Bem vindos a Escape From Tarkov Arena
Que saudades eu tinha de EFT, muita coisa nova
Acompanha tudo de Escape From Tarkov AQUI 
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Welcome to your first Wordle win of the weekend. Whether you use our hint for today’s puzzle to quickly get yourself on the right track, or decide you don’t want to stop scrolling until you’re looking straight at the answer for the November 16 (1246) Wordle, all you need is right here.
After the struggles I’ve had this week, today’s Wordle felt like I’d been given the day off. I wasn’t about to break any speed records for my performance today, but I did at least have a comfortable, uneventful, and successful trip down the board. Thank goodness for that.
Earlier this week, Blizzard said 63% of all Diablo 4 players are spending their time with its newest class, the spiritborn. The other 37% of players who choose to play lesser classes are probably standing off to the side as their new sibling wipes out entire dungeons in seconds. It’s rough out there for non-spiritborn players, but the next patch will at least make life at the bottom of the meta a little more fun.
Next Tuesday, Diablo 4 will drop a patch with some meaty buffs for its weakest classes. Some of them seem targeted at builds that have either been popular with players before or have yet to be more than a novelty. Rogues, for example, will get to return to using Twisting Blades, a skill where you stick your blades in monsters and have them return to you after a short delay, killing everything in their path. And sorcerers who have been patiently waiting for fire skills to have their time in the spotlight will be delighted to see huge improvements to Meteor and Incinerate.
Every time I check out the new system requirements for an upcoming release these days, I hold my breath as I scroll down to the storage requirement.
Stalker 2 wants a massive 160 GB. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 demanded 102 GB (at least, depending on how much COD you wanted to download). And God of War: Ragnarok? A truly gigantic 190 GB of precious SSD space.
After years of development and beta-testing, Vermintide 2’s long-awaited versus mode is finally here. In this mode two teams of up to four players take it in turns to play as the heroes or the villainous Pactsworn. When it’s your turn to be the heroes you’ll be completing objectives to rack up points, and when it’s your turn to be the Pactsworn you’ll want to slow down the heroes or kill them off, with your scores being compared once both teams have had a turn.
The five Pactsworn Specials you can choose between—the ratling gunner, gutter runner, warpfire thrower, packmaster, and poison wind globadier—play quite differently from the furless manthings you’ll be used to controlling. They can’t dodge for starters, though they can climb to get into ambush positions. You’ll need to be careful when setting those up, because the Pactsworn Specials all make distinctive noises when moving, and are only silent when standing still.
Bem vindos a Valhalla!
Depois de terminar AC Odyssey a 100% trago aqui o objetivo de deixar AC Valhalla da mesma forma
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Mix up your daily Wordle puzzling with our selection of tips and tricks. They’ll help inspire and refresh your guessing, and hopefully make finding today’s answer just that little bit easier. Need to get to the point? Then you might want to take a peek at our November 14 (1244) hint or head straight for the answer to Thursday’s Wordle.
I was about five seconds away from having a full-blown argument with Wordle today, convinced it was hiding the answer from me on purpose. Which was technically true, just not in the cheating way I imagined it to be. I had a tough time with this one, but you don’t have to struggle—today’s clue should help.
We didn’t get too excited when Blizzard unveiled Warcraft Rumble in 2023: It was the company’s first new RTS in years, which made it kind of a big deal given that Blizzard made its bones on legendary RTS games like Warcraft and StarCraft, but it was a mobile game, and so we were left out of the fun. Until now, that is.
As part of today’s celebration of the 30th anniversary of Warcraft—and boy, am I feeling old right now—Blizzard announced that Warcraft Rumble is on the way to PC, with a beta test set to begin on December 10.
Grab your wellies and fire up your tractor, folks: Farming Simulator 25 is finally upon us, and it’s one you don’t want to miss. GIANTS Software’s premier agricultural simulation experience is out right now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and, most importantly for us here at PC Gamer, on our own humble rigs.
There’s an array of fantastic new additions that’s sure to have both upcoming and veteran farmers psyched to take to the field in Farming Simulator 25. For the first time ever in Farming Simulator, players can cultivate their empire on a gorgeous East Asian landscape complete with sprawling rice paddies, along with a wealth of new specialised machinery to complement this new way of farming.
Don’t worry, there’s still your classic North American and Central European farms too, with over 20 new crops to grow across all three locations for maximum variety. Plus, renowned agricultural brands like CLAAS, Fendt, Massey Furguson, and Valtra have you covered for all your vehicular and tool needs. It’s sure to be the perfect blend of simulation and a fun, in-depth gameplay experience that can be enjoyed solo or with pals.
All of this is bundled up with some fantastic tech upgrades that should really help you get fully immersed. There’ll be improved distance fog, dynamic weather effects, ground deformation, enhanced shadows, and better graphics that’ll further bring your croplands and pastures to life.
Now listen, modern graphics are great, but there’s actually some neat retro vibes waiting for those who purchase the PC-exclusive Collector’s Edition. It comes with an entire Sega Genesis-inspired version—that’s the Mega Drive for European farmhands—complete with a 16-bit retro soundtrack courtesy of German composer Chris Hülsbeck, composer behind the Great Giana Sisters and Turrican series.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s a ton of other goodies as part of the Collector’s Edition. There’s a Farming Simulator keychain, a bundle of brand stickers, posters, a modding tutorial to take full advantage of the latest GIANTS Engine 10, and a shiny gold New Holland CR11. I’ve saved the best ’til last, because the coolest part about this whole edition may very well be the USB ignition lock. It plugs straight into your PC and comes with a set of keys that actually can be used to switch on your in-game tractor engines. If that’s not peak immersion, I don’t know what is.
