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Thursday, February 13, 2020

Stoneshard - How to fill your waterskin

This is a little guide showing how to fill your waterskin.

Find an well.

Here is where you can find the well in the first village.

How to fill the waterskin

1. First you hover your mouse on top of the well.

2. Press RMB(right mouse button) on the well and select the "Fill the waterskin" option.

It's done!

Now you have a filled up waterskin.

Guide by Лупус

So you've just cleared the prologue dungeon and you're ready for adventure uh? Here's a bunch of things you should know:

You can only save the game in Inns and camps with an interactable bed, so plan your exploration trips accordingly
Sometimes there are multiple ways to interact with objects, don't forget to right click to see the options!
Replenish food and water whenever you can, to refill your water supply right click on on any source of water and you'll get both a drink and a refill option.
Remember that you can heal by resting, right click on yourself and select rest!
Keep a look at your HP bar, if you can't heal all your HP back because the bar looks capped before the max level you have one or more body parts that need to be treated with balms, leeches or other healing items
LOOK AT YOUR MAP! You should have a map in the inventory, I missed it my first time around and spent more time I'm comfortable admitting roaming around getting ganked by bears and wolves. The map doesn't tell you where you are, use roads and other unique places to figure out where you are if you get lost.If for any reason you drop or sell the map you can buy another one from the elder. You can now access the map by pressing M.
Always travel diagonally in the overworld when you can. The map is divided in squares, so by traveling diagonally you travel x1.7 times faster than going in a straight line (it's math!) by going at the corner of a screen you can easily travel to the next diagonal screen by going left/right one screen then immediately up/down the other screen. Traveling following the screen borders is also safer.
Where's the damn elder? He's on the first floor of the barrack, the biggest building in the village, the ones with guards on the ground floor. Talk with him and take both jobs, you can switch the active quest in the quest menu.
Stay away from bears at the beginning (level 1-2), they're OP.
Don't forget to visit the herbalist in the village and buy splints, bandages and balms, you'll need them!

Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Beginners Guide

Just a little quickstart guide I wish I would have had myself. This is meant for new players. There are some minor spoilers for the prologue.

Choosing Stats

As you start the game you will be speaking to your mother about what you were up to and how you injured your hand. Your choices will increase the appropriate stat by 1. Your choice will affect how you resolve the first quest. For the most part stats will improve naturally but some are faster to improve than others. Speech is the slowest to level up as it can only be improved by talking to people or haggling with traders while the others will improve naturally as you perform physical activities such as combat, hunting and sprinting.

Dealing with Kunesh

If you chose to level up speech you will be able to deal with Kunesh without having to fight him. However you still won’t get the money from him since he is broke. If you fail the speech test you will have to fight him. If you win you get his keys and can take his axe, hammer, and nails to trade for the charcoal. If you fail that you can get patched up by your mother. After that sneak into his house to find the locked chest. Henry will mention he needs a lockpick. You get 4 free lockpicks from Fritz after you go to the tavern. You can also help your friends teach Deutsche a lesson and then have them with you to beat up Kunesh but you might not get the lockpicks.

Why you want lockpicks before leaving Skalitz

There is a locked chest in Henry’s house containing a skill book for strength, his special Beta Die and some other stuff that will be useful. It is also good to practice lockpicking as you will come across chests in bandit camps that require very high lockpicking skills to open and contain very valuable loot. Be sure to practice on locked doors when no one is looking.

Gather Herbs

While tedious gathering herbs will be useful and you can get past 10 ranks before leaving Skalitze. The herbs can be sold at the traders and when you hit 10 you can take a perk which causes picking herbs to start increasing strength as well.

Breaking out of Talmberg

If you got the lockpicks or have enough groschen to buy some from the peasant in the middle of the town you will be able to steal some armor to disguise yourself as a guard. Speak to the guard at the gate first and tell him you have to bury your parents. If you succeed he won’t let you out but will suggest you dress as a guard.l Then when you dress as a guard get on the only horse that allows you to mount it without stealing it, go to the gate, have the guard open the gate, and ride on to Skalitz.

