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The Arc Raiders Shoring Up Defenses quest, added as part of the Riven Tides update, has players explore the seafront map and provide various support. Specifically, you need to board up hotel windows, repair a raider structure on top of the crane in the Stacking Yard, and rack up some kills on Fireflies and Wasps to boot. While the last of these is relatively straightforward, finding the location of the hotel windows and Raider structure isn’t easy in a map this size. Fortunately I’ve done it myself, and I’ll show you where to go and what to do in this…

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In case you missed it, Valve confirmed the Steam Controller’s price and release date yesterday. Naturally, as part of that reveal they’ve faced a bunch of questions about the other hardware they’ve got in the works, including the Steam Machine and the more distant next Steam Deck. As far as the latter’s concerned, they still aren’t saying much, but have at least confirmed they’ve busy working on both it and making sure current Decks don’t keep going out of stock amid the ongoing RAM crisis.

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Warframe developer Digital Extremes has a penchant for flashy reveals, and it’s gone all out in its latest dev stream for the reveal of its next major update: Jade Shadows Constellations. Serving as a sequel to the original Jade Shadows quest, Constellations is set to reveal what’s become of Sirius and Orion when it arrives this June. You’ll also be able to recruit the two new Protoframes for Ash and Garuda, Ryoku and Vena, through completing their new Railjack missions and earning their trust. Mesa’s Heirloom skin, meanwhile, is getting an update to add some extra rootin’, tootin’ goodness. During…

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Shattered Descent is the third area in Saros. In this guide, we’ll explain how to complete this part of the game and how to beat the game’s third boss, Rhabdom.This step-by-step Shattered Descent guide will explain how to traverse through this tough part of Saros, and explain what you need to do ahead of fighting one of the toughest bosses in the game.Shattered Descent is a shorter biome than most, but that doesn’t mean it’s any easier, so without further explanation, here’s our guide on how to complete Shattered Descent in Saros.Saros Shattered Descent walkthroughThe first area of Shattered Descent…

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With the Heroes Olden Era tips I’ve detailed below, gathered by multiple members of GR+ staff playing the strategy game, you won’t wind up in some of the sticky situations we did. Heroes of Might and Magic Olden Era is no walk in the park, even on the easiest difficulty, so be sure to thoroughly inspect this list.Some of the Olden Era tips below are applicable across the campaign, quick matches, and online games, but many are specific to either the campaign or matches. I’ve specified how each is applicable, but you’ll want to know them all if you’re planning…

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If Dig In were called a ‘historical wave defence strategy base-builder’ or similar I wouldn’t have been jarred by it. Odds are I’d have skimmed right past. Instead, Icelandic developers Vitar Games are calling it “a WW1 trench warfare colony sim”, and this wigs me out a little. We are colonising the Somme! Nothing is too sacred for artistic depiction, and people have been commodifying memories of the World Wars for decades, but throwing in an ultra-compacted gravitational mass of a concept like “colony” really turns it all up to 11/11. It’s a gift to cultural essayists. Within the…

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Mike Ybarra’s at it again. The former Blizzard president loves nothing more than popping off on social media, and this time he’s taken aim at the developers currently working on World of Warcraft. After detailing his ideas for the game’s direction, including making WoW 2 (that worked out great for Overwatch) and adding more Lich King lore, he’s stated that the original game was so successful because the developers were “dedicated” and that you need to “give [your job] a lot of your life” in order to make a great MMORPG or expansion. I’ll be honest, Ybarra is really going…

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Valve is still developing the successor to the Steam Deck, while also trying to overcome stock shortages for the original.That’s according to Valve programmer Pierre-Loup Griffais, who told IGN in a new interview that work on the Steam Deck 2 is continuing.“We’re hard at work on it,” Griffais said, stating that when Steam Deck 2 does eventually release it will be a natural progression of the other Steam hardware released before it.“Obviously every step of the way, if you look at our harder projects over the years, you can draw a straight line from original Steam Controller and Steam Machines…

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Commodore just announced the C64C Ultimate, a remake of the 1986 microcomputer that looks more like an Amiga. Yes, that does mean that upon seeing the latest FPGA remake, my heart skipped at the thought of a proper re-do of the more advanced “PC”, but seeing as the C64C originally lasted well into the ’90s, I can see why it’s next in line.The good news is that while the C64C is technically the same Commodore 64 Ultimate guts hiding in a different shell, it’s practically getting the same case produced back in the 1980s. Rather than making a copy, the…

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Magic: The Gathering Arena developers at Wizards of the Coast are set to unionise with the Communications Workers of America (CWA). The CWA say they’ve secured a “supermajority” in favour of unionisation among the workers, and have given Wizards of the Coast until the end of the week to voluntarily recognise the union – dubbed United Wizards of the Coast—CWA – and filed an election petition with the US National Labor Relations Board.

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