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When you go shopping for ships in Bannerlord's War Sails DLC, a bare hull will cost you anything from 9,000 denars for a Knarr to 120,000 for a Dromon, and the price tag tells you surprisingly little about which hull is actually worth your gold.
Whenever you open the Technology tree in Palworld 1.0, you will find more weapons than you have points for, and the attack number next to each one will not tell you much about which to pick.
Which bow, sword, polearm or lance should you actually be carrying in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord now that War Sails has filled the Nord towns with new axes, atgeirs and shields?
In this tier list, I want to rank the eight Divinity: Original Sin 2 builds that hold up best in the Definitive Edition and give you a full setup for each of them, from the attributes and ability order to the talents, skills and race.
Are the Nords in Bannerlord really as bad as the War Sails launch threads made them sound?
Stellaris gives every new empire two civics, and the pair you pick on the creation screen is usually the pair you are going to play with for a long time.
Amazing Cultivation Simulator explains very little about how a cultivation room works, and most of what you will find online is either a dense wiki reference or a guide from 2022 whose numbers no longer all match the game.
Traditions are one of the main ways to spend unity in Stellaris, and since every empire is capped at seven tradition trees that it can never swap out, the order you pick them in will shape the whole campaign.
In this guide, I am going to sort the laws of Amazing Cultivation Simulator into tiers, show where your sect gets each of them and explain what Law Match really does to a disciple.
Whenever you start a new campaign in Bannerlord, sooner or later you will go looking for the best wife or husband for your clan, and since there is no divorce, that choice is going to stay with you for a long time.