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Life of the Scavengers is a side mission in Stellar Blade that unlocks after you return the second Hyper Cell to the Presence Chamber.
Stellar Blade launched at the end of last week, and it seems like there's been more discussion over the minor changes made in its launch day update than over whether the game is any good (it is, by the way.)
Somewhere in the Stellar Blade Wasteland, there's a chest next to an antenna (or aerial). And the passcode for the Wasteland Antenna chest is in a completely different place.
At first glance, Hades 2 might look like a top-down RPG like Diablo or Baldur's Gate . And this might have triggered a “mouse and keyboard vs. controller” debate in your mind.
The Homeworld 3 single-player campaign picks up where the Homeworld 2 story left off, albeit with a 100-year gap in the narrative.
There are eight formations in Homeworld 3 , and each is potentially useful in its own way.
Storm Strike is Mission 08 (M08) of the Homeworld 3 campaign—and it's particularly hard. You don't get the Mothership or a Carrier, so you have to destroy the Citadel with a small, outnumbered fleet.
Trinity Gate is Mission 05 (M05) in the Homeworld 3 campaign. Your fleet finds itself deep in hostile territory, and the only way out is to activate the Trinity Gate and use it to leap to the Naraka system.
Kesura Minor is Mission 03 (M03) of the Homeworld 3 campaign and the first that can be pretty difficult.
There are 34 different ships in Homeworld 3 split among seven different types, or classes.
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