The best Sword of Convallaria Dantalion build is a little trickier to put together, as the right skills depend on how you use Dantalion and who else you have in your party. True to his nature as a Destroyer unit, Dantalion excels at throwing damage around at as many enemies as possible, though you can also give him a few support skills to keep the weakest in your party from falling too far behind.

Our Sword of Convallaria Dantalion build guide lays out his best skills, and the right weapons, Trinkets, and Tarot Whispers to help make Dantalion shine.

If you’re after more Sword of Convallaria help, check out our Maitha build, Gloria build, and Col build guides.

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The best Sword of Convallaria Col build layers on the right stats to help this formidable assassin dish out heavy damage every turn. Col is your standard rogue-slash-assassin Sword of Convallaria character whose skills almost all involve stacking damage and critical hits, but her unique passive trait means she benefits from working alone. It only activates when allies are at least three tiles away from her, which means you’ll want to mix some self-sustaining abilities in with her offense-focused skills.

Our Sword of Convallaria Col build breaks down Col’s best skills at each rank and lists Col’s best Trinkets and Tarot Whispers.

If you're after more build help, check out our Maitha build guide and Gloria build guide.

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Castalia is an important but enigmatic resource in Sword of Convallaria, which is vital to crafting the best builds with your strongest characters.

Castalia allows your characters to learn both skills on a single level of the Rank Skill Tree, removing the need to prioritize one skill over another and letting you craft great all-round movesets.

However, Castalia can only be purchased with the real money currency in Sword of Convallaria, Astral Gems, or obtained freely in very small amounts in very specific circumstances.

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A good Zenless Zone Zero Qingyi build is easy to put together thanks to Qingyi’s versatile kit that works with several easy-to-obtain W-Engines. She needs Impact, like most stun agents, but she’s also powerful enough to warrant keeping her on the field while your main DPS – ideally a burst damage dealer – is off-burst or on cooldown.

Our ZZZ Qingyi build guide breaks down her best W-Engines and Drive Discs, along with how her kit works and what stats to prioritize.

Enhanced basic attacks are the highlight of Qingyi’s kit, along with a core passive that makes it stunning enemies faster and easier the more often you use her enhanced basics. When any of Qingyi’s skills connect, she accumulates Flash Connect Voltage and enters her enhanced state once she hits 75 percent Flash Connect Voltage. Then, you can hold the basic attack button to consume all Flash Connect Voltage and sees Qingyi rush forward to deliver a powerful attack while you hold the button down before ending with an even more powerful finisher. Every point of Flash Connect Voltage over 75 percent that Qingyi consumes will increase her damage and Daze by one and 0.5 percent, respectively.

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Anime Power Defense is an anime-inspired Roblox tower defense game where you’ll summon for rare anime heroes, upgrade your units, and position them to defend your base in the game’s story mode or in tricky trials.

Like most tower defense games in Roblox, if you want to get through harder levels, you’ll need to keep rolling for rarer units, and Gems to summon with can be hard to come by in game. Luckily, you can use Anime Power Defense codes for a handful of free Gems for summoning as well as Crystals and the occasional Ascended Box.

Development team APD x NV usually shares these codes in the game’s official Discord server to celebrate new updates or player milestones, but we’ve done the hard work for you and rounded up all current and expired Anime Power Defense codes right here so you can keep on summoning.

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Cake Off is a Roblox cake decorating game where you’ll vote for a theme, create the cake of your dreams using various toppers, flavors, and icings (in an impressively detailed decorating mode), and advance through rounds to take home the crown.

While Cake Off has quite a few options for customization right off the bat, most of the game’s options are locked behind Catalogs that you’ll need to unlock as you win games. Luckily, you can use Cake Off codes for a few free Catalogs that you won’t be able to get anywhere else.

Development team Flipping Frogs usually shares these codes in the game’s official Discord server alongside major updates, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up all current and expired Cake Off codes right here so you can get back to decorating!

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Eternal Battlegrounds is a Roblox fighting game where you’ll master a complex, parry-based fighting system, fight fellow players in an open world to earn Coins, and spend them on new Champions based on popular anime series like One Piece, Demon Slayer, and Chainsaw Man, all with their own sets of abilities.

Especially as a new player, it can be hard to gain the skills needed to win fights in Eternal Battlegrounds, which means you might be short on Coins for a while. Luckily, you can use Eternal Battlegrounds codes for free Coins and Gems, which just might let you buy your next Champion without having to win a single fight.

Development team Eternal Games Inc. usually shares these codes in the game’s official Discord server to celebrate milestones, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired Eternal Battlegrounds code right here so you can get right back to fighting.

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The best Sword of Convallaria Gloria build turns an already exceptional character into an absolute powerhouse. Gloria, top on our list of the best Sword of Convallaria characters, technically falls under the Watcher category as a support unit, but she functions more like a tank and can even handle enemies on her own as well. Almost all of her skills are useful in a variety of situations, so she’s one of the trickier characters to build.

Our Sword of Convallaria Gloria build lays out Gloria’s best skills and weapons, along with the Trinkets that help her shine. If you're looking for a more defensive unit who's easier to get, don't ignore Maitha - or our Maitha build guide, for that matter.

Gloria’s passive influences which skills work best as you level her up. It increases her attack and creates a Flag Waving Aura, which increases the attack and defense of nearby allies by 12 percent. When the aura fades under certain conditions, Gloria gets the Potential Burst status, which increases attack by 20 percent and defense by 40 percent.

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The best Sword of Convallaria Maitha builds gives your team a hybrid tank and healer who can see you through most challenges – particularly impressive considering she’s a free Sword of Convallaria character. Better still, Maitha has several build options that work without top-tier weapons, so you can get her up and running without much grinding.

Our Sword of Convallaria Maitha build guide breaks down Maitha’s best weapons, skills trinkets, and Tarot Whispers.

Almost all of Maitha’s rank-up skills are solid, though some have more broad utility than others – and one is ever so slightly misleading if you don’t pay attention to a certain tag.

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So you’ve wandered into Fallout: London’s Westminster and found yourself headed for the Palace, only to be turned away until you have a petition full of signatures from London’s wacky array of leaders. You spend your time doing just that, only for it to, well, be for nothing. As you venture down beneath the ‘Palace’, the All to Pot quest begins.

Your route to the Palace is revealed to not be that at all, and instead, your efforts as Wayfarer have landed you in a Gentry Prison, where inmates are incinerated and subject to all kinds of gruesome executions. In this guide, we explain exactly how to escape the Gentry Prison in Fallout: London’s All to Pot quest.

After wrapping up the lengthy Hear Ye, Hear Ye quest in an attempt to reach the Palace in Fallout: London, you’ll quickly find that you have been tricked by Agent Smythe and have been sent to Gentry Prison instead.

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As you finally reach the borough of Westminster in Fallout: London, you’ll find that life there is a little more pleasant than it is across the rest of the city. There are no ghastly mutations around each and every corner, nor are there any hostile factions trying to kill you. Though, there are plenty of posh toffs that’ll comment on how you stink. The folk at Westminster University, however, are quite nice.

When you first enter Westminster University, you’ll be warmly greeted by Professor Butterfield who needs your help cracking the mysterious code that has appeared on the university's terminals. Sounds like a job for the Wayfarer, so let’s crack on: here’s all the Westminster University trivia answers and how to decipher the Master Password in Fallout: London.

First things first, you can kick off this unnamed quest by approaching Westminster University in Fallout: London. As you do, you’ll be prompted to investigate the area, which means head on inside the building!

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As you progress with the main quest in Fallout: London and eventually wind up in the borough of Westminster, where things are slightly rosier and less ruined than the rest of London, your next goal will be accessing the Palace of Westminster. Of course, these folk aren’t going to let you walk right in, and you will need signatures from the leaders of all four London boroughs to be let inside.

This means that you have your work cut out for you completing busy work for factions across London if you hope to enter the Palace of Westminster. Or you can snoop around and forge all of their signatures instead. The choice is yours! To help you get inside the Palace, here’s our Hear Ye Hear Ye quest walkthrough, and how to get all four leader’s signatures in Fallout: London.

The Hear Ye, Hear Ye quest kicks off after the Lay of the Land quest, which sees you finding a Calling Card from Smythe that directs you to the Palace of Westminster. So, what are you waiting for? Head on over there and speak to the Parliament Guard by the gates.

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Fallout: London has its fair share of issues, and despite them, the mod — which applies a British overhaul to Fallout 4 — is brilliant fun. As you progress with the main quest and strive to find out who you are and what the hell is going on in post-apocalyptic London, you’ll eventually arrive in Westminster where there’s been another train crash.

