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League of Legends players saw a significant change with patch 14.2. First, we have Smolder, the new champion. However, developers spent a significant amount of effort making major adjustments to existing champions and other features. Here are the complete patch notes for 14.2.

In addition, Riot has made several matching improvements, such as limiting the number of games with demotion protection from tier boundaries, resolving a bug that affected Diamond 1 players, and seeding Iron IV players into Iron II matches with negative LP gains.

Here are the most impactful sections of the patch notes:

LoL 14.2 Patch Notes

Patch 14.2!

Ranked
– We’re making some changes to reduce how lenient tier boundary demotions are. While we think making a tier boundary is a big milestone, we also need to be demoting people more honestly to ensure the ranked system functions properly
– We’re also continuing to… pic.twitter.com/cNUgtnAj3W

— Matt Leung-Harrison (@RiotPhroxzon) January 17, 2024

Stat Shard Changes

• Row 2: Flex Shard Options
  • Slot 1: 9 Adaptive Force
  • Slot 2: 6 Armor >>> 2% Move Speed
  • Slot 3: 8 Magic Resist >>> 10-180 (based on level) bonus health
• Row 3: Defensive Shard Options
  • Slot 1: 15-140 (based on level) bonus health >>> 65 base health
  • Slot 2: 6 Armor >>> 10% Tenacity and Slow Resist
  • Slot 3: 8 Magic Resist >>> 10-180 (based on level) bonus health
• Jungle Companion Compensation
  • Jungle Companion Heal per Second: 12-35 (based on level) >>> 14-37 (based on level)

Ahri

• E – Charm
  • Cooldown: 14 seconds >>> 12 seconds

Blitzcrank

• Base Stats
  • Base Armor: 40 >>> 37
• E – Power Fist
  • Damage: 200% Total AD (+25% AP) >>> 180% Total AD (+25% AP)

Briar

• Passive – Crimson Curse
  • Healing Amplification: 0.5% per 1% missing health >>> 0.4% (+0.025% per 100 bonus health) per 1% missing health
  • Bleed Tick Rate: 1 second >>> 0.5 seconds
• Q – Head Rush
  • Damage: 60/90/120/150/180 (+80% bonus AD) physical damage >>> 60/90/120/150/180 (+80% bonus AD) (+60% AP) magic damage
  • Defensive Reductions: 10/12.5/15/17.5/20% armor reduction >>> 10/12.5/15/17.5/20% armor and magic resistance reduction
  • Healthy Hits: Q now applies on-hit effects and lifesteal
• W – Blood Frenzy
  • Bite Heal: 36/42/48/54/60% of damage dealt >>> 25/30/35/40/45% of damage dealt (+5% of Briar’s maximum health)
  • Removed – Less Critical Strikes: W no longer critically strikes for 5-65(+5% AD) bonus damage

Camille

• Base Stats
  • Base Health: 646 >>> 670
• Passive – Adaptive Defenses
  • Cooldown: 20/15/10 seconds (levels 1/7/13) >>> 18/14/10 seconds (levels 1/7/13)
• Q – Precision Protocol
  • Bonus Movement Speed: 20/25/30/35/40% >>> 30/32.5/35/37.5/40%

Darius

• Q – Decimate
  • Mana Cost: 30/35/40/45/50 mana >>> 25/30/35/40/45 mana
  • Healing based on Missing Health per Target: 13% per target (up to a maximum of 39%) >>> 15% per target (up to a maximum of 45%)
• E – Apprehend
  • Passive Armor Penetration: 15/20/25/30/35% >>> 20/25/30/35/40%

Ezreal

• Q – Mystic Shot
  • Damage: 20/45/70/95/120 (+130% AD) (+15% AP) >>> 20/45/70/95/120 (+135% AD) (+15% AP)
• W – Essence Flux
  • Damage: 80/135/190/245/300 (+60% bonus AD) (+70/75/80/85/90% AP) >>> 80/135/190/245/300 (+100% bonus AD) (+70/75/80/85/90% AP)
• R – Trueshot Barrage
  • Damage: 350/500/650 (+100% bonus AD) (+90% AP) >>> 350/525/700 (+120% bonus AD) (+90% AP)

Fizz

• Q – Urchin Strike
  • Magic Damage: 10/25/40/55/70 (+50% AP) >>> 10/25/40/55/70 (+45% AP)
• W – Seastone Trident
  • Total Magic Damage Over Time: 20/30/40/50/60 (+40% AP) >>> 20/30/40/50/60 (+30% AP)

Garen

• W – Courage
  • 30% Damage Reduction Duration: 2/2.75/3.5/4.25/5 >>> 4 seconds at all ranks
• E – Judgment
  • Damage per Spin: 4/8/12/16/20 (+0-8.2 (based on level)) (+32/34/36/38/40% AD) >>> 4/8/12/16/20 (+0-8.2 (based on level)) (+36/37/38/39/40% AD)

Gragas

• Base Stats
  • Armor Growth: 4.8 >>> 5
  • Health Growth: 109 >>> 115
• R – Explosive Cask
  • Cooldown: 120/100/80 seconds >>> 100/85/70 seconds

Gwen

• Passive – A Thousand Cuts
  • Damage: 1% (+0.65% per 100 AP) of the target’s maximum health >>> 1% (+0.72% per 100 AP) of the target’s maximum health

Hwei

• E – Subject: Torment
  • Cooldown: 15/14/13/12/11 seconds >>> 12/11.5/11/10.5/10 seconds
• EQ – Grim Visage
  • Flee Duration: 1 second at all ranks >>> 1/1.125/1.25/1.375/1.5 seconds

