Sacred Tears are one of the main upgrade items found within Elden Ring. The items are used to give a player’s Flasks more potency. The more Sacred Tears players collect, the more HP/FP the Flasks will restore upon use. Players can see just how strong their Flasks are by looking at their icon on the action bar in the bottom-left of the screen and seeing what number is next to them.

It’s easy to get drawn into Apex Legends because of its stellar gunplay and groundbreaking movement. But it’s even easier to be captivated by the rich cast of characters, each one with their own personality and origin story. Crashlanding into the Apex universe, however, can be a fairly daunting task for a new player or to those who took a break and suddenly see an immortal murder robot in the arena.

The MMO game Lost Ark has finally come to the West, nearly three years following its initial release in Asia. The game has most of what an MMO can offer, as well as some fresh elements such as hack-and-slash and exploration mechanics. See Lost Ark on Amazon Collectibles are among the more traditional elements featured in Lost Ark. There are over 1,000 collectible items to earn through your adventures, and the Mokoko Seeds are likely the first ones you’ll encounter.

The dust has not yet settled on the Super Smash Bros. community after a summer full of allegations and bans surrounding sexual misconduct and predatory behavior. But now it looks like one specific situation has another layer that’s being pulled back.  Smash pro Tamim Omary came forward yesterday with another perspective on the relationship between two top Smash players, Zack “CaptainZack” Lauth and Nairoby “Nairo” Quezada, in which Quezada allegedly began a sexual relationship with Lauth when he was 20 and Lauth was 15.

With the release of Final Fantasy XIV‘s latest expansion Endwalker, new content has been added and the general level cap has been raised by 10. Now, the players will have to level all their jobs up, but they will also need to acquire the right gear, too. Square Enix has added a new kind of Allagan Tomestones with Endwalker, the Tomestones of Aphorism. They will be key to earn better gear in the game.

Konami loves promoting Yu-Gi-Oh! products months away from their launch, especially for special sets that are going to have collectors coming out of the Shadow Realm to try and pull rare cards.  Ghosts from the Past: The 2nd Haunting is a follow-up set to the original Ghosts from the Past that launched back in April, which contained new Ghost Rares and multiple import cards.  The 2021 set was met with mixed reviews and criticized for multiple reasons, including its lack lacking card selection, holding only three packs per $20 box, and the overall low probability of actually pulling Ghost Rare cards.

Apex Legends’ 12th season is bringing some changes to the weapon pool. Though most of the Care Package weapons will stay the same, fans can expect to see one weapon return to floor loot—and another one taking its place. In addition to changes to the Care Package, the Longbow and the Flatline will be exclusive to replicators come season 12, meaning fans will always know where to find them—if they have enough Crafting Materials to get them, that is.

The Phantom is VALORANT’s more subtle assault rifle, offering less recoil and no bullet tracers. And with a boatload of stellar cosmetics, players can tap heads and look good while doing it. The Phantom is fortunate enough to have so many incredible skins with interesting animations. These cosmetics can do anything from sucking your enemy into a black hole to sending a bull out to launch your target into the air.

Hopping into a VALORANT match isn’t always as easy as it sounds. The latest VALORANT error to plague the game is preventing players from entering matches. A “queue is disabled” message pops up where it usually says “in queue,” claiming that “party members aren’t ready.” Despite the issue clearly impacting the game experience, there’s an easy solution. Here’s how to fix VALORANT‘s “queue is disabled” error. The error usually appears a few seconds after queueing up for a match.

It’s hard to call a Pokedex complete unless you have all the shiny Pokémon in your collection. The most dedicated trainers have been looking forward to the next big event to add more Shiny species to their collections, but it’s also possible to run into them in the wild. They tend to have considerably lower drop rates compared to their regular versions, however, and the ones that belong to custom edition Pokémon will be more challenging than finding any other Shiny.