Upon investigating the Crash Site, you’ll likely find that there’s something you’re missing; a Calling Card. This item, for many, isn’t appearing where it should and is preventing quest progression. Fortunately, it’s easily dealt with, so without further ado, here’s our guide to Fallout: London’s Lay of the Land quest, and how to investigate the Crash Site.

At the very beginning of the Lay of the Land quest in Fallout: London, you are tasked with gaining entry to the borough of Westminster. This in and of itself, fortunately, isn’t too difficult. Making your way into Parliament later, however, will require a lot more work.

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Emilie’s kit in Genshin Impact lets her function in multiple roles depending on the team she's in. The 5-star Dendro character can take the stage as your main DPS or support someone else - ideally a Pyro someone else - with Dendro application.

None of that matters if she's not leveled up enough to meet the challenge, of course. Emilie's materials include several common Fontaine items, including one she shares with Furina, and Dendro gemstones from bosses in Sumeru, bosses who don't drop anything else Emilie needs.

• Emilie kit explained
• Emilie talent priority
• Emilie ascension materials
• Emilie ascension materials total
• Emilie talent materials
• Emilie talent materials total

Genshin Impact Emilie kit explained

Emilie’s kit is built for burning, with special buffs and even an extra attack that trigger only when that reaction occurs. However, if you don’t have Nahida and need someone to apply Dendro while off-field, you can make Emilie function well in that role instead. Sure, it’s not ideal, but her Lumidouce Case stays around for a while after she exits the field and applies Dendro, which you can use for other, non-burning reactions if you want. Burning is definitely best, but if Xiangling or your other Pyro sub-DPS is on another team, plain Dendro application Emilie is a solid enough choice.

Emilie normal attack: Shadow-Hunting Spear

This is the usual set of polearm attacks – four consecutive strikes for the basic, a decently powerful strike for the charged, and a moderately strong plunge attack.

Emilie elemental skill: Fragrance Extraction

Emilie places a Lumidouce Case on the field that deals Dendro damage in an area of effect with Puffs of Puredew. If burning enemies are nearby, the case extracts Scent from them every two seconds and levels up from level one to level two after collecting two Scent stacks. A powered-up case fires one additional Puredew, and its damage increases.

The case stays active for 22 seconds, and the skill’s cooldown is 14 seconds, which means you can keep it going continuously as long as Emilie remains conscious.

Emilie elemental burst: Aromatic Explication

Emilie creates a level three Lumidouce Case and removes any existing cases from the field. This case collects no Scent, but it does puff out Scented Dew every 0.3 seconds that affects nearby targets. Once the burst’s duration ends – after about three seconds – Emilie automatically creates a level one Lumidouce Case without using her skill.

Emilie passive talents

Emilie’s passives encourage you to play to her burning style and to keep her on-field as a main-DPS, at least for a little while.

• First passive – Headspace Capture: Grants the party an 85 percent burning damage reduction while a Lumidouce Case is active
• Second passive – Lingering Fragrance: When a level two Lumidouce Case collects two Scent stacks, it releases Cleardew Cologne – a cloud of Dendro that deals Dendro damage equal to 600 percent of Emilie’s attack to nearby enemies
• Third passive – Rectification: Emilie deals additional damage to burning enemies, an extra 15 percent damage for every 1,000 attack she has for a maximum of 36 percent

Genshin Impact Emilie talent priorities

Emilie's burst might deal the most damage, but her skill is what will stay active more often - well, comparatively speaking. With an energy cost of 50, Emilie can fire off her burst more frequently than most characters. Level her skill and burst together, but if you're running short on materials, prioritize her skill.

• Skill
• Burst
• Normal attack

Emilie materials for ascension

Emilie uses a handful of items you've likely gathered plenty of in Fontaine, along with a boss drop she shares with Arlecchino.

Nagadus Emerald Dendro gemstones come from the Dendro Hypostasis and Jadeplume Terrorshroom normal bosses and the Guardian of Apep's Oasis weekly boss. None of them have Emilie's boss drop or talent item, though.

Gear items

Our Genshin Impact Emilie kit and materials guide lays out how Emilie works and what you need to get her to level 90. If you're after more help, check out our Emilie build guide for tips on her best setup.

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A good Genshin Impact Emilie build is much more straightforward to put together than you might be used to with the RPG’s other Dendro characters. Emilie’s kit only scales with attack, so even though she benefits from a few other stats as well, you only have to work towards attack - a fairly common substat you get on most Artifact rolls, sometimes even twice.

She's also easy to build a team around, considering her best teammate is free and someone you'll recruit early in the game.

Our Genshin Impact Emilie build guide breaks down Emilie's best weapon and Artifacts and suggests a few top-tier team compositions as well. If you're wondering how Emilie works, check out our Emilie kit and materials guide.

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Emergency Hamburg is a Roblox RPG that lets you get behind the wheel as an emergency services worker. Whether you’re a police officer, firefighter, medic, bus driver, car mechanic, truck driver, or even just a citizen (or criminal), you can take on jobs and drive around the city of Hamburg.

Between its many jobs, there’s a lot to do in Emergency Hamburg, and it can be hard to make sure you have enough Cash to afford it all and XP to level up each job. Luckily, you can use Emergency Hamburg codes for a handful of free XP and Cash.

The game’s developers usually share these codes in the game’s official Discord server along with new updates, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up all current and expired Emergency Hamburg codes right here so you can get back to driving (or committing crimes… it’s all up to you!).

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Character RNG is a Roblox RNG game where you’ll roll over and over again to try to win the rarest characters, with characters inspired by everything from Red Dead Redemption 2 to My Hero Academia. Rarer characters even come with their own auras, which lets you flex your fanciest characters to friends and rivals.

Since Character RNG’s gameplay is almost fully luck-based, you’ll need to sit back and wait for a long time if you want to beef up your character collection. Luckily, if you’re in a hurry, you can use Character RNG codes for luck-boosting potions as well as the occasional rare character.

Development team Pixel Forge Entertainment usually shares these codes in the game’s official Discord server to celebrate new updates, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired Character RNG code right here to save you some valuable rolling time.

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Inspired by Dress to Impress and Bratz dolls, It Girl is a Roblox fashion game where you’ll dress up to fit a theme, walk down the runway, and vote on others’ outfits to determine a winner.

If you want to level up your It Girl game and add some new clothes to your closet, you can buy new items with Diamonds, which can be hard to come by. Luckily, you can use It Girl 2 codes for free diamonds as well as entirely free accessories.

Development team IT GIRL Magazine usually shares these codes in its Discord server to celebrate player milestones and collaborations, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired It Girl code right here so you can get back to the runway.

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Inspired by the popular anime Demon Slayer, Weak Legacy 2 is a Roblox adventure game where you’ll choose between fighting for humanity or the demons, take on quests, and explore a massive world. Along the way, you’ll roll to earn new and rare character attributes including Arts and Clans.

Spins and Resets can be hard to come by in Weak Legacy 2. Luckily, if you need either, you can use Weak Legacy 2 codes to stock up on a decent amount of Spins and Resets.

Development team @healQV usually posts these codes in the game’s Discord server to celebrate player milestones and updates, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired code right here so you can get back to fighting (and rolling for new Clans).

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Sword of Convallaria tries to do Gacha differently.

It aims to take the best of classic Final Fantasy, with a charming pixel art-style, turn-based strategic gameplay and a score soundtracked by Tactics Ogre music producer Hitoshi Sakimoto, and combine it with a branching story brimming with meaningful narrative decisions that change the fate of the Voyager, their allies and the land of Iria around them.

It doesn’t feel as derivative as some other Gacha games, but that doesn’t mean it skimps on content - quite the opposite, in fact. Developer XD has said that the sprawling story clocks in at as much as 120 hours, and there are a whopping 67 characters to collect at global launch (not including the Voyager, when they appear as playable in the main story, either).

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In Sword of Convallaria’s sprawling story, you meet a host of intrepid characters, each shaping their own destiny across the country of Iria. But, when there are more than 65 characters to collect, it can be tough to keep track of them all.

As a checklist of who you’ve already added to your roster and who you’re yet to recruit, here’s a list of every character currently available in Sword of Convallaria.

You can add the Voyager to this list as well, your player-character who slots in as a Watcher Type, but there are a huge range of different fighters to collect on top of that. Each warrior comes from a specific faction or group within the world of Sword of Covallaria, and also fits into one of 5 archetypes: Watcher, Destroyer, Breaker, Seeker or Defender.

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The best part of free-to-play games is when you get even more free stuff on top, and Sword of Convallaria, a new action-strategy-RPG with more than 65 characters to collect, is no exception.

