71,000 people played Destiny 2 on Steam simultaneously. But what they found in the new DLC stirred up mixed feelings

Destiny 2 received a new expansion called Renegades on December 2nd. While it shares some similarities with previous expansions, it’s unique in its inspiration – drawing heavily from the Star Wars universe. Don’t expect to visit the Star Wars galaxy or meet Jedi and stormtroopers, though! Instead, you’ll find yourself in a dangerous, lawless region called the Frontier, where criminal groups are fighting for control. As a renegade, you can get involved… if you’re willing to work for a price.

The Art of Captivating Gaming Commentary

Watching a gaming stream without sound just isn’t the same experience. Great commentary turns playing a game alone into something exciting and shared. It’s the difference between simply seeing a game and truly feeling like you’re part of it. A talented commentator doesn’t just explain what’s happening – they add their own personality, jokes, and helpful observations, making everything more engaging. They’re like a companion on our gaming adventure, and their voice is what keeps us hooked.

Evo vs. Hero Cards: What’s the Real Difference?

Clash Royale players aiming for higher ranks know that special cards like Evolutions and Heroes can really impact a match. However, they work differently, and mastering them means understanding what each one does. Evolutions gradually become more powerful, while Heroes offer an instant boost. Knowing when to use each type is key to creating a strong deck and consistently winning against other players. Let’s take a closer look at how these cards function and what makes them unique.

Octopath Traveler 0: How to attack from the back row

Actually, you can’t attack or use skills while positioned in the back row. This makes some skill descriptions a little unclear. Skills that refer to the back row should really say something like, “more powerful if the character began their turn in the back row.” Here’s how it works: to get those bonuses, the character needs to start their turn in the back row, move to the front, and then use the skill.

Best Games Like Dispatch

This game has quickly become popular with both new players and long-time fans of AdHoc’s work at Telltale. Despite its success, it unfortunately wasn’t nominated for a Game Award.