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Today’s Wordle answer for Saturday, May 10

It’s the weekend, and you deserve a Wordle win. Which is why we’ve prepared all the help you could possibly need so you can breeze through Saturday’s game at whatever pace suits you best. Spend a while with today’s hint if you like the sound of taking it slow and steady, or mull over our tips for a while instead. The May 10 (1421) answer will always be ready to turn things around in a snap, whenever you want it to.

A win in two? For me, on a Saturday? What a treat. The only way my opening guess could have been better was if it was today’s winning word. Now then, what’s next now I have all this free time? Don’t worry if your game isn’t going as well as mine did—that’s what our help’s for.

Today’s Wordle hint

Wordle today: A hint for Saturday, May 10

This teeny-tiny fungus is incredibly useful when making beers and breads of all shapes and sizes.

Is there a double letter in Wordle today?

No, there is not a double letter in today’s puzzle.

Wordle help: 3 tips for beating Wordle every day

A good starting word can be the difference between victory and defeat with the daily puzzle, but once you’ve got the basics, it’s much easier to nail down those Wordle wins. And as there’s nothing quite like a small victory to set you up for the rest of the day, here are a few tips to help set you on the right path:

A good opening guess should contain a mix of unique consonants and vowels.
Narrow down the pool of letters quickly with a tactical second guess.
Watch out for letters appearing more than once in the answer.

There’s no racing against the clock with Wordle so you don’t need to rush for the answer. Treating the game like a casual newspaper crossword can be a good tactic; that way, you can come back to it later if you’re coming up blank. Stepping away for a while might mean the difference between a win and a line of grey squares.

Today’s Wordle answer

Wordle answer

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What is today’s Wordle answer?

One weekend win. The answer to the May 10 (1421) Wordle is YEAST.

Previous Wordle answers

The last 10 Wordle answers

Past Wordle answers can give you some excellent ideas for fun starting words that keep your daily puzzle-solving fresh. They are also a good way to eliminate guesses for today’s Wordle, as the answer is unlikely to be repeated.

Here are some recent Wordle answers:

May 9: TRIPE
May 8: BALMY
May 7: MACHO
May 6: SUITE
May 5: SHUSH
May 4: TROUT
May 3: PATSY
May 2: WHOSE
May 1: ADEPT
April 30: IDLER

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Today's Wordle being played on a phone

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Wordle gives you six rows of five boxes each day, and you’ll need to work out which secret five-letter word is hiding inside them to keep up your winning streak.

You should start with a strong word like ARISE, or any other word that contains a good mix of common consonants and multiple vowels. You’ll also want to avoid starting words with repeating letters, as you’re wasting the chance to potentially eliminate or confirm an extra letter. Once you hit Enter, you’ll see which ones you’ve got right or wrong. If a box turns ⬛️, it means that letter isn’t in the secret word at all. 🟨 means the letter is in the word, but not in that position. 🟩 means you’ve got the right letter in the right spot.

Your second guess should compliment the starting word, using another “good” word to cover any common letters you missed last time while also trying to avoid any letter you now know for a fact isn’t present in today’s answer. With a bit of luck, you should have some coloured squares to work with and set you on the right path.

After that, it’s just a case of using what you’ve learned to narrow your guesses down to the right word. You have six tries in total and can only use real words (so no filling the boxes with EEEEE to see if there’s an E). Don’t forget letters can repeat too (ex: BOOKS).

If you need any further advice feel free to check out our Wordle tips, and if you’d like to find out which words have already been used you can scroll to the relevant section above.

Originally, Wordle was dreamed up by software engineer Josh Wardle, as a surprise for his partner who loves word games. From there it spread to his family, and finally got released to the public. The word puzzle game has since inspired tons of games like Wordle, refocusing the daily gimmick around music or math or geography. It wasn’t long before Wordle became so popular it was sold to the New York Times for seven figures. Surely it’s only a matter of time before we all solely communicate in tricolor boxes.

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Randy Pitchford asks fans to ‘play the game first’ before judging Borderlands 4’s new minimap-free HUD

Borderlands fans noticed that instead of the minimap introduced in Borderlands 2, the recent Borderlands 4 gameplay deep dive features a compass bar that points toward objectives. Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford confirmed that the minimap is gone during a PAX East panel on Friday, and asked fans to hold judgement until they’ve played the game.

The map talk starts at about 28 minutes into the video embedded above. Borderlands 4 takes place on a new planet, Kairos, and boasts the biggest map the Borderlands series has seen “by far,” according to Pitchford.

