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Enthralled In The Dark
“Aye, I will tell thee about the worst of the Duergars, the Slavers, but it is not a pretty yarn. Know that it was two scores and twelve years ago, when I was a young buck and thought I would be a hero, travelling into the shadowdark, down under the ground below the deepest mines to slay monsters, loot treasure, and rescue the innocent. Hah! I was a young fool. I was a fairly tough lad, having fought a lot o’ goblins and orcs and even a few ogres. People called me the Cavalier back then. I was a right honest soldier and held up the law, and I did it with panache. I joined up with a crew of adventurers. It was me, two other fighters, a thief, and priest of Gede. Gods, were we ever naive…
By Samuel Wrightabout a year ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Found in Raid Hideout – 51 Days Later
(Intro) So, alongside the flea market changes that we discussed in the previous video, BSG also made it so that upgrading your modules in the hideout now needed the found in raid status for most barter items. A month and a half later, and we’re going to talk about the impact this change has had on the game and how people go about interacting with the hideout. Between the hideout and the flea market, I’d say the latter being locked off for two weeks was more impactful because almost everyone uses the flea market for one reason or another. But the hideout? Technically, you can play the game and never use it. You don’t have to invest any time, money or items into it. But EFT heavily incentivizes you to do so. There’s a lot of good that can come from the hideout, but you need to put in the work to see the fruits of that labor. Either way, a month and a half later, and people are still struggling to get even the basic modules upgraded to progress through the rest of the hideout. I know I was, and honestly are still there. It’s been quite a challenge that will hopefully be either adjusted going forward, or simply reverted for whenever the next wipe will occur.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Markelle Fultz's Return: Can He Be the Answer for the Kings?
Markelle Fultz's Return: Can He Be the Answer for the Kings? The Sacramento Kings have made a bold move by signing Markelle Fultz, the former No. 1 overall pick, as they look to reinforce their backcourt. While injuries and inconsistencies have defined much of Fultz’s NBA career, the Kings are betting on his potential to help them stay competitive in a loaded Western Conference.
By Mahalakshmiabout a year ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Flea Market – 46 Days Later
(Intro) It has been over forty-six days since the start of the wipe, as of the recording for this video. But this wasn’t just a regular wipe. BSG wanted to try some new things with gameplay mechanics that have been integral since their introduction. One of which was completely locking down the flea market for two weeks just to see what would happen. Funnily enough, it ended up being closer to three weeks when everything was all said and done. It was the first time since the flea market was added that the entirety of it was locked off. No barters, no listings. Nothing. I was both excited and interested to see what the general consensus was going to be from the community. I had a feeling that people would despise the change and just want it back. But to my surprise, it seemed like people were okay with it being gone for two weeks. On top of that BSG was collecting data once the market was back through an in-game survey which we will be looking at and discussing too. So, let’s talk about Tarkov’s flea market, over a month later and how it might not be as universally loved in the early game as some might’ve thought.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
What Happened to the 'Mega Man' Series?
With its long history and many games, the Mega Man series may at first appear to be a wildly successful franchise up there with Mario and Sonic. However, despite its recognition, the Mega Man series only has a few games that sold more than one million copies worldwide. Even the best-selling Mega Man game Mega Man 2 sold only 1.5 million copies worldwide. This fact made me wonder how the Mega Man series could be so well known but rarely be the success one would expect from a long-running franchise.
By Yawabout a year ago in Gamers
Sterling Sharpe
Sterling Sharpe is one of the most talented wide receivers in the history of American football. He played in the National Football League (NFL) for the Green Bay Packers from 1988 to 1994. Despite having a short career due to injury, Sharpe left a lasting impact on the game. His incredible skills, strong work ethic, and leadership made him one of the best players of his time.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
Covert Movement in Tarkov Works Again
(Intro) It finally feels like Tarkov has allowed players to be sneaky in combat once more. For the longest time, players had major difficulties with being sneaky in raid; finding opportunities to ambush a player or even group of players without being heard from a mile away. There have been a lot of changes culminating in this style of play feeling viable once more. Funnily enough, none of them directly targeting covert movement the soft skill. But a lot of other changes around audio and how players move. From headsets sounding and functioning differently, to a new audio system that is now universal across all players, after what has felt like years of not being able to be quiet when you want to be, there is now reason and advantage to sometimes slowing down and just listening to what’s around you. And I don’t even mean in the sense of holding out in a single location waiting for someone to walk into you. I am talking about aggressively being quiet, and taking out other players before they ever even knew you were there. Covert movement is back in full force; it’s been a long time coming.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Does D-2 Ruin Reserve in Tarkov?
