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We Don’t Need Their Scum will be the first pack with 4+ minis that don’t act as a squad, but rather supplemental units for existing groups. They’re calling these Unit Packs instead of Squad Packs. What other units could be added in the future similar to this?

The first thing that comes to mind for me is a veteran clone pack with ARC Troopers Echo and Fives, plus new regular clones for Waxer and Boil. This pack would finally make use of the 501st and 212th tags and probably give a needed boost to their respective support units.

Speculate away.

There have already been some posts and speculation about the 33% proc rate not feeling accurate, but I just finished logging 60ish trees during my Winterberry/Oyster farm and can definitely confirm that.

First, if you're on a mount and initiate the gathering, IT WILL NOT PROC AT ALL. I made sure to start on my mount for every tree during this run and the glyph did not activate once.

Second, while I didn't thoroughly test the on-foot proc rate like I did with the mounts, it definitely doesn't feel like 33%. I would estimate 10-15% at best.

It just feels extra bad considering the glyph is currently locked behind a 1000 gem gathering tool. Jim Sterling would have a field day with this if h

I had this game on my radar for awhile and decided to finally play it when I saw that it was on Game Pass for PC. It feels like the market for these types of games has gotten a little saturated over the years, and unless its name is Hollow Knight or Bloodstained it might get overlooked by some folk.

Out of the gate the story and writing seemed decent, and eventually takes some interesting turns, though it's not incredibly deep (which isn't a bad thing). There are memories and documents you can find that will expand the game's lore if you want more of that, but most of it can be ignored if you're just looking for that solid gameplay. The game definitely invokes more SOTN and the other GBA an

I wasn't a patient gamer in 2017 when BOTW came out, and bought it along with my Switch on day 1. I played it, loved it, and moved on. I even bought the DLC pass during my time with it, but ultimately never ended up playing it by the time it actually released. I usually wait longer than 2 years to replay games, especially ones as massive as BOTW, but a couple weeks ago I kept getting the urge to pop it in again. In my ongoing effort to not spend money on games, I decided to start a new file.

Since I had already purchased the DLC, I decided to try out Master mode to keep things fresh during my second visit to Hyrule. I was honestly expecting to maybe put a few hours in, get my quick fix to s

Technically, I beat MP1 a couple times back in the day before Steam existed, but this was my first time with 2 and 3. I'll do a breakdown of each game.

Max Payne 1

Since this game is almost legally an adult now it's obviously a little rough around the edges today. The Steam version doesn't work with W10 very well without some added mods and fixes, but it was nothing too difficult. Nevertheless, the story, narration, the graphic novel story delivery, and noir-styled theme still hold up pretty well. The gameplay is still mostly fine as long as you remember that cover systems weren't a thing back then. The game was harder than I remembered and sometimes not for the right reasons. There we

Sorry if this has been asked a million times but I couldn't quite find a full answer. I decided to jump on the MCU train but only go for 4K releases and will patiently wait for them to re-release the older movies. As for the Phase 3 ones that I missed, I definitely don't want to pay the $100+ for Spider-man on eBay. It looks like I can import the German version from Amazon for about $26, but it does not have a 4K disc. If I then bought the standard 4K US version and swapped the discs, would this pretty much be identical to the US steelbook version from Best Buy? From what I've gathered it sounds like the steelbooks are identical but I wasn't sure if the discs had any differences between US s