If you’ve made decent progress into Dave the Diver and earned the trust of the Sea People Village, chances are you’ve met a certain sea turtle. This isn’t one that you can catch or randomly find out and about at first. However, there is a quest you can get from Mima’s Restaurant about tracking down …
Battlebit Remastered has a bunch of different stats for each weapon to give you an idea of how they work. And while you can tweak them with different modifications, there’s one stat confusing most of the community. This is where the common question comes in, what does Control do?
Knowing how to change class in Battlebit Remastered isn’t too complicated despite it being easy to miss. A big part of this issue is because the game doesn’t have much of a tutorial. It’s tucked away in the Shooting Range where it’s very basic. This is why we’ve put together this guide and others like …
Did you know you can build all sorts of useful fortifications in Battlebit Remastered? If you’ve ever seen someone place a sandbag or some giant Hesco Cubes, it’s worth learning how to build so you can too. This is a great way to defend an objective or even create cover while pushing into one.
Understanding how to get squad points in Battlebit Remastered is a significant part of this massive multiplayer FPS. This is important if you’re playing as a squad leader or want to build some sandbags. Otherwise, you won’t have enough to build useful fortifications.
Knowing how to change loadout in Battlebit Remastered is useful so you can customize your weapons and armor. Otherwise, you’ll be stuck with the default kit for your class. And that’s not always what you want. Especially if you want to try out meta weapons or get more armor for your character.
When you’re playing with over 250 players in Battlebit Remastered, you’re bound to get hit often from random directions. Regardless of whether you’re close to the action or not, it’s important to know how to heal. However, this can be confusing since you don’t have a health bar or number anywhere to check.
Getting certain materials in Diablo 4 can be difficult if you’re not sure where to look. Regardless of whether you’re trying to get potion ingredients or materials to upgrade gear. You’ll eventually need to learn how to get Forgotten Souls. And if you’re not in the right area, you’ll never get any.
Getting your first few legendary items in Diablo 4 is always exciting. Especially when it’s for a skill that you’re currently using. But what do you do once you’re getting legendaries nonstop and no longer have anywhere to put them? We’re here to answer what to do with legendaries as you get deep into Diablo …
Deciding where to invest skill and paragon points in Diablo 4 can be stressful when they feel permanent. Especially since we already know how the gold costs can add up quickly for resetting skill points. And if you’re someone who likes to experiment with different builds, learning how resetting works is important.