You can still sign up for the game’s test on the official website. Masangsoft will email invitations to those chosen to participate on January 26th.
The episode’s most powerful moment is likely the opening flashback, which finally shows the destruction of Shady Sands – an event previously only talked about in the Fallout games. Shady Sands was once the capital of the New California Republic and a key location in Fallout 2 and Fallout: New Vegas, where players could choose to support it. We learned in season one that Hank destroyed Shady Sands, claiming it was to protect Vault-Tec’s plan for repopulating Earth. However, his motivations were also personal: his wife, Rose, had left him and moved to Shady Sands, refusing to return. The flashback portrays Shady Sands as a thriving, even beautiful, town – a hopeful vision of a rebuilt world two centuries after the Great War. Its destruction, by another atomic bomb, is a devastating setback for civilization. Hank receives confirmation of the successful bombing on his Pip-Boy and appears briefly shaken, but remains committed to his mission. The scene cuts to a young Lucy asking her father, “When’s mom coming back?” as they begin to read The Wind in the Willows.
The episode doesn’t end there. After Carol discovers the hive’s scheme, the scene shifts to Manousos, who’s back in Carol’s neighborhood studying English and taking notes about the hive. He looks up to see a helicopter, flown by Zosia, with Carol as a passenger. They’re carrying a large shipping container. Zosia drops Carol and the container off, then tells Manousos, “You win. We save the world.” The container? It holds an atom bomb.
Ah, the wallets of those hefty holders-controlling between 10,000 and 100,000 tokens-have shown a curious behavior: as if they were feeding on the finest caviar, their ETH balances have surged from a humble 17-18 million coins to a whopping 21 million! It’s almost as if they’re competing in a high-stakes poker game, and let’s just say, they’re not bluffing.
The first game was challenging, but fans felt the upcoming Silksong was even harder, to the point where many wished for an easier experience. Despite this high difficulty, players are still finding creative and unusual ways to try and complete the game.
As of Tuesday, Coinbase and Gemini are no longer accessible across several Philippine internet service providers, according to user reports and independent confirmations. The blocks follow a government order tied to a wider push against unlicensed crypto platforms operating in the country. 📢
Hudson, who is currently promoting her new film Song Sung Blue, recently made an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, and she was asked directly by host Andy Cohen about her past connection to everyone’s favorite neighborhood superhero. A fan submitted a question asking if she had at one point turned down the role of Mary Jane, and in confirming the story, the actress explained why she doesn’t have any regrets about it. Said Hudson,
So far, so predictable. Instead of plummeting into oblivion, XDC appears to be lollygagging within a rather tedious consolidation phase. Watch closely, dear readers, as the levels of $0.045 and $0.051 become pivotal in the coming days – because what’s a crypto story without some suspense and minor chaos? 🎢
Just a reminder, Sega offered Ichiban as a bonus for pre-ordering the game when it was first announced in September. This new trailer showcases how Ichiban looks and plays in the game after you’ve unlocked him with the pre-order bonus. You can add him to your team in Bad Boy Dragon mode, and any outfits or customizations you create for your squad will also work on him.
A new downloadable content pack is available now on all platforms! It takes place in the world of Ginormosia and features a unique twist: the open world changes every time you go to sleep. Each run starts you over at Level 1 with nothing but the basics, offering a fresh Roguelike experience within a vast open world. You can learn more on the DLC website. This release also includes update 2.0.0 for Switch and 2.0.1 for PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam, bringing polishing improvements and adjustments to many game features. Find the detailed patch notes for Switch here, and for other platforms here.