SkyBlock Server - Servers - Minecraft Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

• join the official server: bungee.skyblock.net
• join an alternative server: mc.hypixel.net
• CLICK HERE to visit the official website

Slakebuster Trophy - Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

To trigger Drax's Call-to-Action against the Slakebeast, you’ll need to weaken the beast in Chapter 3 by lowering the beasts health until it’s very low or until you’ve filled up the Stagger meter, wait for a random Triangle button prompt upon staggering it and then press the Triangle button when Drax steps up to perform the move. The Call-to-Action is chosen at random, if this happens, just reload your last checkpoint. If you’re struggling to unlock this trophy, you can low your difficulty level and then wait until your other Guardians have fell down during combat, so that Drax becomes active again.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Guide

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

About the Game

Pages

• Walkthrough
• Photo Mode Gallery
• Links & Bookmarks
• Fanart
• Locations
• Marvel Artefacts Database
• Marvel Cinematic Universe Database
• Trophies & Achievements
• Galactic Compendium
• Outfits
• Glitches
• DLCs & Editions
• Endings
• Hang in There Poster

Endings - Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

• Good Ending: Defeat Magus in Chapter 16
• Bad Ending: Accept “The Promise” in Chapter 8

Galactic Frugality Trophy - Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

You’ll need to start a new game from the beginning, so if you missed this during your first playthrough, you should definitely try to unlock this during your New Game+ playthrough.

1. Start a New Game+ playthrough or start a new game from scratch
2. In Chapter 2, select “Stash the Llama”
3. In Chapter 4, when talking to Lady Hellbender, select “Encourage Drax” and followed by “Support Drax” to earn 12,000 Units
4. In Chapter 6, don’t spend any Units at Knowhere Markets on Knowhere
5. In Chapter 9, the terminal to connect with the Worldmind will appear, select: Standard Galactic > Past Crimes > Pay a Fine and then during the dialogue with the Worldmind, select “Share Intel” then followed by “Appeal to Duty” to sow a Seed of Doubt into the supercomputer
6. Once the Worldmind leaves the conversation, head to the terminal at the Captain’s Chair in the Cockpit
7. On the terminal, select “Confirm Payment”
8. Trophy Unlocks

Rewards - Forza Horizon 5 Guide

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Reward Car Builds

The following are Share Codes for you to unlock Reward Cars.

• 2022 Mazda MX-5 Miata RF: 821 820 627

• 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Formula-S: 158 238 801

• 1982 Lancia 037 Stradale - Street Racer: 723 640 695

• 1982 Lancia 037 Stradale - Rally: 302 929 954

• 2020 Honda Civic RS: 590 246 671

• 1970 AMC Rebel The Machine: 175 146 365

• 1987 Porsche 959: 125 217 843

• 1974 Honda Civic RS: 296 975 423

• 1984 Honda Civic CRX: 150 135 636

• 1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata: 199 101 472

• 1969 Ford Firebird 400: 333 030 958

• Plymouth Fury: 820 892 283

• 1971 AMC Javelin AMX: 183 623 946

• 2023 Ford Fiesta ST: 949 001 111

• 2023 Toyota Camry TRD: 781 971 912

• 2022 Ford Focus ST: 981 766 284

• 2019 Porsche #70 Motorsport 935: 118 771 058

• 2023 Porsche 911 GT3 R: 118 586 999

• 2021 Porsche 911 GT3: 175 367 987

• 2015 Mercedes-AMG GT S: 166 518 616

• 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee: 194 960 205

• 2022 Toyota GR86: 983 867 132

• 2012 Eagle Speedster: 665 411 161

• 1985 HDT VK Commodore Group A: 106 965 699

• 1974 Volkswagen Type 181 “VW Thing”: 124 300 251

• 1976 Volkswagen SP-2: 165 518 616

• 2021 Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae: 109 327 508

Reward Map Builds

The following are Share Codes for you to unlock Reward Maps. These are unlocked using the EventLab.

• Machi Yume: 485 903 433

• Los Jardines Circuit: 165 113 381

Glitches - Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

These are glitches I’ve discovered while playing the game on my PS5 and PS4.

