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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Steeply Discounted, Comes With $10 Amazon Credit

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Steeply Discounted, Comes With $10 Amazon Credit https://ift.tt/aoQhtzH Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds - Amazon Exclusive Edition $40 (was $70) | Free $10 Amazon Credit See at Amazon See at Walmart ($30) Amazon's Black Friday deal on Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is even better now than earlier in the week. The Amazon Exclusive Edition, which includes a free double-sided poster inside the box, is on sale for $40 on Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X. Amazon's original deal discounted the new Segao arcade racer to $45, but the new offer has an additional bonus: a free $10 Amazon Credit. Just head to this page and add a physical edition to your cart to activate the promotion. Alternatively, you can click the promotion on the game's store page or enter promo code SONIC10 at checkout. Amazon Exclusive Edition + $10 Credit: Continue Reading at GameSpot

Baldur's Gate 3 Players Are Turning Into An Absolute Unit To Do Ridiculous Damage

Baldur's Gate 3 Players Are Turning Into An Absolute Unit To Do Ridiculous Damage https://ift.tt/NUhBy48

Baldur's Gate 3 has been out for almost two weeks now, with players logging some impressive average play time, so it's not surprising people have already found inventive ways to break the game. The latest strategy has been dubbed "Owlbear from the top rope," taking advantage of the quirks of Crushing Flight to do over 1000 damage in a single hit, as picked up by IGN.

The move appears to have been pioneered by Redditor Fishbleb, who noted in a post that "apparently Crushing Flight scales with mass." The accompanying video shows their character stacking an Enlarge spell on top of Owlbear wildshape, before using Crushing Flight from a high vantage point.

Because Crushing Flight takes both height and weight into account (in this case 5005kg from 22.5m), the combination deals a whopping total of 1170 bludgeoning damage. What's more, Crushing Flight negates fall damage, leaving players free to climb as high as they can to crush their enemies from above.

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