Jin Dahaad is one of the tougher monsters you'll face as you near the end of Monster Hunter Wilds' main story. A somewhat reptilian Leviathan-type monster, Jin Dahaad is the apex predator of the Iceshard Cliffs region, and it earns its title. You'll first encounter it in Chapter 3-3, "Nothing Frozen, Nothing Gained," just before you venture out of the Iceshard Cliffs and inch closer to Nata's home village. With a spiny exoskeleton, a powerful roar, and an arsenal of powerful Ice-elemental attacks, Jin Dahaad can prove a challenge, even to experienced players. View the full article
The citizens of Undermine all need help, and it's the duty of brave adventurers to lend a hand. There's a lot to see and do, and sometimes, it's easy to get lost on what you need to finish specific quests. We can help. The G.E.T.A. storyline has a particularly strange hang-up when it comes to completing the quests. Players are asked to hunt down a Crocodilian, Radioactive Rat, and eventually a mudskipper named The Captain. Upon returning to the quest giver, you'll notice that the quest isn't marked complete. You have to mount the trophies of those three enemies somewhere specific to get quest credit. Image by Destructoid Behind the quest giver, Bruxie Skyhook, and her sidekicks, Harris and Colton, are three wall mounts. They're easy to miss, with Undermine's general decor being exceptionally busy. Once you have the enemy heads, you'll want to interact with the wall mounts to add them to Bruxie's wall. After that, you'll be able to turn in the quest. Where to G.E.T.A. started To get the storyline going, you first need to complete the story quest for Undermine up until the quest "Sour Victory." Once you've completed that, you can pick up "Working for G.E.T.A." from a flyer located in the Incontinental Hotel. It's also found in a few random places around the map, in case you see a quest marker for it elsewhere. Follow the quest objective to Bruxie Skyhook, who is located on the underside of an empty building. Image by Destructoid She'll task you with finding the Radioactive Rat and Crocodilian first. You can see the locations on your map, where you'll drop into sewer manholes to put down some bait. Once you defeat them, you'll take them both back to Bruxie and mount their heads to the wall. She'll then have you do the same thing to The Captain, located in the eastern part of the map. Once you're done, return to Bruxie and complete the storyline. It's quick, easy, and worth some decent rewards early on. The post Where to place the G.E.T.A. Crocodilian and Radioactive Rat trophy in World of Warcraft War Within appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
It's not an understatement to say that knowing how to farm Monster Fluid is a must in Monster Hunter Wilds, as the material will give you access to the great-for-early-game tier-two Bone weapons, which must also be unlocked to get access to many end-game favorites. But although the title won't tell you straight away, it is actually possible to farm the material from the get-go. Here's where to find and how to farm Monster Fluid in Monster Hunter Wilds. How to find and best way to farm Monster Fluid in Monster Hunter Wilds Image by Destructoid You can get Monster Fluid in Monster Hunter Wilds as a chance target reward after slaying Lala Barina and any Vespoids, Bulaqchis, and Cumaqchis. It is also possible to get it by carving the remains of both Nerscylla Hatchlings and the aforementioned Vespoids. You can check out the exact probability of each of the above dropping the material below: Bulaqchi: 30% chance (Target Reward) Vespoid: 23% (Target Reward) / 20% (Carving) Comaqchi: 30% (Target Reward) Nerscylla Hatchling: 100% (Carving) Lala Barina: 18% (Target Reward) Although you can farm the fluid fairly well by repeatedly completing the Buggin' in the Desert Optional Commission, the best way to do it is to head to Nerscylla's lair on Iceshard Cliffs and kill her Hatchlings. Once in the area, the monsters will be scattered in spades, thus allowing you to farm a massive amount in a matter of seconds when using the right weapon. All recipes using Monster Fluid Image by Destructoid Apart from being used to craft all of the tier two Bone Tree weapons in MH Wilds, Monster Fluid is also needed to craft the Sonic ***** II for your Palico, as well as the Barina Greaves part of the Lala Barina Set, the Vespond Coil part of the Vespond Set. The first version of both the Intimidator and Poison Charms will also demand it. Here are the recipes for all of the above: ItemCrafting RecipeCostAll rank two Bone Weapons (ex Bone Blade II and Bone Axe II)2x Sturdy Bone + 1x Monster Fluid (Each)200 ZennySonic ***** II1x Nerscylla Claw + 1x Vespoid Wing + 2x Comaqchi Shell + 2x Monster Fluid200 ZennyBarina Greaves1x Lala Barina Floret + 1x Lala Barina Mucus + 1x Monster Fluid (Only availalbe after hunting Lala Barina)200 ZennyVespoid Coil1x Vespoid Shell + 1x Monster Fluid200 ZennyPosion Charm I2x Rampopolo Claw + 2x Rampopolo Beak + 1x Monster Fluid500 ZennyIntimidator Charm I1x Doshaguma Fur + 1x Doshaguma Claw + 2x Iron Ore + 1x Monster Fluid500 Zenny Now that we have the material taken care of, I also highly recommend that you take a look at How to fix Monster Hunter Wilds crashing to guarantee you will have the best experience no matter your platform of choice. The post How to find and farm Monster Fluid in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
