Gamers jumping into the world of Wild Hearts may not be certain if it will follow directly in the steps of another franchise that involves hunting monsters, or if certain features have been added or removed. One of the most popular features of the Monster Hunter franchise is the ability to break Monster parts and claim goodies directly from them. Recommended Videos Does this feature make its way into the new EA IP Wild Hearts, or is it something that stays within the world of Capcom’s previously unchallenged franchise?

Final Fantasy XIV Patch 5.3 includes the much requested ARR Main Scenario revamp, which was previously the game’s longest slog. While the story leading through the original 2.0 release up towards Heavensward had some excellent moments and writing, it was largely padded with monotonous quests. Thankfully that won’t be as much of an issue moving forward, but a couple of once optional quests have been made mandatory. The ARR Main Scenario revamp has had 13% of the quests removed; others revised to be simpler.

While most BitLife players will spend their time ensuring their character grows up to become well-educated and eventually involved in a well-paying position, sometimes something as simple as winning the lottery or landing yourself a Sugar Daddy can make life much easier. But, you may not always have to live life as an average joe and work your way through the rankings, and funnily enough, there are a few ways to give your new life the best chance without necessarily having to worry about school and work.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet feature a new enemy team for players to face off against. Team Star is particularly special when compared to other antagonistic forces in previous games, mainly thanks to their unique styles of battle. The bosses even have their own special Pokémon that are completely inaccessible to the player. Trying to defeat these trainers is no easy feat, even for players that know what to expect from their allies.

Crew are people you can recruit to work for you at your outposts, on your ships, or as followers. Potential crew members can be found throughout the Settled Systems, especially in bars. However, at the start of the game, you are limited to three crew members by default for both ships and outposts. Unfortunately, knowing how to raise this default limit is not explained and may be confusing. Here’s how many crew members you can have in Starfield and how to increase your max ship crew size.