This guide is focused on the Hidden Civilizations event, a simple event that you can practically click your way through, while also interacting with HoYoLab’s own social media-style forum.
You can earn Primogems here, but it’ll require a bit of restraint, and the dedication to log in daily. Here’s everything you need to know.
Everything you need to get all possible rewards for the A Walk Through the Woods Genshin Impact web event.
Genshin Impact has another brand new web event available, happening at the same time as A Canvas of Starlight Memories. This is another adventure which will allow you to reminisce, but only until October 7, 2022, so you need to make sure to play the web event and collect all possible rewards before that time.
The event is slightly random, but if you start playing now you’re pretty much guaranteed to get all of the event rewards before it ends. Just read through our guide below for everything you need to know.
Fast farming routes for Redcrest in Genshin Impact 3.1’s Sumeru so you can ascend Candace.
Genshin Impact 3.1 is finally live, exposing experienced players to the brand new region of Sumeru properly. Sumeru is a sandy desert for the most part, but there are loads of brand new things to find out there, and the Redcrest is one of them.
Redcrest is a brand new item in Genshin Impact 3.1, and it is used as an ascension material for the brand new character Candace. Yes, this means if you want to make the most of Candace, you need to be caught up to the latest content in the game.
In this guide we’ll be breaking down the most densely populated locations where you can find Redcrest in Genshin Impact’s Sumeru region. Just check our maps below for everything you need to know.
How to farm Scarabs in Genshin Impact 3.1’s Sumeru region and fast so you can ascend Cyno.
Scarabs are a brand new creature that have been added to Genshin Impact in the latest update, 3.1. Scarabs are pretty much exclusive to the newly expanded Sumeru region, and they’re necessary to ascend Cyno, one of the brand new characters added in the game. You need x168 Scarab Beetles in total if you want to ascend her to level 90.
As a result, if you start collecting scarabs now, you won’t find yourself lacking them in the near future, which is very handy indeed. In this guide we’re breaking down some of the best places you can investigate in order to find Scarabs in Genshin Impact 3.1.
Everything you need to quickly complete all of the objectives in the new Genshin Impact web event, A Journey Through Pages.
A brand new Genshin Impact web event is now available, and this special event is called A Journey Through Pages. This is a simple web event that you can complete very quickly and easily, and will reward you with x180 Primogems, in addition to some in-game money and materials.
That’s plenty of rewards for very little effort, so just look through our guide below to get all of the rewards you can from this Genshin Impact special event.
Everything you need to know to farm Flutter Slimes in Slime Rancher 2.
Slime Rancher 2 has a lot for returning players to discover, but none of it is quite as exciting as the new slimes added to the game, and that includes the precious Flutter Slimes. As you explore the Rainbow Islands you’ll come across all manner of creatures, and that will inevitably include the Flutter Slimes.
If you want to farm some Flutter Slimes so you can harvest their plorts and create some new slime combinations, then you need this guide. We’ll be breaking down what Flutter Slimes are, where you can find them, and what their favorite food is in Slime Rancher 2.
Everything you need to know to get ready for Genshin Impact 3.1 update, which includes Sumeru, new characters, and more.
Genshin Impact is one of the world’s biggest anime-style RPGs, and it’s easy to see why, with its open-world environments, detailed quests, beloved characters, and the fact that it’s free-to-play doesn’t hurt either.
Soon Genshin Impact will be celebrating the launch of version 3.1, which will include new characters, areas, quests, and more. This is easily the most exciting event of the season for die-hard Genshin Impact fans, and in the guide below we’ll be breaking down everything you need to know to start playing Genshin Impact 3.1 as soon as possible.
Several tourists acting recklessly approached a herd of bison and caused a stampede in video captured in Yellowstone National Park.
After leaving Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park, Lisa Stewart stopped when she saw a bunch of people by the river, thinking it might be a wolf sighting.
Instead, it was several tourists acting recklessly as they approached a herd of bison and caused a stampede.
Stewart told USA Today/For The Win Outdoors that for up to 10 minutes she witnessed bison grunting and stomping the ground and slowly moving down the hill.
“The people saw them and started walking closer and closer toward the bison,” Stewart explained. “They [the bison] kept getting more agitated by the minute. They walked farther down. Out of my sight, but I could still hear them grunting and blowing.
“While I had my iPhone up taking a picture, I heard the rumble of the stampede and immediately moved my camera from still photos to video and captured the video you see.
“You only see about four-to-six people on the video, but there were more in the same spot the bison come running from,” Stewart said. “The fishermen grabbed their stuff and ran, and then you see the bison running, and I felt relief the people didn’t get trampled.
“Then all the sudden you see the bison appear between the fishermen and tourists, then they turn and run toward the tourists. I was scared for a second, but the second wave of stampeding bison turned again and ran across the river to join the herd on the other side.”
Bystanders yelled at the tourists to get away from the bison and made it known how stupid they were for even being down there, much less walking toward them, Stewart told For The Win Outdoors.
Yellowstone warns visitors that animals in the park are wild and unpredictable, no matter how calm they appear to be. The park says the safest view of wildlife is from the inside of a car. It recommends remaining 100 yards away from bears and wolves, and at least 25 yards away from all other animals, such as bison and elk. Clearly that wasn’t the case here.
“It was amazing that they didn’t heed the warning of grunting, snorting and stomping feet!” Stewart said. “I stopped filming cause I really thought that someone out of view had to have been hurt and was going to help if needed.
“I was actually shaking a tad, for I really thought the bison were going to run through those people.”
Afterward, the tourists made their way back to their vehicles, but they heard an earful from bystanders.
“I could feel the earth rumbling under my feet when it was happening,” Stewart told For The Win Outdoors. “It was one of those moments your stomach turns over at the split moment you think disaster is about to happen.
“Thank goodness nobody was hurt, and I hope they all learned a lesson. It reaffirmed the awesome power of such beautiful creatures in my eyes.”
