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• WoW TBC Classic Anniversary Profession Gold-Making Ranking from F to S Tier | How to earn gold without lifting a finger?

  Every profession in WoW TBC Classic Anniversary can earn gold, but their efficiency varies, and some feel like tedious grunt work.

  As you develop your characters - whether your main or alts - beyond combat, the profession that allows you to craft or gather resources is another aspect to consider. You might wonder which professions are the easiest or offer the best return on effort. Based on that criterion, let's rank the professions for TBC Anniversary.

  

  F Tier

  First Aid

  First Aid essentially only lets you turn Netherweave Cloth into Heavy Netherweave Bandage to sell. Beyond that, it holds little value; its primary purpose is healing.

  D Tier

  Blacksmithing

  Blacksmithing can only sell Sharpening stones and a few specific crafted items. Perhaps you can make some gold by pre-crafting resistance gear, but such items have very low turnover. In a 25-man raid, maybe only one or two people need resistance gear for certain bosses.

  Blacksmithing lacks high-demand consumables, and all materials are very resource-heavy. Nor can it perform the disenchanting cycle like Tailoring. In short, Blacksmithing involves high resource input and low sales volume.

  Leatherworking

  The issue with Leatherworking is the lack of high-volume crafted items. You can make leg armor enhancements, but these items don't sell in large quantities nor yield high margins.

  C Tier

  Skinning

  Skinning earns a C rank mainly because it's almost free. If you kill beasts while leveling and skin them along the way, that's fine. But if you rely solely on skinning for WoW TBC Classic Anniversary gold, unless you're in a situation like farming in Black Morass where you kill massive numbers of creatures at once, it's not efficient.

  Of course, you can ride an epic flying mount and follow others to skin the corpses they leave behind - that's a method. But even then, you might still earn less than someone AFK in Orgrimmar doing Jewelcrafting or Alchemy.

  Fishing

  Fishing's rank might be debatable; it could possibly sit at the lower end of B rank. The problem is the time commitment. The income is decent but not outstanding, and you must stay focused - missing a bobber wastes time.

  B Tier

  Herbalism

  Herbalism is quite good, especially when combined with Alchemy, providing you with free raw materials. However, It is not a good option to sell only raw materials, but if you're building starting capital, Herbalism is a solid choice. Though from an efficiency standpoint, it's not the best because you still need to fly, run around, search for herbs, etc. But if you gather herbs while doing quests, the returns are substantial.

  Mining

  Like all gathering professions, Mining is B rank. The reason is simple: it requires you to leave the city and actively play. In terms of gold per hour, it's comparable to Enchanting or Jewelcrafting, but you have to be out in the world. Competition is always a major issue for Mining, especially in later phases of TBC when ore values can drop sharply. Mining's true golden period is early in the expansion.

  Tailoring

  Tailoring has some decent crafted items, such as leg armor enhancements, bags, and gear that Enchanters can disenchant. Its advantage is that its raw material - cloth - drops from any humanoid mob, keeping raw material resource requirements relatively low, while the finished products still hold value.

  Cooking

  Cooking can yield quite nice returns. You can trade raw ingredients, cook them into finished products, and earn a profit of several dozen silver to one or two gold per item.

  Cooking's profit margins are often higher than other professions, sometimes reaching 10-20%. While the per-item profit might be only 20 silver, that's a significant return relative to a 1-gold resource outlay. Cooking is great for newcomers with limited starting capital, and recipes are mostly free to obtain, making it an excellent entry-level profession.

  Engineering

  Engineering relies mainly on Zapthrottle Mote Extractor to gather Gas Clouds. You can obtain primal materials this way, especially lucrative in early TBC. Although Engineering is many players' raiding profession, few use it to make gold.

  You can fly to Nagrand or farm gas clouds inside Steamvault dungeon for decent income. But you need to actively control your character, and there will be competition.

  A Tier

  Enchanting

  You need a good - or even several good - enchanting formulas to reach A rank. Training from the profession trainer alone won't suffice. You need formulas like Cat's Agility, Mount Speed, or those earned through reputation.

