Where is the lost soul in The Keening Spirit in Diablo 4? You'll pick up countless quests in Diablo 4 that share the same DNA: head to a place, find a thing, and fight a bunch of enemies. The flavor of these tasks changes from location to location, but the goal is usually the same. There is a quest in Vessel of Hatred named The Keening Spirit which some players are having trouble with, to the point they think it's bugged. Turns out, it's just a little finicky. The Diablo 4 DLC is here, and we have a Vessel of Hatred review if you want to know our thoughts. If you're just sinking your teeth into the ARPG, we have a few guides that should help you get started, including one on the new Spiritborn class, and how to hire a Diablo 4 mercenary so you've always got a helping hand on quests like The Keening Spirit. Continue reading How do you find the lost soul in Diablo 4 The Keening Spirit? MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 builds, Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred review, Diablo 4 classes

Cheaters are the bane of online games, but in some cases, it almost feels worth people using bugs, exploits, and hacks just to see what ingenious punishments developers will deploy. Long-time Valve fans will remember the famous Christmas chests for Dota 2, which when opened by cheating players, contained nothing but a digital lump of coal and a message that they had been banned. Rainbow Six Siege also had a good one, where if you tried to team-kill a compadre, you’d actually end up shooting and eliminating yourself. Now, the new Counter-Strike 2 update comes down hard on anyone exploiting the recent armor stars bug. If you get your kicks from conning the entire in-game trading system, Valve is going straight for your neck. Continue reading New Counter-Strike 2 update punishes cheaters for an entire year MORE FROM PCGAMESN: CS2 crosshair, CS2 review, CS2 skins

As if that vaguely horrifying Summer Game Fest trailer wasn't enough of a giveaway, Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred is defined by blood, guts, and gore. There's death, destruction, and violence, framed by a gorgeous jungle-inspired world and the rumbles of religious conflict. VoH is, for me, absolute perfection, but there was one plot point that completely threw me off. While it's hardly going to deter me from playing the game all over again, I ask associate narrative designer Eleni Rivera-Colon about that decision, and the game's comparatively hopeless ending versus Lilith's demise at the end of Diablo 4. Note that this article contains major spoilers - you've been warned. Continue reading Blizzard explains that one wild plot twist in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 builds, Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred review, Diablo 4 classes

In America, it should not take twelve years of litigation to have the right to live one’s faith freely.

And what might be done about it.

Hungry for movies, starving for truth.

Harris’s agenda: big new welfare checks for nonworkers and inevitably higher taxes for everyone else who has to pick up the tab.  

Experimentation without accountability, and laws like chocolate-chip cookies.

Harris-Biden Admin Turned FEMA Into a DEI Experiment – and Hurricane Victims Are Suffering for It

Instagram says the feature is in early development. | Illustration: The Verge Threads is working on a new community feature that will seemingly allow users to group together around particular topics and interests, TechCrunch reports. Developer Chris Messina spotted references to “Loops” in the code for Threads’ latest app update, which vaguely describes something similar to the “Communities” feature on X or even subreddits. The code mentions things like the ability to join and leave a Loop community, and giving it a name and bio. The discovery builds upon sleuthing done earlier by developer and established leaker Alessandro Paluzzi, who found examples showing what the Loops feature might look like inside the Threads app, including “a shortcut to the composer and the home header.” One screenshot shows a speech... Continue reading…