• Game Crash when Drax falls due to the lightning strikes on Seknarf Nine. Reloading the last checkpoint from the Pause Menu BEFORE you advance past the lightning strikes resolves this issue
• Using the “Migrate Save Games” feature on the Main Menu on the PS5 Version causes Collectibles to disappear when you play a recent Chapter that you’ve completed earlier. Going back to previous Chapters to collect those missing Collectibles will restore the Collectibles in your “Collectibles” section on the Character Menu during gameplay
• Some dialogue will not appear during gameplay. The only solution I could find is by reloading the last checkpoint from the Pause Menu

Globetrotter Trophy - Adam’s Venture Origins Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

You need to spin the globes at least once in each of the following locations in the game.

Globe 1 (Oxford): Located in your father's office at the very beginning of the game.

Globe 2 (Oxford Library): Found later in the Oxford level, hidden within the large library area.

Globe 3 (Luz): The final globe is inside the Professor's office in the town of Luz, after you lower the bridge and solve the electrical puzzles.

Phone Apps - Saints Row Reboot Guide

Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Main Game

• Map
• Missions (sub-sections: Missions; Challenges; Completed)
• Style
• Camera
• Skills
• Perks
• Wanted
• Cash
• Contacts
• Collectibles
• Playlist
• Cheats

Online

• Sharing

DLCs

Doc. Ketchum’s Murder Circus DLC

• Murder Circus

Player Homes - Locations - Fallout 3 Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

Below is a list of locations I’ve found that you can store stuff safely in that never leave no matter how many in-game years you spend away from.

Main Game

• My Megaton Home
• Memorial Maintenance Room, Lincoln Memorial, The Mall: Interestingly, if you kill all of the Slavers that are there including the ones at the statue above (exterior) as well as those in this room (interior), you can permanently use this space as your Player Home without any of your stuff going missing. The bodies won’t disappear, so you can store items in them (creepily, I guess). Interesting bug or feature, don’t know. Will try this out a few more times just to be sure that stuff remains there.

DLCs

None

Fallout 4 Interactive Map (Maps)

 Map by Warren Woodhouse

Currently a work in progress. Check back in a few weeks when it’s fully complete.

CLICK HERE to check out the map on my GitHub page.

How to create Carlo’s Car from Saints Row 2 - Saints Row Reboot Guide

Saints Row 2

Saints Row: The Third Remastered

Collage with photos I’ve taken from gameplay on Saints Row 2, Screenshot I’ve taken on Saints Row: The Third Remastered & Photo Mode photos by Warren Woodhouse

The reboot game has a slightly different colour scheme as it appears quite bright rather than dull colours in the previous games. However, I’ve managed to recreate Carlo’s green Hammerhead from Saints Row 2 in both Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row Reboot.

Guide

How To Get to the Top of Panther Rock - Saints Row Reboot Guide

Guide & Video by Warren Woodhouse

In this video, I show you how to reach the very top of Panther Rock using the Jump Button and another clip showing you how to reach the inside of the Mouth Area as well.

Vaults - Fallout Franchise Guide

 Guide by Warren Woodhouse

List I’ve compiled from various sources, tv series, documentaries, behind the scenes videos, gameplay videos, comics, novels, games, podcasts and more from around the world as well as official sources as well, in this large comprehensive compendium.

There are well over 140 Vaults, some are operated, controlled and constructed by Vault-Tec Corporation. while other Vaults are for either Personal Use or for Public Use. There are 17 control Vaults.

DLC denotes a Downloadable Content Pack.

CCDLC denotes a Creation Club Downloadable Content Pack and/or Game Mod, most are created by players, independent developers and AAA major title developers.

