I played a lot of The Division when it came out. Going by its record-breaking sales numbers, you probably did too.I got close to level cap, spent a bunch of time in the Dark Zone – getting screwed over, and occasionally, screwing over others – and had a brilliant time. Then I stopped and never went back.
The Division was a huge success for Ubisoft – it broke a company sales record – but that drop-off is something the sequel wants to address. Its developer, Massive Entertainment, wants more people to be playing The Division 2 for longer, and to achieve that the team is Sweden is making a host of changes – some big, some subtle – to the sequel.
Broly is back (and better than ever?)! Dragon Ball Super: Broly is in U.S. theaters in January and lots of Dragon Ball fans have been eagerly awaiting his return to the silver screen, excited to see how everything will play out between these three (dare we say, legendary) Saiyans.
Well, we’re taking a deeper look at the ending, how it affects Broly, and how it could impact the entire franchise.
MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!
Gogeta vs. Broly: Foes or Friends?
Gogeta and Broly have an epic battle — no, for real though — at one point. It seriously looks like they break a dimensional barrier — or they’re trapped in an insane kaleidoscope. Anyway, they relentlessly attack each other at ridiculous speeds and insane power levels. But our protagonists prevail, finally getting the upper hand against their beastly foe. Gogeta’s about to disintegrate him with a massive energy blast, but in typical Dragon ball fashion the deus ex machina fans are so used to — and love — kicks in: THE DRAGON BALLS! Summon Shenron!
Now that all the Forges are unlocked in the latest expansion for Destiny 2, The Black Armory, players are busy grinding for new Exotic weapons and completing all the expansion’s secrets. But for those who still working on grinding up to the new Power level cap of 650 and completing all the things the last expansion, Forsaken, had to offer, there’s the Dreaming City’s Ascendant Challenge.
This week, the curse has been reset in the Dreaming City, which means the Shattered Throne dungeon is no longer available–a bummer for anybody who needs to finish it to unlock Izanagi’s Burden from The Black Armory. It also brings us back to Week 2’s challenge. Below, you’ll find a complete guide on where you need to go and what to do to complete this week’s bounty to earn Powerful gear.
The Ascendant Challenge always involves you heading through a portal to the Ascendant Plane, but the particulars of what you’re doing are entirely different from week to week. To start out, you’ll need a consumable item called the Tincture of Queensfoil. With a Tincture in hand, make your way to the Garden of Esila area near the southernmost point of the map, as seen in the image below. Consuming the Tincture will provide you with the Ascendance buff that allows to see a Taken portal that’s somewhat hidden on a cliffside. Jump in, and you’ll be teleported to the Ascendant Plane’s Forfeit Shrine.
Once you’re there, you’ll have to fend off Taken–or just avoid them–while trying to secure three Arc Charges around the area. Once you pick one up, head toward the center starting area, near the giant Blight ball. Walk into the bright point at the bottom to dunk the charge you’re holding. Repeat the process two more times and you’ll receive an endless supply of Super energy that will help you to kill all of the remaining Taken in the area. Once they’re dealt with, you can complete the bounty (netting you Dark Fragments and Powerful gear) and open a chest.
Given that the bounty (not the chest) offers Powerful gear–a reliable way of increasing your Power level–this is an activity you’ll definitely want to take part in once you’re able. But bear in mind it is a challenge, so be sure to come prepared. It can be done solo, but having multiple teammates to grab charges and draw the enemies’ attention can help immensely.
