After a long wait, the third entry in the popular Borderlands series has finally been released, and it’s full of new stuff to dive into, including a lengthy campaign, post-game activities, and plenty of new gear to farm for. Here’s how to get the Otto Idol Legendary artifact in Borderlands 3. How to Get the Otto Idol Legendary Artifact in Borderlands 3 Without a doubt, the Otto Idol is easily one of the most powerful Legendary artifacts you can get in Borderlands 3, thanks to its useful perk.

You can play Civilization 6 peacefully and just focus on working on your civ’s culture, or you can play like a monster, and develop dangerous weapons to decimate your opponents with. If you’re reading this now, you probably fall in the latter camp, and hey, that’s a totally valid way to play. Here’s how to launch nukes in Civilization 6. Launching Nukes in Civilization 6 Thermonuclear bombs are pretty devastating in Civilization 6, and they can be used as powerful tools against your opponents.

9) Arc Blade – Bladedancer Author’s Note: Before we proceed with the ranking it’s important to understand the criteria for this list and what we are judging to determine which Super is the best and worst. We are not considering the base sub-class in terms of its grenades, viability, and skills that don’t directly relate to the Super itself. So any changes you can make to the ultimate ability such as the Ward of Dawn buffing defense or attack will be noted, but how the entire sub-class functions as one giant unit will not be factored.

Swarm vs. Locust Gears of War 4 has finally released and sees players battling it out with the Swarm. Though we’d seen the Lambent variation of the Locust in previous games these were only mutated and infected versions of the creatures we were so used to killing. Of course, with a new enemy fresh on the scene after countless years of Locust rule, the obvious question arises of how the Swarm stack up against their counterparts, so we decided to answer that for you.

Phoenix Logs – Halo Wars 2 Halo Wars 2’s campaign takes you across 12 different missions that each have special objectives. There are a number of optional objectives and task to complete, as well as a collectible known as Phoenix Logs. There are 24 of these items in total to unlock across the entire campaign. Phoenix Logs unlock extra text entries in the Campaign Logs section of the menu, providing you more info on the world and story of Halo Wars 2.