Sword of Convallaria codes are a limited time deal, giving you exclusive furniture for your house in Elysium, in-game currency and coins to spend and resources like Star Particles to craft with. But to celebrate the beginning of your adventure into Iria, developer XD has shared not 1, not 2 but 7 codes with the community, each one more enticing than the last.

Along with the early game deluge of Hope Luxites and other goodies, the items garnered from these Sword of Convallaria codes provide a really nice base for getting started with the game, as you jump into its reported 120 hour-long story and begin to delve deeper into its tactical combat.

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While there’s plenty of engrossing story to play through and tactical battles to mull over in Sword of Convallaria, it’s still a Gacha game at heart, with a dizzying array of different stores and currencies.

One of the more confusing currencies in Sword of Convallaria is Wish Coupons. These are event specific items which unlock a series of choice rewards, sometimes including new skins for top characters (if you’re very, very lucky).

You’re given a few Wish Coupons for free when you log in and expend energy completing story missions, however you’re going to need a lot more than that if you want the top prize!

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Fallout: London is a wasteland; one that's full of danger and precarious situations. But as you pop out into post-apocalyptic London, you arrive with a bang after your train crashes off its rails somewhere near Greenwich. The crash takes its toll, of course, leaving you with the Railway Spine and Lab Rat afflictions to cure.

Lab Rat is an affliction you won’t be able to cure until approximately six or seven hours into your playthrough. Even longer if you’re exploring off the beaten path and taking on side quests, so if you’re hoping to get patched up as soon as possible, you’ve come to the right place. No, I’m not a doctor, but this guide does explain how to cure Lab Rat in Fallout: London.

While curing Railway Spine is easily done by following the Vagabonds at the very beginning of Fallout; London, curing yourself of Lab Rat requires a touch more work.

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In your irradiated adventure across Fallout: London you meet an array of wacky characters and, as you’d be right to expect from any massive RPG, you can recruit a few of them to become your companions. After all, being a lone wanderer can be hard work, so having some company isn’t a bad idea.

All companions come with their own pros and cons, too, and if you spend enough time developing relationships with them, you might even find yourself unlocking some unique — and very useful — Perks. So without further ado, here’s all companions in Fallout: London and how to get them.

There are a handful of companions for you to meet in Fallout: London, and all of them have their own unique personalities and benefits. The characters you can recruit so far are as follows:

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As you explore the British wasteland of Fallout: London, you’ll meet plenty of characters to love and loathe. Some of the folk you run into can tag along as your companions too, if you play your cards right, and having a companion is a pretty good idea. They can carry your stuff and take aggro for you, but of course, some of them can be liabilities.

One strong fella, Mad Jack, is a pretty good companion to choose. The boxing champion is an absolute unit and a brilliant brawler who can be helpful in combat, and getting him on your side isn’t too difficult, either. Here’s how to recruit Mad Jack as a companion in Fallout: London.

Mad Jack is found in the basement of a pub called The Pilgrim in Fallout: London. This pub is on a street corner just north of Trafalgar, and given its lack of signposts and the likes, it can be very easy to miss.

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You have two ways to unlock March 7th’s Hunt form in Honkai Star Rail, a lore-friendly one and one you can utilize immediately. There’s no consequence for choosing the latter, other than breaking immersion, but if you’ve finished the 1.0 Xianzhou questlines, there’s not much reason to be hasty.

Unlocking March 7th’s Hunt Eidolons is another matter. Like with the Trailblazer’s Eidolons, you can’t get March 7th Hunt’s Eidolons in the usual way – and you can’t get all of them in HSR 2.4.

We've explained how to unlock March 7th's Hunt form below and touched on how to get her Eidolons - or, more accurately, the few that are available now. If you're not sure what's so special about this new form, check out our March 7th Hunt kit explainer.

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One of the most impressive things about Fallout: London is just how much stuff there is to collect. Before you’ve been exploring long, your pockets are sure to be full to bursting with junk for crafting and shiny equipment.

However, unlike the base game of Fallout 4, Settlement locations in Fallout: London are few and far between and there’s nowhere that’s convenient to store your items.

Most of the Settlements in Fallout: London require difficult combat or completing a quest to acquire. But there is one that I’ve found which you can cheese almost immediately when you start the game.

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As you frolic around Fallout: London, seeking out unusual call boxes, dolls, and plenty of strange folk, you can also encounter multiple companions to come on your journey with you. One such companion who doesn’t shut up is Arthur Mountbatten, a smartly-dressed ghoul that has found himself in a bizarre predicament.

If you help Mountbatten with said predicament, though, he’s more than happy to help you with exploring post-apocalyptic London. He’s a talkative fella who comes with a revolver, making him alright in combat. Without further ado, here’s how to recruit Arthur Mountbatten as a companion in Fallout: London.

Recruiting Arthur Mountbatten as a companion in Fallout: London is relatively easy, once you know where to look. This ghoul is found dangling from a tree in Hackney after some folk were unwilling to pay their taxes, which is fair enough.

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Fallout: London has a few companions for you to meet that you certainly won’t forget in a hurry. One that you can find a few hours into the game is Keira. Trapped in the Bank of England’s Vault with some brainless Ghouls for company, Keira is more than happy to invite herself along on our adventure once we rescue her.

Describing herself as a prolific treasure hunter, you’ll want to keep her around if finding and hoarding loot is your thing, though, she doesn’t half have some interesting conspiracy theories to tell you about first. Without further ado, here’s how to recruit Keira as a companion in Fallout: London.

Keira can be recruited as a companion during the Heaven Slayer quest in Fallout: London, which has you working with the Tommies to clear out more hooligans from the Bank of England before venturing over to Islington.

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As you make your way through the Rads and rubble of post-apocalyptic London, it isn’t too long before you wind up at the Bank of England in Fallout: London. A key location during the Heaven Slayer quest and running rampant with hooligans, it becomes your job to show these folk who is boss while looting gold bars and key cards.

To fully explore the Bank of England, and even end up with a brand new companion, you will need to track down three different keys and a key card in the building. To help you do just that, here’s where to find all Bank of England keys in Fallout: London.

The Bank of England has three different keys that you need to find if you wish to complete the Heaven Slayer quest and recruit Keira as a companion. Below, we explain how to find all three in order so that you can clear the place of Hooligans and continue your Fallout: London adventure.

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Honkai Star Rail's March 7th Hunt kit puts a nifty little spin on the path's usual combat style, with some elements of support and a moving pieces that changes depending on what paths March 7th's allies follow. You'll need to level March 7th's Hunt Traces even if you fully leveled Preservation March's, though she'll still remain atthe same character level regardless of path - no need to re-ascend her.

Our HSR March 7th Hunt kit guide breaks down how this new form of the free Star Rail character works and what you need to max out her Traces.

March 7th’s Hunt form has a skillset different from your usual Hunt kit, as it blends support with attack – and is less reliant on Eidolons than other 4-star Hunt characters such as Xueyi and the upcoming Moze. Hunt March’s skill designates an ally as her Shifu, and March performs different functions based on the Shifu’s path. She has an enhanced basic, an ultimate that hits harder than you might expect for a 4-star character, and some bonus Traces that make it easier to break enemy weaknesses.

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As you stumble out of a secret underground bunker at the start of Fallout: London, it doesn’t seem like things can get any worse. But as your first tube ride ends very, very abruptly in a horrifying crash, you’re left debilitated with the “Railway Spine” affliction.

Railway Spine isn’t something bedrest and half a margarita pizza can fix though, as you’ll need specialist medical attention to see to the injury.

It’s very easy to miss an early character who can sort it out for you, especially if you decide to make your own way in the city without tagging along with the first faction you meet.

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Fallout: London is a full DLC-sized mod, packed with loot to discover and quests to complete. Some of the best parts in official Bethesda RPGs always come from the side quests and Fallout: London is no different, with tons of interesting characters - each with their own backstory - waiting to meet the Lab Rat Wanderer around every corner.

One early example of this is the Catching Up quest, where one of the old-timers in the Vagabonds gang - Sabertooth Syd - asks for a special favour from the wanderer: help with finally learning how to read.

When the Wanderer accepts, Syd is over the moon, but has another request too. If it’s not too much trouble, can the Wanderer look out for their favourite childhood book, the Dove’s Dilemma?

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As you step foot in post-apocalyptic London and explore all that Fallout: London has to offer, one thing you certainly do not want to neglect are Perks. These function as additional Skills for your character to unlock, improving their capabilities in combat, chem-consuming, conversation, and much more.

The Perks menu is essentially your Skill Tree in Fallout: London, allowing you to spend Perk Points on improvements to your build. Though, there are some Perks you’ll pick up out and about in the wild, too. To help you figure out which Perks are best for you, here’s all Fallout: London Perks, what they do, and how to unlock them.

