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Subnautica 2 ingots are processed variants of common materials that are used in more advanced crafting recipes (much like their counterpart from the original game). Once you start making vehicles or superior crafting machinery, you’re going to need titanium, plasteel, and germanium ingots, among others.Unlike the first game, though, ingots cannot be crafted in your standard fabricator, and you’ll need to build a processor in order to produce them. If you’re unsure, here’s more on how to get titanium ingots and others in Subnautica 2.How to craft ingots in Subnautica 2 (Image credit: Unknown Worlds)To craft ingots in Subnautica you’ll…
Blizzard tried to fix a Diablo 4 bug and only made things worse, to the joy of Warlock sickos now one-shotting its hardest foes
Uh oh – it appears, in making some changes to Warlocks in Diablo 4, Blizzard’s managed to break the class to a pretty drastic extent. A particular combination of equipment will make you practically unstoppable, by way of enabling you to one-shot much of what comes your way, even in a high-ranking dungeon.There are four aspects to this intersection of pain. You have Command Fallen and Command Ae’grom, then the Paingorger’s Gauntlets, Oikos-Hewer of Mutilation, and the Evisceration Fragment. As of the last patch, having these together lets you just run through many of the RPGs enemies with ease –…
Hideo Kojima is one of the most major figures in the gaming biz – I mean, after all, his genius mind (and past teams at both Konami and Kojima Productions) did bring us the likes of Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, to name but a few, which makes him worth putting on a pedestal.Being behind so many major gaming franchises means that there’s plenty of merch out there with his name on it, and quite literally too. If you’re a die-hard Kojima fan and want to show off your fandom for the man who’s brought you countless hours of…
The Scuf Omega costs $220, but my favorite feature can be found in controllers at a fraction of that price
The Scuf Omega launched yesterday and, while I’ve only had a little time to get my hands around this pro gamepad, there’s one standout feature for me already. Clicky, mechanical face buttons have always been an end goal for me. Years spent testing the best gaming mouse models has left me with an intolerance for unreliable repeat presses and soft, spongey clackers. I want the crisp, clean finish of a tactile mechanical switch – and the Scuf Omega nails the brief.These face buttons (and d-pad) make for shorter (and therefore faster) actuations that feel tighter and far more precise in…
Fortnite's Overwatch collab "vastly outshines" Blizzard's "lackluster" 10th Anniversary event, envious players say: "Epic just made Blizz look absolutely pathetic"
Overwatch fans are lamenting that Fortnite is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the hero shooter better than Blizzard itself is.Earlier this week, the Overwatch 10th Anniversary Event kicked off in-game, and very quickly, fans discovered that it kinda stinks. Most of the new cosmetics are the Decennium Skins, which are purple and white recolors for the original cast. But at the same time, the Fortnite x Overwatch collab also kicked off this week, which brought Tracer, Genji, Mercy, and D.VA to the game as skins, as well as making some changes to battle royale mode with Tracer’s guns, Mercy’s Staff…
City of Ash is one of my favorite Warhammer box sets in years, and it's finally back in stock
I’m lucky enough to spend a lot of my time testing, writing about, and reviewing Warhammer, but it isn’t often that I fall completely head over heels for a product. Yet that’s exactly what happened with City of Ash, a beginner box set for the fantasy-based Age of Sigmar wargame. The trouble was, everyone else seemed to appreciate how great it was too; it sold out almost instantly, and hasn’t been available since. Well, until now…This isn’t a drill; City of Ash is back in stock for $220 at Amazon. While that’s full price rather than the discounted cost often…
Palestinian pseudo-stealth game Dreams on a Pillow paints a difficult, poetic picture in its first look at gameplay
Back in late 2024, Palestinian developer Rasheed Abueideh announced Dreams on a Pillow, a “pseudo-stealth adventure game.” It’s set during the Nakba, the 1948 ethnic cleansing that saw Israel violently displacing Palestinians and dispossessing their land and homes, serving as Abueideh’s emotional response to the attacks on Gaza that began in 2023. And now, as a second round of funding continues, a first look at gameplay has been offered up. Dreams on a Pillow takes inspiration from a Palestinian folktale about a young woman called Khadra. In a panic following the massacre of her village, she attempts to flee…
ChatGPT knows an awful lot about its users. People ask it for health advice. People use it for therapy. People ask it to help solve problems at work. That gives it a lot of data to feast on. It feels like it was only a matter of time before there was some controversy related to that, and now a new lawsuit claims the data has been shared without users’ knowledge or consent, giving us all another reason to get a VPN. This new class action lawsuit suggests that ChatGPT is sharing data with both Google and Meta specifically, who could,…
I’ve brought together the best RPGs for beginners looking to explore the wonderful world of roleplaying games.Whether you’ve got a little experience under your belt and you’re looking for some more recommendations, or you’re a complete newbie who wants to give an RPG a shot for the first time, I’ve brought together some options so you can find something to suit you. As a veteran player for almost three decades, I’m so excited for you to experience the magic of my favorite genre, and I relish the chance to help you on your path to discovering some of the best…
Mixtape will be safe from a music licensing related delisting, ensured by its developer paying extra for the privilege
The first thought that probably arose for most people upon seeing Mixtape for the first time was probably something along the lines of, “that’s a lot of licensed music, wonder how long it takes before it’s delisted.” Music licensing is notoriously a pain in the ass, and considering how embedded into the story every song that’s in the game is, it certainly seemed like Mixtape was doomed. But according to its devs, there’s nothing to worry about. In an interview with Kotaku, creative director Johnny Galvatron explained that developer Beethoven and Dinosaur spent that little bit extra moolah…