priest; C-tier: Survivalist, Miner, Gunslinger.
    All towers in Dead Defense ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker.

    In the tier list above, we ranked all towers in Dead Defense from best to worst, based on their:

    • DPS (Damage/CD)
    • Range
    • Placement and upgrade costs
    • Money generation for the Farm units
    • Ability to complete the Nightmare stages with minimal support

    In general, rare towers are more powerful, but that isn’t always the case. For example, Rifleman is one of the best DPS towers in Dead Defense. At the same time, the Minigunner, which is super expensive to place, is really mid. Also, Gold and Jade variants of some weaker towers can easily out-DPS towers like Gladiator and Vampire. You can find out more about Gold and Jade tower variations further in the guide.

    List of Dead Defense Towers

    Below is a list of all towers in Dead Defense, sorted by their rank on our tier list. Also, to give you some context for their ranking, we included some pros and cons for each tower, as well as their current value in trade. At the bottom of the list, you can find all upcoming towers in Dead Defense, along with their potential abilities.

    S-Tier Towers

    Tower Pros & Cons Placement
    Cost    		 Trade
    Value
    Gladiator tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Easily solos in Nightmare modes
    + Amazing DPS
    + Decent range
    + Meta DPS tower for all game modes
    + Slightly stronger version of the Vampire    		 $750 Regular: 3,500
    Gold: 5,500
    Vampire tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Meta DPS tower
    + Excellent single-target DPS
    + Very good range
    − Expensive to place and upgrade    		 $1,000 Regular: 450
    Jade: 7,750
    Arsonist tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Very good range and DPS
    + Amazing for solo Nightmare runs
    + AoE attacks
    + Cheap to place and upgrade
    − Not that great single-target damage    		 $350 Regular: 225
    Jade: 2,500
    Cowboy tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Best Farm tower
    + Overall, a better version of the High Roller
    + Excellent range
    + Cheap to place and upgrade    		 $300 Regular: 10,500

    A-Tier Towers

    Tower Pros & Cons Placement
    Cost    		 Trade
    Value
    Rifleman tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Amazing range and damage
    + Excellent single-target DPS
    + Very strong for an Epic tower
    − Low attack speed
    − Expensive to place
    − Not that good against hordes    		 $1,000 Regular: 2,250
    Boss tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Good damage and attack speed
    + Excellent range
    + Very good early-game tower
    − Not that great to be your main DPS tower
    − Weaker version of the Vampire    		 $500 Regular: 2,250
    Necromancer tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Excellent range
    + Good DPS
    + Good for Nightmare runs
    − A worse version of the Arsonist    		 $400 Regular: 80
    Gold: 350
    Shotgunner tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Best starter tower
    + AoE attacks
    + Golden variation can solo Nightmare modes
    − Not that great single-target DPS    		 $300 Regular: 50
    Gold: 225

    B-Tier Towers

    Tower Pros & Cons Placement
    Cost    		 Trade
    Value
    Minigunner tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Decent DPS and range
    + Generates money when hitting enemies
    − Very expensive to place and upgrade
    − Actually very mid for a Legendary tower    		 $1,500 Regular: 175
    High Roller tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Very good Farm tower
    + Generates money every few seconds
    − To get the most money out of it, you can’t skip waves
    − Limited placement    		 $250 Regular: 110
    Brute tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Decent starter DPS tower
    + Ok range
    − Borderline useless in Nightmare modes
    − Really falls off against stronger enemies    		 $350 Regular: 10
    Gold: 125
    Priest tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Decent DPS and range
    + Relatively cheap
    − Falls off later on    		 $450 Regular: 10
    Jade: 275

    C-Tier Towers

    Tower Pros & Cons Placement
    Cost    		 Trade
    Value
    Survivalist tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Good cheap DPS tower
    + Excellent range
    − Falls off against stronger enemies    		 $250 Regular: 1
    Jade: 125
    Miner tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Decent damage
    − Short range
    − One of the worst DPS towers
    − Expensive    		 $750 Regular: 15
    Gunslinger tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience + Decent, but only in the beginning
    + Cheap to place
    − Short range and low DPS    		 $150 Regular: 1

    Upcoming Towers

    Tower Possible Effects Cost
    Conductor tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience • Spawns trains with a high amount of HP that also shoot on their own
    • Applies buffs to nearby towers    		 $1,000?
    Musician tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience • Buffs the damage, range, and attack speed of nearby towers $750?
    Packmaster tower from the Dead Defense Roblox experience • Summons wolves with a decent amount of HP $450?

    Gold and Jade Tower Variations in Dead Defense

    Certain towers in Dead Defense have Gold or Jade variations, which are just their upgraded versions. Their placement and upgrade costs are the same as those of the regular ones. So, it is always better to bring a Gold or a Jade tower instead of the default one. Here are the bonuses that variations provide your towers with:

    • Gold: 35% increased damage, 25% increased range
    • Jade: 50% increased damage

    How to Get Towers in Dead Defense

    How to Summon new towers at the Summon building in Dead Defense Roblox experience.
    At the Summon building, you can roll for new towers using Bonds. The selection of towers you can summon rotates every hour.