Illaoi

• Base Stats
  • Base Mana: 300 >>> 350
  • Mana Growth: 50 >>> 60
  • Health Growth: 109 >>> 115
• Passive – Prophet of an Elder God
  • Missing Health Heal upon Tentacle Hit: 4.5% of missing health >>> 5% of missing health

Jax

• E – Counter Strike
  • Minimum Damage: 55/85/115/145/175 (+70% AP) (+4% of target’s maximum health) >>> 40/70/100/130/160 (+70% AP) (+3.5% of target’s maximum health)

Karma

• Base Stats
  • Base Health: 604 >>> 630
• Q – Inner Flame
  • Damage: 70/120/170/220/270 (+50% AP) >>> 70/120/170/220/270 (+70% AP)
• E – Inspire
  • Shield Strength: 80/120/160/200/240 (+45% AP) >>> 80/125/170/215/260 (+60% AP)

Karthus

• Q – Lay Waste
  • Damage: 43/61/79/97/115 (+35% AP) >>> 45/65/85/105/125 (+35% AP)
• W – Wall of Pain
  • Magic Resist Reduction: 15% >>> 25%

Rumble

• Q – Flamespitter
  • Damage: 135/150/165/180/195 (+110% AP) (+6/7/8/9/10% of target’s maximum health) >>> 125/140/155/170/185 (+110% AP) (+6/7/8/9/10% of target’s maximum health)
• E – Electro Harpoon
  • Magic Resist Reduction: 12/14/16/18/20% >>> 10/12/14/16/18%

Shen

• Base Stats
  • Base Attack Damage: 60 >>> 64

Teemo

• E – Toxic Shot
  • Magic Damage On-Hit: 14/25/36/47/58 (+30% AP) >>> 14/25/36/47/58 (+25% AP)
• R – Noxious Trap
  • Charge Charge Time: 30025/20 seconds >>> 35/30/25 seconds

Twisted Fate

• Base Stats
  • Base Attack Speed: 0.651 >>> 0.625
  • Attack Speed Growth: 3.22% >>> 3%
• Passive – Loaded Dice
  • Nat 20: Critical strikes now roll an additional 6 sided die that is weighted towards 1 rather than 6
• Q – Wild Cards
  • Damage: 60/100/140/180/220 (+90% AP) >>> 60/100/140/180/220 (+90% AP) (+50% bonus AD)
• W – Pick A Card
  • Blue Crits: 0.575 critical strike multiplier added (increases damage by up to 57.5% based on critical strike chance)
  • Red Crits: 0.350 critical strike multiplier added (increases damage by up to 35% based on critical strike chance)
  • Gold Crits: 0.250 critical strike multiplier added (increases damage by up to 25% based on critical strike chance)
  • QoL Adjustment: Locking in a card now resets Twisted Fate’s auto attack timer
  • QoL Adjustment: Pick a Card now affects Inhibitors and the Nexus
• E – Stacked Deck
  • Bonus Attack Speed: 10/17.5/25/32.5/40% >>> 10/22.5/35/47.5/60%
  • Damage: 65/90/115/140/165 (+50% AP) >>> 65/90/115/140/165 (+50% AP) (+75% bonus AD)
  • QoL Adjustment: Stacked Deck now affects towers at 50% effectiveness
  • QoL Adjustment: TF’s deck now becomes fully stacked on spawn

Veigar

• Base Stats
  • Base Health: 550 >>> 580

Items

• Bloodsong
  • Expose Weakness Increased Damage: 12% (melee) / 8% (ranged) >>> 10% (melee) / 6% (ranged)
• Experimental Hexplate
  • Item Recipe: Noonquiver + Tunneler + 600 gold >>> Hearthbound Axe + Tunneler + 700 gold
  • Attack Speed: 20% >>> 25%
  • Passive – Overdrive: 35% bonus Attack Speed >>> 30% bonus Attack Speed
• Frozen Heart
  • Total Cost: 2300 >>> 2400
• Horizon Focus
  • Passive – Hypershot and Focus Range Requirement: 700 >>> 600
  • Passive – Focus AoE Reveal Radius: 1200 units >>> 1400 units
• Phantom Dancer
  • Item Recipe: Hearthbound Axe + Cloak of Agility + 1000 gold >>> Zeal + Rectrix + 800 gold
• Riftmaker
  • Total Cost: 3000 >>> 3100
• Steel Sigil
  • Total Cost: 1200 >>> 1100
• Stormsurge
  • Ability Power: 100 >>> 90
  • Passive – Squall Damage: 100-200 (+30% AP) (melee) / 75-150 (+22.5% AP) (ranged) >>> 100-200 (+20% AP) (melee) / 75-150 (+15% AP) (ranged)
• Stridebreaker
  • Attack Speed: 25% >>> 30%
  • Total Cost: 3100 >>> 3000

Support Items

• One At A Time: The gold penalty now applies globally to anyone who has a support item in their inventory. Additionally, every champion with a support item now contributes towards hitting the minion penalty

Bounty Adjustments

• Bounty Gold: 20-80% of a players bounty is reduced depending on team gold deficit >>> 30-90% of a players bounty is reduced depending on team gold deficit