Pickpocketing and Reading

You will NOT be able to use either of these skills until you are taught how. For pickpocketing do “The Good Thief” quest for Peshek after the prologue and ask him to teach you. For reading travel up to Uzhitz and speak to the scribe. You will need to spend money. Train pickpocketing by practicing on sleeping people and only taking the closest item regardless of what it is. For reading always read while sitting on a comfortable bed or chair to reduce the time it takes to finish a skill book.

Tips

As soon as you get to Rattay you can improve your strength and agility by fighting with the locals legally. To do so talk to Milan and he will tell you to fight two others for groschen before he will fight you himself. Each fight costs about 2-4 groschen and you win it back plus more if you knock the other guy out. (You can also steal all his groschen while he is unconscious so long as no one is around to see it.)

Always carry Antidote. You never know who might have poisoned arrows or blades.

Finish the main questline to the point at which you find Ginger and return him to Neuhoff. This will open up the option to train with Bernard and learn crucial combat techniques such as combos and the Master Stroke. You will also be able to do free training with him to level up your weapon skill, warfare, defence, strength, agility, and vitality just as you would during normal combat.

Keep some small maintenance kits on you so you can repair your armour and weapons in the field. This improves your maintenance skill and opens up nice perks such as having a higher chance to cause bleeding with blades you sharpen yourself on the grindstone wheel.

If you have the DLC go ahead and enter the Rattay Tourney once you learn how to do Master Strokes. It costs 60 groschen and even if you don’t win you will level up a couple combat skills which is worth it. BEWARE Black Peter!

Always carry some alcohol and dried food. Food usually spoils quickly but dried food and alcohol will not spoil at all.

Practice Alchemy once you can read the recipes. Making your own Saviour Schnapps, Moonshine, Marigold Decoction, and other essential potions will save a lot of money overall and as you increase your skill in Alchemy you will yield more potions per brewing. You can sell the extras as well to the Apothecary, Herbalist or Trader.

Pebbles, your first horse, sucks. However, you can make your dapple grey horse more useful by upgrading your horsemanship skill and his tact. Be sure to get him horseshoes to improve his speed and a saddle with more saddlebags to increase how much he can carry. You should also get a caparison to more easily identify your horse as well as give him a bit of armor. Wear spurs to improve your horsemanship skill as well. The better the spurs the higher the bonus. Bridles will of course improve handling.

Get a new horse. When you save up about 5k you will be able to get a stronger, faster, and more courageous steed. Be sure to visit the horse trader in Uzhitz or Neuhoff and examine all the horses before deciding. Courage and Speed are key stats to look at especially if you plan to do mounted combat or horseback archery.

Don’t be afraid to explore. You can find good hunting spots, abandoned loot, and fights with the occasional bandit if you explore away from the roads. Also most herbalists live away from the towns in the forests and are the only ones who will sell you recipes for poison or other harmful potions.

Guide by Torin Wildfang

FINAL FANTASY VIII - REMASTERED: Migrate Old Save Slot to Remaster version

If you have the old steam version of Final Fantasy VIII, you can migrate that save data to the remaster version. Just follow the step by step

Use your old Save Slot

If you have the old steam version of Final Fantasy VIII, you can migrate that save data to the remaster version. Just follow the step by step.

You can "donate" extra eggs and monsters at the Keepers Stronghold by talking to the blue person in the screenshot. This process gives smaller rewards upon donation, and larger rewards on getting a certain threshold of army strength donated. Donation is also great to keep your monster inventory clean if you don't need extra copies of common monsters.

Stores will sell better items the higher your Keeper's rank is.

The Infinite Arena (also found in the Keeper's Stronghold in the fuchsia-colored) gives reward boxes, which contain items, potions and eggs! This is a great place to "farm" experience and some harder-to-find items.

Monster Sanctuary - Core Combat Mechanics

While the game's tutorials do a good job of explaining how things work, having an out-of-game reference guide can be handy in case you want to review.