  Once you have those formulas, you can simply sit in Orgrimmar or Stormwind, advertise in trade chat, or use a dedicated enchanting addon, and earn a substantial amount of gold.

  Jewelcrafting

  Jewelcrafting, like Enchanting, is one of those professions that consistently generates gold. Players frequently swap gear early in each new phase, thus needing new gems. Unlike Alchemy, Jewelcrafting and Enchanting see their profit peaks typically at the start of each phase. Making gold becomes harder late in a phase.

  S Tier

  Alchemy

  Whether it's flasks, potions, or transmutes done through alts, Alchemy's products move in large volumes. This stands in stark contrast to items that only sell a handful per day on the auction house. Alchemy consumables see hundreds or thousands of transactions daily.

  Every item you make - potions, flasks, transmutes - has a chance to produce extra copies. You can specialize in one branch (potions or flasks), but it is not recommend becoming a transmutation master, as that doesn't allow mass production.

  For now, you just need to watch the timing for acquiring raw materials. If you can stock up when materials are low in value, then sell on raid nights at a break-even or even small profit, the bonus procs alone can yield massive gold.

  The above is the ranking of professions for making gold in WoW TBC Anniversary. However, even the most efficient professions still require you to collect materials and craft items yourself; investing might yield higher returns. But the advantage of professions is that you're almost never at a loss.

• How to Evaluate Rare Weapons in Diablo 2 Resurrected Season 13? | What your Item Filter won't tell you

  The new item filtering feature in Diablo II Resurrected Season 13 has been a great convenience for many players. However, when it comes to determining whether a rare item has any practical use, this feature falls short.

  A rare item can have up to six different affixes, with a maximum of three prefixes and three suffixes. Evaluating the value of a rare item mainly depends on how many of those affixes are useful and whether their rolls are high enough. Let's take a look at which rare weapons are worth using.

  

  Melee Weapons

  Melee characters are the primary users of rare weapons, though some other builds also favor them. Barbarians can wield any two-handed sword in one hand.

  For an acceptable rare melee weapon, its damage must be sufficiently high. This means it must be Ethereal and possess one of the following two affix combinations:

  • Cruel Weapon: When both the Cruel and Master's prefixes appear together, the weapon can reach up to 450% enhanced damage. Any weapon with over 350% enhanced damage is worth using.
  • Fool's Weapon: When both Cruel and Fool's prefixes appear together, the weapon maxes out at 300% enhanced damage but gains bonuses to maximum damage and attack rating based on character level. Such weapons are mainly used against high-defense characters, namely Barbarians and Paladins.

  Against Amazons and Druids, such high attack accuracy is less necessary. Therefore, most melee players who can equip any weapon class typically keep one Cruel weapon and one Fool's weapon.

  If the weapon's damage is adequate, the following three affixes largely determine its overall value:

  • Increased Attack Speed (IAS)
  • Two sockets
  • Self-repair

  With sufficient damage, possessing any one of these makes the weapon usable. Having all three makes it a top-tier item, potentially worth a full inventory of small charms or even more.

  Ranged Weapons

  Throwing Weapons

  Throwing weapons require essentially the same affixes. However, they cannot have sockets, and Self-repair must be replaced with Replenishing. Barbarians do not need this affix because they can replenish quantity through their mastery skills, but an Amazon's javelins are completely useless without Replenishing quantity.

  Bows

  The situation for bows is simpler: they cannot be Ethereal, so they never need self-repair. Bows with over 400% enhanced damage are very popular, but Fool's bows are not entirely without merit.

  The key factors for value are two sockets and attack speed. Unlike other weapons, bows can only roll up to 20% IAS. Bows can also spawn with Visionary prefix, which is normally seen only on helms. Note that Fool's and Visionary belong to the same prefix group, so they cannot appear on the same item.

  Rare bows are mainly sought after in special leagues and tournaments. Under normal circumstances, most players still prefer Runeword Faith.

  

  Class-Specific Weapons

  Class-specific weapons can spawn with staff mods. Here are some examples.

  Assassin Claw

  For a Trapper Assassin, the ideal claw carries a total of +5 to Lightning Sentry, with priority on IAS and two sockets. Damage is not important because Assassin sockets Um runes to cause Open Wounds, and fast claws are preferred.