“There’s no load times, just, you see something anywhere on the screen, a mile away, up in the sky, you will be able to get there,” said the CEO, echoing Todd Howard’s famous line about seeing mountains in Skyrim and walking up them. (Although I’ve never quite understood why that promise came to signify exaggerated claims, because you could in fact explore Skyrim’s mountains.)

“We made a big freaking world,” Pitchford said regarding the decision not to include a minimap. “And a lot of the things you do can be local space, but a lot of the things you do or want to do are out there [in the larger world], and a local space map is not a good way to navigate when you’re thinking about objectives and opportunities—several at the same time that might be miles away—and a compass really helps us do that.”

Pitchford also said that 2D minimaps can be confusing in multilevel environments, and “you’re going to have more verticality in Borderlands 4 than you’ve ever seen before in a Borderlands game, by far.” The compass uses little arrows to indicate when a target is above or below you.

“So we made a commitment, and we put all of that investment into this compass system, and you still have the big map,” said Pitchford. “It’s one click away. And we put more cool stuff in there than we’ve ever done before. We even have, like, an AI-driven kind of navigation system that will give you a GPS on the big map to show you the line of where you can go.”

We’ll also have a new robot companion, Echo-4, as well as other tools that help with navigation, he said, ending the segment by asking fans to trust Gearbox on the issue for now.

“Look, we’re open to thinking about things in the future,” he said, “but play the game first and understand the choices we’ve made, and I think you’ll see and understand when you realize how big this world is and how playing the game in the world is better than playing the map.”

The panel also included new details on Borderlands 4’s vault hunters, guns, and new movement abilities, as well as the expected energetic hype-building from Pitchford.

Gearbox recently announced a slightly earlier release date for Borderlands 4 than was previously set—it’ll be out this year on September 12—and Pitchford reiterated during the panel that the date change reflects the studio’s confidence in the game.

“We’re on offense, you guys,” he said. “Sometimes we’re like, white-knuckling to the landing, you know? And we’ve got a lot of work to do. We’re working our asses off. But the momentum is insane. The velocity is insane. I don’t think we’ve ever been in a better spot this far from launch as we are with Borderlands 4.”

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All Honkai: Star Rail 3.3 livestream codes

The Honkai: Star Rail 3.3 livestream codes have arrived, giving you a little bump of Stellar Jade you can put to use when pulling for new or returning characters in the big update. For those of you who might have only started playing recently, miHoYo runs a livestream for Honkai: Star Rail every six weeks, previewing what’s expected to arrive in the upcoming version.

This includes events, quests, new areas, and yes, the official announcements of characters that are arriving—beyond the usual social media drip marketing. For the 3.3 update, we’ve got five-star remembrance wind character, Hyacine, and five-star nihility quantum character, Cipher. We’ve also got apparent reruns for Aglaea and The Herta.

I’ll include each livestream code in the list below as it drops during the program, as well as some info on the two ways you can redeem them lower down. These livestream codes usually expire within a day or two, so make sure to redeem them soon if you want them.

Honkai: Star Rail codes—All current livestream Stellar Jade

WS25K4Y4C5ET – 100 Stellar Jade and 50,000 credits
GT34K5Z4U4EX – 100 Stellar Jade and five Traveler’s Guide
SAJ4KLZLDMW3 – 100 Stellar Jade and four Refined Aether

How to redeem Honkai: Star Rail codes

To redeem your codes, you’ll need to complete the “A Moment of Peace” Trailblaze mission and unlock the mailbox. After that, you have two different options for redemption, either through the game itself:

Start the game
Open the phone menu
Select the three dots next to your avatar portrait
Click the redemption code option
Add a code and choose redeem
Grab your rewards from your mailbox

Or you can do it online:

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D&D’s artificers are getting revised for the 2024 rules update in a book that will also let you play a guy who has a magic GPS and knows where everyone is at all times

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The D&D supplement that sees the most use at my table is Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, which gets referenced more often than the Dungeon Master’s Guide thanks to its variety of player options—wacky subclasses like the college of creation bard and astral self monk, and a class themed around crafting magical objects, the artificer. (Though the artificer previously appeared in Eberron: Rising from the Last War, a setting book detailing a pulp fantasy magitech world that I skipped because it includes halflings who ride dinosaurs and one of my players flat-out vetoed that as “just too silly”.)