Combo Meter

The combo meter increases with every action taken. This means that every move will increase the damage of each subsequent move during a round.

Example: if you have an attack that does 4x 80% damage then the combo meter will get 4 "stacks". Each stack is worth 5% extra damage. Therefore, that would be 20% increased damage for your next monster.

Endless World - Important things to know

This guide is designed to assist newer players with various aspects of the game, from min/maxing, to progressing as efficiently as possible, to "what does this mean".

Tutorial

The initial tutorial of the game starts from when you first launch the game and progress up to level 30. Once you reach level 30 you cannot kill the boss and you'll be forced to rewind so the upgrades to equipment and stats don't matter too much here. Where as using Souls, Hero Medals and Gems would matter a lot more as they can have greater impact on your overall progression as apposed to your current run.

At Home Alone II - 100% Achievements Guide

Here's a complete guide on how to get all of the achievements in At Home Alone II.

Original Achievements + Random Achievements

我爱蹦迪 I love disco dancing

沉迷跳床无法自拔 Trampoline addiction can not extricate itself

After being able to use the main character, go to her bed and press 'z' or 'enter' to get on. Keep pressing those buttons to make her do dance moves until you get the achievement.

This guide will help new players take on and beat the Pursuer, and hopefully it will make your struggles fewer.
This gravity defying being is a powerful knight, who was cast out of his homeland due to his unforgivable sins.
He was chosen, as were many others, to hunt down and kill any other cursed beings, this might seem strange due to the fact that his blue tinted sword is able to curse an individual even further.

Minoria - Full Map

Complete Minoria In-game map.

Completion: ~95%

Items missing:

4 Silver Coins
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Guide by Lusht

Minoria Secrets Items, Enemies, Locations

BOSS DROPS

Upon defeating a boss with zero-damage taken (any kind) - you receive extra hidden item, just like in Momodora RuTM. Here is the list of applicable bosses:

WITCH LISSETTE
Frigid Incense (passive) - unique Incense that adds ice element to your attacks, basically increases damage by quite nice margin.

Remnant: From the Ashes - Adds and Managing Game Difficulty

A guide to dealing with adds during boss fights and managing difficulty within a campaign.

Here's a short and simple guide on how to skip intro videos of the game!
It'll instantly jump to the "press any button" start screen when launching the game, and updates/patches to the game do not reverse this process (so far). This involves renaming a few files so that the game no longer detects them.

Thea 2: The Shattering the easiest way to achieve the Kindergarten Achievement on any difficulty. It's probably not how "it's meant to be done", but ah well.

Dead Hand Gameplay Fundamentals and Tactics

Commentary, tips and tricks on Dead Hand gameplay fundamentals. Guaranteed to make your first forays into the game a bit more successful.

Introduction

After seeing one too many gameplay video of the player being a sitting duck in the open trading shots until he gets killed, never bothering to heal; or firing at enemies' chassis and weapons (or even at walls!) and then complaining that they take too long too die; I've decided to write a short guide explaining some of Dead Hand gameplay basics.

[MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD] Keyboard Radials Guide

As of the late November update, Keyboard+Mouse now has functional keybind mapping. If you don't like scrolling through your items, take the time to set it up. This is a quick and dirty guide for some of the more convoluted steps.

Setup Guide: Updated Keyboard Radials

do these things

Go to your training area. This'll let you set up your binds and experiment with them as you go.

Keyboard Radial Menu Type Monster hunter world settings

Set Radial Menu Type to Keyboard

[Clicker Heros 2] Basic Guide for Beginners

This guide is a hints and tips guide for newbies starting out in Clicker Heros 2. It will be updated as the game goes through early access and hopefully provide an insight into the game without the requirement of a walkthrough or spoilers.

Welcome!