Playing multiplayer with friends in Monster Hunter Wilds is confusing, trying to differentiate between lobbies, squads, link parties, and environment links. In the case of Environment Link, here is what it is used for and how it’s different compared to other multiplayer lobby options. What is Environment Link in Monster Hunter Wilds? Environment Link is a feature in Wilds where you can physically explore the big open worlds with friends. This is different than setting up a Hunt or Investigation where, upon failing or completing your mission, you go back to a camp site. Here, you can openly kill or capture monsters, collect gems, harvest plants and bugs, and set up new camp sites. It’s also useful for when you want to create and save new investigations for target-farming monster-specific gear. Screenshot by Destructoid How to use Environment Link in Monster Hunter Wilds To use Environment Link in Monster Hunter Wilds, you have to create a Link Party with friends. This can be accessed by bringing up your options menu, finding the Communication tab, and clicking Link Party. You can only have a party of up to four people. Once you invite whoever you want to that Link Party, you then have to repeat this process, now finding a new “Invite to Environment Link” option in the same menu. You’ll then sync your world instance with up to three other players so you can seamlessly explore every place without having to post up quests. Is there a point to Environment Link? Once you finish the “main” part of the story, you will have access to High Rank hunts. You have more open freedom here, finding new and old monsters of your level and above. However, to access these monsters, you have to find them in the wild. This requires you to venture around and engage in battles with them. When enough time has passed in a fight, they’re now logged into your quest board for future runs. In an Environment Link party, you can encounter these monsters together and help log new entries in the quest board. The post How to use Environment Link in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
If you've ever wished Stardew Valley was more all-action, Pesticide Not Required is well worth trying. It takes the tried-and-tested wave-based horde survival gameplay popularized by Vampire Survivors and combines it with a clever farming system to create one of the most delightful roguelike surprises of 2024. Now, developer Jampacked Games has unleashed a fresh update with an entire new tier of weapons and more challenges to put the most committed players through their paces. Alongside this, you can pick up the already-cheap indie game at a discount thanks to a Steam *****. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Stardew Valley meets Vampire Survivors in new Steam farming roguelike View the full article
Released in Early Access, R.E.P.O. is an exciting take on Lethal Company’s popular format. If you’re already addicted to this game like we are, then you will want to follow the team at semiwork for the development process. This physics-based indie horror game sees six highly mobile robots venture into dangerous territory in hopes of pleasing the Taxman. You may question your purpose, why you’re here fighting off monsters just to take valuable loot—but that doesn’t matter. All you need to think about is where you need to go to stay up to date on R.E.P.O.‘s development. View the full article
Putting the character creation suite in Monster Hunter Wilds to good use, one talented player has recreated the highly popular DC villain, Harley Quinn, in the game. Similar to many other RPG titles, Monster Hunter Wilds also lets its players create their own custom playable character. View the full article
Evil West and at least seven more titles are leaving Xbox Game Pass on March 15. The next wave of departures will mark the second blow to Yakuza fans with an Xbox Game Pass membership in a span of just a few weeks. View the full article
Genshin Impact fans have noticed an interesting detail about one of the game's most important characters, the fan-favorite Paimon. Since Genshin Impact launched in 2020, Paimon has been part of each of the Traveler's adventures. View the full article