Perks in Fallout: London are a bit different to Traits. Think of Traits as something innate to your character that they possess from the very beginning of their adventure, while Perks are something that they’ll pick up along the way depending on their in-game actions and where they choose to spend their Perk Points.

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As you wake up in a strange laboratory in Fallout: London, being gawked at by two goggled scientists, you are presented with the option to select some starting Traits for your character. This is where your character’s journey begins and you can start morphing them into an agile brawler, careful assassin, or whatever else your headcanon conjures up.

Of the 12 starting Traits available, which all offer some kind of con and pro each, you can select two to start your journey with. While some Traits are arguably better than others, it can be a pretty tough decision overall. After all, you’re going to be stuck with these Traits throughout your playthrough! To help you out, here’s the best Fallout: London Traits to choose.

In the below table, we have listed every single Fallout: London Trait that is available at the beginning of the game for you to choose from, and what it provides once chosen.

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A good Honkai Star Rail Yunli build gives your team a powerful follow-up attacker who can tank and even heal herself – all without using her signature Light Cone. Yunli is essentially an enhanced Clara, and some of those enhancements, including her skill, reduce how much extra care you have to put in her build. If you’re not sure what Yunli does, head over to our Yunli kit explainer and materials list for the full details.

Our Honkai Star Rail Yunli build guide breaks down her best Light Cones, Relics, and teams and what to look for with Yunli’s stats.

The currently available selection of Destruction cones doesn’t match Yunli’s kit, except her signature, though you still have plenty of choices that work just as well as her limited cone – including some free Light Cones.

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Archie is one of multiple companions you can recruit and befriend in Fallout: London, and while he can be quite amusing, you’re likely better off with any companion other than this young boy. He does a whole lot of flailing around and screaming, and frankly, the novelty wears off quite quickly. He’s a good lockpick, though!

Alas, Churchill the dog is another early companion you can grab, but Archie can be good company across post-apocalyptic London until you find someone else to follow you around. Without further ado, here’s how to get Archie as a companion in Fallout: London.

Recruiting Archie as a companion is tied directly to the Land of the Seraph quest in Fallout: London. For me, this became available after paying a visit to the Thamesfolk and helping the Ferryman during the Charybdis quest.

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Fallout: London, a fan-made mod for Fallout 4 that completely overhauls the game, is a huge feat. Of course, with any large project like this, there are going to be issues that the modders will slowly iron out over time, but there’s no denying the achievement that FOLON is.

As you escape from being a test subject and beeline for your exit into the city of London, you will soon need a Torch to help you navigate how dark this laboratory soon gets, and fortunately, one is handed to you! How do you use a Torch in Fallout: London, though?

If your foray into post-apocalyptic London is your first time launching Fallout 4, you will find that some tutorial steps aren’t present, such as how to turn your Torch on once you get it. Or, perhaps it’s just been a while and you need a refresher when getting to grips with Fallout: London!

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The Commonwealth had plenty of companions for you to love and loathe, so it comes as no surprise that the gargantuan mod, Fallout: London, offers some brand-new companions for you to befriend or dismiss. One such companion who you can adopt early on is Churchill the dog, who can be incredibly helpful for finding loot and sneaking past enemies.

He gets in the way sometimes, I’ll admit, but this adorable English bulldog is a companion you should spend some time with sooner or later. To help you out with doing just that, here’s how to adopt Churchill the dog in Fallout: London.

Churchill is one of the earliest companions you can run into in Fallout: London, found scrapping with some stray dogs outside of the Prilladog Food Factory shown below.

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England’s capital has always been a hotbed of culture, so it’s no surprise that Fallout: London’s nuclear fire only seems to have fanned the flames, with multiple factions based on classic British fashion, history and military units all stalking the streets of the Big Smoke.

While it doesn’t seem like the water quality in the Thames has changed much, there are so many new discoveries to make in Fallout: London, where almost every area and alleyway is densely packed with points of interest.

However, Fallout: London is much tougher than the base game, so, to save you some time scouring the dangerous streets of each borough, here’s a run-down of the different factions in Fallout: London and where to find them!

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Dandy’s World is an original Roblox mascot horror game. In this game, you’ll team up with friends, collect characters to play as, and descend into the creepy Gardenview Educational Center and Museum.

If you want to unlock more Toons to play as or Trinkets to use, you’ll need to spend quite a bit of Ichor, the game’s currency. You’ll earn this as you play, but if you’re in a hurry for more, you can use Dandy’s World codes to stock up. Development team BlushCrunch Studio usually shares these codes in its official Discord server, but we’ve done the hard work for you and rounded up every current and expired Dandy’s World code right here so you can get back to collecting new Toons.

Not sure how to redeem codes in Dandy’s World? Here’s what you’ll need to do:

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Dungeon RNG is one of the latest takes on Roblox’s RNG trend. In this game, you’ll roll over and over again to collect 500 rare swords, wield them as you progress through dungeons, and even fight other players with them.

There are a lot of swords to collect in Dungeon RNG, and it’ll take you quite a while to collect even a good chunk of them. Luckily, if you’re in a hurry, you can use Dungeon RNG codes to grab some potions that’ll boost your luck and roll speed, allowing you to (hopefully) roll some much rarer swords. Development team Clicker House usually shares these codes in the game’s Discord server, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired code right here so you can get right back to rolling.

Dungeon RNG is a relatively new game, so it doesn’t have any expired codes yet. If any of the above codes do expire, we’ll be sure to update this page!

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Inspired by Roblox’s One Piece game trend, Meme Sea is a Roblox fighting game where you’ll work your way through a main questline, take on raid bosses, and unlock new powers, all themed after some of the internet’s most popular memes (and you’ll even get to pick between Team Floppa and Team Cheems).

In Meme Sea, you can also take your chances on the game’s gacha system to earn rare powers. However, you’ll need quite a bit of cash to do so. If you’re short, you can luckily use Meme Sea codes to stock up on quite a lot of free cash and Gems. The developers typically share these codes in the game’s Discord server, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired Meme Sea code right here to save you some time.

Not sure how to redeem codes in Meme Sea? You first of all need to reach level 25 to unlock the ability to redeem codes.

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Slap Battles is a Roblox fighting game where you’ll knock other players off of an island using a comically large hand. Along the way, you’ll unlock new abilities (and the flashy hands that come along with them!) from the game’s massive roster and work your way up the leaderboard.

If you want to level up your Slap Battles gameplay by unlocking new hands, you’ll need some serious Slaps. You’ll earn these naturally as you defeat other players, but if you’re in a hurry, you can stock up on quite a few free Slaps using Slap Battles codes. The developers typically share these codes on Twitter/X and in the game’s Discord server, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired Slap Battles code right here so you can get back to slapping.

Slap Battles doesn’t currently have any working codes. If the developers add any new codes, we’ll be sure to update this list!

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Honkai Star Rail's Yunli kit might look a little familiar, if you've spent time with a certain other 5-star physical Destruction character, and the selection of Yunli materials is familiar, too. Since she's another Xianzhou character, Yunli uses Artifex items and Regret of Infinite Ochema for her Traces, so if you've been playing for a while, you might already have a lot of what you need.

Our Star Rail Yunli guide breaks down how Yunli's kit works and what materials she needs to reach max levels.

Yunli’s kit resembles Clara’s, with follow-up counter attacks as its main feature, though Yunli has some extra self-support abilities that help her deal with incoming attacks more effectively. Almost all her utility comes from counter attacks and the enhanced counters she performs after using her ultimate, but unlike Clara, Yunli’s ultimate needs smart timing to work well. It only lasts for a single ally or enemy turn, and even though Yunli still counters every time she’s hit, her basic counterattacks do much less damage than the enhanced ones.

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Fallout: London is brilliant, representing an authentic slice of post-apocalyptic action made by a dedicated team of talented developers.

But, without the resources and budget of a mainstream studio, bugs and technical difficulties were always a possibility.

So, once they’ve gone through the confusing process of how to install Fallout: London on Steam, many players are reporting consistent and ever-increasing numbers of crashes as they try to play the game.

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The right Zenless Zone Zero Zhu Yuan build is pretty easy to put together, even if you don’t have the S-rank Agent’s signature W-Engine. Zhu Yuan is a flexible burst damage dealer whose attacks power up when she uses assists, specials, and counters, which means you don’t even have to focus on energy regen to make her kit work well. That ease of use is a big bonus, especially considering the lack of viable party members in ZZZ’s launch version.

Our Zenless Zone Zero Zhu Yuan build guide breaks down the best W-Engines and Drive Discs for Zhu Yuan, with some tips for putting a strong party together as well.

