Welcome to our Borderlands 4 Classes List. In this guide, we will provide an overview of all classes in Borderlands 4. Classes are also referred to as Vault Hunters. Please note that this page is a Work in Progress, and is being updated as more information about Borderlands 4 becomes available. Amon Class – Borderlands […]
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The Wall Crasher is the first-ever Colossus that will allow for 8-player team-ups to fight it. It is an enormous field boss in Axion. It spawns in Axion at specific times. The Wall Crasher is twice the size of any other current available Colossus in The First Descendant. The “Wall Crasher” colossus will launch with […]
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Lounges in The First Descendant allow you to display and interact with all your favorite Descendants that you have acquired. This is a new feature available with Season 3 Breakthrough. Step Into First-Person, Step Into Their World Lounges offer an entirely new perspective by shifting the camera into first-person view as you enter. This design […]
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Major PvE upgrades arrive in the Season 3 Breakthrough update this July. Nexon is set to revolutionize The First Descendant once again with the Season 3: Breakthrough Mega Update, arriving July 2025. This major update introduces significant additions to the game’s PvE environment, including a brand-new open field zone, a massive Colossus boss encounter, and, […]
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This is a work in progress page. All The First Descendant Mounts/Vehicles will be added to this list. To match the scale of the new zone, The First Descendant is adding mountable traversal vehicles, giving players a faster and more fluid way to navigate vast environments. These mounts are expected to play a key role […]
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The first-ever Official Crossover with Nier: Automata was announced for The First Descendant Season 3 “Breakthrough”. NEXON has just dropped a major announcement that’s bound to excite fans of both sci-fi shooters and existential androids alike. The First Descendant, the fast-paced cooperative looter-shooter, is officially crossing over with the critically acclaimed action RPG NieR: Automata in […]
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Welcome to The First Descendant Nell Build Guide for Season 3. This is a template, work in progress. Table of Contents for the Nell Build: How to play Nell: A Deep Dive Nell Builds Overview Nell Farming Build Nell Dungeon/Void Erosion Purge Build Nell Bossing Build Nell Budget Build Ultimate Nell Build: N/A Nell Equipment Overview […]
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Everything You Need to Know About Nexon’s Upcoming Season 3 BREAKTHROUGH. The highly anticipated The First Descendant Season 3, dubbed the “Breakthrough” Mega Update, is shaping up to be the most ambitious content drop yet for Nexon’s free-to-play looter shooter. With a strong emphasis on community feedback, improved balance, and fresh co-op content, Season 3 […]
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For console addon developers only.DependenciesLibHarvensAddonSettingsDescriptionThis library helps with two challenges creating UI for consoles:Creating own dialogs (aka scenes).Adding functionality to built-in dialogs without knowing which other addon already using the limited keybinds.On PC you can create additional elements like buttons, context menus and so on to avoid conflict with other addons. But console does not have a mouse pointer.You also can not create new keybindings letting the user assign one out of hundred keys to it. There is no keyboard.The console UI is very much based on the key-strip and parametric scroll lists.This library helps creating simple settings-like dialogs/scenes quicker. Reusing the controls of LibHarvensAddonSettings and thereby reducing the number of controls created. This is saving memory, which is limited to 100MB for consoles.Technically the dialogs are settings not shown in the addon list.For a description of how to create the dialog controls look at LibHarvensAddonSettings.API:local dialog = LibConsoleDialogs:Create(title)Creates and returns a new dialog instance.Use dialog:AddSetting(option) or dialog:AddSettings(options). See LibHarvensAddonSettings for details.Use dialog:Select() or dialog:Show() to activate the dialog.LibConsoleDialogs:RegisterKeybind(sceneOrName, buttonInfo)Registers a keybind to the given scene. The actual used key is assign on demand.sceneOrName can be a scene object or a string with the name of an existing scene.buttonInfo ={name = number, string or function, alignment = KEYBIND_STRIP_ALIGN_CENTER/LEFT/RIGHT, tooltip = number, string or function,callback = function(buttonInfo) end,visible = boolean or function,order = number — Order on screen depends on the alignment. }LibConsoleDialogs:Close()Closes the keybind overflow dialog, if open. Use this, if you want to auto go back. If not, the user has to click the back button.You can call this function even if your keybind was activated directly. Example:local settings = LibConsoleDialogs:Create(“Dialog A”) — The title. Does not need to be unique.