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The Dream Guardian is an interesting figure in Baldur's Gate 3, and at first plays a mysterious but vital role in the lives of the party as they seek to stop the Absolute. However, as the game progresses, this character changes and is at the center of one of the best twists I've seen in a long time, completely altering their context within the narrative. But what many playing the epic RPG might have missed is just how Larian Studios pulled off this fantastic surprise. View the full article
Nightdive Studios has announced a surprise release for the original Turok remaster on next-gen consoles alongside a host of improvements. Turok: Dinosaur Hunter is now available natively on Xbox Series X|S and PS5 alongside a number of quality-of-life improvements and support for higher refresh rates. The original Turok remaster has been available since 2015 for PC (via […] Source View the full article
Paying your taxes in R.E.P.O. is much like real life—it’s incredibly serious and challenging—where you breath a sigh of relief once it’s done. But, why pay the Taxman alone when you could get your friends to help you out? We’ve all got the same goal after all. Here is everything you need to know about R.E.P.O.‘s max lobby size and how many can help you pay taxes. View the full article
Your Palico provides a ton of support while you hunt in Monster Hunter Wilds—but its constant jibber-jabber can be annoying. It’s no surprise that the human voice lines for Palico aren’t a fan-favorite feature, considering the new feature was met with harsh criticism in the game’s beta. Fortunately, the devs listened to the community and provided a couple of ways to turn off your Palico’s voice lines. View the full article
In Monster Hunter Wilds, at the start of Chapter 1-3 To the Forest, your first objective is to “Head toward the forest.” But the game provides no guide or marker, and the forest is not on the map. So, how are you supposed to know where the forest is? While you can use your Seikret’s auto-navigation to reach most objectives in Monster Hunter Wilds, the “Head toward the forest” objective offers no such assistance. Fortunately, this guide will help you to locate the forest and head all the way to it. View the full article
A new free Light Cone has been leaked for Honkai: Star Rail and it may make you feel obligated to pull for Anaxa in Version 3.2. The turn-based RPG is currently at the start of Version 3.1, an update that continues the contents introduced with Version 3.0 and brings two new playable characters who had previously been introduced as NPCs: Tribbie and Mydei. There is still a lot of content to explore in Version 3.1, but some attention is shifting toward Version 3.2 thanks to the beta tests, which have revealed information such as Castorice’s materials in Honkai: Star Rail. View the full article
While I'll always have an affinity for RE5, Resident Evil Outbreak and its sequel File 2 are the best co-op games in the survival horror series. Tense multiplayer action in that old-school style, with a touch of randomization to keep repeat runs fresh and danger lurking around every corner, makes the PS2 pair beloved cult classics to this day. We may not get an official remake any time soon, but new Steam game Blood Typers is here to fill the gap - and it combines the format with another iconic PC zombie game favorite, Typing of the Dead. Read the rest of the story... View the full article
Struggling to find the Tracktail Lizard location in Monster Hunter Wilds? With numerous large-scale biomes to discover and explore, finding a specific tiny monster in its living, breathing world can be difficult. But find one once and you'll soon have a practically infinite supply for whatever you plan to do with them. Tracktail Lizards are an endemic life species needed to complete the Dareel's Research Report Monster Hunter Wilds quest. Already well-versed in its varied ecology? Get back into the fight with the best Monster Hunter Wilds weapons and Monster Hunter Wilds armor. Our Monster Hunter Wilds builds can get you over the finish line, too. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Complete Monster Hunter Wilds quest and missions list Monster Hunter Wilds Hunter Rank explained and how to level up fast Capcom warns of Monster Hunter Wilds glitches that might leave you underpowered View the full article
If you've been waiting for the perfect excuse to try Star Wars Outlaws, this is it. While Ubisoft's open-world take on a galaxy, far, far away had an incredibly underwhelming launch - which our own review can attest to - it's having a quiet resurgence on Steam. With five major title updates under its belt and a staggering half-price *****, this is the time to see if the trip around the cosmos is for you. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The Star Wars Outlaws Steam version has fewer than 1,000 players at launch Star Wars Outlaws is finally about to fix some of its biggest problems Star Wars Outlaws announces big changes to try and win back fans View the full article