Infernal Drake Adjustments

• Ability Haste per Infernal Cinder: 0.3 >>> 0.6

Gameplay Quality Improvements

• Champions
  • Kayn’s Passive no longer works with Aery
  • Rhaast’s R now heals even if the unit dies during the channel
  • Taric E now ghosts units during the cast
  • Rammus will properly play his AA animation when his W ends
  • Kled Q is no longer variable duration, changing from 1.75-2 seconds to 1.75 flat
  • Evelynn now tracks enemies falling under ult threshold much more often
  • Jayce Hammer E now uses regular knockback instead of fixed distance upon the spell being cast
  • Evelynn W can no longer target small monsters (Medium Krug and larger only). It already cannot target minions
  • Heimerdinger Q and R+Q turrets now update their stats every 1 second, reflecting level-ups, rank-ups, and AP purchases. They no longer snapshot their stats when summoned
  • Teemo’s default adaptive force stat changed: Attack Damage >>> Ability Power
  • Yorick’s in-games runes will now replace Glacial Augment with First Strike and Aftershock with Grasp of the Undying. This will affect 0.06% of Yorick players
  • Gragas W now applies against turrets and other structures, dealing 50% normal damage
  • Gragas W now applies damage in an AoE when targeting structures and includes them in its AoE when targeting units nearby
  • Kennen will now respawn with W fully stacked
  • Ornn R and R2 will no longer be able to target allies or the minimap
  • Cho’Gath R now grants +2.5 cast range per stack, maximum +25 range at 10 stacks
  • Cho’Gath R attack range per stack increased: 4.62 / 6.15 / 7.69 >>> 4.7 / 6.2 / 7.7
  • Cho’Gath R tooltip now displays the range increases if you hold Shift for more info
  • Fizz W now applies to structures at 50% damage. The DoT does not apply to inhibitors
  • Jax W and R now apply to structures at 50% damage
  • Lulu’s Pix moves faster, especially when further away from its target
  • Vayne Q-empowered autos cannot be accidentally canceled
  • Kog’Maw gains an AA range indicator during his W (like Lethal Tempo/RFC)
  • Nami R will strike behind her on cast to mirror visuals and similar spells
  • Trundle Q has 25 bonus range
  • Volibear Q has 25 bonus range
  • Nocturne Q trail has 25 units more forgiveness before you count as outside of it
  • Nocturne Q trail now attaches to large and epic monsters in addition to champions
  • Brand’s Passive now damages every 0.25 seconds instead of every 1.05 seconds
  • Nilah W now buffers out of other spells
  • Nilah W can now be cast during other spell windups
  • Nilah EQ is very inconsistent and often doesn’t fire Q—adjusted to be more consistent
  • Wards that would be placed beside a brush are now slightly nudged into them
  • Ziggs’ W should be able to be activated while rooted etc
  • Swain’s Passive will now be tracked in his tooltip and icon
  • Poppy’s buckler will now bounce back to her if her target is dead when it hits.
  • Akali’s Passive now extends itself very slightly if attacks are taken in the last few frames before the buff expires
  • Shaco’s clone will now attack the nearest visible enemy champion within 1500 range of it when dead
  • Shaco’s clone will now stop to cast the fake W and will only do so within 300 units of Shaco prime
  • Shaco clone will stop to cast a fake E and will only do so within 575 units of Shaco prime’s E target, this also fakes a missile
• Other Changes
  • Scryer’s Bloom will no longer reveal champion pets for longer than champions, as that was unintentionally revealing those characters for longer
  • Shifted Tiamat and Ravenous Hydra actives to use attack timers if those are lower than their cast time
  • Momentum items (Dead Man’s Plate, Trailblazer) will no longer lose Momentum when attacking traps or plants
  • A number of champions properly have cooldowns listed on their passives

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The town bell is ringing, signaling that the Minecraft 1.21 update is nearing. While the latest Minecraft update is still likely to be a long time coming, hints have begun to leak following this year’s Minecraft Live presentation.

Along with the new companion from the Minecraft mob vote, we’ll see new blocks like the Redstone-based crafter, a new copper bulb block, and the Trial Chamber with its wind-powered Breeze adversary.

“This update is a precious mix of exciting adventures, combat trials, and tinkering – we believe it adds something delightful for lots of different kinds of play styles!” says Vanilla Minecraft game director Agnes Larsson.

Like last year, Mojang claims that the reveal for update 1.21 does not represent the whole feature list and that more will be announced throughout development. Until then, here’s what we know so far about the Minecraft 1.21 release.

Minecraft 1.21 Release Date

There is no release date for Minecraft 1.21 yet, but it is slated to arrive in the middle of 2024. That aligns with recent years. Minecraft 1.20 and 1.19 were released in June in their respective years.

Some believe tomorrows MC Monthly will feature a 1.21 update name, or even 1.21s release date!
Most updates happen during the summer, and it’s been confirmed that there’s plenty more features to come to 1.21!
So tomorrow we may get the next 1.21 feature revealed!#Minecraft https://t.co/SvhQASLjSd

— AidanVEnki (@AidanBuchanan13) January 25, 2024

Minecraft 1.21: What Is the Update Called?

When the most recent major upgrade, MC 1.20, was announced in October 2022, it lacked an official name. Minecraft 1.20 was given its official name some months later. This could be a result of the community unhappiness discussed in the previous section.

As a result, Mojang may take its time naming Minecraft 1.21 and instead prioritize the features. And that is exactly how Mojang intends to handle this update, which will be heavy on fighting and tinkering.

While we initially hypothesized that the community would prefer an inventory update, an End upgrade, or a biome-specific update, Mojang has opted to provide something even better. Though we don’t have an official name yet, Minecraft 1.21 will be dubbed something like the “COMBAT and TINKERING” update.

The official name would be more memorable, such as the Trails and Tales or Wild updates, but for the time being, this will suffice. We will update this section whenever we obtain more official information, so stay tuned. Also, please share your comments on the new combat adjustments in this release, which we’ve discussed below.

Minecraft 1.21: New Mobs

The Minecraft Live event has taken place, and the Minecraft 1.21 update has been formally revealed. So, let’s talk about the new mobs that will be added to the game in the upcoming major update.