    There are multiple ways to get new towers in Dead Defense, but the main one is by summoning them using Bonds. Each pull costs 50 Bonds, and a ten-pull costs 500. You can also get new towers through events, Battlepass rewards, special chests, and via trade.

    That concludes our Dead Defense tier list. Now, you know which towers are the best to bring into the next stage with you. If you want to claim some free Bonds and start summoning new towers right away, then check out our Dead Defense codes.

    Dead Defense Tier List FAQs

    What are the best towers in Dead Defense?

    Currently, the best towers in Dead Defense are Gladiator, Vampire, Arsonist, and Cowboy.

    Which towers are good for solo Nightmare mode runs?

    Towers that can solo Nightmare runs are Jade Arsonist, Gold Gladiator, Jade Vampire, Gold Shotgunner, and Gold Necromancer.

    How do you get Gold and Jade towers?

    You can get Gold towers from the Gold chests, which you receive as a reward from the Battlepass. Jade towers can very rarely appear when you summon towers using Bonds.

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  • Complete Project Viltrumites Character Tier List and Guide – Roblox

    Complete Project Viltrumites Character Tier List and Guide – Roblox


    Ready to dominate the Planet? In Project Viltrumites, a fun new game inspired by Invincible, you can play as all the famous comic book Characters. Each one brings their own style that is reminiscent of their counterparts in the comic books and the cartoon, making the game feel different every time you turn it on. The Characters are easy to start, but hard to master, so follow along with our Project Viltrumites Character tier list and guide to start destroying your opponents.

    Project Viltrumites Character Tier List

    Project Viltrumites Characters Tier List that goes as follows: S Tier: Big Brain; A Tier: Electricity Guy, Mark; B Tier: Starting Guy.
    Image via Tiermaker

    There are not too many Characters introduced in Project Viltrumites yet, but from the ones that were added, they are quite good. Each of them have a unique use and playstyle, and are fun in their unique way. I recommend starting off with Mark, as he is easy and does a lot of damage. The game will be fully released soon, so you should bookmark this page to stay up to date with the latest releases and Character rankings.

    Project Viltrumites Characters List

    Big Brain Character from the Project Viltrumites Roblox experience Electricity Guy Character from the Project Viltrumites Roblox experience Mark Character from the Project Viltrumites Roblox experience Starting Guy Character from the Project Viltrumites Roblox experience
    A Character that is drastically stronger than the rest, but comes at a price of having to buy the Early Access. Has powerful ranged and melee options, along with some very high damage. Not a strict upgrade on Mark, but still comes out on top because of the ranged abilities. Electricity Guy has very good damage, but most importantly, he has stun chains that can lock a player down until death. Mark is the definition of ‘Die, die, die.’ All his abilities are continual and brutal physical attacks that beat the opponent into the ground with increasing force. Best for new players. This is the default Character that everyone starts with. He has abilities similar to Mark, but he does not possess the same damage, and his attack chains are a lot shorter. I recommend switching to any of the other free characters immediately upon starting.
    + Damage
    + Range
    – Stuns    		 + Range
    + Stuns
    – Damage    		 + Damage
    + Stuns
    – Range    		 + Versatility
    – Everything else

    If you are just starting Project Viltrumites, I would recommend going for Mark, as he is easy and does a lot of damage. When you are ready to take off your training shoes, try playing Electricity Guy. He is fun and can attack multiple people at once with his ranged abilities. Big Brain is a pay-to-win Character that is very strong. But he costs money for now, so I do not recommend that you buy him, as he will probably become free when the game releases.

    How to change Characters in Project Viltrumites

    A detailed screenshot showing how to change your character in the Project Viltrumite Roblox experience
    It’s that easy!

    To change your Character in Project Viltrumites, all you have to do is navigate to the top left side of your screen. You will find the Characters button right next to the Options and Chat buttons. It is pretty big, so once you know it’s there, you can’t miss it. Once you’re ready, select the Character you would like to play and enjoy!

    That is all for my Project Viltrumites Characters tier list. Check out our Ghoul://RE Kagune Tier List if you are a fan of this type of brawling-fighting game.

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  • Nier’s 2B is coming to The First Descendant, and is exactly what you think it is

    Nier’s 2B is coming to The First Descendant, and is exactly what you think it is



    Even if you’ve never touched a Nier game, I’d wager that you know exactly who 2B is. The iconic android has made myriad appearances in other games since Platinum released Nier: Automata in 2017, and the studio is showing absolutely no signs of slowing down. She’s already in Final Fantasy 14, Fall Guys, PUBG, Rainbow Six Siege, and a rhythm game excellently titled D4DJ Groovy Mix. Now, 2B is coming to The First Descendant.

    I’ll admit, I’m not entirely surprised to know that 2B is on her way to The First Descendant. Nier: Automata is the perfect fit for Nexon’s live-service looter shooter – it felt like it was just a matter of time. Still, the free Steam game has quite an event on the way, as Nexon details at TFD’s Pax East panel.