Zhu Yuan is unique among damage dealers in that she’s mainly a burst Agent whose biggest potential for dishing out pain happens when she activates her enhanced attacks, which she can activate after stacking enough Enhanced Shotshells. Zhu Yuan gains one Enhanced Shotshells when she uses her dodge counter and three when she uses her EX Special, quick assist, and assist follow-up. Zhu Yuan also gains one Skillshot when the fourth or fifth shot in her basic combo connects with an enemy.

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At last, my love has come along, if you change "my love" to "Turn Ons and Turn Offs in The Sims 4" and "come along" to "made their long-awaited return to the franchise". (You'd also need to change "has" to "have" for it to work grammatically…)

Look, the point is, The Sims 4 Lovestruck expansion pack and its accompanying base game update have between them quite comprehensively overhauled dating and romantic relationships in TS4. This includes adding Turn Ons and Turn Offs, which debuted in The Sims 2: Nightlife 19 years ago. Even people who can't have been born at the time have been lamenting the absence of this mechanic from subsequent Sims games ever since, and at last the time has come to edit your Sims' yucks and yums with a high degree of specificity.

How does it work, you ask? Well, read on below for everything you need to know about setting Turn Ons and Turn Offs in The Sims 4 Lovestruck.

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The addition of a long-awaited polyamory option is one of the big selling points of The Sims 4 Lovestruck expansion pack and its accompanying base game update. Gone are the days of sneaking around behind your Sim partners' backs when all you want to do is practise ethical non-monogamy with EA's blessing — but rest assured, if it's cheating drama you're after, that hasn't gone anywhere either.

Polyamory is pretty simple to set up in The Sims 4 now, but it's not quite as straightforward as flipping an on/off switch, either. Read on below for all the details you need to know to make your Sims polyamorous in The Sims 4 Lovestruck.

Being able to practise polyamory in The Sims 4 isn't dependent on owning the Lovestruck expansion pack, as Patch 162 introduces Romantic Boundaries to the base game as well. These new Romantic Boundaries are what make polyamory a viable possibility in the vanilla game now (because we all know that modders have had a similar setup in place for years).

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Once Human has plenty of side quests for you to complete while farming for resources galore, and the game is often sending you on treasure hunts. Take the Fortune Cat Treasure Map for example, which has you venturing across much of Chalk Peak. This time, however, we’re discussing the Rosetta Researcher’s Map that is found during the A Family Legacy quest.

This quest, which has you playing with children’s toy bricks before revealing a map marking treasure, sends you off to a high-level area in Red Sands where there is plenty of loot to be found. So, without further ado, here’s our Once Human A Family Legacy walkthrough, which details exactly where the Rosetta Researcher's Map Treasure is.

Once Human’s A Family Legacy quest kicks off when you reach a small town called Evergreen, which is in the Red Sands region.

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Once Human is a gargantuan survival game with a lot of looting and crafting to be done, and when you aren’t farming ores or watering your crops, you’ll be running through dungeons and hunting down Deviants. Friendly Deviants are creatures that can help you at your base and in combat, and a must-have is the Pyro Dino.

The Pyro Dino is a rare but powerful Deviant to use in combat found in Securement Silo Phi, capable of searing enemies with its fiery abilities and boosting your Burn attack if you’re running any weapon or equipment that inflicts the status. To help you get your hands on the Deviant, here’s how to get the Pyro Dino in Securement Silo Phi in Once Human.

The Pyro Dino is a rare drop from an optional boss in the Securement Silo Phi in Once Human, and fortunately, repeat runs of the dungeon are easy enough given that its recommended level is 25.

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There are a handful of ways you can make your life easier in Once Human, depending on what your goals are and what resources you’re in dire need of. One such Specialization that players can unlock is the Solar Drill; a chargeable, reusable drill that when used properly, will never break.

Now, getting the Solar Drill early in Once Human does require some luck, but once you have your hands on one, you will never look at a Pickaxe or Electric Drill ever again. If this sounds good to you, here’s how to unlock and use the Solar Drill in Once Human.

Unlocking a Solar Drill sadly isn’t as easy as opening up your Memetics menu and spending some Meme Points or Energy Links in Once Human. The Solar Drill is a Memetic Specialization instead, which are special skills unlocked every five levels.

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As you progress with Once Human and unlock more formulas and facilities via your Memetics menu, you will eventually find farming for much-needed materials like logs and ore can be done passively with the use of Logging Operation Platforms or Mining Operation Platforms.

This frees up your time to farm more important, hard-to-get items such as Special Plastic and Starchrom, but getting a Mining Platform set-up isn’t as straight-forward as you may first think. To help you with getting your farming operations underway, here’s how to use a Mining Platform in Once Human.

First things first, to use a Mining Platform in Once Human, you need to unlock and build it. You will find the Mining Operation Platform under Tier 5 of the Infrastructure tab in your Memetics menu.

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Whether you've been looking forward to playing Fallout: London for ages, or just heard about it recently, the good news is that it's finally time to do just that. However, unlike with mainstream releases, there's a bit more of a process involved in getting started this time around - especially if you're playing through Steam. But, if you're wondering how to install Fallout: London and get it set up so that you can play, you're in the right place.

If you're completely up to speed with Fallout: London, it's what's called a "full conversion mod" for Fallout 4 set in a post-apocalytic version of the English capital, crammed full of new factions to meet and quests to complete.

It also stars Baldur's Gate 3's Neil Newbon and even a former Speaker of the UK's House of Commons, as well as being an unadulterated new slice of Fallout. What else could you want? So, here's what you need to do to head on down to ol' Blighty in Fallout: London.

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The best Zenless Zone Zero Ben build turns one of the game's most awkward characters into a useful support unit who smashes and saves in equal measure. This free ZZZ character is the first - and only - defense Agent in ZZZ's launch version, and even though it seems like HoYoverse isn't quite sure what to do with him yet, any party can make good use of his kit.

Our Zenless Zone Zero Ben build lays out the best W-Engines for Ben and which Drive Discs complement his kit the best.

Ben is a bit of an odd one in ZZZ terms. He’s a defense character who provides shields, which isn’t always as useful as it sounds in a game that rewards you for dodging instead of tanking. Still, his kit does come with an exceptionally powerful special attack, and he’s easy to slot into any team that needs an extra hand from a fire Agent or fellow Belobog member.

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You’re tasked with plenty of Seasonal Goals in Once Human, and these are small tasks or challenges that you have six weeks to fulfil. They’ll reward you with Energy Links and Stardust Source amongst other useful items, but one challenge involving an Incendiary Blast has baffled a few players.

The challenge in question involves destroying one of the Treant’s Tangled Vines with an Incendiary Blast, and I wouldn’t be surprised if this was far from the final challenge of this type. But what is an Incendiary Blast in Once Human? We answer that and explain how to complete the challenge in this guide.

An Incendiary Blast in Once Human is, simply put, the blast output caused when a flaming projectile comes into contact with an enemy or surface. An Incendiary Blast does not include any damage caused after impact; you’ll see why this is important shortly.

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Once Human is an ambitious survival game with an immense amount of detail, and as a result, this means you’ll spend an equally immense amount of time farming for various resources as you try to survive the world of Nalcotta. One item you will need for crafting various facilities at your base is Special Plastic.

An item acquired by disassembling Plastic scrap you find across the map, Special Plastic is quite easy to get your hands on, but getting the resource in abundance can be rather time-consuming. To help you out, here’s where to farm Special Plastic in Once Human.

Special Plastic is a resource that you can get by disassembling scrap you find across various points of interest in Once Human.

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When building a base in Once Human, you have a lot of decisions to make, especially as you progress with the game. Where you build your base will largely depend on what resources you wish to farm while AFK, and some of the most popular spots to live in-game are polluted areas, especially areas with polluted water.

Living in pollution might not seem all that pleasant, and well, it isn’t, but it has its benefits. For example, you can use pollution as a source of electricity, or farm polluted water to turn into acid, and so forth. To help you find a place to move your territory to, here are some of the best Once Human polluted areas for base building.

Best Once Human Polluted Areas for base building

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Dotted across the map of Nalcotta in Once Human are multiple points of interest you should regularly visit. These areas are home to a variety of resources you can loot and use for crafting but, in some instances, you can also get some pretty neat armor, weapons, or even Deviants from exploring. Securement Silos in particular are great for this.

Securement Silo Alpha is a Level 35 dungeon that tasks you with defeating Sergeant Major Dutch III, but there’s also a Deviant boss lurking in a hidden theater that’s easy to miss if you’re not sure how to turn on all of the power equipment in the area. To help you do just that, here’s how to turn on all power equipment at Securement Silo Alpha in Once Human.