The Breeze

The Breeze will be Minecraft’s new hostile monster, exclusively available in the new Trial Chamber building (more on this below). This mob will playfully control the wind. It will be in continual motion, jumping from one spot to another while assaulting players.

The Breeze will feature a special attack known as the “wind charge”. This unusual ranged strike does not cause damage as it explodes and blows things away, but it does damage to whatever it collides with directly. When this happens, it causes a wind blast that knocks entities back many blocks.

Not only that, but the wind burst interacts with certain blocks, including levers, buttons, non-iron trapdoors and doors, lit candles, bells, and fence gates. According to the most recent snapshot of Minecraft 1.20.3 release 2, the Breeze’s unique missile can also damage ornamented pots, chorus flowers, and pointed dripstone.

This will make defeating the Breeze even more difficult, as several rooms within the Trial Chambers have trapdoors and blocks with levers. This unique aggressive monster will give you fighting encounters you’ve never had in Minecraft before.

Poppy Playtime is a horror game that has taken the internet by storm. The game, developed by Mob Entertainment, puts you in the shoes of a former employee of Playtime Co., a toy company that mysteriously shut down after its founder disappeared.

You return to the abandoned factory to investigate the secrets behind the company and its popular mascot, Poppy the Doll. However, you soon realize that the factory is not as empty as it seems and that the toys have a life of their own.

Is Poppy Playtime Multiplayer?

One of the most common questions that players have about Poppy Playtime is whether it has a multiplayer mode. The game seems to have a lot of potential for multiplayer, as it could be fun to cooperate with other players to solve puzzles, or to compete against each other as the toys or the humans.

Unfortunately, Poppy Playtime is labeled as a single-player experience. Therefore, you will have to play the game by yourself to avoid the terrible toys and uncover the truth behind Playtime Co.

The developers have not announced any plans to add a multiplayer mode to the game, although they have said that they are open to feedback and suggestions from the community.

Are There Any Multiplayer Games Similar to Poppy Playtime?

If you are looking for a multiplayer horror game that is similar to Poppy Playtime, you might want to check out PROJECT: PLAYTIME, another game developed by Mob Entertainment.

PROJECT: PLAYTIME is a free-to-play multiplayer horror game where six players attempt to create one giant toy while surviving a terrifying monster that roams the toy factory. A seventh player controls the monster and is given only one goal: Find and kill everyone.

PROJECT: PLAYTIME is inspired by Poppy Playtime, but it has its own original story, characters, and gameplay. The game is also in early access and has two maps, three monsters, and several perks and sabotages to choose from. The game is updated regularly with new content and features.

Conclusion

Poppy Playtime is a single-player horror game that has no multiplayer mode. However, if you are looking for a multiplayer horror game that is similar to Poppy Playtime, you can try PROJECT: PLAYTIME, another game by the same developers.

Both games are available on Steam and are in early access. You can also follow the developers on their social media platforms to stay updated on the latest news and updates about the games.

Capcom has recently been on a roll with the Resident Evil franchise, with new releases almost every year, as well as numerous ports to VR and mobile platforms to broaden the genre’s appeal.

This does not appear to be stopping anytime soon, as Capcom claims to be working on numerous new entries in the series, one of which has been revealed by a voice actor for the franchise’s most iconic villain.

The Game Awards recently asked the community what their most anticipated PlayStation game is. This prompted a response from Craig Burnatowski, who implied that a completely new Resident Evil game was in production.

The one I’m working on 😉

— Craig Burnatowski (@CraigBurnat) February 2, 2024

Craig Burnatowski is well known as the new face of Albert Wesker in the Resident Evil franchise. He played Wesker in the newly released Resident Evil 4 Remake and Separate Ways DLC.

Burnatowski has previously collaborated with Capcom on the series, providing voice acting for Resident Evil Outbreak in 2003. Aside from the Resident Evil series, Burnatowski has worked on titles such as Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, Watch Dogs: Legion, and The Division 2.

It has been reported for some time that Capcom is working on either a Resident Evil 5 Remake or a Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake, with the former being the more likely, and Burnatowski’s response verifies this.

Following the success of the Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 remakes, Capcom has expressed an interest in making new remakes.

Capcom has yet to announce the next Resident Evil project, and it seems unlikely that it will do so for some time. The studio has been working on Resident Evil Village and Resident Evil 4 Remake for iOS, as well as the Resident Evil 4 Remake Gold Edition, which will be released on February 9, 2024.

It is also possible that Resident Evil 9 will be released before another remake, with the game presently set to release in 2025, according to reputable Resident Evil leaker Dusk Golem.

Dusk Golem recently stated that Capcom is currently working on five new Resident Evil titles, one of which is Resident Evil 9. The leaker also revealed that one of these will not be released until late 2026 or early 2027. As with any leak, take it with a grain of salt, but Dusk Golem has proven accurate in the past, so this carries some weight in the community.

A respected leaker claims to be aware of five Resident Evil titles in development. Resident Evil is one of Capcom’s most popular and successful franchises. Given this, it’s no surprise that the business routinely releases new Resident Evil games for survival-horror aficionados to play.

Since the original Resident Evil debuted in 1996, practically every year has seen the release of a new Resident Evil game of some sort.

There has been an unbroken string of new Resident Evil games since 2019’s Resident Evil 2 remake, which was followed by the Resident Evil 3 remake in 2020, Resident Evil Village in 2021, the Resident Evil Re: Verse multiplayer game in 2022, and, most recently, the Resident Evil 4 remake in 2023.

Because no new Resident Evil game has been confirmed for 2024, it appears that this year may end the franchise’s streak.