(Intro) Reserve was introduced into EFT with patch 0.12. A very momentous occasion for the game; as it was the first time Tarkov began its insane growth period of popularity. From a smaller, more niche experience that was only known for its level of difficulty and obscurity, to something much more known to anyone that enjoys video games. Combine this patch with the first ever Twitch drops even for Tarkov, and you have monumental growth the likes of which we hadn’t seen before. Reserve at the time, was the newest map to be added into the game. And I can only speak for myself, but when it was first added, I found the map to easily be the most challenging map in the game (excluding labs of course). With its obtuse square design, and the lack of any real sense of direction I should be going to reach my extraction, it plays very differently from most other maps in the game. Something like Customs or even Interchange makes sense; you spawn on one side, and need to work your way to the other. Reserve doesn’t really work like that because its extractions are so different. The train and the hermetic door were your only two guaranteed ways of escaping if you didn’t have a red rebel. And for a while, it stayed that way. Until one patch, where BSG decided to add a brand new entire underground bunker area beneath the already existing map. It was kind of mind boggling when people first discovered it. And while that part of the map is insanely cool, and honestly stressful, as time went on, I found that people more often than not just end up underground; ignoring most of the map up top. Of course, early on this isn’t the case; people still need to complete quests and the like. But all that begs a question: does D-2's existence somewhat sour playing Reserve as a whole?
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Myles Garrett
Myles Garrett is one of the most talented and dominant defensive players in the National Football League (NFL). Known for his incredible strength, speed, and skill, Garrett has established himself as a key player for the Cleveland Browns. In this article, we will explore his early life, college career, journey in the NFL, and his impact on the game.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
The Waiting Game: The Disappointment of GTA 6’s Delay for PS5 Players. AI-Generated.
The Dream of GTA 6 For years, fans of Rockstar Games have been waiting eagerly for GTA 6, the next installment in the legendary Grand Theft Auto series. Ever since GTA 5 was released back in 2013, gamers have been imagining what a new version could be like. When the PlayStation 5 was released, many believed that the wait was finally over. The new console was perfect for a massive open world like GTA 6. Better graphics, faster load times, and a bigger world—PS5 seemed like the dream platform to experience the next chapter in the series. The excitement was real, and buying the PS5 felt like the perfect move for those who couldn’t wait to dive into Rockstar’s next masterpiece.
By Diamond Storiesabout a year ago in Gamers
Marcus Rashford. AI-Generated.
Marcus Rashford is a famous English footballer who plays as a forward for Manchester United and the England national team. He is known for his incredible speed, skill, and goal-scoring ability. But Rashford is not just a footballer—he is also a hero off the pitch, using his voice to help children and families in need. In this article, we will explore his early life, football career, achievements, and impact on society in simple and easy English.
By Farhan Sayedabout a year ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Armor & Weapon Repair Kits are Useless
(Intro) Armor and weapon repair kits are kind of useless in 2025 EFT. From their first introduction, there were used as a means of repairing your gear without spending an exorbitant number of rubles to fix them up. Depending on a number of variables, the cost would either be cheap and reasonable to outright ridiculous. But, in order to survive in Tarkov, it was a necessary evil. Gear isn’t going to last forever. Even before weapon durability became a thing, we were always repairing our armors to make sure they were as durable as possible before going into a raid. But in April of 2022, BSG added two items to help with that process; the humble armor and weapon repair kits. Items that when found in raid, for the longest time, were essentially invaluable to many different players. Allowing you to repair guns and armors without needing to dip into your wallet to do so. And while for over two years their inclusion was a godsend for many, myself included, things changed when BSG dropped the armor rework. Instead of armor just having a flat durability, now, each protective piece of that armor had its own durability. This system has its pros and cons when compared to the previous system, but one thing is for certain: armor and weapons are cheap enough to repair with money, making the kits useless.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers