Where to Find Clawitzer and Dragalge in Pokemon Sword and Shield

It has been over a month since the DLC Expansion part 1; the Isle of Armor has come to the Pokemon Sword and Shield, and already it has managed to acquire numerous new gamers. Major credit goes to its initiative of adding up 200 new Pokemons to the game. Along with various new players, several Pokemons in this DLC have been added from the previous generation game. This list consists of the names of different legendary Pokemons, including Clawitzer and Dragalge. Thus, in this article, we will help the gamers find these two legendary Pokemons in the Galar world.

Where to Find Clawitzer and Dragalge

Before proceeding to the following process, let us first brief the gamers about Clawitzer and Dragalge a bit. Both of these Pokemons have been retained through Pokemon X and Pokemon Y in which Clawitzer has been migrated from Pokemon X, whereas Dragalge is from Pokemon Y. Clawitzer is a water-type Pokemon, whereas Dragalge possesses the dragon and poison abilities. Below we have correctly written all the locations where gamers can find Clawitzer and Dragalge.

Clawitzer

Gamers need to visit these locations individually to encounter Clawitzer, and here are the locations:

▪          Honeycalm Island: Players can find Clawitzer in this location during the day-time.

▪          Honeycalm Sea: Gamers can find the Clawitzer in this location at night.

▪          Insular Sea: Players can find Clawitzer in this location at night.

▪          Stepping-Stone Sea: Gamers can find Clawitzer in this location during the day-time.

▪          Workout Sea: Players can find Clawitzer in this location during the day-time.

Gamers need to know that Clawitzer is a rare Pokemon with only a 1% Spawn rate, so they need to keep trying hard to find it in these locations.

Dragalge

Gamers have to visit all these locations to find Dragalge and here individually:

▪          Workout Sea: Players need to find the Dragalge in this location at night.

▪          Honeycalm Sea: Gamers need to find the Dragalge in this location at night.

▪          Insular Sea: Players need to find the Dragalge in this location during the day-time.

▪          Stepping-Stone Sea: Gamers need to find the Dragalge in this location at night.

Gamers need to know that similar to Clawitzer, Dragalge is a rare Pokemon with only a 9% Spawn rate, so they need to keep on trying hard to find it in these locations.

Conclusion

The article contains information about newly arrived legendary Pokemon, Clawitzer, and Dragalge in Pokemon Sword and Shield. In this article, we have provided information about finding these legendary Pokemon. We hope that gamers who have visited this article will find them with the help of this article.

Charlie Wilson is a Mcafee expert and has been working in the technology industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Charlie has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as Mcafee.com/activate.

WearOS Smartwatch: How to Use Google Maps Like a Pro

Your smartwatch that is running on the “WearOS” operating system can effortlessly show you turn-by-turn directions while you drive to an unknown place. Google Maps works just fine on WearOS and is capable of telling you step by step instructions about the route.

In case your smartwatch has built-in GPS, you can actually use Google Map navigation without being linked to your smartphone. In addition to that, you can even access the complete Google Map places online if your watch has a dedicated LTE connection.

In this article, we are going to learn how to use Google Maps on WearOS. So if you were searching for a solution to use Google Maps on WearOS, then you have come to the right place.

How to Access Google Map on WearOS?

In order to do so, follow the steps given down here:

1.       First and foremost, go to Google Play Store on your wearable. 

2.       Then, search for Google Map in the upper search bar.

3.       Choose the best matching result.

4.       Download and install the app.

Now your smartwatch is all set for using Google Maps navigation. As we said above, you will be able to access the navigation system while not even connected to an Android or iOS device as long as your device supports it. However, you will need your phone’s location or GPS if your watch is running an older version of WearOS.

Get Google Maps’ Voice Navigation Instructions on WearOS

You can tell your smartwatch to take you to a specific place with its Google Maps navigation systems. You will be able to listen to the voice instructions from your watch once the destination and your present location are granted.

Follow the instructions mentioned down below to get turn-by-turn guidance from Google Map on your WearOS enabled wearable:

1.       First and foremost, wake up your wearable.

2.       Then speak out “Ok Google....”

3.       Just after that, speak “navigate to (Placename).....”

4.       Now tell it the mode of your transportation “by bike, foot, or car.”

5.       Your watch will now show you a Google Maps card and you can further tell it about the route there manually if necessary.

6.       Your watch will now start turn-by-turn navigation with voice.

You can use this feature anytime as long as your watch is connected to the internet and has a GPS system.

How to Start Turn-by-Turn Navigation on WearOS Manually

In case you don’t want to use voice commands to start Google Maps’ voice navigation, then you can also use it manually.