Hello and welcome to my newbies guide for Clicker Heros 2. After the success with the original it is awesome to see a sequel has now been released but it is quite different from the original. Struggling to work out whats what? Well hopefully this guide is for you! Sections can be found on the right if you need something specific, and if it is not included feel free to comment and I will get back to you as soon as possible :)

[Moonlighter] Items Costs Guide

List of prices for the items, organized by ascending prices based on the Moonlighter in game notebook.

This is a comprehensive achievement guide for Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire. As always, beware of spoilers.

Pillars of Eternity II, in contrast to the first part, does not have that many achievements and they are all fairly easy to obtain. You can get them all in one play-through without putting much special effort into it, just by having fun exploring the archipelago.

[Dark Souls Remastered] Where, Why and How to Grind

This guide explores some of the best spots in the game to farm souls and most main tiers of titanite in the game. Coloured titanite is not a priority The purpose of this guide is to alleviate as much of the grind in the game as possible. This guide mainly aims to help with the soul grind we all have to go through. I appreciate you all taking the time to read through this guide and I hope it can help.

Important Equipment

All the equipment in this section are suggestions. None of them are necessarily mandatory, I just personally find them to be some of the most effective aids to grinding.

Covetous Silver Serpent Ring Dark Souls remastered

Covetous Silver Serpent Ring
Not the easiest item to get for early game grinding it is undeniably one of if not the most important item on this list. This ring is found in the Tomb of the Giants and increases soul absorbtion by 20%. Trust me, this shouls be a priority.

Covetous Gold Serpent Ring Dark souls Remastered

Covetous Gold Serpent Ring
The Covetous Gold Serpent RIng is an amazing item to have when you need to find items as it increases the item drop rate and can save you a LOT of time when you seriously need some items badly.

Symbol of Avarice
This item is a rare drop from a Mimic. It gives both a boost to item discovery rate and the amount of souls enemies drop. It's important to note the Symbol of Avarice DOES stack with the silver serpent ring (totalling in a +44% soul absorbtion) but it does NOT stack with the gold serpent ring.

WARNING: The Symbol of Averice will slowly damage you for as long as you have it equipped. Keep an eye on your health.

Undead Burg [Souls] (VERY low level)

One of the earliest bonfires in the game can be used as the start and finish for a small course that can be used if you need some quick souls at a very low level. It's relatively low risk and a good way to gain any quick stats you may need for the equipment you can pick off of the enemies in this area.

Starting from the bonfire the most efficient path in my opinion is as follows:

Exit bonfire room
Go right down to the small courtyard area
Proceed over the bridge to the top of the Undead Merchant's building
Down the stairs past the hidden Hollow
Go up the ladder past the four naked hollows
Jump off the roof (drop kill the firebomb hollow)
Take out the three remaining hollows in that section
Return to the bonfire
Repeat as needed

Keep in mind you'll be killing all the enemies you encounter for their souls and a chance as some fairly light equipment.

Undead Burg [Souls] (Low Level)

Starting from the bonfire in Undead Burg, head up the ladder and onto the bridge that the Hellkite Dragon is, don't worry, he's not hard to miss. This grind spot is a simple but time-consuming way to obtain 555 souls every minute or two. Although not an effective way to grind at a point, it can help if you're desperate for levels.

The grind spot here simply involves you trotting onto the bridge, then ducking back down the stairs while the Hellkite Dragon kills the armored hallows on the bridge with its fire breath. Then just go down, rest at the bonfire, and go back up for some more souls. Simple as that!

Undead Parish [Titanite Shards]

Using the bonfire in Andre of Astora's building as a checkpoint you can quickly go back and forth over the bridge, killing the three armored hollows outside the church and the four hollow balder knights in just a few minutes time. Balder knights seem to have a fairly high rate of dropping titanite shards which can be good for lower level characters, not to mention that without the Lordvessel you can't warp between bonfires, so being so close to a blacksmith is helpful.

Darkroot Basin [Souls]

Head out to the Darkroot Basin past Andre of Astora. Keep to the left (if you see a hydra you've gone too far) and there'll be an illusory wall covering a bonfire beside a large locked door fairly early on in the basin.

