Baldur’s Gate 3 player slays a major villain by throwing their mom at them so hard they die-
Baldur’s Gate 3 lets you go full-tilt evil, as I’ve been discovering in my Dark Urge honour mode rampage—but there’s evil that’s coded into the game’s narrative, and then there’s emergent evil. Well, I say ‘evil’, but I’m not even sure this counts. Two out of three people involved had it coming in some way, though before I can dig my claws into this messed-up turducken: Major spoilers for Act 3 incoming.
Karlach casts Gortash’s mom on Gortash from r/BaldursGate3
This particularly inventive kill of Gortash comes from Syntactics2411 on the game’s subreddit. They’ve sought out, slain, and pocketed the body of Gortash’s mother. Then, they’ve used it to bludgeon him to death as Karlach, t…
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Read moreMonty Python is the next Magic- The Gathering Secret Lair crossover, in a trend that feels increasingly like Hasbro has a board full of IPs and a box full of darts
Every time I think I’ve mentally adjusted to Magic: The Gathering’s crossovers, a new one comes along and further discombobulates me. Hatsune Miku and King Arthur from Monty Python and the Holy Grail will soon be able to share the same deck in the same TCG. What a time to be alive.
The crossover event is part of Magic: The Gathering’s “Secret Lair” series—essentially, a bunch of normal cards get reskinned as part of ongoing collaborations with artists and properties. The set will take place in two parts—one with five cards, the other with three (plus a token). Courtesy of IGN’s exclusive preview, here are the nine cards you’ll be able to get your hands on, plus the card art as shared on the Magic: The Gathering subreddit.
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IO got the 007 license because it wants to make ‘multiple Bond games’ in the same way it handled Hitman-
The latest issue of Edge Magazine includes an extensive interview with IO Interactive co-owners Hakan Abrak and Christian Elverdam about the studio’s first 25 years and, of course, its future. A huge part of that is a new James Bond game, which IO announced in 2020 as an origin story with its own version of Bond: despite there being decades of 007 games, this is the first to ever take such an approach, with the others tying in to particular movies or actors.
Edge suggests the tone will be “closer to Daniel Craig than Roger Moore”, which is hardly a surprise, and that this may be a more scripted experience than the relatively freeform Hitman games. But details remain scant, other than that IO had a tough time pitching EON on a Bond game: largely because of how the ind…
Read moreLore-friendly Skyrim mod fixes its most glaring realism error- The pheasants-
Skyrim has plenty of oddities. There’s the goldfish memory of your enemies, the way you can get good enough at pickpocketing to literally steal the shirt off someone’s back, and how it’s possible for NPCs to attain a level of narrative importance sufficient to ward off death. But those are nothings. Trifles. Mere bagatelles compared to the game’s most major inconsistency: The pheasants.
Think about it. Pheasants are all over the place in Skyrim, but only ever as corpses. They hang in kitchens and linger in food halls, but you can count the number of living ones you see on no hands at all. Are we to believe that the denizens of Skyrim, like the hunters of the Dodo, reduced the region’s pheasant population to a set of cold bodies and warm memories? How long have they been g…
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