The Fortnite Season 7 week 1 challenges have just gone live in Chapter 2, and that means that you’ve got a bunch more challenges to complete to earn XP and level up your Battle Pass. For one challenge, players need to converse with Sunny, Abstrakt, Dreamflower, Riot or Bushranger in Fortnite. Conversing with three of these characters will be enough to complete the challenge and earn you 45,000 XP. Where to Converse with Sunny, Abstrakt, Dreamflower, Riot & Bushranger in Fortnite The locations of each of these five NPCs are marked on the map below:

I’ve been playing Final Fantasy XIV on PC for about five years at this point, hopping in after the Heavensward expansion dropped, and being completely hooked on it ever since. Throughout my five year tenure, I’ve played this game exclusively with a mouse and keyboard, and have never once wondered if there was any way I could improve my current setup. That is, until Square Enix dropped the Hori Tactical Assault Commander – FFXIV Edition keypad in my lap.

Difficulty Settings – Horizon Zero Dawn Like most other games, Horizon Zero Dawn has a number of difficulty settings for you to choose from. You’ll be able to choose the difficulty settings at the very start of the game before the first cutscene even plays. However, some may be wondering which they should play on, or whether they can change difficulty settings later on in the game. Horizon Zero Dawn has four difficulty settings for you to choose from – Easy, Normal, Hard, and Very Hard.

In each episode of Dontnod’s Life is Strange 2, you’ll be able to find little trinkets and collectibles in several different locations throughout your adventure with Sean and Daniel, which are also tied to trophies and achievements. Here’s where to find all collectibles locations in Life is Strange 2 episode 5. Where to Find All Collectibles Locations in Life Is Strange 2 Episode 5 Collectible #1 As soon as you gain control of Sean at the beginning of the episode after packing up his things, walk down the path but make sure to steer to the left to walk up a small incline.

Grenades are a valuable tool in the Mass Effect series, as they’ll allow you to clear out groups of enemies with a quick and effective blast. Or at least, that’s what you can do until you use up all the ones you have on hand. once this occurs, you’ll likely be left wondering how to get more grenades in Mass Effect, as all three of the original games – and especially the first title – aren’t super clear on the subject.