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The Star Of Star Fox On Switch 2 Is Its Multiplayer

The Star Of Star Fox On Switch 2 Is Its Multiplayer https://ift.tt/GSqdNsh I have never played the original Star Fox, nor any of its myriad remasters and remakes. Steve Watts, our All-Things Nintendo™ editor, was unfortunately, at the last minute, unable to attend our appointment to go hands-on with the game. As such, the responsibility of writing up preview impressions for the upcoming title fell to me, someone whose familiarity with its world and characters starts and ends with Super Smash Bros. After playing about an hour of this latest iteration of the game, and then testing out the Nintendo 64 edition via Switch Online after the fact, I was surprised by what impressed me and where I found the remake to be lacking. The first thing we jumped into was the game's opening mission on Fox McCloud's home planet of Corneria. Mechanically, Star Fox operates identically to 1997's Star Fox 64. The opening portion of the mission has you flying forward like a typical rail shoot...

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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