This fighting type Pokémon carries its own special weapon - a massive steel beam ready to bash its enemies. It's always seen with its girder, just like Rampart has Sheila. It's also worth mentioning that Gurdurr's nose bears a striking resemblance to Rampart's signature gum bub

No, I'm talking about that annoying moment when you're engaged in a tense battle against a formidable opponent, and just when you think you've gotten the better of them you miscalculate a dodge roll, tumble over a ledge, and the subsequent landing inflicts such extreme trauma to your shins that the "You Died" screen immediately pops up. All other damage you can handle like a champ. But a six-foot drop? Sorry pal, that's instant de

Risk of Rain 2 is a fast-paced third-person shooter roguelike that takes place in an alien world filled with hordes of deadly creatures. Players must fight their way through increasingly challenging levels while collecting items and power-ups to enhance their abilit

So if the fighters of Apex Legends were to each have the chance to pick a Pokémon for themselves, which would they choose? Well, first, to ensure that the arena is still standing at the end of each match, Legendary Pokémon must be off limits (despite the pun). The Apex gunners are powerful enough without cosmic-creating creatures by their side. Additionally, readers can assume that once a Legend chooses their Pokémon, the creature ceases to evolve any further, avoiding any sudden massive changes to the Apex balance. So which Pokémon would each Apex Legend decide

For example, Death Totem has many uses. As mentioned it can be used to excellent effect when up against a single squad at close-range, and in general when in Death Protection you should be more ambitious and a bit more careless than usual - you will get a chunk of your health back on returning to the totem, after all, and as long as an enemy isn’t waiting at the totem for you to appear, you’ll be in a good posit

What better Pokémon could there be for the tech-genius Crypto than Rotom! Crypto was introduced to Apex Legends in Season 12 apex legends 3 as an encryption expert, always seen either at a computer or buried in his customized drone. With Crypto's understanding of machinery, there is no doubt that he would find a perfect companion in the ever-transforming Rotom , who is capable of possessing various machines to affect its type. These two hackers would make a lasting and sensible union, but Crypto's friendly drone would surely have opinions about being repla

The Silence ability is certainly one that deserves more use by Revenant players online. It recharges fast, so there’s no reason not to use it whenever you see enemies, but it can also make for a fascinating way to block off your opponent’s paths. This is literal in the case of Pathfinder and Horizon , who thrive on the ability to escape the battlefield quickly and easily, but also counts for situational encount

If you’re waiting on a team to burst out of a door and rampage, or an enemy team is about to get stuck in a building because of the closing ring, throw the silence projectiles at the doorways to block their exit. Even when it comes to an enemy team moving away from you in retreat, shoot projectiles at doorways or generally in the direction they’re moving - do this regularly and that tiny bit of damage from the projectile will eventually get you a kill or two, I guarantee

The world of Respawn Entertainment's Apex Legends ** has been a playground of explosive competition for six full seasons, and the fun has just recently launched into a seventh. The wide array of archetypes that the game's characters bring to the arena offer windows into what kind of a person (or robot) they would be if they were to exist outside of the Apex games, but what if their world were to collide with another? Specifically, the wide world of Pokémon

Wraith has crucially useful access to the void with her portals, teleporting her teammates long distances in an instant. Seasoned Pokémon players are no strangers to the difficulties of catching an Abra for the same reasons. Abra is known to teleport away from trainers at its first opportunity. If Pokémon trainers are lucky enough to snag one, Abra also grants them the ability to teleport to the last visited Poké Center, quite similar to Wraith's access to a previous location in Apex Legends via portal. Needless to say, the other Legends better keep their heads on a swivel if Wraith and Abra ever team

Revenant seems like a complicated character at first, but ultimately his skills are pretty simple and you can make good use of them with very little effort, whether you want to be a hardcore damage-dealing champion or a faithful comrade that supports from the sideli

Here's the thing though: reality is stupid. While it's certainly true to life that a mistimed fall will lead to injury and perhaps death, that doesn't mean it's fun. Fall damage has never been enjoyable and always hinders how you can play a game. So it's time for game developers to thumb their nose at Isaac Newton and eliminate fall damage once and for