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Now that Pocahontas has joined your Disney Dreamlight Valley village, she'll call upon you for help from time to time, starting with The Three Sisters Garden quest. She wants to set up a traditional Native American garden in the valley, but she can't do it alone. Like most missions, this one comes with some decently tricky parts to work through. It's a crucial task to tackle as soon as possible after you unlock Pocahontas, though, as you'll want to get it done to swiftly raise your friendship with her. Here's a complete walkthrough for The Three Sisters Garden quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Table of contentsHow to complete The Three Sisters Garden in Disney Dreamlight ValleyGather the materials needed to set up Pocahontas's gardenCraft the Garden SetupMeet Pocahontas inside her YehakinGo to Wall-E's houseGather some resourcesDig out the Three Sisters SeedsPlant the Three Sisters SeedsGather ingredientsCook the SuccotashPlace the Powhatan Picnic in the valleyHow to complete The Three Sisters Garden in Disney Dreamlight Valley Screenshot by Destructoid Gather the materials needed to set up Pocahontas's garden To get this mission started, you need to gather all of the required materials for Pocahontas's garden. The items she asks you to get include: 12 Soil – Found by digging the ground anywhere in the valley. Removing small and large Rubble Piles also drops this resource. 10 Pebbles – Obtained by digging around certain locations, including Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Sunlit Plateau, and Forgotten Lands. It can also be found in Wishing Alps if you have Wishblossom Ranch. Kristoff's Stall may sometimes have it for *****, too. 10 Softwood – Spawns on the ground near trees throughout certain biomes. Areas you can check for it include the Plaza, Peaceful Meadow, Forest of Valor, and Glade of Trust. With the A Rift in Time DLC, you can also check The Docks, The Courtyard, The Overlook, and The Ruins.Craft the Garden Setup Screenshot by Destructoid Once you have all the required resources, head to any crafting station to craft the Garden Setup. At the crafting station, click on Pocahontas's quest icon to spend your materials and craft this item. Meet Pocahontas inside her Yehakin After making the Garden Setup, head inside Pocahontas's Yehakin, wherever you decided to place her home in your village when you unlocked her. If you forgot where you put it, check the map for the house marked with a purple circle. Chat with Pocahontas once you're inside to see what she wants you to do next. Go to Wall-E's house Someone took Pocahontas's seeds for the garden, and judging by the marks on the ground, you determine that it must have been Wall-E. Travel over to Wall-E's house, wherever you have it placed, to chat with him about the situation. At this stage of the quest, his home will be marked by a purple circle like Pocahontas's was, making it easy to locate if you forgot where you put it. Chat with Wall-E once you're there. Gather some resources Screenshot by Destructoid With the mystery of who took the seeds now solved, it's time to gather some more essential items. This time around, you need to find: Five Seaweed – Can be found when fishing anywhere. Two Shrimp – Can be caught from blue or white ripple spots around Dazzle Beach. Once you have the required items, meet up with Pocahontas to give them to her. Dig out the Three Sisters Seeds Now, head to the Forest of Valor biome to hunt for some Three Sisters Seeds Pocahontas previously buried there. You can find them in dig spots situated close to the river that runs through this region. Their exact spawn spots vary for all players, but they'll always be near the river, so start at one end and work your way to the other to find all of them. The seed spots look the same as regular dig spots, so there's unfortunately no way to distinguish them from other ones. It's best to use your Royal Shovel to dig all spots you find in this area to ensure you don't miss any. Once you have all three, meet up with Pocahontas to pass them over. Screenshot by Destructoid Plant the Three Sisters Seeds Now that you've got the seeds, it's time to get them growing. Dig up three spots in any biome and plant the Three Sisters Seeds. Water them and wait five minutes for them to grow, at which point you can then harvest them. Gather ingredients The next step is to once again gather some key items. Here are the ingredients you need this time. Three Sisters Seeds – Obtained from the previous step. Three Onions – Seeds can be bought from Goofy's stall in the Forest of Valor biome. They can then be planted and grown in about one hour and 15 minutes, or one hour and seven minutes if you plant them in the Forest of Valor. Three of any Spice – Can be found in the wild around most biomes. There are lots of different Spices you can find, like Basil, Oregano, Dill, Cumin, Mint, Nutmeg, Garlic, and Ginger. Cook the Succotash Screenshot by Destructoid Head to any cooking station once you have all the required ingredients. Click on the Succotash recipe and toss in one Three Sisters Harvest, one Onion, and one Spice. Repeat this process two times, so you have a total of three Succotash. Then, bring the cooked meals to Pocahontas. Place the Powhatan Picnic in the valley Now that the meal is made, it's time to enjoy it. Open your inventory, click on the Furniture tab, and select Pocahontas's quest icon. Click on the Powhatan Picnic to place it anywhere in your village. Then, chat with Pocahontas one last time to finish The Three Sisters Garden quest. The post The Three Sisters Garden quest walkthrough in Disney Dreamlight Valley appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

