Final Fantasy 14's chaotic alliance raid lives up to the name by swapping around 2 wrongly labeled attacks an entire month after everyone's already learned them

Final Fantasy 14’s chaotic alliance raid lives up to the name by swapping around 2 wrongly labeled attacks an entire month after everyone’s already learned them

Final Fantasy 14’s first chaotic alliance raid—a higher difficulty 24-player fight that’s adapted from one of the original A Realm Reborn raids—arrived at the end of December, and I actually like it a lot. Even if having to rely on 23 other people to consistently execute each mechanic is the definition of futile. Well, why…

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Dispatch review

Need to know What is it? A workplace comedy, with superheroes. Release date Full season out now Expect to pay $30/£25 Developer AdHoc Studio Publisher AdHoc Studio Reviewed on RTX 4090, Intel i9-13900k, 32GB RAM Steam Deck Verified Link Official site As someone who still carries a torch for Telltale narrative adventures, I really wanted…

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AMD Announces new driver-based AI for “AMD-related questions”, local file summaries, and image generation for its new line of graphics cards

Announced today, AMD’s Adrenalin software is getting an AI bump for compatible cards Radeon RX 9070 XT and Radeon RX 9070, which will be launching in the coming months. Over the last few years, we have seen countless companies cash in on the popularity of AI with their own chatbots, image-generation tools, and more. Creatively…

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It just keeps getting worse—Microsoft reportedly already had Ninja Theory in its crosshairs while pushing the announcement trailer for its next game

Perhaps the most shocking part of Microsoft’s incoming rash of suspected layoffs and studio closures is Ninja Theory—a studio which had announced a Senua game at the Xbox showcase barely a week prior. At the time it seemed either a misalignment of strategy, the result of someone high-up not crossing their Ts or dotting their…

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Cyberleek may have just cashed out on their GTA 6 leak, earning over $200,000 in the most predictable crypto rugpull ever performed

Well, I think we all knew we’d end up here eventually, right? It seems that Cyberleek, perpetrator of the last week’s GTA 6 leaks and perhaps the world’s least-convincing self-appointed champion of consumer rights, may not have ultimately been encouraging the use of their $CYBERLEEK cryptocurrency for benevolent purposes: As of this morning, it seems…

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