If you want to get into buildings and chests that don’t belong to you, you’re going to need to know how to pick locks in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Lockpicking is simple to understand but difficult ...

Picking locks in Dying Light: The Beast is a fairly simple process. When you come across a lock you can pick, and have lockpicks in your inventory, interact with the lock to open a minigame window. In ...

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The first mission in Star Wars Outlaws revolves around repairing your Data Spike, at which point you will be free to pick any lock you come across. Unlike other games, this doesn't run out or need to ...

Looting is essential for players who want to progress in SCUM. While one can live off the land with handmade tools and weapons, getting proper gear is still going to be desirable, especially if ...

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 offers players a lot of freedom in how they explore Bohemia. If you're looking to take a less noble route and roleplay as a thief, then you're going to need to master the ...

To pick locks with the data spike, you need to click or press in time with with rhythm You can turn on a visual aid to make it easier to see the timing You can change the difficulty of dataspiking in ...

Lock-picking in Starfield is a must-have skill for sneaky thieves or expert looters. It is especially helpful if you want to gather some extra ammo, weapons, and resources while out on expedition. Of ...

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Star Wars Outlaws is absolutely full of locks to pick and terminals to hack, so we’re here to explain how to do both. Both of these thieving skills involve mini-games that can be a bit confusing at ...

After nearly 15 years of partaking in locksport, the hobby of overcoming locking systems, David Seidl quickly points out he isn’t much better at it now than he was when he started. What locksport has ...