Omnihanded Entertainmet News | How Limp Bizkit Ended Up Working On Battlefield 6

The Battlefield 6 official soundtrack features Limp Bizkit, and while the collaboration might seem natural given the game series is known for “breaking stuff” and Limp Bizkit has a song called “Break Stuff,” the partnership wasn’t planned from the onset. Henry Jackman, who scored Battlefield 6, said in an interview with Hollywood Records that he was nearly finished with the Battlefield 6 OST before wondering if a collaboration with a rock group might benefit the game.

“There is definitely a bit of a rock thing going on,” he said, referring to Battlefield’s iconic theme. “Would it be completely crazy… is there any mileage in trying to think of some crazy collaboration with a band… that’s obviously got serious rock credentials?”

A partnership would also require a group to be “creatively humble enough” to work on a collaborative project that is outside their wheelhouse. So Jackman thought, “What about Limp Bizkit?”

Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst says in the video that he warmed up to the idea immediately and that his aim with contributing to the Battlefield 6 OST was to, “Follow the yellow brick road until we get to Henry…”

Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff” was featured in a Battlefield 6 trailer, and that was pretty fitting because the Battlefield series is indeed all about breaking stuff via its trademark destruction elements.

Battlefield 6 reportedly sold 7 million copies over its first five days, which one analyst says is close to Call of Duty-like levels. It remains to be seen if Battlefield Studios can keep the momentum and engagement going, but the company has seemingly laid a strong foundation to build on.

Next up for Battlefield 6 is the launch of Season 1 on October 28, and that’s also the day that the game’s battle royale mode is rumored to launch.

As for the competitive landscape, EA veteran Patrick Soderlund’s Embark Studios is launching its new multiplayer shooter Arc Raiders on October 30, while Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 comes out on November 14.

Eevee location: Streets and rooftops

If you’re really lucky, you can get an Eevee early in the game while you’re exploring the rooftops of buildings in Lumiose City. One particular location that we know of is the top of the triple scaffolding in the southern part of the city. It’s near Bleu Sector 7/Nouveau Cafe Truck No. 2.

The Eevee at this location isn’t particularly high level, but you need to defeat them in battle nonetheless. Moreover, we suggest using an Ultra Ball to improve your chances of capturing them.

Note: If you fail to catch the Eevee, it will disappear. You can pass the time by resting on a bench, though it’s not guaranteed to respawn on the next day-night cycle.

You might spot an Eevee on rooftops, but they won’t always respawn.

Eevee location: Wild Zone 19

If you’re keen on catching an Eevee in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, then there’s one location that has a guaranteed spawn:

The location is Wild Zone 19 in the northeastern corner of the map.

Wild Zone 19 won’t be available until you progress further into the campaign. That means beating a bunch of Z-A Royale trainers and tackling main quest objectives.

There will always be at least one Eevee during each day-night cycle/transition. This creature should be around level 48 to 50.

If they’re in a section between thorny vines, then you have to burn those using a Fire-based attack. Otherwise, you won’t be able to catch them.

As usual, you need to use an Ultra Ball to have a better chance of capturing them.

Wild Zone 19 will always have at least one Eevee.

Eevee evolutions

What makes Eevee a special creature is that they have multiple evolution paths:

Flareon – Use a Fire Stone.

Glaceon – Use an Ice Stone.

Vaporeon – Use a Water Stone.

Jolteon – Use a Thunder Stone.

Leafeon – Use a Leaf Stone.

Use different elemental stones to further evolve your Eevee.

That does it for our guide on where to find an Eevee in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. If you’re searching for another series favorite, you can head over to our Pikachu location guide. We also suggest reading our best early-game Pokemon guide if you need to set up your team.

You don’t need to face the challenges in Lumiose City all by your lonesome. We’ve got a Pokemon Legends: Z-A guides hub to help you go from the bottom to the very top of the rankings.