–]local checked = false–Define checkbox tablelocal checkbox = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_CHECKBOX, –setting typelabel = “Example Checkbox”, –label texttooltip = “This is an example checkbox”, –tooltip text (optional)default = false, –default value, only used when options.allowDefaults == true (optional)setFunction = function(state) –this function is called when the setting is changedchecked = stateend,getFunction = function()–this function is called to set initial state of the checkboxreturn checkedend,disable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend –when options.allowRefresh == true, this function will be called when any other setting is changed (optional)}–Add the checkbox to your “container”settings:AddSetting(checkbox)–And that’s is everything, below are other controls examples–]local sliderVal = 5local slider = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_SLIDER,label = “Example Slider”,tooltip = “This is an example slider”,setFunction = function(value)sliderVal = valueend,getFunction = function()return sliderValend,default = 5,min = 1,max = 10,step = 1,unit = “s”, –optional unitformat = “%d”, –value formatdisable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(slider)–]local button = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_BUTTON,label = “Example Button”,tooltip = “This is an example button”,buttonText = “Click me!”,clickHandler = function(control, button)d(“Click”)end,disable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(button)–]local editValue = “Hello”local edit = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_EDIT,label = “Example Edit”,tooltip = “This is an example edit”,default = “Hello”,setFunction = function(value)editValue = valueend,getFunction = function()return editValueend,disable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(edit)local TEST_DIALOG_A = settingslocal settings = LibConsoleDialogs:Create(“Dialog B”)–]local selectedText = “Item 4″local dropdown = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_DROPDOWN,label = “Example Dropdown”,tooltip = “This is an example dropdown”,setFunction = function(combobox, name, item)d(“Selected item: ” .. name .. “, data: ” .. tostring(item.data))selectedText = nameend,getFunction = function()return selectedTextend,default = “Item 4”,items = {{name = “Item 1”,data = 1},{name = “Item 2”,data = “Some string”},{name = “Item 3”,data = true},{name = “Item 4”,data = {value = 10}}},disable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(dropdown)–]local label = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_LABEL,label = “Example LabelnMultiline! |cff0000and colors|r”}settings:AddSetting(label)–]local section = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_SECTION,label = “Example Section”}settings:AddSetting(section)–]local colorR = 0.3local colorG = 0.6local colorB = 0.2local colorA = 1.0local color = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_COLOR,label = “Example Color”,tooltip = “This is an example color”,setFunction = function(…) –newR, newG, newB, newAcolorR, colorG, colorB, colorA = …end,default = {0.3, 0.6, 0.2, 1.0},getFunction = function()return colorR, colorG, colorB, colorAend,disable = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(color)local disableAll = {type = LibHarvensAddonSettings.ST_CHECKBOX,label = “Disable All”,tooltip = “This will disable all other settings”,default = false,setFunction = function(state)areSettingsDisabled = stateend,getFunction = function()return areSettingsDisabledend}settings:AddSetting(disableAll)local TEST_DIALOG_B = settings– Adding the dialog to the journal.LibConsoleDialogs:RegisterKeybind(GAMEPAD_QUEST_JOURNAL_ROOT_SCENE,{name = “Option 1”,tooltip = “Brief description of option 1”, — optionalalignment = KEYBIND_STRIP_ALIGN_CENTER,callback = function(buttonInfo) — Do your stuff here, eg.TEST_DIALOG_A:Show() — You can use SCENE_MANAGER:ShowScene(yourScene) for more complex UIend,visible = true,order = 100})LibConsoleDialogs:RegisterKeybind(GAMEPAD_QUEST_JOURNAL_ROOT_SCENE,{name = “Option 2”,callback = function(buttonInfo)TEST_DIALOG_B:Show()end,visible = true,order = 101})As you can see, most of the code is for the dialog logic. And not all the code you need to do before, without this library.May this is all you need already. May it is a kickstart for your own console UI.