While it is unclear whether a new Resident Evil game will be released in 2024, reputable leaker AestheticGamer, also known as Dusk Golem, has stated that they are aware of five RE projects that are currently in development. One of these games is the unannounced Resident Evil 9, but the other projects are still unknown.

Five New Resident Evil Games Are Rumored to Be in Development

According to reports, Resident Evil 9 will wrap up the plot that began with Resident Evil 7. This could imply that Resident Evil 9 is yet another first-person Resident Evil game, but that has to be determined.

Posts from the gamingleaksandrumours
community on Reddit

AestheticGamer previously stated that Resident Evil 9 would most likely be published in 2025, so fans may learn more about the intriguing project shortly.

The other Resident Evil projects could range from new entries in the series to remakes of previous games. There has been a lot of fan clamor for a remake of Resident Evil Code: Veronica, for example, but Capcom has yet to announce anything about it. There have also been rumors of a Resident Evil 5 remake at some point in the future, but this is just speculation.

There are a few additional main series Resident Evil games that could benefit from a remake, but fans of the genre should wait for official announcements before getting too excited.

While Capcom has not announced a new Resident Evil game for 2024, it has confirmed the re-release of the Resident Evil 4 remake. Resident Evil 4: Gold Edition will be released on February 20. It will include the basic game, the Separate Ways expansion, plus a few DLC items.

Genshin Impact 4.4‘s Rainjade Oblation is a new offering system that allows you to offer Spirit Carps to the Votive Rainjade on Mt. Laixin and raise its level in exchange for various in-game benefits.

The freebies consist of four Acquaint Fates and two Intertwined Fates. To access the offering system, you must finish a series of World Quests in Chenyu Vale and restore the balance of soil and water.

This article will show players how to acquire the Votive Rainjade reward system in Genshin Impact 4.4. You can also get a complete list of prizes for offering Spirit Carps.

Genshin Impact Votive Rainjade guide

Votive Rainjade is a new reward system in Genshin Impact, available at the Carp’s Rest.

To unlock it, first complete the following World Quests in Chenyu Vale:

• Qiaoying of the Sacred Mountain
• Floating Jade, Treasure of Chenyu
• An Ancient Sacrifice of Sacred Brocade

All three are from Chenyu’s Blessing of Sunken Jade World Quest series. Once you’ve accomplished them all, you can advance to the final portion of the questline, The Cloud-Padded Path to the Chiwang Repose, by altering the in-game time by one day.

Return to Mt. Laixin and meet Lingyuan, who is attempting to enter the Carp’s Rest but failing to do so. After speaking with him, proceed right and use the Golden Carp’s Leap to reach the task destination. This will also unlock the hidden teleport waypoint and the achievement of The Secluded Path in Genshin Impact.

Now all you have to do is follow the quest navigation and chat to Fujin, who is resting.

Votive Rainjade Rewards

To collect all of the gifts from Votive Rainjade, you must raise its level to 10 by offering 50 Spirit Carps (shiny blue orbs), which you can locate around Chenyu Vale while exploring.

Here’s a list of all the rewards that may be obtained by raising Votive Rainjade’s level to 10:

Item Number	Item Description
I	Acquaint Fates x2
II	Philosophies of Prosperity x2
III	Crown of Insight x1
IV	Philosophies of Diligence x2
V	Acquaint Fates x2
VI	Philosophies of Gold x2
VII	Intertwined Fates x2
VIII	Northlander Billet Trove
IX	Rainjade Statuette: Tender Discourse
X	Chenyu: Rainjade Rite Namecard

Every time you level up the Votive Rainjade, you will receive 50000 Mora, 10 Mystic Enhancement Orea, and 200 Adventure EXP. If you already have an AR60, you will receive more Mora.

Joe Blackburn, Destiny 2‘s longstanding game director, has publicly confirmed in a new Twitter thread that they are embarking on “a new adventure outside the walls of Bungie”.

Next month, The Final Shape will be hitting one of its most critical internal milestones: a ritual we call the End-to-End playtest.

This ritual has been a key part of development since Forsaken.

— Joe Blackburn (@joegoroth) January 31, 2024

Blackburn went on to explain that “as we hit End-to-End next month, Tyson Green will take the reins as D2 Game Director”

Tyson Green is likely to be recognized by fans for his work on the Halo franchise. According to Blackburn, Green also worked on Myth 2, Bungie’s real-time tactics game from the late 1990s.

Both colleagues and fans immediately expressed strong support for Green in his new leadership post.

Heading into this milestone, I’ve gotten to play 100s of hours of The Final Shape, and what the world-class talent here at Bungie has created has quickly become of the things I’m most proud to have worked on throughout my career.

— Joe Blackburn (@joegoroth) January 31, 2024

Fans may expect little change as they have been a Bungie staple for so long. Fans expect Green to continue to innovate and be as passionate as Blackburn.

This surprising change comes just ahead of Destiny 2’s highly anticipated expansion The Final Shape.

The update will conclude a significant chapter in Destiny 2’s continuing story. However, in November, The Final Shape was postponed until June.

Bungie stated that the team is “taking the time we need to deliver an even bigger and bolder vision”.

There was a focus on adding even more content. Bungie just announced that Destiny 2 will finally enable character customization.

Studios typically delay to address technical concerns. A smooth debut would undoubtedly be ideal after fans put so much time into the plot. Fans have been patient and understanding.

In the interim, Bungie worked on Fireteam Finder. Bungie conducted a stress test for the feature in November before releasing a beta in December.

According to Blackburn’s new thread, The Final Shape will shortly receive “multiple days of consecutive internal playtesting”.