When D&D’s 5th edition got its big rules update last year, the 2024 Player’s Handbook included revised versions of all the RPG’s base classes—your fighters and wizards and so on—but not the artificer. The one class that’s all about giving you cool things to do that aren’t themed around directly taking hit points away from bad guys will get its turn though in Eberron: Forge of the Artificer, a new supplement coming out in August.

Forge of the Artificer will include four updated subclasses for the artificer, plus a whole new one: the cartographer, who uses magical maps to keep track of what’s going on around them, and can use those maps to target characters who are hidden or beyond their normal range. With scouting and exploration as its focuses, the cartographer sounds a bit like a cross between an artificer and a ranger in the same way that other subclasses let you borrow a little bit of another class without becoming a full multiclassing sicko—like the way the arcane trickster gets to be a rogue who is also a bit of a wizard.

The supplement will also include updated rules for player options like being one of the mechanical warpforged, 28 feats including ones representing the Dragonmarks that are another unique bit of Eberron Lore, 18 backgrounds, 20 monsters, and a bunch of spells, magic items, and bastions using the new rules from the 2024 Dungeon Master’s Guide.

Eberron: Forge of the Artificer will be out on August 19 and is up for preorder now in physical and digital versions, with a bundle that includes both as well as a set of artificer-themed digital dice to use in DND Beyond.

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Hideo Kojima says Death Stranding 2 has so much tactical espionage action that even his own staff ‘worried it was getting a little Metal Gear-ish’

Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is due for release on PlayStation 5 in June, and let’s hope it doesn’t take eight months to come across to PC this time. Creator and director Hideo Kojima has just done a big interview with IGN to accompany some preview coverage, within which he just cannot stop with the Metal Gear comparisons.

This has been a notable element of Death Stranding 2’s marketing, even. The release of a 10 minute long trailer (yes, really) in March made the Metal Gear links overt, with new character Neil giving us a new version of Snake’s bandana-tying, and a mech unmistakably reminiscent of Metal Gear Rex.

To be clear, Metal Gear remains a Konami property and none of these references or echoes are in any way official: but it does feel very much that Kojima, having firmly established himself and Kojima Productions, is now much more comfortable with his own legacy. To the extent that, when explaining the differences between Death Stranding and its sequel, he immediately reaches for the leap between Metal Gear Solid and its own sequel.

“I’d like to ask you to think back to the beginning of Metal Gear Solid,” Kojima told IGN. “No weapons appear at first, and you only acquire them after going up the elevator. Placing weapons at the very start will cause players to pick them up and start killing enemies, so we consciously decided to not do that. But that part turned out to be unpopular, with some people saying they couldn’t get up the elevator.

“Still, we had to design Metal Gear Solid so that players learned how stealth works. For Metal Gear Solid 2, we made it a little easier to use weapons and aim at specific parts using a POV angle, as many players were already aware of stealth games.

“It was the same for Death Stranding. There aren’t many games about delivery, so we had to get people accustomed to it first. For the sequel, we wanted to allow players that want to fight to do so more freely. Players can use weapons, and it’s now easier to drive cars and motorcycles. For the story, the first game was about Sam and Cliff, but this time one of the main themes is Lou and what her existence means.”

Lou is the Breach Baby or “BB” that Sam carries around in the first game, though here she’s now more toddler age. It is interesting Kojima picks out the vehicles: Death Stranding actually allows you to access a motorbike relatively quickly, though that brings its own traversal challenges. I thought the first game hit a nice balance of vehicles having real utility while also not trivialising how you get across the map, and I’ll be curious to see if the sequel still manages to make the walking as impactful as it could feel in the first game.

Death Stranding 2

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Another open world element that casts Kojima’s thoughts back to bygone times is the day and night cycle, though here the comparison comes from the very end of the Metal Gear series and the stupendously good Phantom Pain.

“We did [a day/night cycle] in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain as well, but I wanted to properly include the passage of time in an open world,” says Kojima. “Gazing at the sky as the sun rises and sets is something that couldn’t been done in the first game, in part due to engine-related reasons, but it’s been put into the sequel.”

Kojima goes on to discuss some specifics of lighting changes and his desire to control exactly how specific scenes look rubbing up against the dynamism of this system (“this is a game, not a movie”).

“We also included the option to go to bed and wait for the morning before leaving,” finishes Kojima. “This is something we’ve been sure to include because I imagine there will be players that don’t want to travel at night. Metal Gear Solid 5 had a system where you could smoke to advance time, but this game does it in more natural ways, like going back to bed in a private room after waking up once.”