The Crownbreaker Boost Evolution is now live in FC 26, and you can use this chain upgrade to improve an item of your choice. To unlock this evolution, you'll need to complete the SBC that goes by teh same name. Let's look at the best options for this evolution based on the requirements and offered upgrades. Table of contentsFC 26 Crownbreaker Boost Evolution requirementsFC 26 Crownbreaker Boost Evolution upgradesBest players to use in Crownbreaker Boost EvolutionFC 26 Crownbreaker Boost Evolution requirements Here are the requirements of Crownbreaker Boost Evolution in FC 26. Overall: Max 88PlayStyle: Max 10Not Rarity: World Tour Silver StarsNot Position: GKFC 26 Crownbreaker Boost Evolution upgrades The evolution has five upgrade levels, each with specific conditions to meet. Level 1 upgrades Overall: +1Pace: +4|90Passing: +4|92Dribbling: +4|91Weak Foot: +1|4PlayStyles: Finesse Shot|8 Level 2 upgrades Skills: +1|4PlayStyles: Quick Step, Low Driven Shot, Power Shot, Rapid, Pinged Pass|8 Since this is a special evolution, you won't need to complete any separate task. All you need to do is to chooe the card that you want to upgrade. Complete the two stages with two clicks, and your card will be completely upgraded. Best players to use in Crownbreaker Boost Evolution Here are some of my recommendations for this evolution. Carlos Espi LaLiga POTMSummerville Answer the CallOscar Bobb FC FantasyNaomi Feller **********Nusken **********Danjuma ePremier LeagueSuzuku **********Akhomach Answer the CallTheo Hernandez Thunderstruck This is a perfect chain evolution, as you’ll be able to immediately put the upgraded card into another upgrade. That way, your upgraded card will only get better with more upgrades. The post Best players for FC 26 Crownbreaker Boost Evolution appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Though Ubisoft recently confirmed that Assassin's Creed ****** Flag Resynced was in the works, we have yet to see it in action. New leaks suggest that it is to surface rather soon: Next week. According to Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson and ResetEra leaker BlackBate, Assassin's Creed ****** Flag Resynced is to get a worldwide reveal on April 16, finally allowing us to see what Ubisoft has been working on all this time. Even if it is not revealed by this date, Henderson reports that the game is still on track to release by mid-2027, sometime during the second quarter. AC ****** Flag Resynced could help Ubisoft claw back some of its stock value. Image via Ubisoft Recent developments at Ubisoft could mean a delay, though, so it is not absolutely certain that this date will be respected. Nevertheless, it remains a substantial project for the company that could see it turn the tide, as it has been on a downward spiral in stock for quite some time now. ****** Flag remains one of the most well-received AC games of all time, especially as a cult title, even though it divorced itself from many recognizable "assassin" character antics in favor of setting the West Indies ablaze. By doing away with its archaic, outright boring mechanics like trailing missions, Ubisoft could very well refine the title into a proper masterpiece. A lot stands to be lost, too, if Ubisoft ditches its traditional design and transforms the game into an RPG. We will know for sure once Ubisoft reveals the remake and actually shows us what it's been cooking for so long, and as things stand, that will happen on April 16. Hopefully. The post Despite Ubisoft’s travails, we’re just eight days away from the ****** Flag remake’s announcement, if leaks are to be believed appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Listen, not everything goes according to plan. Sometimes, life gives you lemons, and sometimes, your elevator platforms just won’t connect in Pokopia. Okay, maybe that last one is a niche issue. But if you’re reading this, you’re probably struggling with it. It's quite frustrating when you build an elevator in Pokopia and go to test it out only to get a pop-up box saying “you need to connect it to another elevator platform.” Luckily, there’s an easy fix, though the game doesn’t make it clear. Table of contentsHow to build an elevator in Pokopia“You need to connect it to another elevator platform” fixHow to build an elevator in Pokopia An incredibly useful, albeit finnicky, device. Screenshot by Destructoid Pokopia teaches you how to build an elevator as part of its main quest in Sparkling Skylands, and it’s relatively straightforward: place two elevator platforms and connect them with ladders. You'll automatically unlock the recipe for the item, which is as follows: 8 Glass8 Concrete2 Tinkagear The game will make it easy when you build your first elevator as part of the main quest; it already has most of the ladder built with the two floors in place. All you need to do is add a couple extra ladders, plop down the platforms, and you’re good to go. Unfortunately, this makes it easy to accidentally mess up the next elevator you create. “You need to connect it to another elevator platform” fix If you’ve built an elevator on your own, you might’ve run into an issue where you can’t get on your elevator and you get a dialogue box saying “you need to connect it to another elevator platform.” It won’t make sense in the moment, especially if you’ve placed two elevator platforms and already connected them with a ladder. But if you get this pop-up, chances are there’s something blocking your elevator’s path. The dreaded pop-up error. Screenshot by Destructoid The shaft of the elevator needs to be completely clear, or else the platforms won’t connect properly. That means you can’t place a platform on a ledge with only an opening around the ladder; the entire floor beneath the platform needs to be cleared. This was the issue I ran into when building my first elevator independent from the main quest line. Even though I had cleared around the platform, I had a few blocks placed in my elevator’s pathway, as you can see in the images below. Once I removed those blocks, the elevator lights flipped on and I could then enter the device. Make sure the elevator's path is clear. Screenshot by Destructoid Clear any obstructions to get your elevator working. Screenshot by Destructoid So if you’re getting the pop-up error, try double-checking your elevator’s path and make sure it’s completely clear. The post How to build elevators and fix ‘You need to connect it to another elevator platform’ in Pokopia appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

