I've been trying to use the "mark scrap that contains xxx items" tool to essentially highlight all takeable scrap in the wasteland, but with no luck. Is there a way to mark every single kind of material, so that all scrap would be highlighted? If this doesn't exist in the default game, can it be ...

So I enjoy playing Nasus and Riven top lane, and every other game, I come across a champ that Rito has defined as a Juggernaut.(e.x. Darius, Illaoi, Garen, and the occasional Morde) I'm reading from all over that the juggernauts in the Juggernaut update were still extremely unhealthy but had win...

When building structures in Minecraft I usually tend to thoroughly plan my lighting layout, with the primary focus on a seamless coverage of the whole "civilized" area in a light level of at least 8, to keep hostile mobs from spwaning at night. For this, though, the easiest way in unmodified Min...

I have a number of settlers assigned for farming in my rather oversized farm however there always seems to be plenty of spare fruit/veg left when I visit. I check in the storage and there's sometimes like 30-40 harvested, but most of the time it's more like 6-10 with plenty left on the floors. ...

I have beaten the game, and am now building settlements. Vendors don't have enough money to buy even a fraction of the gear I collect on the average building clear, even with buying ammo and fusion cores. I've been scrapping gear by dropping it on the floor, then using settlement mode to dismantl...

Almost everything in Fallout 4 can be scrapped for components, but not quite everything. Folders, for instance, cannot. What are all the items in this category?

So I bought a Call of Duty Black Ops 3 game for PC at EB Games. When I put it in the disc drive and opened the link, it opened Steam and asked for a product code. Only problem is that I don't know what a Product Code is. Please help me, I really want to play. :'(

I've got a basic chicken farm, which takes eggs from a bunch of seed chickens, and channels them down to a dispenser. The dispenser has a comparator coming out the back which checks whether it's full, then it starts a comparator clock, which fires the dispenser until it's empty. It works great, u...