In a recent huddle, I, as a gaming enthusiast, learned that our beloved Sony Interactive Entertainment boss, Hideaki Nishino, has hinted at further tweaks in the pricing structure of our cherished PlayStation Plus service. The reason? They’re aiming to squeeze every last drop of profitability from this fantastic platform we all enjoy.
The disclosure emerged during Warner Bros. Animation’s presentation at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, where series creator Rebecca Sugar resumed her role as executive producer, accompanied by frequent collaborator Ian Jones-Quartey from OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes.
To avoid confusion, verify if you’re truly stuck or merely delayed on a specific setting. During my installation process, I encountered such delay at 77% persisting for about five minutes. The reason for this extended wait is because the game uses Unreal Engine, and this engine occasionally experiences delays like this one. Specifically, it loads all the shaders prior to launching the game, a characteristic that ensures faster loading of environments and objects during gameplay.
Initially, consider selecting Jan as the Scientist character instead of the Technician, for your narrative’s progression. An upcoming plot point necessitates the presence of a scientist, as they are essential for some research we’re approaching. If we don’t have them, the events ahead could become quite challenging. Additionally, you’ll need to arrange a science lab for this character, so start collecting the necessary resources for that setup.
In your workshop, you can create The Vertara Drill. First, enqueue it and then position yourself at the conveyor belt for interaction. This will make the drill resemble any other item. Once done, proceed outside to the rocks obstructing the path close to where you initially discovered the Rapidium.
When you initially activate your scanner and establish your Outpost, you’ll find a way to acquire some organic resources. This could happen either towards the end of the day, compelling you to return to your base to avoid a radiation storm or simply due to exhaustion, or it might occur at any other time if you’re unsure about how to obtain the organics once the Outpost is ready. Don’t worry if you’re uncertain; just follow the proper procedure to collect these resources.
In The Alters game, saving is possible only by going to sleep, and you can do so only at the end of each day. So, no need for intricate save-scumming in this game. When your energy bar reaches its limit due to exhaustion, it’s time to rest. You then proceed to sleep, which automatically triggers a save, and upon waking up, you continue playing.
To keep your radiation shield functional, head over to the Machinery room and engage with the device situated on the right-hand side. This machine manages your radiation barrier. Remember, it necessitates a radiation filter for operation, and these should be replaced once their level drops to 0%.
To create a scanner, head over to the workshop. There, you’ll encounter a substantial machine designed for fabricating various items. However, this particular machine is divided into two sections. On the left, you’ll notice an icon resembling a screwdriver; engage that section, pick ‘Scanner’ from the options, and then add it to your build list on the right side of the screen.
The following free rewards will be gifted to The First Descendant players on June 18th: