While exploring the varied biomes of LEGO Fortnite, you’re going to run into chances to craft new and better gear. However, ingredients can sometimes be tough to find, especially Flexwood. Here’s how to get Flexwood in LEGO Fortnite! Recommended Videos Where to Find Flexwood in LEGO Fortnite Flexwood is harvested from cactuses in LEGO Fortnite, found in the Dry Valley (or desert) biome. On your map, you’ll want to find a reddish-brown territory, and you’ll often find this inland from shores or near grassland biomes.

If you have just launched into Destiny 2 Season of the Witch, you’ll notice that your loadouts are locked. I didn’t know this was going to happen, and now I’m stuck with my mediocre PvP build until I unlock loadouts. Don’t worry, here is how to unlock locked loadouts in Destiny 2 Recommended Videos Related: Zavala’s Legacy Lives On, Bungie Chooses ‘Prolific’ Actor to Continue Lance Reddick’s Work in Destiny 2

Recommended Videos In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, among many of your other tasks, you will find yourself liberating other colonies in the world of Aionos.  After a particular Hero Quest with the character Teach you’ll find his colony in need of practical training for the troubles ahead as part of a longer ongoing Standard Quest called ‘Teach’s Teachers.’  The first of your quests will be of 2 different varieties – ‘Live Combat Training’ featuring guidance by Eunie and Sena, and ‘Theoretical Knowledge’ featuring Taion as the teacher, and he quizzes them hard to prepare them for a life in a newly-liberated colony, so study up to help!

Age of Wonders 4 is similar to the CIV 6, where it features a building mechanic where players can create outposts that eventually become sprawling cities and civilizations. While the tutorial goes over outposts, it doesn’t go into full detail on how to get one started and the requirements needed to be met. In this guide, we will walk you through how to build an outpost in Age of Wonders 4 and the benefits of upgrading one.

Most of the time, while playing Pokemon Sword and Shield, if your character is evolving you want it to happen. Whether it’s via reaching a new level, or using a stone, you probably want that Pokemon to go through the process. But what if you don’t? What if you need that Pokemon to stay the way they are? You can hit B during the evolution process, of course, but that can get tedious as you pile up XP.