A metaverse full of life-size, browsable planets with terrain built by machine learning, hosting user-generated monetizable content, and promoting total player agency. That's the buzzword-filled, 'LinkedIn tech bro' description of Project Artemis. But in the words of Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene - the creator of PUBG and now the driving force behind Artemis - it's simply a "universe where you can do whatever you want." Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: PUBG creator's Prologue is a punishing survival game with millions of maps PUBG creator lets you play an early tech demo of Project Artemis right now Prologue game release date estimate, trailers, and latest news View the full article
When you begin your hunt in Monster Hunter Wilds, you begin in Low Rank, which is essentially the game’s version of easy mode to get players used to the game before dropping some of the hardest bosses around in High Rank. For returning hunters, High Rank is truly where the game begins, as you get access to some of the best weapons, armor, and skills to fine-tune your builds across the various weapons and unlock a lot of the map and the full roster of monsters to face off against. But when does High Rank begin? View the full article
The first Path of Exile 2 race event arrives today, and I'd encourage anyone who's been enjoying the new ARPG to give it a try. Back in the early days of the first PoE, I dipped into the feature out of pure curiosity. Even though I wasn't very good at first, I found myself enjoying the game even more and getting better at it along the way. It opened my eyes to a newfound appreciation for PoE, and I'd recommend everybody has a go. If you need more incentive, however, you can win a powerful, stylish unique helmet, or even a custom Path of Exile 2 gaming laptop. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Path of Exile 2's next update adds boss fights and mechanics to Atlas map towers Path of Exile 1 is suddenly beating PoE 2 on Steam as GGG transforms the endgame As Path of Exile 2 rolls on, PoE 1's lead dev may have left Grinding Gear Games View the full article
The Old School RuneScape Sailing skill is almost here, and you'll be able to get your hands on an alpha version of it very soon. Developer Jagex has shown more of the MMO's first-ever new skill as a part of RuneFest, while teasing the impending launch of a limited-time test. So if you want to take to the OSRS seas alone or with friends, you don't have to wait long to do just that. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Old School RuneScape dev Jagex has a new survival game, and you can sign up now Old School RuneScape's new story is here, and it sounds epic OSRS community servers are finally coming, giving you complete control View the full article
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The citizens of Undermine all need help, and it's the duty of brave adventurers to lend a hand. There's a lot to see and do, and sometimes, it's easy to get lost on what you need to finish specific quests. We can help. The G.E.T.A. storyline has a particularly strange hang-up when it comes to completing the quests. Players are asked to hunt down a Crocodilian, Radioactive Rat, and eventually a mudskipper named The Captain. Upon returning to the quest giver, you'll notice that the quest isn't marked complete. You have to mount the trophies of those three enemies somewhere specific to get quest credit. Image by Destructoid Behind the quest giver, Bruxie Skyhook, and her sidekicks, Harris and Colton, are three wall mounts. They're easy to miss, with Undermine's general decor being exceptionally busy. Once you have the enemy heads, you'll want to interact with the wall mounts to add them to Bruxie's wall. After that, you'll be able to turn in the quest. Where to G.E.T.A. started To get the storyline going, you first need to complete the story quest for Undermine up until the quest "Sour Victory." Once you've completed that, you can pick up "Working for G.E.T.A." from a flyer located in the Incontinental Hotel. It's also found in a few random places around the map, in case you see a quest marker for it elsewhere. Follow the quest objective to Bruxie Skyhook, who is located on the underside of an empty building. Image by Destructoid She'll task you with finding the Radioactive Rat and Crocodilian first. You can see the locations on your map, where you'll drop into sewer manholes to put down some bait. Once you defeat them, you'll take them both back to Bruxie and mount their heads to the wall. She'll then have you do the same thing to The Captain, located in the eastern part of the map. Once you're done, return to Bruxie and complete the storyline. It's quick, easy, and worth some decent rewards early on. The post Where to place the G.E.T.A. Crocodilian and Radioactive Rat trophy in World of Warcraft War Within appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article