Rory Norris

United Kingdom

Freelance Games Journalist | Prev. Guides Editor @Gfinity, @StealthOptional | Words in: @PCGamesN, @TheLoadout, @SUPERJUMPmag, @LostinCult + | YouTuber.

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How to complete the Oblivion Remastered deluxe edition quests

1 day ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

So, you forked out for the Oblivion Remastered deluxe edition content and are now left clueless about how to actually claim your in-game bonuses. Unlike most games, you're given no hints as to where you have to go to get your hands on it. After exploring Cyrodiil, I've figured out that these special items are actually rewards for completing new questlines: Burning Trail and A Wound in Time.
Marvel Rivals costume customisation explained

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

At long last, NetEase has finally treated us to costume customisation in Marvel Rivals. It's not quite as extensive or intricate as many would have hoped, but it's certainly a step in the right direction. That being said, its limited rollout across the roster and yet another currency added to the mix make skin customisation rather complicated.
How to get unstable molecules in Marvel Rivals

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

After widespread fan requests, Marvel Rivals finally has skin customisation, but it comes with a catch. You can't just pick any old colour you want and slap it onto your skin. No, instead, you need to get unstable molecules to buy colour palettes. Alongside chrono tokens, costume coins, and various premium currencies, this new item is yet another thing to keep track of. On the bright side, the new Marvel Rivals costume customisation options do look great.
All Schedule 1 employees and how they work

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

One of the best ways to improve your income in Schedule 1 is to hire employees. These workers can be assigned to various tasks, which they'll handle on your behalf. You'll have to pay them a wage, unfortunately, but it's worth it in the long run. When you first unlock employees, you won't want to immediately go on a hiring spree. Workers aren't cheap, and you don't have much room in the sweatshop or bungalow to fit everyone anyhow.
How to use the brick press in Schedule 1

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

Making heaps of product in Schedule 1 is only half the battle–you'll also need to sell it, which generally means stocking up your dealers. The problem is that their inventories are incredibly small, only able to carry five different items at once. Using the brick press lets you bypass this limit somewhat, squashing stacks of drugs down to make your dealers more efficient. The brick press is similar to the jar, which also lets you stack items into a single item slot.
Best Schedule 1 barn setup and layout

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

So you've gone from a motel room to an apartment and a bungalow, and now it's time for the barn. This building finally gives you enough space to properly play around with fully automated production lines in Schedule 1, letting you make heaps of cash without lifting a finger. You'll still have to take the product to your dealers, but that's it. After experimenting with various layouts and employee routes, I've concocted the best Schedule 1 barn setup.
How to complete the Cerebro Database event in Marvel Rivals

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

As you'd expect from a new update, Marvel Rivals Season 2 brings tons of events you can complete for all sorts of free goodies. In fact, it's better than ever, as there are two events giving away great skins right now. While the Wanda's Chaos Gown event simply asks you to play some matches, the Cerebro Database event is much more complicated, at least at first glance.
How to find and use the pawn shop in Schedule 1

2 weeks ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

Once you've hired employees to handle the day-to-day running of your drug empire in Schedule 1, you'll soon end up with lots of equipment you don't need anymore. Added in version 0.3.4, you can now use the new pawn shop to sell old items. Before the fancy new pawn shop, you'd just have to drop items, permanently removing them to free up some inventory space. Being able to turn your unwanted items into cash instead is a nice improvement.
Schedule 1 money laundering explained

2 weeks ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

So, you've maxed out your deposit limit and have suddenly found out you have no obvious way to bank your cash—and no reputable business takes cash. This is where Schedule 1's money laundering system comes into play, letting you go beyond the stingy $10,000 per week ATM deposit limit. If you're anything like me, you avoided spending money on your business for far too long, prioritising quick upgrades to new equipment and buildings.
How to use the management clipboard in Schedule 1

2 weeks ago | pcgamer.com | Rory Norris

Intuitive isn't the word I'd use to describe Schedule 1, in large part thanks to its odd controls and menus. The management clipboard is by far the most egregious tool at your disposal, though it's also one of the most important, so you really do need to get to grips with it. After fiddling about with all the different options and hiring various employees, I've figured out everything you can do with the management clipboard. Here's what you need to know.