Elden Ring Nightreign Gets New Update for January 2026

Despite losing players shortly after its release, FromSoftware finished 2025 on a high note with the launch of the first official expansion for Nightreign. Called The Forsaken Hollows, the expansion introduced two new playable characters, called Nightfarers, to Elden Ring Nightreign, and added new bosses within a dynamic environment known as The Great Hollow. While fans are unsure what 2026 holds for Nightreign, more content seems probable. However, the developers also recognized the need to improve existing characters and equipment alongside adding new features.

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Skyrim’s co-lead designer was building real-time horse and cart travel and a dynamic civil war: ‘We were pretty disappointed that didn’t ship’

We originally planned for the civil war to be very reactive to player actions. The game would monitor if you killed Imperial soldiers, and based on that, we’d adjust the power balance in each region. If you weakened the Empire enough in a specific area through your actions, it would shift control towards the Stormcloaks, potentially leading them to launch an attack on the capital city.

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Redditor claims that Monster Hunter Wilds runs better ‘the more DLC you own’, and it does—but not by much on my machine

Players first realized the game ran smoother when switching between accounts – one with all downloadable content (DLC) activated, and one without. According to de_Tylmarande, their mod doesn’t unlock the DLC itself; instead, it bypasses the game’s check for the DLC, avoiding a demanding process and resulting in a substantial increase in frame rate.

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More DLC Equals More FPS: Monster Hunter Wilds Player Discovers an Unintentional Flaw In the Game’s Performance

A Reddit user believes they’ve discovered the reason for performance problems in Monster Hunter Wilds, and the cause is surprisingly strange. Their research suggests that having more downloadable content (DLC) actually increases your frames per second (FPS). This happens because the game constantly checks which DLC you own, and this process somehow impacts performance. Importantly, it’s not due to the DLC content itself.

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