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Disney Dreamlight Valley's Whispers of the Wind free update has finally arrived, bringing new character Pocahontas and a bunch of fresh quests and activities for players to participate in. A lot of Disney fans have been waiting a long time for Pocahontas to be added to Disney Dreamlight Valley's roster of characters, but Whispers of the Wind has a lot more to offer than just her. View the full article

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Heads-up, PC players: Steam codes for ARC Raiders are on ***** at Fanatical for $26.79. That’s a 33% discount from the typical $39.99 price. The beloved extraction shooter was a breakout hit late last year, earning a 9/10 in our review. The ***** ends tomorrow (assuming codes don’t sell out), so grab it sooner than later if you want it. ARC Raiders on ***** Until ARC Raiders came out, I’d been intrigued by the idea of the extraction shooter, but was hesitant to try one out. They seemed more cutthroat and high-stakes than I was looking for in a game. I didn’t want to lose my entire loadout if I died. I didn’t want to get blasted to bits by other players, as I’d heard happened all the time in these dog-eat-dog worlds. But when our review of ARC Raiders came out, it made it sound more approachable than any extraction shooter that came before it. “ARC Raiders raises the bar for extraction shooters pretty much across the board,” critic Travis Northup wrote, “with an incredibly gripping progression grind, tense fights against NPCs and other players that make for memorable matches, and loot that feels completely worth all the work and stress it takes to obtain it.” I also saw that it ran well on Steam Deck, my main gaming platform. So I picked it up and gave it a try. Turns out, ARC Raiders was just the game I needed to show me what all the fuss is about with extraction shooters. ARC Raiders is a relatively approachable game that eases you into its various systems. The basic idea is that you go topside into a level, run around gathering up loot, fight (or avoid) PvE enemies, and occasionally get into gun battles with other players. Then you make your way to an extraction site and try to get out with both your life and your loot. The gameplay loop has drama and tension built into it, because the more good loot you find, the more you want to make it out safely. With my inventory full at the end of a run, I'm antsy in the best way as I call for the extraction elevator and it sounds an alarm, alerting others in the area of my location, ratcheting up the tension. With all that loot you find, you can craft all sorts of items, from guns to bandages, so nothing really goes to waste. You’re always trying to find specific items, which let you unlock or upgrade various crafting benches. You can even upgrade Scrappy, a rooster who gathers materials for you while you’re playing rounds. Even if you do wipe – which is bound to happen from time to time – not all is lost, because you have various quests that give you other goals to achieve on any given run. And if you find yourself ready to go topside but you don't have any good gear, you can choose a free loadout that gives you the basics. Eventually, I let go of my anxiety about losing gear and began to achieve a zen state about the whole enterprise. Even when I lose a gun I worked hard to attain, it’s really not that big of a deal. The whole point of accruing the weapons is to use them when you go topside. They don’t do any good sitting in your inventory. So gear up, raider. And give this game a try if you’re at all curious. Now if only Bungie would make Marathon work on Steam Deck... Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky. View the full article

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The Free Lanes update has added several new features in Starfield, and one of it includes the ability to add Muria Siarkiewicz as an elite crew member. To do so, you'll first need to find her at the correct location. This guide will help you to complete all the tasks required for you to add her to your party. How to recruit Muria Siarkiewicz as a crew member in Starfield First, you'll need to open your Starmap and navigate to Alpha Centauri. You'll need to specifically reach Jemison, which is one of many planets in the system. There will be several options on the planet screen; select The Lodge, and then pick Talk with Sergeant Yumi (Commercial District). Image via Bethesda Go to GalBank from where you land and head inside. You'll find a woman sitting inside, and this is Muria. Once you start your discussions with her, she will give you a quick update about her situation and what she wants. She will inform that she's here looking for a job. At this point, you'll get the option to tell her to forget GalBank and work for you. Image via Bethesda Once you make the offer, wait for some time for her to make up her mind. I am unsure what the exact amount of time you'll need to wait is. When she is ready, she will be interested in accepting your offer. However, she will inform you about her financial situation, and you'll need to pay 15,000 credits upfront to add her as a crew. She will be able to join your adventure once the payment is made. Once done, you'll now be able to assign her to your ship. She can then be found on the ship, and you can use her for different tasks. While Muria is tied with the Free Lanes update, she also has a role to play in the Terran Armada DLC. The post How to add Muria Siarkiewicz as a crew member in Starfield appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article