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Carnage has joined Fortnite in Season 8, and players can earn a ton of Carnage-themed cosmetics this season. Carnage is included with the Chapter 2 Season 8 Battle Pass, meaning you can get him by being a Fortnite Crew member or buying the Battle Pass with V-Bucks the old-fashioned way. You won’t be able to get him right off the bat though, and unlocking his bonus style and other cosmetics is going to take some work.

Genshin Impact‘sversion 2.1 “Floating World Under the Moonlight” is here, and many have already managed to pull for the game’s new 5-star Electro Polearm user Baal. With that said, we will now tell you where to find Amakumo Fruit, Baal’s ascension material, in Genshin Impact.  Where to Find Amakumo Fruit in Genshin Impact To get the ingredient, you first need to unlock the game’s new Serai Island region. You can unlock the new region by taking your Waverider and sailing south of Kannazuka.

League of Legends: Wild Rift is finally here on iOS and Android devices, and many players are wondering how to emote in this mobile adaptation of the massively popular PC game. Wild Rift shares many similarities to the PC version of League of Legends, including the standard three-lane structure, but several aspects of the game have been altered to better fit mobile devices. Emotes return from the PC version, as do Champion skins, but using them is a bit different on a phone or tablet.

Call of Duty: Vanguard has finally arrived, and next-gen players can enable a 120hz mode to play the game in 120 FPS. Call of Duty: Vanguard is already a technical masterpiece, running at 4K 60FPS even on last-gen consoles like PS4 and Xbox One. However, on next-gen consoles, players can double the framerate and play at a buttery smooth 120 Hz in Campaign, Multiplayer, and Zombies. As long as you have the right TV and HDMI cable, you can enjoy super-high framerates.

Minecraft Dungeons is filled to the brim with blocky loot for players to find, but some of the most interesting items the game has to offer are the Artifacts. There are a few Artifacts that allow players to summon AI companions, and the strongest companion of them all is the Iron Golem. As Minecraft fans might expect, the Iron Golem towers over enemies and is incredibly resilient due to its iron body.

The “Wasteland Warrior” Barroth in Monster Hunter Rise, is a third generation monster making its comeback to this new entry in the series. Known for its tendency to cover itself in mud and charge at hunters like a literal train, this behemoth can easily ruin someone’s day if they don’t pay attention or not geared properly. Let’s see what Barroth has in store for everyone out there. How to beat Barroth in Monster Hunter Rise Barroth monsters usually remain beneath the mud in dry areas, making them quite hard to distinguish in plain sight.

Did you just search for an FFXIV Class Tier List and wound up here? Well, before you continue your search, let me just say that they don’t matter. While many MMOs have undisputed “best” classes, FFXIV doesn’t exactly work that way. This is largely in part thanks to the dev team working their butts off to ensure if you pick a job that you like and play your heart out, you will be able to match and exceed a class with higher “potential” damage, healing, or defensive output.

Ever since they were introduced, shiny Pokémon have been a huge part of the Pokémon GO experience. Players want to get every single one, but their rarity makes that extremely difficult. It seems like every new one added to the game makes it even more difficult as you try to catch them all. But sometimes, on rare occasions, they become a lot easier. Sometimes they’re guaranteed. And according to player reports, that’s the case right now.

The Forge is one of the most important objects you will craft in Valheim, since it will allow you to shape and create metal objects, equipment, and more. There’s a little bit of work you’ll need to put in prior to assembling your Forge in Valheim, but nothing a Viking like yourself can’t get done in an hour or two. To craft the Forge in Valheim you’ll need to first create the Smelter and Kiln, and mine copper ore.