All articles tagged with #new players
Originally Published 1 month ago — by Forbes
The 'Renegades' expansion for Destiny 2 offers a fresh and engaging experience for new players, serving as a good onboarding with its Star Wars-like themes and accessible gameplay, making it a suitable entry point into the game despite the complex story background.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Bounding Into Comics
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi suggests new players skip the original game and experience the remake first to get their initial impression, emphasizing the remake's modern graphics and presentation as a standalone experience, though he acknowledges both approaches are valid.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by EventHubs
Diaphone released a new difficulty tier list for the 2XKO closed beta, ranking all nine characters from easiest to hardest for new players, with Darius, Illaoi, and Braum being the easiest, and Ekko, Jinx, and Yasuo the most challenging, though all are manageable with a simple game plan.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
New Nebraska football players, including transfers and freshmen, are forming strong bonds and a new team family in Lincoln, despite being far from home, as they prepare for the upcoming season, emphasizing unity and shared experiences over traditional hometown ties.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Steelers.com
The Pittsburgh Steelers have begun their training camp at Saint Vincent College, welcoming new and veteran players like Aaron Rodgers, Jalen Ramsey, and others, focusing on team-building, integrating talent, and preparing for the 2025 season amid a mix of experienced NFL players and rookies.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Dexerto
Veteran Palworld players advise newbies not to make the mistake of placing their first base too close to the spawning point, as it leads to unnecessary daily trekking. They recommend choosing a location near resources and good Pal spawns or, if it's too late, building a second base and transferring all belongings there. Additionally, they suggest checking out guides for tips on finding and catching specific Pals.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Dungeon Masters of Dungeons & Dragons have listed some common misconceptions and unrealistic expectations that newcomers to the tabletop game have developed after playing Baldur's Gate 3. The game's popularity has brought in many new players, but some have tried to apply mechanics from the video game to the tabletop, such as throwing healing potions at downed party members or transferring an entire dragon horde to a character's inventory. While there are no hard and fast rules in D&D, experienced Dungeon Masters emphasize the importance of ensuring players have fun, even if it means bending the rules.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BoLS
Counts-as armies in Warhammer 40K, where models are used to represent something else, have faded away due to various reasons. One major reason was the lack of available models for certain units, leading players to get creative with conversions and kitbashing. However, with the advent of 3D printing and a wider range of model choices, the need for counts-as armies has diminished. While this makes it easier for new players to get into the game, some players may miss the innovation and variety that counts-as armies brought.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by cleveland.com
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost their preseason opener against the Atlanta Hawks, but their new additions showcased their potential impact. Max Strus, the starting small forward, demonstrated his shooting ability and movement off the ball. Georges Niang, the stretch forward, contributed with his shooting and all-around play. Ty Jerome, filling in as the backup point guard, settled in after early foul trouble and made positive contributions. Damian Jones, the backup center, displayed his activity and efficiency in the paint. The Cavs' offensive strategy focused on ball movement, creating open shots for their capable shooters. Despite the loss, the team saw encouraging signs from their new players and emphasized the importance of the process over results in the preseason.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MLive.com
The Detroit Red Wings have opened their training camp with renewed energy and a revamped roster, featuring several new additions. The team is optimistic about their chances this season, with players and coaches excited about the added depth and offensive firepower. The top line of Dylan Larkin, Alex DeBrincat, and Lucas Raymond showed promise in their first practice together, and the team plans to experiment with different line combinations throughout camp. The Red Wings are looking to improve their goal-scoring ability after finishing 24th in the league last season. Overall, there is a sense of optimism and high expectations as the team aims for a strong start and consistent performance.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon
Warframe's latest expansion, The Duviri Paradox, is a quick and casual take on the game that is perfect for new players while also rewarding for veterans. It features a short campaign quest, a roguelike mode, and a wider open world with side activities that offer new rewards for loadouts. The update also introduces a new protagonist and a friendly spectral horse. The Duviri Paradox is a free update that goes live on April 26 on PC and consoles.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Dodgers opened their 2023 season with an 8-2 win against the Arizona Diamondbacks, featuring five new players in the starting lineup, including two rookies. James Outman and Miguel Vargas impressed with their performances, while Julio Urías gave up two runs in six innings. The game was played under new stadium lights and a pitch clock, adding to the intrigue of the season. Despite uncertainty surrounding the team, fans were excited and forgiving, and the Dodgers set a positive tone for the season ahead.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Behind The Steel Curtain
The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced the jersey numbers for their five new players signed in free agency for the 2023 season. Patrick Peterson will wear number 20, Elandon Roberts will wear number 50, Cole Holcomb will wear number 55, Nate Herbig will wear number 71, and Isaac Seumalo will wear number 73. Some players opted for new numbers while others chose to keep their previous numbers.