    “The community has been requesting this IP continuously, and we believe that it will match well with The First Descendant,” TFD producer Beomjun Lee says. “Although we’ve only shown some key images today, we will be sharing more details with a trailer showcasing our collaboration.”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNdje4dwrD0

    “Unfortunately, the Nier: Automata collaboration will focus on decorations as we are in the process of solidifying the substance of our game. We decided to invest more in the content of Season 3 rather than other content related to the collaboration. However, in addition to the 2B and A2 outfits, we have prepared a damaged version of 2B with no skirt, with other motions and decorations as well.”

    Lee assures that it’ll be just a few months before the Nier: Automata collaboration comes to The First Descendant, even if Season 3 is more of a priority. As for The First Descendant’s next major overhaul, director Minseok Joo recently admitted in an open letter that “there’s not much to do” in the game right now.

    Nexon does have a plan for the game’s future, though. Instead of focusing on smaller updates, the team is putting almost all of its effort into Season 3, to make it “stronger and more complete.”

    We also have all the biggest upcoming PC games to keep an eye on in 2025. Otherwise, check out the best free PC games you can play today.

    You can follow us on Google News for daily PC games news, reviews, and guides. We’ve also got a vibrant community Discord server, where you can chat about this story with members of the team and fellow readers.



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  • How to Find the Golden Whale and Enter Treasure Island in Fisch [🏆TREASURE]

    How to Find the Golden Whale and Enter Treasure Island in Fisch [🏆TREASURE]


    In the latest update of Fisch, the developers introduced a new landmark in the Second Sea called Treasure Island. This island is different from other points of interest because it doesn’t show up on your screen with markers. Instead, it’s a secret location that you can only reach by using the Golden Whale. If you’re interested in finding out how to get there and what to expect, this Treasure Island location guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

    Crazy Man NPC Location in Fisch

    The Crazy Man NPC from the new Treasure update in the Fisch Roblox Experience
    Not so crazy after all!

    First, you’ll need to find a character in Fisch known as the Crazy Man NPC. He’s located on the Isle of Beginning in the Second Sea. To reach him, get on your boat and sail directly to the GPS coordinates (X:-371, Y:80, Z:-347). When you arrive, look for an older man with a bald head standing near the shoreline. This is the Crazy Man. Talk to him, and he’ll tell you about a mysterious place called Treasure Island. He’ll also mention that you can get there with the help of the Golden Whale, which shows up near the island.

    Golden Whale Spawn Location in Fisch

    The Golden Whale that transports the player from the NPC to Treasure Island in the Fisch Roblox experience
    Isn’t he cute?

    Normally, the Golden Whale won’t be visible because it only shows up during Tornado Weather. So, you’ll need to wait until the weather changes. Once you notice the tornado weather has started, go back to the island. You should see the Golden Whale near the edge of the island. After that, talk to the Crazy Man NPC again. This time, he’ll tell you to get on the Golden Whale with him.

    The inside of the Golden Whale, where you can catch rare fish and talk to the Merchant.
    The decore is a little dated, if you ask me.

    Right after you board the Golden Whale, you’ll be taken inside its interior. You’ll stay there for about five minutes while the whale travels to Treasure Island. During this time, you have a couple of things you can do. You can try catching rare fish from the pool found inside the whale, or you can visit the Merchant inside and buy some bait to help with your fishing.

    Treasure Island teleport location in the new Treasure update inside the Fisch Roblox Experience
    Now this is a real TREASURE island.

    When the five-minute timer inside the whale ends, you’ll arrive at Treasure Island in Fisch. On this island, you can catch special types of fish that aren’t found anywhere else. You also have the option to buy the Treasure Rod, which can help with fishing. If you have any items you’re curious about, you can take them to the Treasure Appraiser to learn more about their value or purpose.

    How to leave Treasure Island in Fisch

    The Exit to the Treasure Island, located inside the same Golden Whale from the entrance.
    I missed the Whale.

    You can always exit Treasure Island in Fisch using the same Golden Whale that helped you reach the island in the first place. The Golden Whale will be present on the northern edge of the Treasure Island map near the Crazy Man NPC, as shown in the above image.

    And that is all for our Fisch Treasure Island location guide. Check out our Fisch Codes for some freebies that can help you afford the cool new Rods.

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  • What is generally the balance between Pokemon, Trainer, and Energy Cards in the Pokemon TCG for a beginner?


    I was really into pokemon cards when I was little, not so much playing the game (Mostly because I didn’t know how) but collecting them. But that was years ago. I’ve recently decided to whip them out again and am trying to create a 60 card playing deck. I have more than enough, but I can’t figure out how to properly make it. I actually have already created one, however, I got it completely wrong. As in, 15 Pokemon, 10 Trainer, and 35 Energy cards type wrong. I understand this isn’t how a deck should be made, however, there doesn’t seem to be anything on how to balance the card types out correctly.

    What should the ‘ratio’ be? (For lack of better words).



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