  A Ghost Assassin needs the same affixes as a melee character: Ethereal, Cruel or Fool's claw, high damage, and ideally Self-repair, two sockets, and IAS. The weapon should deal as much direct damage as possible.

  If a claw has both strong melee stats and skill bonuses, its value increases further. Other skills such as Weapon Block, Mind Blast, Blade Fury, and Blade Shield also add to a claw's worth.

  Sorcerer Orb

  Some Sorcerer Orbs can provide +5 to various key skills via staff mods, which is very valuable for a Sorcerer. The best ones also come with up to 20% Faster Cast Rate, two sockets, and extra mana.

  Necromancer Wand

  Necromancer Wands can roll skill levels for Poison Nova, Bone Spirit, and Bone Spear, making them potentially usable. However, bone Necromancers still favor Runeword White, and a good Death's Web outperforms almost any rare item for poison Necromancers. Therefore, rare wands are largely ignorable.

  Paladin Scepter

  Two skill combinations are highly sought after on scepters:

  • For a Blessed Hammer Paladin: +5 to Blessed Hammer and +5 to Concentration
  • For a Fist of Heavens Paladin: +5 to Fist of Heavens and +5 to Conviction

  A scepter with relevant affixes can also serve as a melee weapon, in which case staff mods that boost Fanaticism are an added bonus.

  Warlock Dagger

  Daggers can spawn various staff mods, but Diablo 2 Resurrected Runewords and certain unique weapons are clearly more competitive. For a Miasma Chain Warlock, rare daggers can indeed be used, but Runeword Void is typically preferred.

  For an Echoing Strike Warlock, an Ethereal two-handed weapon is better than a dagger (looking for the same affixes as melee weapons) because two-handers can achieve higher values. Overall, rare daggers are not very competitive for Warlocks.

  Shields

  Only a very few melee builds consider rare shields. For a shield to be valuable, it must have two sockets and very high defense. High enhanced damage alone is usually insufficient. A shield truly becomes competitive only if it is also Ethereal and carries self-repair.

  Deflecting suffix is excellent, providing 30% faster block rate and 20% increased chance of blocking. For Paladin shields, it is even better if they also include skill levels, along with affixes for enhanced damage and attack rating.

  For many players, rare items serve only as stepping stones. By the endgame, they usually follow their build guide for gear selection. However, if a rare item has all affixes useful to your build, it can still be very valuable.

• Monopoly GO April 8-12 Tycoon Racers Schedule, Rewards & Boosters Explained | Don't fall behind in Monopoly Ever After Racers debut!

  Greetings, Tycoons! Monopoly Ever After Album is about to kick off. Are you ready to dive into this brand-new season, packed with enchanting fairytale elements on April 8th, and start collecting stickers featuring iconic fairytale characters?

  However, our main focus here isn't Monopoly Ever After season itself, but rather Tycoon Racers event launching simultaneously with the new season! For dedicated Monopoly GO fans, this news likely comes as no surprise.

  Especially in recent seasons, Tycoon Racers has been strategically scheduled to launch right at the start of a new season. The goal is to maximize player engagement, fuel competitive spirit, and stimulate spending by offering premium rewards, such as Wild Stickers, during the early stages of the new sticker album cycle. This serves as a key strategy for Monopoly GO to ensure exceptionally high player retention and to actively engage those eager to gain a head start by stockpiling dice and stickers, thereby setting a fast-paced, high-intensity competitive tone for the remainder of the season.

  In fact, one could argue that the success of this particular Tycoon Racers event will, to some extent, influence your subsequent sticker collection progress and overall game advancement. If you want to gain a competitive edge in this event, be sure not to miss this comprehensive guide!

  

  Event Duration

  First off, Tycoon Racers event is scheduled to begin on April 8th at 10:20 AM PDT and conclude on April 12th at 12:55 PM PDT, running for a total of four days. Once the event begins, you will have a 24-hour window to either join a team or opt to compete solo in three separate races before the event concludes. Start getting ready now!

  Team or Solo?