First things first, you need to track down Securement Silo Alpha in Once Human if you haven’t already. The Silo is located in the northwest of Chalk Peak, by the Alpha Institute.

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Given that Once Human is a survival game through and through, you will often have to keep on top of being hydrated and well-fed while slaying all manner of Deviant enemies and looting different points of interest. While many fruits, vegetables, and animals are found out in the wilderness, some ingredients are much more elusive than others, such as Peppercorn.

Peppercorn is an ingredient in multiple recipes, including Preserved Deviated Chops which, when consumed, increase how much Acid is dropped by enemies. If you need some help getting your hands on the stuff, here’s where to farm Peppercorn in Once Human.

Peppercorn is one of many ingredients that you can find out in the wild in Once Human, though you will run into it a lot less than foods such as Corn or Cabbage. It also appears as a plain green plant, meaning that it blends in with other non-edible plants particularly well.

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Being the open-world survival game that it is, Starry Studio’s Once Human will have you farming for and gathering a multitude of resources. Some of the more important ones in the game are various ores, Acid, and fuel, for a start, and if you wish to farm plenty of Acid, you’re going to need Brewing Barrels sooner or later.

Brewing Barrels allow players to ferment resources into new ones; they can turn Impure Acid into regular Acid, and Wheat into Beer, and so forth. To help you do just that, here’s how to use Brewing Barrels in Once Human.

Brewing Barrels are unlocked from Tier 4 of the Logistics tab of your Memetics menu in Once Human. Once unlocked, you can craft one using the following materials:

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Once Human boasts a gargantuan, open-world map with multiple points of interest for you to explore and loot. One such POI is the Sutherland Family Orchard, a polluted farmland with remnants of the families who lived there, and many Deviants for you to fight.

There are two Mystical Crates to track down here, as well as a Weapon and Gear Crate; all of which are hidden in unsuspecting places as per usual. To help you out, here’s where to find all of the Sutherland Family Orchard Crates in Once Human.

First things first, make your way to Sutherland Family Orchard in Once Human, and head straight over to the Rift Anchor.

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One thing that every single base in Once Human will need sooner or later is power. Initially, you can only generate power for your base using Solar Generators, but as time goes on and you make more progress, you’ll soon unlock a range of different Generators that suit bases in varying environments, including the Deviation Energy Generator.

The Deviation Energy Generator is a great power source for players who are living in areas polluted by Stardust, with it capable of turning pollution into power, which is pretty neat. To help you set things up, here’s how to use a Deviation Energy Generator in Once Human.

To use a Deviation Energy Generator in Once Human, you first need to build it. You will need to have unlocked Power Upgrade II from Tier 5 of the Logistics tab of your Memetics menu in Once Human, and crafted it from your build menu using the following resources:

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Brawl Stars is a smash-hit sensation, and not just because it’s popular! This slick and fast-paced Battle Royale pits a huge roster of colorful characters against one another in a variety of different arenas and game types.

In quick-fire matches with your friends and against online opponents, the diverse list of different Brawlers makes for a deceptively deep metagame, with more skill and strategy needed to get the most out of your character than you might expect.

If you thought the art style looked familiar, Brawl Stars is one of the main free-to-play titles from Supercell, the makers of massive Android and iOS games like Squad Busters, Clash Royale and the classic Clash of Clans.

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A good Genshin Impact Navia build is something you can put together even without the 5-star Geo character’s signature weapon, and her teams are even easier to create. Navia is a fantastic attacker who works as a sub-DPS or a main DPS, depending on your party needs, and all you need to make her skills shine is a few extra elements floating around.

Our Genshin Impact Navia build guide breaks down the best Navia builds and recommends some Navia teams to help get you started.

While you’re out and about in Teyvat, make sure to grab Navia’s materials so you can level her up quickly.

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As you progress with Once Human, building the base of your dreams and shooting at anyone who dares infiltrate it (if you’re playing PvP, that is), you’ll find yourself in need of lots of resources and electricity to ensure things run smoothly. Electricity is important for powering many of the facilities at our base, and with the Hydraulic Generator, you can have your base powered by water!

There’ll come a time when your base needs more power than what Solar Generators can provide, or perhaps you simply live in an area with very little sunlight. The Hydraulic Generator is a source of power that’s easy enough to set up and get going if you’ve a lakeside or beach base. To help you out, here’s how to use a Hydraulic Generator in Once Human.

To use a Hydraulic Generator in Once Human, you first need to unlock the formula for it and build it at your base. To do this, you’ll need to have unlocked the Hydraulic Generator Memetic from Tier 4 of the Logistics tab in your Memetics menu.

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In Once Human, you can kit out your weaponry with various mods and attachments to really pack a punch against the horrific Deviants you’ll often come up against, be it via the story, Prime Wars, or PvP. Many mods and attachments can make weapons even more powerful, and in some instances, make them much more comfortable to use.

The Hammer Compensator is a good example, providing weapons with more stability and accuracy when equipped. It also helps that getting the muzzle requires little to no work at all, and can be found while exploring Red Sands. To help you out, here’s where to find the Hammer Compensator in Once Human.

The Hammer Compensator — a muzzle that can be attached to multiple weapons — can be found in the Red Sands region of Once Human’s Nalcotta.

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Being a gargantuan, post-apocalyptic survival game, Once Human tasks you with farming a multitude of resources. Some of them you’ll only need to farm until the next important thing comes around, like Tin Ore and Copper Ore. Other resources, however, will be needed throughout the game, such as fuel.

Fuel can be a pain to acquire, but you can farm it quickly and efficiently at your base by setting up the equipment needed to farm Crude Oil. By farming Crude Oil, you will essentially have an endless supply of fuel! To help you out, here’s how to get Crude Oil in Once Human, and everything you need to set up your own oil farming operation.

Barreled Crude Oil can be converted into fuel that can be used to power vehicles and turrets, and given just how much traveling you often need to do in Once Human, you will need lots of fuel.

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Monopoly Go players looking to earn extra dice rolls, stickers and cash can take part in the Knightly Quest event.

The event launched on Thursday 18 July 2024 and ends on Saturday 20 July 2024. There are dozens of rewards that can be unlocked, all of which will help players complete the board they're on and move on to the next one.

If you're thinking of trying out the event, then we've got details on all the Monopoly Go Knightly Quest rewards and how you can get each one.

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Anime Guardians is a Roblox tower defense game that features characters inspired by popular anime series like Hunter x Hunter, Re: Zero, and Jujutsu Kaisen. In this game, you’ll summon for rare (and tiny) units, upgrade their abilities in the Lab, and then place them to defend your base in progressively harder levels.

If you’re on the hunt for more units and the occasional upgrade, you can use Anime Guardians codes to stock up on free Gems and Reroll Tokens. You can normally find these codes in the game’s official Discord server, but we’ve done the hard work for you and rounded up every working and expired Anime Guardians code right here so you can get back to defending your base… and summoning!

Not sure how to redeem codes in Anime Guardians? Here’s what you’ll need to do:

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Featuring characters based on popular anime series like Dragon Ball Z, Jujutsu Kaisen and One Piece, Anime Protectors Defense is a Roblox tower defense game where you’ll summon tiny anime heroes to help you fend off waves of enemies from attacking your base.

Between the game’s story mode, raids, and trading feature, you’ll likely be tempted to summon for quite a few new heroes using Gems. Unfortunately, these can be hard to come by in-game, but luckily, you can get hundreds of free Gems through Anime Protectors Defense codes.

The game’s developers usually share new codes in the game’s Discord server, but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up every current and expired Anime Protectors Defense code right here so you can get back to defending your base.

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Inspired by the popular anime One Piece, Rock Fruit is a Roblox adventure game where you’ll explore a massive world, fight bosses, and hunt for rare items (whether it’s through digging in piles of sand, fighting foes, or searching for Devil Fruit).

If you want to boost your luck early on in your playthrough in the hopes of finding rarer collectibles, you can double it using Rock Fruit codes, which will get you some instant double luck boosts. You can usually find these codes on YouTube, but we’ve gone ahead and done the hard work for you with this handy list of current and expired Rock Fruit codes.

Not sure how to redeem codes in Rock Fruit? Here’s what you’ll need to do:

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Elemental Duels is a Roblox fighting game where you’ll fight other players while harnessing some pretty flashy elemental powers. As you win games, you’ll spin for new elements and unlock new fighting styles, both of which can help you get more wins and work your way up the game’s leaderboards.

If you’re on the hunt for some spare spins, you’re in luck — you can redeem Elemental Duels codes for a decent handful free spins. Development team goat gaming 123! usually posts these codes in the game’s Discord server (or occasionally straight onto the game’s Roblox page), but we’ve gone ahead and rounded up all current and expired Elemental Duels codes right here so you can get right back to fighting.