Diablo 4 Season 3 is already live, and players are eager to see what the aptly called Season of the Construct has to offer. Along with a fresh new Battle Pass to go through, this season has a new plot centered on the wondrous elemental constructions of the renowned Sorcerer Zoltun Kulle.

In Diablo 4 Season 3, players will never be alone thanks to an intriguing new system that pairs them with a mechanical companion known as the Seneschal. Of course, to counteract the expected increase in power, Blizzard has released a new patch that includes balancing improvements for each class as well as bug patches.

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However, this does not mean the game is bug-free. Reddit user u/Freeloader_ started Diablo 4 Season 3 with a graphic glitch that stretched the Isometric vision far out.

Interestingly, Diablo 4 players did not respond to the glitch with tirades about a broken game, as they would have done in ‘the past’. They were somewhat envious of the player’s new perspective, with some even referring to them as “lucky”.

“I would pay actual money for this,” one envious user wrote. “Never shut it. “You’ve got a good thing going,” said another.

Diablo 4 users have been wanting zoomed-out views since the game’s release. Many players in the comments have urged u/Freeloader_ to keep the situation quiet, lest it be “fixed” in a later patch for Diablo 4 Season 3.

“Stop talking about it or they’re gonna patch it,” one participant said. “Shhh, don’t tell anyone,” someone joked.

The bug is similar to another in the game that existed previous to the release of Diablo 4 Season 3. When battling a boss, the game’s camera remained in the zoomed-out perspective utilized for defeating massive monsters before returning to normal after entering a dungeon.

u/Freeloader_ has stated that they have not faced any bosses at this early stage in the season and have entered dungeons, but the camera position remains the same. Let’s hope Blizzard decides to disregard this one for the “lucky” few that encounter it.

Following the historically terrible debut of ‘The Day Before,’ FPS enthusiasts are turning their collective focus to Gray Zone Warfare, the Steam store’s newest extraction shooter.

Gray Zone Warfare does not even have an official PC release date yet, with Early Access expected in 2024. Nonetheless, excited fans are already wondering whether systems will support Gray Zone Warfare when it is released.

Grey Zone Warfare PS4 Release Date

If Gray Zone Warfare is successful on PC, there is reason to believe that console versions will be released. Gray Zone would not be the first to make the jump, with rival DayZ initially launching on PC before expanding to the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series.

Grey Zone Warfare PC Release Date

🔥New #GrayZoneWarfare Gameplay

.@pcgamer just revealed our new trailer at the #pcgamingshow!

Engage in intense tactical jungle combat with dynamic vegetation, get to know the ins/outs of your firearm & perform actions like vaulting over obstacles.

In #GZW, Every Move Matters pic.twitter.com/NQMp99Hu82

— Gray Zone Warfare (@GrayZoneWarfare) November 30, 2023

Gray Zone Warfare is presently awaiting an Early Access release date on Steam. While no precise date has been determined, developers expect to release Gray Zone Warfare in Early Access sometime in 2024!

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic PlayStation 2 RPG Persona 3, which was released in 2006. Persona 3 Reload features enhanced graphics, new scenes, additional voiceover, and improved gameplay mechanics.

Persona 3 Reload is a game that follows the story of a transfer student who joins a secret organization called S.E.E.S, which fights against mysterious creatures called Shadows that appear during the Dark Hour, a hidden time between one day and the next.

The game combines elements of social simulation, dungeon crawling, and turn-based combat. The game is widely regarded as one of the best games in the Persona series, and one of the most influential RPGs of all time.

But what can we expect from the Persona 3 Reload trailer? In this article, we will give you a preview of the Persona 3 Reload trailer, including its release date, content, and highlights.

Persona 3 Reload Trailer

The Persona 3 Reload trailer will showcase the game’s features and content, such as:

• The game’s story and characters include the protagonist, the members of S.E.E.S, and the antagonists.
• The game’s graphics and sound, including the enhanced visuals, the new scenes, the additional voiceover, and the remastered soundtrack.
• The game’s gameplay and mechanics include the social simulation, the dungeon crawling, the turn-based combat, and the new features and options.
• The game’s platforms and availability, including the cross-play and cross-progression support, and the Xbox Game Pass inclusion.

 Persona 3 Reload Trailer Highlights

The Persona 3 Reload trailer will have many highlights, such as:

• The introduction of the protagonist, who is voiced by Naveen Andrews, best known for his roles in Lost and Sense8.
• The reveal of the new scenes, such as the protagonist’s arrival in Port Island, the first encounter with the Shadows, and the awakening of the protagonist’s Persona.
• The showcase of the game’s graphics and sound, such as the realistic lighting, shadows, and textures, the expressive facial animations and lip-syncing, and the remastered soundtrack by Shoji Meguro.
• The demonstration of the game’s gameplay and mechanics, such as the social simulation, where the player can interact with various characters, join clubs, and form bonds, the dungeon crawling, where the player can explore the tower of Tartarus, fight against Shadows, and collect loot, and the turn-based combat, where the player can use various skills, items, and tactics, as well as switch between different Personas.
• The announcement of the game’s platforms and availability, such as the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and the Xbox Game Pass, will allow the players to play the game without buying it separately.

Conclusion

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic RPG Persona 3, which is available on multiple platforms, including PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Persona 3 Reload is a game that offers a rich and immersive experience, with a captivating story, memorable characters, and engaging gameplay.

Persona 3 Reload is a game that you should not miss, whether you are a fan of the Persona series or a newcomer who wants to try a genre-defining RPG.

The most recent Xbox Game Pass update has brought Persona 3 Reload to Microsoft’s extensive subscription library. This day-one release marks the first addition to Xbox Game Pass in February 2024.