  Yes! Unlike collaborative events such as Partners Event or Adventure Club, Tycoon Racers offers a Solo Mode for all players, allowing you to compete individually and play entirely at your own pace and according to your own strategy.

  That said, while Tycoon Racers does technically offer a solo option, it is fundamentally a mini-game designed to emphasize collaboration; teaming up with friends remains the absolute best way to experience the full fun and excitement of the event! However, since the performance of your team members directly determines your final rewards, this means that unless you find like-minded teammates, your chances of boosting your competitiveness are slim. Conversely, if your teammates are inactive, or simply don't prioritize winning as much as you do, they will only drag you down! To avoid such frustrations, the solo mode undoubtedly serves as a popular alternative.

  In solo mode, you take complete control of your racing destiny, breaking free from any reliance on friends and allowing you to race to your heart's content, entirely at your own pace.

  However, if your primary focus lies on maximizing your ultimate rewards, we must emphasize that Team Racing Mode typically offers more lucrative payouts, including a greater number of rare Sticker Packs, enabling you to complete your Sticker Album collection much faster. These superior rewards also serve as a fitting tribute to effective teamwork and coordination.

  Ultimately, the choice of mode is entirely up to you. If you prefer a more independent gaming experience and don't mind slightly reduced rewards, you can play solo at your own pace. If, however, your top priority is to maximize your rewards, then teaming up with teammates is undoubtedly the wiser choice. If you are concerned about being held back by lazy or unfamiliar teammates, you can buy Monopoly GO Tycoon Racers Event Rank #1 Full Carry service from IGGM; our professional players can help you effortlessly secure victory in the race!

  How to earn more tokens?

  Whether you plan to compete as a team or play solo, you will need to collect flags and compete against three other teams (or players) to accumulate the highest score and win the race. These Flag Tokens are the key fuel that keeps your race car moving forward, and there are several ways within Monopoly Go to acquire extra tokens:

  1. Participate in daily tournaments during the event period and strive for a higher ranking on the leaderboard.
  2. Engage in the main banner events; these events run for extended periods, and typically, around 14 of the 62 milestones offer opportunities to earn free Flag Tokens.
  3. Complete your daily quick wins tasks; simply fulfilling three simple in-game objectives allows you to earn a substantial amount of extra racing tokens, along with cash rewards, dice rolls, stickers, and more.
  4. Claim your rewards from the in-game shop, which refreshes every eight hours.
  5. Land on the board spaces marked with a flag; the specific quantity of rewards you receive will vary depending on your current dice multiplier.

  Start Racing! 

  Once you have collected enough flags, you can access Race Menu and use those flags to help your team's race car complete laps around the track.

  The points you earn by spending Flag Tokens will propel your race car forward on the track. When your team completes the required number of laps and finishes the entire course, you will win generous rewards. At the end of each race, the system will award medals based on your team's final ranking in that specific event. These medals contribute to your team's total score, which ultimately determines the grand prizes your team will receive.

  The entire tournament consists of three separate races, held one per day. The last race is particularly crucial, as it offers double the medal rewards. Therefore, allocate your resources wisely, the final race is your key to staging a comeback and securing victory!

  Which boosters should you choose?

  Whenever your team's race car reaches specific lap milestones, specifically the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 10th laps, you can claim corresponding milestone rewards. In addition to basic rewards like dice and cash, these milestones often yield special event boosters. Using these boosters strategically can give you a significant competitive edge during the race!

  • Lucky Rocket: This item enhances the outcome of your next dice roll during the race, resulting in a higher total and a more predictable result. Therefore, pair this item with your highest possible dice multiplier to maximize your score. Before using it, don't forget to coordinate with your teammates to ensure the item isn't wasted.
  • Overload: This allows your team to interfere with and slow down another team's progress. It is particularly useful when a rival team is closing in on your rank; you can use it to slow them down and solidify your own position. Alternatively, you can deploy it early in the race to disrupt strong opponents that pose a serious threat.
  • Team Spring: Another item frequently awarded as a lap milestone reward, this booster helps your team quickly complete the remainder of their current lap. Furthermore, once fully charged, every member of the team receives one free spin with a random multiplier.

