For the past two weeks, Monopoly Go has been launching Golden Blitz event tied to The Simpsons album on a weekly basis. Have you noticed the growing sense of urgency in the game as a result? However, it is important to stay calm. A new round of Golden Blitz voting opened just yesterday to determine the next set of tradable gold stickers! Your top priority right now should be preparing to acquire them for free. Below, we cover the details of this Golden Blitz event so you can make the most of every trading opportunity before The Simpsons album concludes. Golden Blitz release date This Golden Blitz event may begin on July 13, last for 24 hours, and end on July 14. While the first Golden Blitz for The Simpsons album ran from Sunday to Monday (June 28-29), the second event last week shifted to a Saturday–Sunday schedule (July 3-4). Which gold stickers are tradable this time? Even if you have many empty slots in your album, each Monopoly Go Golden Blitz event only allows trading for two specific gold cards chosen via community voting. Voting options are based on recent player collection trends; the potential Monopoly Go gold stickers for this round are likely to come from Set 18 Pickled Eggs, Set 19 Remote Worker, and Set 20 Kent Brockman. If you don't own the two gold cards, you can only acquire them by trading duplicate high-star regular stickers with other players. If you have duplicates of anyone, you can trade it for the other gold sticker. It is worth noting that you are limited to five trades during the 24-hour Golden Blitz window, so you must be selective about your trading partners and the process itself. However, there is no limit on the number of trades if you are only receiving stickers without sending any. There is also a special scenario: if you own exactly one copy of each of these two gold stickers, you can choose to sit this Golden Blitz out and simply wait for the next round to begin. How to trade during Golden Blitz? The process for trading gold stickers during Golden Blitz event is much the same as trading regular stickers: find a willing trading partner, select the specific sticker from your album to send, and wait for them to accept the trade. Therefore, the key to a successful trade is the reliability of your trading partner. They should be genuine, active Monopoly Go players who actually possess the stickers needed to complete the exchange. Ideally, you should trade with players you already know, such as active friends from your list or teammates you've partnered with during Partner or Racers events. If you don't have such connections in your current Monopoly Go experience, don't worry; while scammers do exist online, there are plenty of trustworthy Monopoly Go fans out there! The list of potential trading partners recommended by Monopoly Go system generally carries a lower risk of encountering scammers. Additionally, dedicated Monopoly Go sections on forums and social apps are full of loyal players looking for trading partners. Of course, regardless of the channel you choose, always vet the other player's account reliability before agreeing to a trade to ensure you get the fun of the game rather than falling victim to a scam! How to prepare for Golden Blitz? It is likely too late to prepare for this week's Golden Blitz, but since there will be at least two more events before The Simpsons Album concludes, you can start getting ready for them now! As previously mentioned, the only stickers in high demand during Golden Blitz are the specific gold stickers featured in the event and high-star standard stickers. Other gold stickers cannot be traded, and low-star stickers generally hold no trade value. To secure your ticket to Golden Blitz, you need to put effort into collecting rare stickers during your daily Monopoly Go gameplay; these typically drop only from Purple or Blue sticker packs. There are also two special items to look out for: Swap Packs and Wild Stickers. The former offers limited chances to reshuffle, significantly boosting your odds of finding new or rare stickers, while the latter allows you to choose any specific sticker you want! So, how do you acquire high-tier packs or these special items? You can try the following methods. Participate in collaborative events In Monopoly Go, collaborative events generally refer to Partner and Racers events. You need to team up with three other players to earn tokens by completing specific tasks over a period of 4-5 days, then use those tokens to spin a wheel and score points. If your team meets the required total score or achieves a high enough ranking by the end of the event, you can win a grand prize containing Purple or Blue sticker packs, a Swap Pack, or Wild Stickers. Redeeming Star Vaults Any duplicate Monopoly Go stickers you collect are added to your star inventory based on their star rating. Once you have accumulated enough stars, you can redeem them for Star Vaults that contain new sticker packs. To get the most value, it is best to wait until you have enough stars to redeem the highest-tier vault, as it offers superior pack rewards. That covers the key information you need to know for this Golden Blitz event. Good luck with your gold sticker trades!