To say that Microsoft’s subscription service began the year on a strong note would be an understatement; with over a dozen new titles, including three day-one releases, January 2024 has been a banner month for Xbox Game Pass.

And, while last month’s roadmap was hardly short in AAA titles, the most recent addition to the service was the 2020 Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Persona 3 Reload, on the other hand, is the first 2024 AAA game to be included in Xbox Game Pass on launch day.

The remake of the third Persona game was added to Microsoft’s subscription library just minutes before its global release on February 2 at midnight ET.

As usual, Microsoft subscribers can play the standard version of the RPG, which is normally priced at $69.99. However, unlike many other current releases, Persona 3 Reload’s day-one DLC comprises solely of cosmetic fan service, ensuring that Xbox Game Pass users have the full experience right away.

New Xbox Game Pass Games for February 2024:

• Persona 3 Reload – February 2
  • • Day-one release

   

• Anuchard – February 6
• A Little to the Left – February 15
• PlateUp – February 15

The latest Atlus RPG is also part of the Xbox Play Anywhere program, which allows gamers to switch between the PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game via cross-platform saves.

This is also the second title in the beloved brand to hit Microsoft’s subscription service on day one in recent months, following Persona 5 Tactica’s release on Xbox Game Pass in November.

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic PlayStation 2 RPG Persona 3, which was released in 2006. Persona 3 Reload features enhanced graphics, new scenes, additional voiceover, and improved gameplay mechanics. Persona 3 Reload is available on multiple platforms, including PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

But is Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass, the subscription service that gives you access to hundreds of games for a monthly fee? In this article, we will answer this question and provide a guide for RPG fans who want to play Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass.

Is Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass?

Yes, Persona 3 Reload is available on Xbox Game Pass at launch. The revamped third series entry will surprisingly be released on the Xbox service on opening day, along with simultaneous releases on other platforms, including the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Persona 3 Reload comes February 2 and looks like you’ve got a full class load. we expect straight A’s this semester, don’t let us down. pic.twitter.com/nL8VXNkqBB

— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) January 31, 2024

Persona 3 Reload is one of the games that will be available on Xbox Game Pass on launch day, so you can play it without buying it separately. However, you will need to have an active subscription to play the game, and you will not get the pre-order bonuses or the DLC Pack.

How to Play Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass?

To play Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass, you will need to have an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, which costs $14.99 per month. You can sign up for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate on the official website or on your Xbox console or PC.

Once you have an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, you can download and play Persona 3 Reload on your Xbox console or PC, or stream it to your mobile device using Xbox Cloud Gaming.

You can also pre-download the game before launch, so you can start playing as soon as it is released. To pre-download the game, follow these steps:

• On your Xbox console, go to the Microsoft Store and search for Persona 3 Reload. Select the game and click on “Pre-install with Xbox Game Pass”.
• On your PC, open the Xbox app and go to the Game Pass tab. Find Persona 3 Reload and click on “Pre-install”.
• On your mobile device, open the Xbox Game Pass app and go to the Cloud tab. Find Persona 3 Reload and tap on “Pre-install”.

What are the Benefits of Playing Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass?

Playing Persona 3 Reload on Xbox Game Pass has some advantages, such as:

• Saving money: You can play Persona 3 Reload without buying it separately, which saves you $59.99. You can also cancel your subscription anytime, so you only pay for the months you want to play.
• Playing on multiple devices: You can play Persona 3 Reload on your Xbox console, PC, or mobile device, and switch between them seamlessly. You can also play with your friends online, regardless of their platform, thanks to cross-play support.
• Enjoying other games: You can access hundreds of other games on Xbox Game Pass, including other RPGs like Persona 5 Tactica, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and Final Fantasy XV. You can also play new and exclusive games that are added to the service regularly, such as Halo Infinite, Starfield, and Redfall.

Conclusion

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic RPG Persona 3, which is available on Xbox Game Pass at launch. Persona 3 Reload is a game that offers a rich and immersive experience, with a captivating story, memorable characters, and engaging gameplay.

Persona 3 Reload is a game that you should not miss, whether you are a fan of the Persona series or a newcomer who wants to try a genre-defining RPG. Persona 3 Reload is available now, so get ready to join S.E.E.S and take the fight to Tartarus to save the world!

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic PlayStation 2 RPG Persona 3, which was released in 2006. Persona 3 Reload features enhanced graphics, new scenes, additional voiceover, and improved gameplay mechanics.

Persona 3 Reload is available on multiple platforms, including PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Persona 3 Reload Available On

Are you ready, leader? 💙

Dive into the Dark Hour and seal your fate – play Persona 3 Reload NOW on Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Steam!https://t.co/tT1KgbevPX pic.twitter.com/2i8A7QHGvB

— Official ATLUS West (@Atlus_West) February 2, 2024

Persona 3 Reload is available on multiple platforms, and you can choose the one that suits your preference and budget. Here are the options:

PS4 & PS5

You can buy Persona 3 Reload from the PlayStation Store for $59.99. You can also get the Digital Deluxe Edition for $79.99, which includes the Persona 3 Reload DLC Pack, the digital artbook, and the digital soundtrack.

If you pre-order the game, you will also get the P4G BGM Set, which allows you to change the background music to Persona 4 Golden’s tracks. You can also get the AIGIS Edition for $99.99, which includes a physical copy of the game, an Aigis figure, the art book, and the soundtrack.

Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S

You can buy Persona 3 Reload from the Microsoft Store for $59.99. You can also get the Digital Deluxe Edition for $79.99, which includes the same bonuses as the PS4 & PS5 versions. If you pre-order the game, you will also get the P4G BGM Set.