After the bonfire, head past the door and down the small forest path. This grind spot can be a bit tedious but it's worth it for those early and mid-level souls. The tactic here is to simply murder everything in the area

The enemies that enhabit this area are the giant stone guardians (which are easy to fight once you learn their attack style, and drop a whopping 600 souls EACH), living trees, tree lizards (which can poison you if you're not careful), and odd frog... things. The biggest soul givers are the Guardians and the Trees. This tactic can rake in about 5,000 - 6,000 souls in about 5 minutes time (with a small boost of souls if you go and kill the Moonlight Butterfly)

I typically clear ou the main area around the ruins leading to the moonlight butterfly, but you can also go past the living tree near the entrance of this area for a few more guardians further into the garden.

Darkroot Garden [Souls] (High Risk)

Starting from the Bonfire behind the illusory wall in the Darkroot Garden (see prior point if you need to find it), head on in through the locked door. If you need the key then you can buy it from Andre for 20,000 souls (which is worth it as this is not only a nice grind spot but also leads to a boss you will need to kill later in the game.). The rest of this grind spot is up to you, the area ahead is riddled with enemies (whom will not be hostile if you join their covenant) that drop anywhere from 1,000 - 4,000 souls each. Be wary that some of these enemies (most of the spectral enemies to be specific) will not respawn, not to mention these enemies vary in skills and powers, going anywhere from an armor-clas warrior to a cheap-shot, homing-missle mage. It's easy to get ganked in this area so if you have any way to effectively pull aggro you'll likely have an easier time.

Blighttown Swamp [Large Titanite Shards] [Green Titanite Shards]

Once you finally make the trek down to the bottom of blighttown you can head to the left (towards the giant tree, it's quite hard to miss). The slugs around the tree are good to farm for both large titanite and green titanite shards (which drop 5 at a time). If you head up into the giant tree you'll happen upon a dead guy. Ignore him and his crappy item and roll through the illusory wall to the left of him. Once you collect the humanity from the chest, roll through the SECOND illusory wall behind the chest. once you trot into the Great Hollow the first thing you should happen upon is a bonfire which can be used as a place to rest and respawn the slugs. Happy hunting!

Ash Lake [Twinkling Titanite]

I personally recommend that you save grinding here for when you've obtained the Lordvessel, or else you'll have to hoof it through blighttown swamp AND the great hallow, not to mention survive the return trip.

Ash Lake is a place with only four notable enemies: a big 'ol Black Hydra, and three gigantic clams. The Hydra is a lot less menacing then it seems and doesn't respawn. The clams however are RIPE with twinkling titanite, if you equip the covetous gold serpent ring or the symbol of avarice (the effects don't stack) you can easily farm both Twinkling Titanite and Purging Stones. Keep in mine humanity item discovery bonus DOES stack with most items, so pop em if you've got em.

Painted World of Ariamis [Souls] (BEST SPOT)

The Painted World of Ariamis can be a dangerous and harsh place if you're not cautious, it can also be (in my opinion) the BEST place in the game to farm for souls. Using the Covetous SIlver Ring and the Symbol of Avarice, you can get around 10,000 souls in about 30 - 60 seconds.

Once you've run through the Painted World you should have noticed the Phalanx surrounding the statue in the courtyard, that's your target. These guys are slow, don't hit too hard, and have low health, not to mention they drop 500 souls EACH. If you have a nice reaching sword then you can usually kill 6 or 7 of them at a time (be mindful of their shields). Taking only a few seconds to run back to the bonfire and then running back will hinder you little.

Painted World of Ariamis [Souls] [Souvenir of Reprisal]

Head on over to the Painted World and across the small courtyard. Ignore the Phalanx and continue into the base of the tower. From here head on up the stairs to your right until you're at the top of the bridge. Keep heading up one last flight of stairs and you'll soon be able to see you can enter the tower once more via a doorway on your left.

