Last week, we offered some advice on choosing your starter Temtem. Now that you’ve hopefully made your decision, we’re back with some tips for starting out in Temtem’s Airborne Archipelago. There are tons of similarities to Pok�mon in Temtem, but some things work differently enough that you’ll want to take note.
Mike?s TemTem TemTips: Choosing Your Starter
Like its inspiration, Pok�mon, TemTem presents you with three choices of a starter Tem shortly after you create your character. The decision is as daunting as always, but we’re here to help you sort through the options. Here are some tips for choosing your starter Tem in TemTem.
Mike?s TemTem Tips: Choosing Your Starter
Like its inspiration, Pok�mon, TemTem presents you with three choices of a starter Tem shortly after you create your character. The decision is as daunting as always, but we’re here to help you sort through the options. Here are some tips for choosing your starter Tem in TemTem.
Why It’s Better To Build A PC in 2019
Have you ever been close to building your own gaming PC instead of buying a prebuilt one? Well, while building your own PC can be intimidating with the right resources and instructions, it’s drastically easier. Check out our guest column by Brian Stone from PCGuide.com.
rooflemonger’s 12 Days of DBFZ Tech-Mas celebrates the holiday season with samples of Dragon Ball FighterZ tech
Ring in the Holidays with the 12 Days of Tech-Mas!
In to celebrate the upcoming holidays and bring a little Christmas cheer to fans of Dragon Ball FighterZ, diligent content creator rooflemonger has begun a new video series he has dubbed “The 12 Days of DBFZ Tech-Mas,” where he will post a new video for 12 straight days, looking at various odd tidbits of tech he’s found in the game. These are shorter endeavors that are, “meant to be a bit more digestible” than some of his larger guides.
We’re already three days into the 12 Days; to start things off, for the first Day of Tech-Mas, rooflemonger brought us a corner pressure setup for the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly that can beat a good amount of wake-up options, as well as air blocking by holding back.
For the second day of DBFZ Tech-Mas, rooflemonger took a look at a situational glitch with Fused Zamasu’s Divine Wrath Super. If the falling ball triggers a Destructive Finish upon slaying a filthy mortal, Zamasu will be able to tag in his partner by holding down the Assist button right as the word “DOWN” appears on-screen, which will cause a switch, as opposed to an Ultimate Z Change to the next Super. This glitch also appears to be exclusive to Fused Zamasu, as rooflemonger has not been able to replicate it with Frieza or Goku Black, despite them also having descending orb Supers in their Holy Light Grenade and Death Ball, respectively. This could certainly prove useful for recovering the divine Fusion’s blue health, though it can be a bit finicky to trigger.
Day 3 looks at mixup options for the sweet-toothed Android 21:
rooflemonger also noted that, though he has a few days already planned, he is more than willing to accept user submissions for the remaining Days of DBFZ Tech-Mas, so feel free to send him your ideas.
Source: rooflemonger
A Guide to Stark Tech in Marvel Strike Force
Stark Tech is a new form of progression introduced to Marvel Strike Force in update 2.0. The system allows for players to spend Alliance Credits earned through daily Alliance donations to apply Origin-wide upgrades to their roster. It’s a good, but not super interesting new layer of customization for players, that can also be a bit confusing or overwhelming.
Check out the compiled Geralt Bible resource for new Witchers in SoulCalibur VI
Did you decide who your main was when SoulCalibur VI announced The Witcher‘s Geralt as a guest character? If so, you’re likely anxious over the fact that you’ll be starting at a disadvantage versus characters that have been in SoulCalibur series for years. But you don’t have to be!
Rough draft of Geralt guide, will be updated over time. Big thanks to @TSBibulus @linkorz_ and @Konmai573 for a lot of the info.
— KowtowRobinson (@KowtowRobinson) September 13, 2018
Thanks to the efforts of SoulCalibur Discord mod “Wind’s Howlin” (a.k.a. KowtowRobinson) and multiple other Geralt heroes that got to play the character at various events, there is a working guide for anyone ready to Sign their way to the top. The collection of all Geralt knowledge thus far can be found right here, with the promise of updates post game release with frame data and optimized combos.
Source: KowtowRobinson
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Graveyard Keeper: Embalming Guide
Are you tired of subpar graveyards? Do you feel like you just never get the pristine bodies the other guys do? Well, does Red Thomas have an article for you. Scalpels ladies and gentlemen, because Red’s about to show you how to embalm like a pro in Graveyard Keeper.
– Building an Arena Team in Marvel Strike Force
Thinking about “PvP” in a lot of mobile games requires a different mindset than how you’d be thinking about tackling other types of content. PvP is often really just PvE vs. another player’s team and this is true in Marvel Strike Force as well. In this week’s guide, we’ll talk about how to build an Arena team on offense, but more importantly, how to build a team for defense.
– Tackling Thanos in Marvel Strike Force
Thanos has come to Marvel Strike Force as a playable character in the game’s latest update, but getting your hands on the Mad Titan won’t be easy. The update will get you started off with a fairly easy set of Thanos themed missions, giving you anywhere from 60-70 shards when all is said and done. However, those last 30 or so shards you’ll need to acquire to unlock Thanos will have to come from the new Thanos raid and it’s a doozy.