• Vault-Tec: Among the Stars: Vault-Tec: Among the Stars, Galactic Zone, Nuka-World Amusement Park, Bradberton, MA. (Game: Fallout 4: Nuka-World DLC)
• Vault-Tec’s Vault of Tomorrow: Museum of Technology, The Mall, Washington, D.C. (Game: Fallout 3)
• Secret Vault: add, Los Lobos, TX. (Game: Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel)
• Demonstration Vault: add, Los Angeles, CA. (Game: Fallout | Experiment: To demonstrate what life would be like living underground in a military grade nuclear fallout shelter. | Codename: Project Shelter)
• Nursery Vault: NPS Black Canyon National Park, Black Canyon, CO. (Game: Project FO3: Van Buren, cancelled game | Experiment: Intended to preserve fauna and flora in a non-radiated fully functional automated vault for the purpose of revitalising life that mankind destroyed. | Codename: Project Nursery)
• Secret Lab Vault: located inside and underneath Point Lookout Lighthouse, Point Lookout, MD. (Game: Fallout 3: Point Lookout DLC)
• Securitron Vault: located inside and underneath Weather Monitoring Station, The Fort, Fortification Hill, CO. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas)
• Mr. House’s Private Chamber: located inside and underneath Lucky 38 Hotel & Casino, The Strip, Las Vegas, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas)
• Vault 0: Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center, Cheyenne Mountain Complex, Colorado Springs, CO. (Game: Fallout 2 | Experiment: To have all the geniuses brains cryogenically frozen for the remainder of the Vault's entire operation. | Codename: Project Genius)
• Vault 1: add, Los Angeles, CA. (Game: Fallout; Film: Fallout, cancelled film | Experiment: To remain in isolation for 70 years. | Codename: Project Safehouse)
• Vault 2: add (Game: Fallout Tactics)
• Vault 3: add, Los Angeles, CA. (Game: Fallout; Fallout: New Vegas, mentioned only | Experiment: No experiment was conducted. | Codename: UNKNOWN)
• Vault 4: add, Los Angeles, CA. (TV Series: Fallout - Season One)
• Vault 5: add
• Vault 6: add (Game: Fallout Extreme, cancelled game)
• Vault 7: add
• Vault 8: Western Nevada (Game: Fallout, mentioned only | Experiment: Cloning | Note: Found in “Vault City” | Codename: UNKNOWN)
• Vault 9: add
• Vault 10: add
• Vault 11: near Boulder City, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas | Experiment: Intended to tell the inhabitants told that they must sacrifice one of their fellow vault dwellers each year and that, should they refuse, all the vault dwellers will be killed. If the residents refused, an “Automated solution response” was supposed to be played. The message stated that by choosing not to select one of their own as a sacrifice, the vault dwellers are “a shining example to humanity” and that no one will be killed. | Codename: UNKNOWN)
• Vault 12: Bakersfield, CA. (Game: Fallout | Experiment: Intended to study the effects of radiation on the selected population by not closing the vault blast door.)
• Vault 13: Mt. Whitney, CA. (Game: Fallout | Experiment: To remain in isolation for 200 years. | Notes: Seen in the Opening Cinematic)
• Vault 14: add
• Vault 15: add (Game: Fallout 2 | Experiment: To remain in isolation for 50 years.)
• Vault 16: add
• Vault 17: add, CA. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas, mentioned only | Experiment: UNKNOWN | Notes: The vault was raided in the year 2154 and its inhabitants taken prisoner by The Master’s Army. They were subsequently turned into Super Mutants. It is unknown what this vault’s experiment was or if it was one of the seventeen control vaults.)
• Vault 18: add
• Vault 19: near Red Rock Canyon, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas | Experiment: Intended to involve the segregation of the dwellers into 2 different coloured sections with minimal contact.)
• Vault 20: add
• Vault 21: 3437 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Valley, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas | Experiment: Intended to preserve the local historical pastime of Gambling as a form of a society encouragement and to see if this is what caused humans downfall. | Note: Converted into a hotel. | Codename: Project Blackjack)
• Vault 22: near Las Vegas, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas | Experiment: Intended to keep the entire population of the vault alive with plants grown within its confines.)
• Vault 23: add
• Vault 24: add (Game: Fallout: New Vegas, cut content)