Elemental Duels is a relatively new game, so it doesn’t have any expired codes yet. If any of the above codes do expire, we’ll be sure to update this page!

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HoYoverse loves a game-within-a-game, especially if said mini-games subtly portray its characters gambling but that's cool and fun and has no possible problematic implications. Which is perhaps to be expected from a company whose games are monetised primarily via gachas, but Zenless Zone Zero's scratch cards are still an unusually blunt example of this phenomenon.

Calling this one a mini-game is a bit of a stretch, but going to Howl's News Stand to redeem a (free!) scratch card is one of ZZZ's repeating daily engagement activities, and at least you get the satisfaction of actually doing the scratching. And since the stand is directly opposite your protagonist's home base at Random Play video store, odds are you'll make the pilgrimage to redeem one pretty much every time you log in. After all, it's good for a small but useful Inter-Knot XP boost plus battle pass points every day, and that's even before you factor in the actual prizes involved.

Speaking of prizes, here's a list of every scratch card prize in Zenless Zone Zero.

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I’ll be the first to say that Once Human is a strange game, and that’s not a bad thing. The post-apocalyptic, open-world survival game from Starry Studio is packed with bizarre goings on and even weirder enemies; there’s buses on legs, zombies with balloons for heads, and more. A nicer but still strange occurrence you can run into is Lucky Cats.

Four Lucky Cats are dotted about various points of interest in Chalk Peak, and upon speaking to them, you receive a Treasure Fragment. Find all four of them, and you’ll be sent to track down some treasure, and who doesn’t love treasure? To help you out, here’s where to find all Lucky Cats in Once Human and their treasure.

There are four Lucky Cats to find in the region of Chalk Peak in Once Human. These talking figures will reward you with Cat’s Treasure Fragments for speaking to them, and once you track down all four, you’ll be offered a treasure map that'll lead you to some loot.

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Once Human is a post-apocalyptic survival game, and given the sheer size of the game and how troublesome some of its toughest fights can be, it’s a good idea to team up with other players or friends in a Hive where you can.

Hives allow you and your clan to have a larger territory and faster progression through the game, and ultimately, multiple sets of hands are better than just the one when it comes to farming resources, shooting ghastly bosses, and clearing various points of interest.

If that sounds good to you, here’s how to join or create a Hive in Once Human, and the various benefits you can get by joining one.

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Energy Links are one of the most important in-game currencies in Once Human. They’re not just required for getting across the map quickly via fast travel, but they can be used to purchase items from specific merchants and are needed to unlock new Memetics.

Sooner or later, your supply of Energy Links might dwindle or slow down, but there are a few ways in which you can quickly get more of the stuff. To help you with just that, here’s how to farm Energy Links in Once Human.

In Once Human, you can earn Energy Links by doing just about anything and everything, but some ways of getting your hands on the currency are significantly more reliable — and yield more — than others.

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Once Human is the post-apocalyptic survival game from Starry Studio that tasks you with capturing Deviants and looting without becoming zombie food. And for those of you who are embarking on your journey on a PvE server, you have the Prime War event to look forward to once the second phase of the season starts.

The Prime War event is a lot of fun and has you teaming up with other players for a chance to take down a huge threat, and you can bag some good rewards for taking part, too. To help you decide whether the event is for you or not, here’s Once Human’s Prime Wars explained.

Prime Wars are a public, multiplayer event that occurs in Once Human’s PvE servers. The event gives players on that server a chance to team up to defend themselves against, and defeat, a huge enemy in exchange for rewards.

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You'll likely know of Deviants and Deviations as the enemies that lurk around every corner in Once Human's post-apocalyptic, open-world. Though, while you run into brainless, hostile Deviants most of the time, there are plenty of friendly ones that you can attempt to secure and take back home with you.

These non-hostile Deviants can be stored at your base and will offer various perks. Many can aid you in combat, others will farm for you, some of them are simply fun to have around. To help you track down the best Once Human Deviants, here are all the Deviants present in the game right now and their abilities.

Below, we have listed all known friendly Deviants in Once Human right now. For some of the named locations for these Deviants, the Deviant is not necessarily a guaranteed drop and may take a few attempts to acquire.

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Once Human, being the gargantuan sci-fi survival game that it is, has a lot of resources that you need to constantly farm and worry about while exploring and beating up ghastly creatures. One such resource that you might not run into until a little later into your game is Starchrom; a currency that can be used to take part in Once Human’s Wish system.

This is where, weirdly enough, Once Human collides with Genshin Impact and its ilk by allowing players to gamble a hard-earned currency for fancy weapon blueprints and more. If you’re as keen to do that as I was once I’d heard about, here’s how to get Starchrom in Once Human, and how to use it.

There are a few different ways to get your hands on Starchrom in Once Human, and while some of them you’ll complete naturally as you explore and complete quests, others require a little bit of work.

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There are dozens of resources to be farming and scavenging for in the strange, open-world survival game that is Once Human. For those of you who particularly enjoy combat and want to upgrade your weapons and gear as soon as possible, you will want to get your hands on plenty of Stardust Source; a resource necessary for Calibration.

Stardust Source is a little trickier to get than things like Tin Ore and Aluminum Ore, but once you know where to get it, it’s easy to line your pockets with an abundance of the stuff. To help you do just that, here’s how to get Stardust Source in Once Human.

There are a few different ways in which you can get your hands on Stardust Source in Once Human, and fortunately for you, you will likely wind up doing many of the below things naturally while completing story missions and exploring.

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Once Human tasks you with surviving the post-apocalyptic wilderness, and to do that without becoming zombie food, you’re going to need powerful guns and lots of ammunition. That, and a nice base to return home to where all those resources you need to live produce themselves for the most part, or Deviations farm them for you.

The good news is that when it comes to Acid — a resource needed to create gunpowder and therefore, ammo — you can have your base farming this while AFK. Though, in most instances, you will need to farm this one yourself. To help you with that, here’s how to farm Acid in Once Human, and how to build your very own Acid farm at your base.

There are a few different ways you can go about farming Acid in Once Human, and some of them are much more efficient than others.

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Once Human is an enormous free-to-play survival game with MMO elements from Starry Studio, and it is packed with all manner of strange goings-on and otherworldly creatures for you to experience. Be that walking buses with legs, enemies with drills for heads, or in the instance of this guide, bizarre cult activity that leads to treasure… and a talking Lucky Cat.

After running into some dead cultists at the Coastside Plaza, you will wind up in possession of the Cultist’s Treasure Map and will kick off the Lost in Madness quest, which tasks you with finding said treasure. To help you out, here’s our Once Human Lost in Madness quest walkthrough, which includes where to find the Cultist’s Treasure.

To start the Lost in Madness quest in Once Human, visit Coastside Plaza on the coast of Dayton Wetlands.

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Tycoon Fair is the latest event to launch in Monopoly Go, with dozens of rewards available for players to unlock.

The event started on Monday 15 July 2024 and ends on Thursday 18 July 2024. Players can earn lots of goodies including dice rolls, sticker packs and cash, all of which will come in handy if you're looking to finish one board and move onto the next.

If you want to know what freebies you can get by taking part, then here are all of the Monopoly Go Tycoon Fair rewards and how you can unlock each one.

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The best Zenless Zone Zero Corin build turns a free ZZZ character into a frilly little powerhouse. Corin’s a bit slow and clunky compared to other characters, but leaning into her unique qualities and pairing her with the right Agents smoothes over her rough points and makes her much more useful.

Our Zenless Zone Zero Corin build breaks down her kit and teams, as well as her best W-Engines and Drive Discs. ZZZ Corin kit.

Corin’s kit is a bit slower and clunkier than you might be used to with the likes of Billy and Anby. She basically just does one thing, and that one thing gets more powerful the longer you do it. Her core passive increases her basic attack’s damage the longer you repeatedly use or hold it, and at higher levels, it even bumps up the skill’s critical hit damage.

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As you make progress with Once Human, — the strange, open-world survival game from Starry Studio — you’ll find that the map just keeps getting bigger and bigger. As you do, you’ll also find that new regions are home to new resources, and both Aluminum Ore and Tungsten Ore are two of these that you’ll definitely be needing plenty of sooner or later.

You’ll want to farm Aluminum Ore first, as it’s needed to then be able to farm Tungsten Ore, unless you end up with a drill for mining sooner than that! To help you line your pockets with the material, here’s how to get Tungsten Ore in Once Human.

To find Tungsten in Once Human, make your way to the Red Sands.

