Base location in RuneScape: Dragonwilds is really a question about raids: goblin war bands and dragon attacks test most addresses, but a few spots dodge them entirely, including one endgame region where no base raids occur at all. Here are the consensus picks for every stage of the game. Early Game: Temple Woods The starter … Read more
RuneScape: Dragonwilds left Early Access on September 15, 2026, and the 1.0 launch is really three launches at once: the full release on PC, simultaneous debuts on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2, and day-one availability on Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra/Premium. Add the game’s first raid and a new top gear … Read more
Star Wars Zero Company keeps its editions simple: Standard ($49.99 on PC, $59.99 console) and Deluxe ($59.99 PC, $69.99 console), and the entire difference is cosmetics. No early access ever existed, no gameplay content is edition-locked, and the upgrade path costs $9.99 if you change your mind later. Here’s the full breakdown, plus the subscription … Read more
Weapon modding in Star Wars Zero Company starts deceptively small: every weapon has four mod slots, but you begin the campaign with only one unlocked, and the other three are gated behind three completely different systems. Here’s the full modding structure and exactly how to open every slot. The Weapon and Mod Structure Four weapon … Read more
Yes, you can play a Togruta in Star Wars Zero Company, both as Hawks and as a custom recruit. The Tognath, meanwhile, is not playable: it’s the species of the Jedi Padawan Tel-Rea Vokoss, which is exactly why people search for it. Here’s the full species list for both character types, and the one fact … Read more
Midway through the Star Wars Zero Company campaign, your operators unlock a secondary specialization: a second full kit layered under their primary, with one limitation: secondary abilities cap at Tier 5 instead of the primary’s Tier 6. It’s the campaign’s biggest power spike and the moment squad building gets genuinely interesting. Here’s how it works … Read more
Star Wars Zero Company ships with permadeath on by default, but it works differently from the XCOM games it evokes: operators don’t die to one bad turn, they die to their third Injury. On top of that sits Beskar Mode, the true ironman option. Here’s exactly how the death rules work, and which of them … Read more
Star Wars Zero Company runs 30 to 40 hours, a figure that comes from the developers themselves and matches three weeks of player reports. Two more facts complete the picture: the campaign is deliberately linear, and there is no New Game Plus. One full, authored campaign is the product. Here’s how the time breaks down … Read more
Squads in Star Wars Zero Company are four operators drawn from a roster that mixes authored characters with fully custom recruits, and three weeks after launch a consensus core has formed: Hawks, Jae Mordant, Trick, and an Astromech covers nearly everything the campaign throws at you. More useful than any fixed list, though, is the … Read more
The early consensus for Hawks, Star Wars Zero Company‘s customizable protagonist, is clear: Scoundrel is the strongest specialization pick, with Gunslinger the runner-up and Medic the smart choice for first-time tactics players. And because the game offers free respecs at any time, none of this is a permanent decision. Here’s the reasoning, and the full … Read more