You can also get the game through Xbox Game Pass, which is a subscription service that gives you access to hundreds of games for a monthly fee. Persona 3 Reload is one of the games that will be available on Xbox Game Pass on launch day, so you can play it without buying it separately.

However, you will need to have an active subscription to play the game, and you will not get the pre-order bonuses or the DLC Pack.

PC

You can buy Persona 3 Reload from Steam for $59.99. You can also get the Digital Deluxe Edition for $79.99, which includes the same bonuses as the PS4 & PS5 and Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S versions.

If you pre-order the game, you will also get the P4G BGM Set. The PC version of Persona 3 Reload also has some advantages, such as higher resolution, faster loading times, and mod support.

Conclusion

Persona 3 Reload is a remake of the classic RPG Persona 3, which is available on multiple platforms, including PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Persona 3 Reload is a game that offers a rich and immersive experience, with a captivating story, memorable characters, and engaging gameplay.

Persona 3 Reload is a game that you should not miss, whether you are a fan of the Persona series or a newcomer who wants to try a genre-defining RPG. Persona 3 Reload is available now, so get ready to join S.E.E.S and take the fight to Tartarus to save the world!

Bandai Namco released Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash Yesterday. Jujutsu Kaisen, the devilishly successful shonen anime, has a new spin-off that premiered today.

The newest anime and manga spin-off is a furious 3D action brawler set in a well-known anime universe, and it will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC through Steam.

Satoru Gojo is here with a special lecture! Tag team enemies, utilize cursed energy, play with your friends online, and more in JUJUTSU KAISEN CURSED CLASH! Available February 2nd, 2024.

Pre-order today! https://t.co/unmviLesaF pic.twitter.com/CjuuAUajzW

— JUJUTSU KAISEN CURSED CLASH (@JJK_videogame) December 14, 2023

Players are plunged into a realm filled with terrible ghosts and curses. They’ll find themselves under imminent and actual threat from these entities. Fortunately, jujutsu sorcerers strive to protect us from unknown dangers with great magic and dark energy.

Drawing on the enormously successful anime, players can choose from a variety of good or bad sorcerers and villainous adversaries to face. Intense 2v2 combat pushes combatants to dynamically overpower their opponents, as shown in the popular series, while also strengthening their powers and mastering their form.

Learn these secret methods, construct combos, and use them to defeat your opponents in ranked or casual matches, private online lobbies, or against strangers.

For those familiar with the series lore, the single-player experience takes them through the crazy action of the first season as well as the anime feature film Jujutsu Kaisen 0, in which protagonist Yuji Itadori, Yuta Okkotsu, and a cast of unique sorcerers defend humanity against the aforementioned Curses.

Evil monsters, mighty warriors, and exciting battles. It has everything a weeb like me would desire.

Bandai Namco has released Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash, a 2v2 arena-based 3D brawler based on the popular manga and anime series.

Satoru Gojo is here with a special lecture! Tag team enemies, utilize cursed energy, play with your friends online, and more in JUJUTSU KAISEN CURSED CLASH! Available February 2nd, 2024.

Pre-order today! https://t.co/unmviLesaF pic.twitter.com/CjuuAUajzW

— JUJUTSU KAISEN CURSED CLASH (@JJK_videogame) December 14, 2023

The game has sixteen characters to choose from, including Yuji Itadori and Yuta Okkotsu, as well as creatures known as Curses to vanquish in modern-day Japan, and a single-player option that covers action from the series’ first season and anime feature film Jujutsu Kaisen 0.

Aside from the solo narrative, there are ranked and informal multiplayer matches, private and public online lobbies, and a slew of Cursed Techniques and devastating tag-team combos to use. Check out the game’s new launch trailer above.

Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC, with the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions including the separate retro baseball game ‘Jujusta 2024’ and the ‘Hidden Inventory/Premature Death’ DLC.

Persona 3 Reload, Atlus’ recreation of the 2006 iconic RPG, is set to be released on February 2. Will Nintendo Switch owners be able to join in on the fun?

As it stands, Persona 3 Reload is widely available. The game is expected to be released for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Game Pass. So, what about Nintendo’s gaming handheld?

Persona 3 Reload Switch

Unfortunately, Persona 3 Reload will not be released for Nintendo Switch on February 2. Persona 3 Reload, while not available at launch, may be released on current-generation consoles shortly.

Nintendo, like Xbox, is only starting into the Persona series, with Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Royal hitting the platforms last year. In addition, Persona 5 Tactica was released on the Nintendo Switch in November. A Switch port may be in the works.

Why Isn’t Persona 3 Reload Coming to Nintendo Switch?

One of the biggest reasons Persona 3 Reload isn’t coming to Nintendo Switch is the console itself. The Switch may not have the necessary hardware to accommodate the already rigorous upgrade. Can I remind you of Mortal Kombat 1?

Still, in a recent interview with Atomix, director Takuya Yamaguchi and producer Ryota Niitsuma were asked why the game will not be released on the console and if a port could be made.

In response to Atomix, the two stated, “Since we began conceiving everything that would be included in Persona 3 Reload, we decided that there would be no Nintendo Switch version. Of course, the idea exists; all that remains is to discuss it with the team and see what they think, and we’ll see what happens.”

According to the quotes above, a Switch version was not originally planned. However, if the team agrees, the two are willing to bring the remake to consoles. It’s not a confirmation, but it is something.

While you wait for Reload, try Persona 3 Portable to satiate your Persona 3 hunger. While it isn’t the best way to play, it’s a lot of fun and features an incredible plot and gameplay.

If you haven’t played Persona 4 Golden or Persona 5 Royal, I highly recommend them; they’re two of my favorite games and provide an unforgettable and enjoyable experience that will last a long time.