Hey guys, things aren't going smoothly in Helldivers 2 lately - players are fighting a tough battle to conquer Genesis Prime while also uncovering a ton of new stuff in leaked documents. AI teammates, combat-capable sales bots, a squad system, and even wild animals are getting involved. Today, we'll break down all this leaked information and see what new gadgets we'll be using in the future. Current Main Mission The main mission for players in Helldivers 2 right now is to conquer a planet called Genesis Prime. The outcome will affect whether you get the new Marksman rifle, R-4 Hyena. Meanwhile, the development team hasn't been idle either. The leaked files contain a bunch of new things, mainly about teammates, including AI units that can be called upon, a bot that can both sell goods and act as a substitute, a squad system, and potentially random wild animals. AI Units That Can Be Directly Called Upon What is it? This feature actually appeared in Helldivers 2 before being removed, but a recent patch brought it back, and the underlying code is completely different from before its removal. Currently, its internal name is Seaf Reinforcements, and it's unclear whether it will become a dedicated strategic unit in the future. Based on leaked documents, you can call a squad onto the map, consisting of six people: a radio operator, an EAT carrier, and three regular infantrymen. The good news is that, as teammates, they know how to use most of the weapons in the game, but the bad news is that because they are AI, they don't know how to perform a charge-up action, so they won't use weapons that require a charge-up to fire (such as Quasar Cannon). Some weapons also cause Helldivers 2 to crash when used; these issues are still being fixed. Furthermore, while the current default squad size is six people, the file parameters support expansion to a maximum of 16 units, leaving room for future adjustments. Customization Potential Further data analysis regarding the summonable Seaf squads reveals that while customizing the weaponry and equipment of individual units is not currently an official feature of Helldivers 2, leaked documents include parameter interfaces for personalized adjustments to each unit. This means that in the future, we may be able to freely configure the equipment combinations of summoned squads during the pre-battle preparation phase. Cha Droid Helper Another highly anticipated feature is the mechanical unit called Cha Droid Helper, also known as Hellbot. Originally designed as a salesperson in Acquisition Center, selling items to players, its functionality has been gradually expanded to the tactical level with the analysis of more documents. This robot may eventually be able to replace teammates in Helldivers 2 squad.  This is definitely good news for us players, because if someone disconnects, gets kicked out of the room, or fails to complete a match, then this Hellbot can fill the gap and provide the combat support you need. However, in current testing, this Hellbot's strength is relatively weak; it can be destroyed in just two attacks. Therefore, Cha Droid Helper's combat capabilities and complete behavioral logic are still being developed. Interestingly, Cha Droid Helper has a lot of exclusive dialogue related to Illuminate, which is connected to the game's backstory: during First Galactic War, Illuminate deployed something called Illuminate Beacon, possibly sending a distress signal. So, this Hellbot's deep connection to Illuminate likely means that it will play an important interactive role during a future Illuminate invasion. Clan/Platoon System Development Status Regarding the long-awaited Clan or Platoon system, internal information from the development team indicates that the project is still under development and has not been cancelled; however, the specific implementation time is still unclear. Based on existing document clues, the basic architecture of this system has been initially established, potentially allowing players to socially interact within dedicated team-based space battles located in planetary orbits. Simultaneously, team members can accept exclusive Platoon Orders and acquire team-only Clan Stratagems. Of course, the specific details of these amazing exclusive stratagems and systems have not yet been officially released, but it is safe to say that once they are introduced into the game, the multiplayer cooperative fun for players in Helldivers 2 will definitely be greatly increased. New Wildlife Faction Regarding enemy factions, leaked documents reveal a refreshing new category: a fifth faction independent of the existing Super Earth, Bugs, Illuminate, and Automatons - Wildlife faction. Once this information was leaked, various analysts suggested that these wild animals might not be entirely hostile units, but creatures with gravity-related properties. Their behavior might involve attacking both player and existing enemy units simultaneously, creating a more chaotic and dynamic situation in combat zones. If the different planets in Helldivers 2 will have their own unique wildlife biomes, their presence will undoubtedly greatly enrich the immersion and sense of the unknown during planetary exploration. Most of the leaked content is still under development. Whether it will all be implemented in the game, when it will be implemented, and what it will ultimately look like are all unknown. While waiting for these features to be implemented, you can buy Helldivers 2 Super Credits from IGGM.com so you're fully prepared when the new stratagems are released. After all, the development team has stated that they don't want to blindly copy Helldivers 1. So which of these guesses are you most looking forward to seeing actually implemented in Helldivers 2?