I don’t think you could get more natural than the Phantom Cigar, which always made me smile thanks to its “woooah-oooh” music and fast-forward effects, but good to know anyway that we’ll have some control over when we do things in Death Stranding 2. Finally we come to what looks to be the biggest distinction between this and the original game, which is the emphasis on combat.

“It’s not that I’m simply pushing combat,” says Kojima. “The game is still fundamentally about cargo delivery, but combat has become more flexible. Some of the staff on Death Stranding 2 worked with me on the Metal Gear series, so there were times when people worried that it was getting a little Metal Gear-ish. My personal explanation for it is that we simply pursued more enjoyable combat. This is actually connected to the theme of ‘we should not have connected.'”

Erm… so even Kojima’s own staff thought it was getting a little bit too much like Metal Gear, but he just thinks that’s because it’s “enjoyable.” Well OK! I mean, MGS5’s probably some of the most fun I’ve ever had in an open world combat game, so bring it on. Kojima also adds that, while stealth is an important element of the game, “that doesn’t mean that you will be forced into stealth: I don’t even use stealth myself.”

Death Stranding 2

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Finally I found myself rather amused by the fact that Kojima himself didn’t fully engage with the Social Strand System of the first game, which refers to the semi-persistent building that players can engage in across the landscape. I love the idea of this and used it a little to create many smaller elements in the world, but when it came to larger projects like the giant highways I left it to others and just contributed the odd bundle of resources.

“When I play the game myself, I use ladders and make bridges, but I don’t build any of the highways; I just use what someone else made,” says Kojima. “That’s why I was concerned if people would really make roads themselves when the game came out, but it turned out that a lot of people did nothing but that. That was a pleasant surprise for me. I wanted to make sure that the sequel would have more interesting things to do for those players as well. The monorail is one such element.”

Death Stranding 2 really does sound like it could be something special. My love for Kojima’s games is no secret, and seeing him once again return to the rich vein of ideas that ran through Metal Gear feels like a long-overdue homecoming. It felt like the acrimonious nature of his split from Konami and the director going solo left him a little fearful of being too explicit about his legacy the first time around, but make no mistake: Hideo Kojima was and will always be Mr. Metal Gear.

We’ll have to wait and see how that manifests in the full experience when Death Stranding 2: On the Beach makes its way to PC. But I’m happy to say one thing right now. Good to have you back, Boss.

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The new GTA 6 trailer draws on base PS5 footage

The new Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer is graphically impressive in a way videogame trailers generally aren’t anymore. That’s to be expected: Rockstar has more resources than any other studio in the world, and nowadays, the graphics arms race favours studios with loads of money, time, and talent at their disposal rather than just, say, one smart programmer. As a result, finer details that other studios don’t have time to make sing—such as beer bottles—really stand out. The culmination of all these touches makes the GTA 6 trailer look decidedly next-gen, but actually, it’s running on a base PS5.

“Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2 was captured entirely in-game from a PlayStation 5, comprised of equal parts gameplay and cutscenes,” Rockstar Games posted on X earlier today.

GTA 6 is only confirmed for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X at this point, so it’s probably no surprise that the footage is derived from what will be the lead platform. Still, I half-expected the footage to be running on a PS5 Pro. Or even a PC, even though the PC version doesn’t exist as far as Rockstar is concerned.

It’s worth remembering that GTA 5 first launched for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2013. That’s kind of shocking in retrospect, but the game was perfectly playable on those antiquated consoles, and the inevitable next-gen versions for Xbox One and PS4 weren’t seismic improvements. The game’s PC launch was different, though: not only did it finally support framerates higher than an occasionally ropey 30 fps, but we also got higher resolution, an in-game video and image editor, and mods.

GTA 6 probably won’t hit PC until 2027 at this rate—the console version got delayed to 2026 this week—but when it does, it’ll likely be sumptuous.

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Today’s Wordle answer for Saturday, May 10

Today’s Wordle hint

Wordle today: A hint for Saturday, May 10

Randy Pitchford asks fans to ‘play the game first’ before judging Borderlands 4’s new minimap-free HUD

yasuke is a beast!! #fyp #assassinscreed #assassinscreedshadows #acshadows #naoe #yasuke

All Honkai: Star Rail 3.3 livestream codes

D&D’s artificers are getting revised for the 2024 rules update in a book that will also let you play a guy who has a magic GPS and knows where everyone is at all times

Hideo Kojima says Death Stranding 2 has so much tactical espionage action that even his own staff ‘worried it was getting a little Metal Gear-ish’

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The new GTA 6 trailer draws on base PS5 footage

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