Warning
The fall from here on out can and likely WILL kill you, be careful as Crow Demons have very camera-unfriendly jump attacks. I recommend you aggro them OUT of the tower and deal with them between the top of the bridge and the tower where there's more open space so you can avoid falling to your death, and also, the Crow Demons usually fall OFF the stairs when killed on them, so you can also avoid having to hoof it down to the base of the tower for your loot.

From what I've read it has been confirmed that the Symbol of Averice almost guarentees at least one souvenir from one of these runs, so have fun and don't let your health get eaten away!

New Londo Ruins - Lower [Titanite Chunk] [Titanite Slab]

Once you've managed to drain the New Londo Ruins you'll notice this place is riddled with ghosts and Darkwraiths (one of the reasons I love the Cursed Greatsword of Artorias, bonus damage to darkwraiths and it can kill ghosts). Essentially all you'll want to do here is go from beginning to end, killing ALL the darkwraiths you can as they all have the chance to drop not only titanite chunks, but the uber rare titanite SLABS.

Note: A quick way down to the midst of the lower ruins is to start at the small courtyard right off the two wooden bridges at the beginning of New Londo Ruins. Then from there head to the right of the courtyard (close to the stairs like in the picture below) and hop off the ledge, you'll land in a larger courtyard with a darkwraith roaming around, it's about at the halfway point of Lower New Londo Ruins.

Crystal Cave [Twinkling Titanite]

Although closer to the end-game content, the Crystal Cave IS home to a small batch of Clams. If you want to get Twinkling Titanite without dealing with the entirety of the Duke's Archives then just stick with the Ash Lake farm spot. If, however, you're up for going through the Archives, Caves, and Seath himself, then read on.

The best way to farm from here is AFTER you've killed Seath the Scaleless as his death leads to the creation of a bonfire originally intended to let you OUT of the Crystal Caves, we're going to use it as our gateway IN to the Crystal Caves.

Warp over to the Crystal Caves and just step a few feet from Seath's chamber and you should immediately have a clam or two agro'd on you. Be wary of getting swarmed and don't forget your Humanity and Items to rake in as much Twinkling Titanite as possible!

Lost Izalith [Demon Titanite]

Starting from Quelaag's Domain, head down through the Demon Ruins until you happen upon the door to the Demon Firesage (the fatter, redder version of the Asylum Demon). I recommend killing him as a shortcut back to the second bell and a bonfire lie in the room behind him.

Daughter of Chaos way
If you happen to be in the Daughter of Chaos covenant and have given Quelaan 30 Humanity then you can use the shortcut off to the side of the Demon Firesage's room. It cuts right into the heart of Lost Izalith (roughly skipping the most troubling half of the Demon Ruins) and subsequently lets you save Solaire if you choose to do so. Keep heading straight until you happen upon a bridge!

Normal Way
Head on through that fat demon's lair and beat him. Keep going and you should happen upon ANOTHER boss fight, this time with the Centipede Demon. Once you've dealed with that head on up to Lost Izalith (this involves crossing a lava lake full of severed dragon...). Keep going through Lost Izalith until you reach the Chaos Eater (the weird squid thing with lots of eyes). Kill him and head through the tiny little room thing and you should happen upon 3 paths. One leads up stairs and towards the Bed of Chaos, the other leads to mediocre treasure. The real place you want to go is down the branch into the courtyard of Demonic Statues. Head through the lot of them and you should happen upon a bridge!

This bridge (as ridiculously difficult as it can be to reach it) houses the ONE Titanite Demon in the ENTIRE game that respawns. If you didn't follow the Duaghter of Chaos way, I recommend you rush past him, open the door, and use the bonfire past the Firesage Demon's room. That's pretty much all there is to it. It helps if you don't kill Quelaan for her Firekeeper Soul (like I did) as her bonfire in Quelaag's Domain is the only warpable bonfire in all of Lost Izalith / The Demon Ruins, that way you can use her bonfire as a quicker way to get down to farm Demon TItanite (although the Titanite Demon drops 2 Demon Titanite every time, so you wont need to kill him THAT many times)

Guide by Steels12 and Logan