I've been revisiting Cyberpunk 2077 and just met a certain someone with a silver hand. If I remember correctly, Act 2 is where all the best side quests open up, so I'm looking forward to spending some solid time hanging out with Keanu and Judy. I'm also midway through the much smaller (but also cyberpunk) RPG Citizen Sleeper, so I'll probably spend the weekend dual-wielding dystopias. Additionally, I've played a bit of Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong, but have not had a chance to ahem sink my teeth in, so that's also on the docket. In other vampire-related news, Morbius is back in my local theater and the deluge of memes has given me a morb id curiosity. I've got AMC Stubs A-List and can see it for free, so who knows? I may make an appointment with the Doctor. Then again, I only have this one precious life.
I’m dabbling in a certain spooky horror game that I can’t talk about just yet, but when I’m not getting teenagers murdered in the woods I’m duking it out with rivals across the courtroom in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy. While I touched on this franchise briefly in my teenage years I never had a chance to play the original games, so I finally decided to dive in and see what the fuss was all about. I’ve fallen in love. The characters, writing, and gameplay mechanics are all so charming and lovable, providing a playful twist on an otherwise mundane profession. Phoenix Wright and Miles Edgeworth are also lawyer boyfriends for life, and being able to manifest that romance as they glare at one another during a case is a delight. Beyond that, I’m dipping into the likes of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand and Horizon Zero Dawn.
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The other way to trigger the coordinated attacks from Yelan's Burst is with Normal Attacks , either from Yelan or another character. For this reason, Yelan pairs particularly well with characters who have strong Normal Attacks that they can unleash rapidly , such as Ayaka or Yoimiya . The coordinated attacks will also trigger on pseudo-Normal Attacks , such as the strikes from Ayato's Skill or Raiden's Burst , which can create even more opportunities for innovative teams with Yelan at the h
You’ll also find the Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds in Wishes. Once you’ve pulled it, you’ll get a Base Attack boost between 46 and 608 for Ningguang, and a substat of Crit Rate increase between 7.2 and 33.1 perc
A rarer Catalyst to get, it was obtainable during the Midsummer Island Adventure Event. If you were lucky enough to pull it then, you could equip Ningguang with it to see her Base Attack go up between 41 and 454, depending on her le
There's been a new edition to the Hangout Series in Genshin Impact , and 2025 it gives you a chance to spend some time with none other than the Deputy Leader of the Arataki Gang, Kuki Shinobu ! Kuki has recently set foot in the humongous world of Genshin, and she has definitely left her m
Always a beneficial substat to have, the Prototype Amber offers from nine to 41.3 percent boost to HP for Ningguang. It also gives four Energy every two seconds for up to six seconds after she uses her Elemental Burst. With this effect, all your party members will also regenerate four percent HP every two seco
The secondary stat is Attack, giving another 12 to 55.1 percent boost there, making her a strong Main DPS. Whenever she attacks a target with her Normal Attack, her Charged Attack damage will increase by 16 percent for six seconds. Any Charged Attack hits will give her an eight percent increase to Attack, also for six seco
Like most five-star weapons you can pull through Wishes, the Skyward Atlas is slightly harder to get but viable for Ningguang. Her Base Attack will elevate between 48 and 674, depending on her level, and her Attack will get another 7.2 to 33.1 percent increase with the secondary s
The only game on my mind right now is Baldur’s Gate 2. So many other games have been abandoned in favour of this BioWare classic, so much so that I’ll probably be writing about it next week as well. I don’t know what my playtime is, but I’m easily over the 40-hour mark and only on chapter four. And honestly, that’s because when I say I’m "playing Baldur’s Gate 2", that usually means I’m writing character journals or making a new character portrait. Do not start playing this game if you’re a writer. I’ve accidentally kept playing until 4 am twice this week. The end is nowhere near in sight.