All you have to do is follow the instructions mentioned down here:

1.       On your WearOS watch, navigate to Google Maps.

2.       Find the destination place on the map. You can search for it manually using the search bar.

3.       Then, hit the Navigation button on the bottom of the watch’s screen.

4.       Swipe left to know the address of the selected place where you want to go.

5.       If you swipe one more time to the left, you can see the mode of transportation.

6.       There you can select the mode of transport that you are using, such as a car, walking, bicycle, etc.

7.       Now swipe to the left for the final time to close the menu and start your navigation.

Google Maps on WearOS: Hot Tips and Tricks

●        When your navigation starts, swipe up the green card on the bottom of the screen to view the list of the upcoming directions on your WearOS.

●        To see the estimated time and remaining distance for your destination, swipe left on your watch screen.

●        To take a pause from your full-screen navigation and minimize it, swipe right on the screen.

●        To continue the minimized navigation, press the blue arrow in the directions notification.

●        To close the Google Maps navigation, swipe the card upward, and then swipe left. Now Choose the Exit button.

Conclusion:

Many people think that smartwatches are not apt for Google Maps navigation, but that’s barely true if you know the correct way of using it. Yes, it might be a little challenging for you if you are a beginner in using WearOS watches.

All you have to do is understand and follow the steps mentioned in this article to use it like a pro. 

Weapon Tier List in Modern Warfare Season 4

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare multiplayer has a good hold of the online community, and that too for a good reason. Recently for its season 4, Modern Warfare has updated its weapons tier list, and with it brought in two great new weapons, but balancing changes have also shaken up the Meta.

The Season 4 for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was highly anticipated by the player base and rightfully so as it brought in much-needed updates to Modern Warfare and War Zone yet. Every new piece of content was worth the wait, but the new weapons included in the battle pass are easily some of the best guns in the game. Throughout the time of season 3 and the start of season 4, the balance of weapons has been changed a lot, and therefore new weapons have shot to the top of the list, and some old weapons have hit relegation.

Both Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone have a lot of playstyles, and therefore having a gun with more versatility is preferred. But having guns which are great in one situation, and not as strong in the other, are useful sometimes too. Hardcore mode is also preferred by many as it evens the playing field. When everything does more damage, every gun becomes a lot more viable to use. There is still a tier system in the game that keeps the categories different, and until and unless there is a major update, the current hierarchy will be here to stay for at least this season.

D-Tier Weapons

This is the very bottom of the barrel in the class of weapons in the game. It is quite literally not worth it to use these weapons in the game and have a giant disadvantage in front of others. Short of grinding these weapons for skins, There is no use. Fans of these weapons have to suffer through this.

The VLK Rogue is a joke weapon, in an already underwhelming weapon class. The Uzi, on the other hand, is in a strong class of weapons, but its slow rate of fire and characteristic pause between pulling the trigger and firing makes it the worst one. The SA87 is the worst LMG, and the Dragunov is a sniper that is almost painful to use. The weapons patches have fixed a lot of issues, and it can only be hoped for things to get better.

C-Tier Weapons

Although better than the worst weapons out there, these ones still have a lot of downsides to be a decent standby. The Model 680 and Origin 12 end up in C-Tier just because shotguns aren't reliable in Modern Warfare. The FAL does some serious damage, but with good DMRs and other accurate 7.62 caliber rifles now in the running, it doesn’t build up to it. The KAR98K, PP19 Bizon, X16, and 1911 pistols, PILA launcher, and Kilo-141 all fail to make a strong impression compared to any other weapon in their respective classes. They are not the worst, but they don't stand out.

B-Tier Weapons

The weapons in this class are relatively good and can almost be used as the main weapon, but because they aren’t as versatile as other weapons in their class, they generally don’t match up properly. The HDR sniper is great in Warzone, but not so much in the standard multiplayer. The Striker 45 is a pretty bog-standard SMG despite how good its real-world counterpart, the UMP, maybe. The FR 5.56, or FAMAS, is an extremely fun weapon to use, but without being fully automatic it is let down. The M91 and MG34 are good weapons, even though other options in the same class are far better. The Holger-26 is a unique LMG with some AR characteristics, but its damage is too low.

A-Tier Weapons

The A-Tier weapons are the sweet spot for guns. These guns are perfect for weapon balancing, are quite versatile, and are neither overpowered nor underpowered and hence are the bread and butter of the game. Strong in their own lane, versatile enough to use as a main but not too good at everything, this list of weapons has grown as the developers slowly but surely balance guns through consecutive Modern Warfare patches. With a little bit of everything, they become the idol selection for players.

S- Tier Weapons

The CR-56 AMAX was just added in Season 4 alongside the Fennec, and both of them look to be some of the very best guns in the game. The Fennec is clearly overpowered too. The S-Tier weapons are the possible bests in their classes by being a dream to use, but they are just as rare to be found. They have the highest DPS and lowest recoil in the game.

Charlie Wilson is a Mcafee expert and has been working in the technology industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Charlie has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as Mcafee.com/activate.