Lords Of The Fallen: How To Help Kukajin, The Stone Woman In Forsaken Fen

Even among Hideo Kojima's most diehard fans (not to be confused with Die-Hardman), I think it's a damn near universal opinion that Kojima made the wrong call when he replaced longtime voice actor David Hayter with Kiefer Sutherland in Metal Gear Solid 5. It didn't help that compared to Hayter's gravelly-but-slightly-goofy performance, Sutherland seemed a bit subdued—or phoned in, depending on who you ask. 

The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall, released way back in 1996, was the second installment in what went on to become Bethesda’s beloved, genre-defining RPG series, but it sounds like it was a particularly tricky one to get off the launchpad - and that if it hadn’t come together it could have meant the end of the studio itself.

The Partisan class in has the best builds for those looking to make their character a balanced mix of physical Attributes in the game. Playing as a dutiful Mournstead fighter allows you to wield almost any skill through well-rounded stats. Strong, dependable, and consistent, the Partisan offers a wide variety of paths for you to choose when making a build.

The Elder Scrolls 6, as nebulous as it might feel, is eventually coming, and Bethesda’s former design director has shared some tidbits on what could be carried over from previous games, including Skyrim’s progression and magic systems.

Souls-like games tend to be full of secrets and side-gigs, and the Tortured Prisoner is a prime example in . Unless you caught it out of the corner of your eye or were intentionally looking for some hidden pathways, you will most likely walk right past the Tortured Prisoner. Even if you find out where the character is, freeing them is a whole different task. Regardless of the challenge, freeing the Tortured Prisoner for more than one reason is worth it.

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While vigor is the primary currency required to level up your character in , Plucked Eyeballs are another type of currency that players are looking for. However, in order to get them you must avenge your comrades who were killed at the hands of the most cruel beasts that roam the lands of Mournsted. Nonetheless, that's just more motivation to track down and farm this precious resource.

One of the unique aspects of is the game's robust multiplayer, which you can join or leave practically whenever you want. From helping out your friends against a tough boss in co-op to hunting down another Lampbearer in PvP, you have many options through this mode. However, some ways this -esque title presents its multiplayer can be confusing.

Lords of the Fallen makes some significant changes and additions to the usual Soulslike co-op formula, and the head of developer Hexworks reckons it makes the RPG's multiplayer just plain "better than other Soulslikes."

The most balanced spell caster class in is the Putrid Child, an archetype you may only unlock by reaching a hidden ending. A dark follower of the Umbral in service to the Putrid Mother, this class is unique compared to other starting options for your character. There are unfortunate risks you'll have to take in a playthrough dedicated to discovering the right ending needed to obtain the Putrid Child.

The Radiant Purifier is a secret class you have to unlock in by reaching a certain ending at the end of your journey. One of three locked character options at the start of the game, the Purifier is a warrior that specializes in holy magic from the Church of Orian Radiance. This martial priest demands that you follow a path of purification to wield powerful spells against those who would stand against you.

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