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While the world is busy going Black Myth: Wukong crazy, let’s not forget other things are happening in the world of gaming, Including this massive match for Total War: Warhammer III which is set to arrive today (August 20th). The patch features four major components, as well as a raft of bug fixes and other small changes and additions, and the devs at Creative Assembly are also promising “a few surprises”. These four major changes are listed as: A new feature for the Dwarfs – The Deeps A rework of the Chaos Cult feature A new small “global” feature – Unusual Locations An update to Cathay’s Ivory Road feature What’s new in Total War: Warhammer II Patch 5.2.0? Let’s have a quick scan at the main changes we know so far. The Deeps All Dwarf factions now have access to a brand new campaign feature called The Deeps.

We have already looked at how Keeper’s Shrines work in Black Myth: Wukong. These Fast Travel points also allow you to upgrade all your stuff as well, making them essential stopping-off points on your journey. There are many Shrines in the game, but as you are probably still on Chapter 1, we figure, rather than just dealing you a big, pointless list of everything, let’s drill down a bit deeper and lead you by the hand to all the Chapter 1 Keeper’s Shrines, including one you may well have missed on your travels. All Keeper’s Shrines in Chapter 1 Shrine Location How to find it Front Hills Forest Of Wolves From your starting point, follow the path and turn right at the chest to reach the shrine. Outside The Forest Forest Of Wolves After defeating the Bullguard boss at “Front Hills,” continue up the hill and through the cave on the left. Loong Claw Grove Forest Of Wolves Use the Loong Scale from Chapter 2 on the large waterfall located to the left in the “Outside The Forest” region. Guanyin Temple Forest Of Wolves From “Outside The Forest,” take the right-hand path across the bridge.

Since Black Myth: Wukong is a Soulslike game, a lot of you out there will want to utilize the skills you’ve gained from playing similar titles to make your playthrough as smooth as possible. Parrying is one mechanic that you’ll likely want to take advantage of, especially against those tougher bosses, hopefully keeping your death count low. However, it’s not made clear off the bat how to parry in Black Myth: Wukong so here, we’ll reveal what you need to do to utilize this defensive tool. Black Myth: Wukong parry – How to get the Rock Solid spell When you begin your journey in Black Myth: Wukong, you’re taught a bunch of different mechanics to get you by. However, parrying is not one of them and that’s because it’s not something you have, it’s something you learn – a spell. This is called the Rock Solid spell and to get it, you’ll have to progress through the game a little. You will receive the Rock Solid spell in Chapter 2 from the headless bard after beating the Tiger Vanguard boss in the Crouching Tiger Temple.

Getting around in Black Myth: Wukong involves visiting Keeper’s Shrines which also act as Fast Travel points within the game. If you are a fan of other Souls games, think of them as bonfires. These checkpoints also allow you to upgrade your gear and are the point where you can zip about the land. How to Fast Travel Once you have located a Keeper’s Shrine – and there are plenty about – you will need to interact with it to bring up its options.

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Collecting and, later, upgrading Spirits in Black Myth: Wukong lets you transform into super-strong yaoguai creatures for just a few seconds, allowing you to deal a huge amount of damage to enemies in the vicinity. You will come across Spirits that can be collected on your travels, but it is always handy to try to garner as many as possible for tougher fights There are lots of spirit variations too, but certainly not all enemies have Spirits.