This Oblivion Remastered mod lets you keep everything from mudcrabs to trolls as pets, making Bethesda’s RPG a little less lonely and a lot more Pokemon-y

This mod, titled Beast Master, allows players to tame wild animals and turn them into pet companions. Once tamed, you can name these pets, feed them, and even engage in combat with them. It seems like a delightful blend of classic pet games I remember from my childhood, such as Nintendogs, with hints of Pokemon for added fun, all set within the RPG environment of Oblivion Remastered. In simpler terms, this mod sounds incredibly appealing to me.

5 Features We Desperately Need to Be Added to Elden Ring Nightreign

As you explore Limveld and encounter the Nightlords, it becomes apparent that Elden Ring Nightreign lacks certain essential components to make things flow better. Thankfully, FromSoftware has hinted at continuing to develop the game after its release in order to enhance the gaming experience. There are specific features we eagerly anticipate being added through future updates, adjustments that could boost replayability and keep us coming back for more.

Elden Ring Nightreign’s latest update is here to save you from frame drops, buggy bosses, and more

Initially, we’ve made significant improvements for Libra, Creature of Night, and Adel, Baron of the Night. Earlier issues such as Libra repeatedly using the same attack, which could lead to 72 consecutive instances in extreme cases, have been addressed. Additionally, a bug that caused the game to run sluggishly during battles against Adel has been resolved, enhancing the overall game performance.

Is Vindictus Defying Fate an MMO?

In the initial version of Vindictus, the emphasis was strongly on multiplayer interaction because it fell under the category of Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games. Conversely, Nexon is taking a new approach with Defying Fate, which is also set in the same world, but likely will not prioritize multiplayer as heavily.

Elden Ring Nightreign Update Makes Libra Less Annoying

The improvement in Libra’s behavior during boss fights, as seen in many player experiences since launch, is likely due to the correction of an issue mentioned in the patch notes, where Libra would repeat certain actions excessively. Players have reported instances of Libra getting stuck in a loop of jumping around the arena or becoming immobile after becoming enraged. This recent Nightreign update should resolve both these issues.