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During the newest Final Fantasy XIV Announcement Showcase, a ton of new information emerged, introducing the upcoming expansion and its inclusions. Amongst many other exciting news, the Sage will be the newest healer Job, a new level cap to 90 is introduced, and a brand new Raid called Pandaemonium was announced. Pandaemonium will be a high-end 8-player raid series, and while not much info is yet shared about it, it seems like an old face is featured, namely Lahabrea.

The Behemoth is one of the biggest and deadliest enemies that you’ll face in Ghost Recon Breakpoint.  These tanks have the ability to hit you with mounted machine guns and batter you with artillery rounds and missiles.  To destroy the Behemoth you’re going to have to use some strategy and use the right tool for the job.  While you can certainly destroy Behemoth with standard weapons, it will go down much faster if you use the tools listed below.

How many chapters are there in Yakuza: Like a Dragon? The Yakuza series has undergone several changes with its 7th mainline entry, dropping the number entirely for the western release and shifting from an action-focused brawler to a turn-based JRPG. Series staple Kazuma Kiryu is also no longer the main protagonist after his story came to a close in Yakuza 6: The Song of Life. One thing that has stayed the same is the story structure, however.

Every region in Monster Hunter: Worldhas its own group of Grimalkyne to befriend, and Iceborne’sHoarfrost Reach is no different with its own set of wild felines: The Boaboa. Who Are The Boaboa? As mentioned before, the Boaboa are a tribe of Grimalkyne that are native to the Hoarfrost Reach. Like the Troopers and Gajalaka of Coral Highland and Elder’s Recess, respectively, the Boaboa are initially hostile, so you’ll want to befriend them if you hope to make your hunts in the region as smooth as possible.

Titanium Alloy is an incredibly useful upgrade material in Nier Replicant, but it’s also very rare and hard to come by if you don’t know where to look. Like Memory Alloy, Titanium Alloy can only be obtained from one type of enemy in one specific location. Because of its rarity, you might also be stuck farming for it for a while if you need a lot. Some side quests require it, but it’s also used to upgrade many weapons.

While Giovanni may be taking September 2021 off, or at least the first part of it, the Team GO Rocket Leaders Arlo, Cliff, and Sierra will still be around in Pokémon GO. Players will be able to do battle against these dastardly foes all month long. We haven’t heard of any major shakeups just yet, but don’t be surprised if they happen. So be prepared by checking out how to beat Arlo, Cliff, and Sierra in Pokémon GO for September 2021.

The Mystery Box has been available for a few years in Pokémon GO, but it has only become more useful and important since its debut. Offering players a chance to catch Meltan, the box has stuck around far longer than most expected. But with new events and other changes it has grown in importance and is easier to use than ever. To help explain everything, here’s how to use the Mystery Box in Pokémon GO.

The time is finally here for Pokémon GO players. Gible Community Day is just around the corner and with it comes a new Special Research quest titled Just a Nibble. But if you want to take a bite out of this new quest you’ll have to open the wallet just a little bit and buy the ticket. Deciding whether or not to buy has become a monthly ritual for players, and things certainly got shaken up last month.

There’s a particular quest in Pokemon Legends: Arceus that has you rounding up a series of Alolan Vulpixes. A member of the Galaxy Team says that his Vulpixes have gone off in the Alabaster Icelands. This is a fetch quest, so you’ll have to keep a keen eye out for his Pokemon. Here are all the locations of each Alolan Vulpix in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. All 5 Alolan Vulpix locations in Pokemon Legends: Arceus You can find all of the Alolan Vulpixes in the Avalanche Slopes area of the Alabaster Icelands.