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Dwarf Fortress is the most incredible and impressive video game you’ve probably never played. Under continuous development since 2003 (!!!) by Tarn Adams, with assistance from his brother Zach, anyone who has enjoyed games like Rimworld, Factorio, and Prison Architect has experienced a portion of the video game DNA that Dwarf Fortress pioneered and has been refining for over 15 years.

Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up: Dwarf Fortress’s procedural world generation is the most sophisticated and complex in existence, simulating thousands of years of geology, history, myths and Gods, songs, civilizations, animal life, and everything else. Then you get to build a dwarven fortress in this world, capable of a matching level of fanatical attention-to-detail. This detail extends to the smallest minutiae – body parts can be bruised or torn off entirely in combat, dwarves might vomit or pass out at the site of blood, or maybe all the towns cats will get alcohol poisoning from drinking spilled ale; the level of simulation feels endless. But these details also extend upward, to the highest levels of macro simulation as well. Wars can be provoked or prevented. World economies can be shifted.

The Division 2 Guide: Best Guns We’ve Found (So Far)

Like its predecessor, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is packed with all sorts of powerful guns. There are six tiers of weapons: Worn (white), Standard (green), Specialized (blue), Superior (purple), High-End (Orange), and Exotic (red-orange). The latter four tiers have special Talents assigned to them, which enhance their capabilities.

There’s a ton of guns to discover with plenty of cool Talents attached to them. We’ve compiled the best guns we’ve found so far. Below, you’ll find all the ones we’ve been modding and taking into the game’s numerous firefights.

Be sure to check back often as we update this feature with more weapons. For more guides, check out our feature highlighting tips you should know before starting. Otherwise, keep an eye out as we put up even more guides in the coming days.

GameSpot gave The Division 2 a 9/10 with Senior Editor and Producer Edmond Tran saying in his review in progress: “After spending 30 hours completing the campaign and beginning to dabble in the endgame, I’m still enamored with The Division 2. The range of enemy types continues to keep combat encounters challenging, the equipment I earn and pick up continues to feel different and valuable. The ravaged environments continue to intrigue, and sometimes they’re so stunning I find myself needing to take a screenshot before I move on. There is still so much to see in The Division 2, but I want to take the time to see it. I have absolutely no clue why I’m here or what anyone’s motivations are, and I wish I had a narrative purpose to my endless hunger for progression. But I’m glad to be here right now.”

Which cool guns have you found in The Division 2? Let us know in the comments below.

There Might Be an 8th Goku Coming to Dragon Ball FighterZ

Despite Dragon Ball FighterZ’s 30+ character roster currently sitting at roughly 10-20% Goku (depending on how you count it), an upcoming DLC will reportedly be adding another Goku as a playable fighter.

According to Japanese blog ryokutya2089, this month’s issue of V-Jump will soon reveal that a kid version of Goku from Dragon Ball GT will be added as paid DLC in the future. If true, he will be the fifth base Goku alongside Goku, Goku (Super Saiyan), Goku (SSGSS), and Goku Black, and the eighth if you include the playable Goku fusions that were previously added as DLC, Vegito, Gogeta, and Zamasu (fused).

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After Avengers Endgame: Here’s What We Know About The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Future

After Endgame

Captain Marvel is now in theaters, and the wait is on for the fourth Avengers movie, Endgame, which arrives on April 26. But after the Avengers defeat Thanos, what’s next? After Endgame comes out, there will have been 22 movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe–many of which you can watch on streaming services–but we honestly don’t know where the Marvel Cinematic Universe is going next.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige is keeping a tight lid on the future of the MCU. “As we’ve been doing for years, we aren’t going to announce anything post Avengers: Endgame or Spider-Man [Far From Home] until post Endgame and Spider-Man,” Feige told ComicBook.com. So, as of this writing, we’ll have to wait a few more months to know confirmed details about what’s to come from the MCU. However, there are a couple of hints as to what’s coming down the line, and it’s going to be a whole new direction for this universe and probably a lot of rebuilding.

Take a look at Marvel’s calendar for 2020 and beyond. There are a lot of theatrical dates with nothing attached to them:

May 1, 2020
July 31, 2020
November 6, 2020
February 12, 2021
May 7, 2021
November 5, 2021
February 18, 2022
May 6, 2022
July 29, 2022

Piecing together all the information available, let’s figure out what’s next for the Marvel Cinematic Universe after Endgame comes out–or at least theorize a bit. Keep in mind, we’re not discussing any of the X-Men movies or Spider-Man spinoffs–like Venom–as they are not a part of the MCU.

Valve Will Address Steam Review Bombing With New Tool

Valve has announced it’s revisiting user reviews on Steam in order to combat review bombing. In a blog post, Valve wrote it will now “identify off-topic review bombs, and remove them from the Review Score.”

“We define an off-topic review bomb as one where the focus of those reviews is on a topic that we consider unrelated to the likelihood that future purchasers will be happy if they buy the game, and hence not something that should be added to the Review Score,” Valve continued. The company admits there’s still a bit of a grey area with this definition, so it’s developed a tool that “identifies any anomalous review activity on all games on Steam in as close to real-time as possible.”

After the tool has identified possibly troublesome reviews, it will inform Valve and the company will then begin an investigation. If Valve decides the user reviews are an off-topic bomb, the company will inform the developer that every review within the time period of the review bomb will be removed from the game’s overall Steam score. At this point, however, the user reviews will still be live. It will be up to the developer’s discretion over which are deleted.

The downside to this process is that every user review during an off-topic review bomb will be removed from a game’s overall Steam score, even the good ones. “But as we mentioned back in our first User Review post, our data shows us that review bombs tend to be temporary distortions, so we believe the Review Score will still be accurate, and other players will still be able to find and read your review within the period,” Valve wrote. Plenty of negative comments that focus on DRM or EULA changes will also be considered off-topic review bombings as well.

Developers who don’t want this new tool combing through their games’ comments and Valve declaring when an off-topic review bomb is happening can opt out of the process by going into their Steam Store options. Valve is working on a few more changes to user reviews as well, but they’ll be shipped out at a later date.