• Vault 25: add
• Vault 26: add
• Vault 27: add (Game: Fallout: Bible)
• Vault 28: add
• Vault 29: Salt Lake City, UT. (Game: Project FO3: Van Buren, cancelled game | Experiment: Intended to populate by young children with the original inhabitants being no more than 16 years old. | Notable Residents: Harold)
• Vault 30: add
• Vault 31: add, Los Angeles, CA. (TV Series: Fallout - Season One)
• Vault 32: add, Los Angeles, CA. (TV Series: Fallout - Season One)
• Vault 33: add, Los Angeles, CA. (TV Series: Fallout - Season One)
• Vault 34: add, Las Vegas, NV. (Game: Fallout: New Vegas)
• Vault 35: add
• Vault 36: add
• Vault 37: add
• Vault 38: add
• Vault 39: add
• Vault 40: add
• Vault 41: add
• Vault 42: add
• Vault 43: add, Colorado Springs, CO. (Comic Book: Fallout 3: One Man and a Crate of Puppies)
• Vault 44: add
• Vault 45: add
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• Vault 51: add, WV. (Game: Fallout 76: Wild Appalachia DLC; Fallout 76: Nuclear Winter DLC)
• Vault 52: add
• Vault 53: add
• Vault 54: add
• Vault 55: add, FL. (Game: Fallout 4: Miami CCDLC, officially recognised game mod by Fallout Miami Development Team)
• Vault 56: add
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• Vault 63: Dark Hollow Manor, WV. (Game: Fallout 76: Skyline Valley DLC)
• Vault 64: add
• Vault 65: Slumber Mill Motel, WV. (Game: Fallout 76: Skyline Valley DLC)
• Vault 66: add
• Vault 67: add
• Vault 68: add, FL. (Game: Fallout 4: Miami CCDLC, officially recognised game mod by Fallout Miami Development Team)
• Vault 69: add, Denver, CO. (Comic Book: Fallout 3: One Man and a Crate of Puppies)
• Vault 70: add
• Vault 71: add, Boston, MA. (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 72: add
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• Vault 74: add
• Vault 75: add, Boston, MA. (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 76: add, Eagle Rock, VA. (Game: Fallout 76)
• Vault 77: add, CO. (Comic Book: Fallout 3: One Man and a Crate of Puppies)
• Vault 78: add
• Vault 79: add, WV. (Game: Fallout 76: Wastelanders DLC)
• Vault 80: add
• Vault 81: Chestnut Hillock Reservoir, Chestnut Hillock Nature Reserve, The Fens District, Boston, MA. (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 82: add
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• Vault 87: located inside and underneath Little Lamplight Caverns, The Capital Wasteland. Note: access directly from the original surface entrance is inaccessible due to high levels of radiation, the safest approach is through Little Lamplight Caverns. (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 88: Quincy Quarries Reservation Site, Quincy, MA. (Game: Fallout 4: Vault-Tec Workshop DLC)
• Vault 89: add
• Vault 90: add
• Vault 91: add
• Vault 92: add, Olney, MD. (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 93: add
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• Vault 95: add, Boston, MA. (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 96: add
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• Vault 101: near Springfield, VA. (Game: Fallout 3)
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• Vault 106: near Arefu (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 107: add
• Vault 108: near Canterbury Commons (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 109: Vault-Tec: Vault of Tomorrow, Museum of Technology, The Mall, Washington D.C., The Capital Wasteland (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 110: add
• Vault 111: 38.9388941, -77.2967822 (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 112: located inside and underneath Smith Casey’s Garage (Game: Fallout 3)
• Vault 113: add
• Vault 114: MBTA Park Street Station, 1 Park Street, Boston Common, Financial District, Boston, MA. (Game: Fallout 4)
• Vault 115: add
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• Vault 117: add
• Vault 118: Eagle’s Cliff Hotel, Eagle’s Cliff, Desert Island, ME. (Game: Fallout 4: Far Harbor DLC)
• Vault 119: add
• Vault 120: add, FL. (Game: Fallout 4: Miami CCDLC, officially recognised game mod by Fallout Miami Development Team)
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• Vault 1080: near Hillside, Old North Road, MA. (Game: Fallout 4: Vault 1080 CCDLC, officially recognised game mod by Nvidia Corporation. | Experiment: unknown | Codename: Project 1080)
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