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Once Human tasks you — a Meta-Human plunged into the treacherous new world filled with Deviants and other calamities — with surviving the strange world and learning more about it. To do just that, you’re going to spend most of your time farming for many different resources, or battling other players in PvP for their hard-earned stash.

A rare resource that can take some time to get your hands on is Gold Ore, but once you know where to look, it’s a little easier to come across. You’ll also need to make sure you’re prepared to mine it! To help you with just that, here’s where to farm Gold Ore in Once Human.

Gold Ore is distinct from its counterparts in Once Human, appearing as a stone coated in gold rather than having outcrops, like Tin Ore or Copper Ore.

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As is the case with most survival games, you’ll need to farm for multiple different resources if you’re hoping to survive the perilous open-world in Once Human. One such resource that isn’t too hard to find, but isn’t accessible until later in your server’s season, is Aluminum Ore.

Aluminum Ore is a material you will use to craft better tools and reinforce various items, so it’s something you want plenty of when the time comes for it. To help you out, here’s where to farm Aluminum Ore in Once Human.

In my experience, Aluminum Ore is found in abundance across the Red Sands and Chalk Peak regions of the New World. Here, you won’t just find Aluminum, but Tungsten, Copper, and in Red Sands, you can find Gold Ore too.

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Once Human has a dozen different quests for you to embark on at any given moment, and this is on top of the fact you will be spending a lot of your time farming for resources in an attempt to survive. That said, some of these missions bag you plenty of gear to help fend off zombies and other PvP players where needed, so they’re worth doing.

One of the earlier exploration tasks you’ll run into is at the Monolith of Greed, where you face your first boss fight. Here, you’ll need to find a Mystical Crate and Gear Crate, as well as clearing out some enemies. To help you with that, here’s the Monolith of Greed Mystical Crate location in Once Human, as well as where you’ll find some Gear Crates in the area.

You have a few objectives to complete when it comes to exploring the Monolith of Greed in Once Human, and the first thing you should do is activate the Rift Anchor. After this, you then want to seek out a Gear Crate, a Mystical Crate, 15 standard enemies and one elite enemy, so let’s get going!

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As you explore the vast open-world in the post-apocalyptic survival game that is Once Human, you will find yourself running into all manner of unique objectives and events. One of the more common, repeated missions you end up completing involves finding Mystical Crates at various points of interest, including Hearst Industries.

Hearst Industries has just two loot crates that it tasks you with finding — a Gear Crate, and a Mystical Crate — but getting your hands on the Mystical Crate requires a little bit of industrial work. To help you out with just that, here's the Hearst Industries Mystical Crate location (and other loot crates!) in Once Human.

If you’re exploring Hearst Industries and hoping to complete all the objectives there, the good news is that this time around, you only need to find one Gear Crate rather than two! That said, there are still multiple to find, and here’s where you’ll find them.

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Once Human is a strange survival game from Starry Studio, pitting players — Meta-Humans - against otherworldly creatures and in PvP instances, eachother. Being strange is by no means a bad thing, though, as Once Human hides away a lot of pleasant surprises for the most keen of explorers.

Those who have spent plenty of time roaming the vast open world may have ran into the ‘Ripple in Spacetime detected nearby’ message, which can indicate a message from another player, or the opportunity to get some good loot. To help you out with tracking down any looting opportunities, here’s what the ‘Ripple in Spacetime detected’ message means in Once Human.

As you’re cutting about the New World in Once Human, you might be notified that there is a ‘Ripple in Spacetime detected nearby’. Now, this usually means that there’s a message from another player nearby, but in some more fortunate instances, you may be about to receive some loot.

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Like its predecessors from HoYoverse, Zenless Zone Zero features dozens — maybe even hundreds, eventually — of in-game achievements that net you some desirable gacha currencies when you ping them. And, just as with other HoYoverse games, the PlayStation 5 version of Zenless Zone Zero translates a select few of those achievements into the platform's signature Trophies, too.

To be clear, playing on PS5 will still net you all the in-game achievements too — you just get another gong, plus a second boost of serotonin, when you ping one of the achievements that correlates to the 44 Trophies featured in the PlayStation version.

Furthermore, if you play ZZZ across multiple platforms, you'll instantly unlock any Trophies you might have collected for your account while playing on PC or mobile the next time you log into the game on PS5.

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The right Zenless Zone Zero Lucy build turns the piggy support kid into a proper little fireball. Lucy is a unique support character in that her kit has some explosive damage potential, literally and metaphorically, and unlike Soukaku, her buffs work for everyone – not just Agents of a specific type.

Our ZZZ Lucy build breaks down how Lucy works and lists some of her best W-Engines and Drive Discs.

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The post-apocalyptic survival game from Starry Studio, Once Human, is a strange time, that’s for sure. First and foremost, the free-to-play game — which feels somewhat like a blend of Rust, Valheim, and Sons of the Forest — is great fun, tasking you with surviving the most bizarre or zombie-like enemies.

The game is gargantuan, though, with a huge map for you to explore and plenty of resource gathering for you to be getting on with at any given moment. There’s plenty of tips and tricks that I wish I’d known when first starting out in the New World, so to help you out, here’s our Once Human tips and tricks to help you survive.

As mentioned, there are plenty of things I wish I knew when first playing Once Human. Whether it’s using blueprints so I didn’t have to spend hours building a base worthy of a king, or joining Hives with friends so that we could all pool our resources together.

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As you explore the vast open-world map in the post-apocalyptic survival game, Once Human, you’ll very quickly find that many Points of Interest with Rift Anchors will have a set of optional objectives for you to complete. Completing these typically tasks involves tracking down multiple crates — a Weapon Crate, Armor Crate, and Mystical Crate — as well as beating up some nearby enemies.

You’ll find this set of objectives when running around Brookham, where tracking down the Weapon and Armor Crates has proved troublesome for some players. To help you out, here’s where to find the Brookham Weapon and Armor Crates in Once Human, as well as where the Mystical Crate is located.

When you first arrive at Brookham in Once Human, your first stop should be the nearby church. Enter the church, and where the altar typically would be, you will find a Mystical Crate. Voila!

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Once Human is a free-to-play, post-apocalyptic survival game that feels an awful lot like a distinct, sci-fi blend of Rust, Valheim, and Sons of the Forest. Whether you’re in PvE or PvP, you’ll need to farm and gather plenty of resources — including Salt — if you wish to survive the looming threats in the New World.

One thing key to your survival is having a healthy supply of food, but you will find that food can waste away quickly in Once Human. To preserve your meals for longer, or begin a farm of your own, you will need Salt… and plenty of it. To help you out, here’s how to get Salt in Once Human.

Salt is derived from Sea Water in Once Human, and is very important for cooking food that preserves itself well, among other items. You'll find the item naturally in Storage Crates and so forth, but ideally, you're going to want more of it than what you find while exploring.

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As you start out your journey in Once Human, you’ll very quickly realize that this post-apocalyptic open-world you have been launched to is huge; far too huge for anyone to run around on foot. Once you get your hands on a motorcycle and can begin to explore further out, you’ll run into a new issue; how do you get your hands on more Fuel?

Fuel is an important resource used to keep vehicles running in Once Human, and later, you will also require plenty more to keep your turrets ticking over - something you’ll need to stay on top of if you wish to keep your humble abode safe from gruesome enemies and hostile players. Without further ado, here’s how to get Fuel in Once Human.

Fortunately, Fuel isn’t too hard to find in Once Human, but does require some leg-work to acquire consistently. First things first, let’s establish what the two types of Fuel in Once Human are:

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Once Human is a free-to-play, open-world post-apocalyptic survival game that sees you — one of many Meta-Humans launched into the New World - try to survive the harsh wilderness and the strange creatures found throughout it. Now, surviving isn’t too hard with plenty of common resources to hand, but what should you do if you wish to start over?

While players cannot delete characters as of right now in Once Human, there are a few ways to go about starting anew if you wish to bid your previous character farewell and start over. To help you out, here’s how to delete a character and how to start over in Once Human.

As mentioned, players of Once Human cannot delete pre-existing characters as of right now.

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Let’s say you’ve built yourself a base in the starting area of Dayton Wetlands in the post-apocalyptic survival game that is Once Human. The area is overpopulated, the resources you need are miles away, and you’re thinking of packing up and moving elsewhere.

The good thing about choosing to change base locations and move territory in Once Human is that it’s easy. You don’t have to worry about rebuilding your base from scratch, like in V Rising, and can claim a new home in a matter of seconds. To help you do just that, here’s how to move territory in Once Human.

In Once Human, once you select and place your territory, you’ll find that you have a sizable box as your plot of claimed land to build in. This box can be a surprisingly tight space if you’re building in close proximity to other player’s territories, strongholds, or roads, though.

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