Carl's Guides

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Web Name: Carl's Guides

WebSite: http://www.carlsguides.com

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Current Project: God of WarI immediately jumped into God of War because it was one of my favorite franchises (I played the original trilogy). The game has changed massively, but in a good way. It's not quite open world, but there's much more exploration and lore, along with a big boost to storytelling quality in the newest title. I've got tons of notes and screenshots of my journey to go through, but started with a God of War Tips Page.Latest GuidesAtreus Combat Guide (Early Game) - Making the Most of The Boy in CombatStats: Strength, Runic, Defense, Vitality, Luck and CooldownStats Tips for Making a BuildStatus Effects - Permafrost, Immolation, Shock, etc.Niflheim - Ivaldi's Workshop and Mist EchoesNo Man's SkyMy No Man's Sky Guide is quite out of date, though I may return to it as they've heavily improved the game:Walkthrough: Repairing the Ship to Leave the First PlanetWalkthrough: Traveling to Other Stars in No Man's SkyShips in No Man's Sky - An overview of all you need to know.Money - How to make it, crafting profits etc.Mining in No Man's Sky - Tips and Best Practices for Finding MetalsMulti-tool: Mining, Weapons, and ScannersAntimatter, Electron Vapor, Suspension Fluid, and Warp Cell CraftingAtlaspass V1 and the Priest Choices inside Atlas Path AnomaliesFinding AtlasPass V2 and V3 in No Man's SkyFinding Trading Posts using lines from space stations (Trade Routes)How to Buy a Better Ship with more InventoryInventory Upgrades for the Suit and Ships. Carry more Items!Scanning Plants and Animals for CreditsSignal Scanners, Beacons, Monoliths, and Finding Crashed ShipsSurvival: Elements to Carry to Recharge Gear When ExploringControls for No Man's Sky on Playstation 4 and PC with Xbox ControllerSentinels and Wanted Level 5 (Max)Stardew ValleyI've been writing on the indie RPG Stardew Valley, beginning with guides to Farming, Fishing, Foraging, Mining, and how you gain skill experience and level up those various skills.I've also written guides to help you to pick between two Professions at level 5 and 10 in a skill, know the items to keep for Community Center Bundles, teach you to fish, or use bait and tackle. For your smelting needs, I've also written on how to find Copper and smelt it into copper bars. I've fallen in love with this game and plan to write as much as I can about its systems. Soon enough it'll be out for Xbox and PS4! Here are other new pages:Skills in Stardew ValleyGiving Gifts to Raise Villager Relationships MarriageCaring for Cows and Getting MilkHow Grandpa Scores at End of Stardew ValleyThe Skull Key Skull Cavern - Accessing the harder dungeon for IridiumPlanting Trees - Farming Fruit and Using Tappers - includes pictures to help you tell normal trees apart.Tools, Upgrades, and Effects - How and when to upgrade your tools, and what they do.The Desert - Unlocking via vault bundlesStardew Valley Tips Help Basic beginner information that provides handy adviceThings to Do During Winter - for when you can't grow crops and still want to make money.Crops to Grow - Lists the crops you will want to grow each season in order to complete bundles.Crop Prices - The most profitable plants to growFallout 4 GuideI've started coverage of Fallout 4, with plans to do a much better job staying on top of DLC than I did with Fallout 3. I also plan to go deeper with my information so as to be more helpful for future readers. I do NOT plan to make a walkthrough for the game, but may occasionally cover quests. I believe a lot of that is up to the player. I'm fascinated by its gameplay elements so am more focused on making guides to help players find Bobbleheads, analyze Perks, SPECIAL Stats, the game's Settlements system, weapons, and other aspects of gameplay. The site is now 60+ pages of pure content, so I've already outdone my past effort on Fallout 3 with plans to write more.The guide is ever-evolving just like my other projects. It's fully usable now, but will improve over time as more information is clarified and I learn more about the game. You can contact me if you'd like to share a tip!Terraria GuideMy Terraria Guide focuses on gameplay and how to get specific, desireable items. My walkthrough portion highlights a lot of little strategies that can help a player progress past the Wall of Flesh, into hard mode, and one day conquer the Moon Lord. Here are the most popular areas of the site:Progression WalkthroughBosses - guides to defeating all of the game's bosses.Moon Lord - defeating the hardest bossHard Mode - guide to getting started in hard.Money - making money in TerrariaGameplay TipsGetting Wings so that you can fly in TerrariaCrafting a Terra BladeMining in Terraria - general advice for efficiency's sake.Farming Plants for Potions - you'll want to do this before hard mode if you're an average player.Civilization 5 StrategyI've written a huge Civ 5 strategy guide which features information on all major gameplay mechanics, how they work, and how you can exploit them in this grand 4x strategy game. The most popular guides for this game are:Civs Leader BonusesScienceHappinessSpiesWorld CongressVictory ConditionsDiplomacyCitiesSocial PoliciesCity StatesScience VictorySkyrim GuideMy Skyrim Guide is about 40 pages and features information on all of the skills and perks within the game. Tutorials and explanations for most gameplay concepts are offered. It's less about quests and spoilers and more about how to use the game's systems to your advantage.You'll find guides about:Combat SkillsArchery - Snipe enemies from afar. Synergy with stealth.Heavy Armor - High damage resistanceOne Handed Weapons - for sword and shield or dual wieldSmithing - upgrade your gear!Magic SkillsConjuration - summon monsters to help you fight.Destruction - deal magic damage to opponents.Enchanting - Learn to enhance gear with magical effects.Restoration - curative spells to aid in combatStealth SkillsAlchemy and Plants - for a handy boost or huge moneyLockpicking - get through locks for shortcuts and lootPickpocket - steal from NPCs and line your own pocketsSneak Stealth - deal massive damage and avoid combatGameplay GuidesDragonsCheatsGuildsPerksRacesFallout 4 GuideMy Fallout 4 Guide is one of my most extensive. It covers every perk in the game, the Automatron and Far Harbor DLC, and offers advice without spoiling anything in the game. If you end up on a quest page, you'll generally find that it lacks plot details so that you can enjoy the game for yourself. I'm just there to help explain how things work to new players and how you can make a powerful build.Fallout 3Fallout 3 Bobblehead LocationsFallout 3 Guide and Quest WalkthroughsCheatsSims 3 CheatsSims 4 CheatsMiscellaneous BlogsGifting a Game Through Origin: WorkaroundsMake Twitter Show Newest Tweets FirstGhosting: Breakups by DisappearingOvercoming Jealousy for a Healthy RelationshipClimate Change and Global Warming InformationHow long have we known about Global Warming?What Will Happen if Climate Changes?How Do We Know the Climate's Changing?LinksRealm of Gaming: Game Reviews and NewsVGCollect - a Video Game Database to help track your collectionVariety Reading: Inspirational ArticlesTouching StoriesFollow @carlsguidesCurrent ProjectsI'm presently focused on Fallout 4 and improvement of my Sims 4 Guide. This year, I hope to continue with both of these projects simultaneously and updating them as they receive DLC.

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