  Since the tournament unfolds in distinct stages, selecting the right boosters is just as important as deploying them at the optimal moment. So, if you're aiming for the championship, be sure to communicate actively with your teammates and devise a winning strategy! 

  Rewards

  Team Racers

  • 1st: Board Token, Wild Sticker or Swap Pack, Purple Sticker Pack, and Emoji
  • 2nd: Purple Sticker Pack, Blue Sticker Pack, and Emoji
  • 3rd: Blue Sticker Pack, Pink Sticker Pack, and Emoji
  • 4th: Yellow Sticker Pack and Green Sticker Pack

  Solo Racers

  • 1st: Board Token, Blue Sticker Pack, Pink Sticker Pack, and Emoji
  • 2nd: Pink Sticker Pack, Yellow Sticker Pack, and Emoji
  • 3rd: Pink Sticker Pack
  • 4th: Yellow Sticker Pack

  All in all, as the very first Tycoon Racers event of Monopoly Ever After season, this is sure to get your brand-new Sticker Album collection journey off to a fantastic start! So get ready, it's time to race!

• MLB The Show 26 Egg Hunt Event Is Easier Than You Think | The lazy player's guide to a full set of rewards

  After April Fools' Day, Easter follows closely, and MLB The Show 26 returns with its Egg Hunt event. Many players enjoy this event because it's more fun compared to the usual ones.

  The core of Egg Hunt Program is collecting eggs of different colors. Each egg corresponds to a specific set of missions, and completing them earns progress points. The event includes both regular eggs and Mystery Missions, with the latter being slightly more challenging. However, you don't need to complete all of them to claim the final grand reward.

  

  Egg Hunt Program Reward

  • 10 Points: 87 OVR Egg Hunt Series Tyler Rogers
  • 20 Points: Icon
  • 30 Points: 88 OVR Egg Hunt Series Phil Rizzuto
  • 40 Points: Icon
  • 50 Points: 89 OVR Egg Hunt Series Jason Varitek
  • 60 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack (x5)
  • 70 Points: 2,500 XP
  • 80 Points: Golden Egg Icon
  • 90 Points: Deluxe Candy Basket pack
  • 100 Points: 89 OVR Egg Hunt Series Jackson Merrill and 5,000 XP

  Besides the eggs, the developers have provided many other ways to earn points, so you can simply pick the easier tasks to complete first. Below are the ways you can gain points:

  • 4 Moments (two worth 3 points each, two worth 2 points each)
  • 10 Mystery Missions (5 points each)
  • Completing the collection of five colored eggs (10 points each)
  • Collecting both Red and Green eggs (10 points each)

  Mystery Missions

  Mystery Missions are the trickiest part of this event. You can choose the five easier ones to finish, and rely on the eggs for the remaining points.

  Wait a Third

  This mission requires you to win a game in any mode using Gold card of Clay Holmes. Just go to Team Affinity system, find New York Yankees' starting Gold player – that's Clay Holmes. Simply complete two Moments challenges for Yankees to earn 20,000 Affinity points and unlock him.

  Customizable Mini Seasons Length

  This mission only needs you to earn 500 PXP with players wearing jersey number 7 or 28. In Mini Seasons mode, use players like Joe Mauer (#7) or Nolan Arenado (#28) to accumulate PXP.

  Conq Mysterymaxxing

  This mission requires you to hit an extra-base hit (double, triple, or home run) with Troy Tulowitzki in Conquest mode. If you've already finished Starter Program, you'll receive a Gold Troy Tulowitzki card. His stats aren't outstanding, but his swing feels excellent. Slot him into your Conquest lineup, play a game, and hit a home run or a double.

  I'm Blue

  This mission requires you to win a game in any mode using Kerry Wood. Kerry Wood has both a Common and a Diamond version – either works. Right at the beginning of Common Courtesy Program, you'll get a 64-OVR Common Kerry Wood. Just complete two Moments challenges in that program – it's very easy.

  KYLE TEST

  These missions ask you to hit a home run with Kyle Schwarber or Kyle Stowers in Diamond Dynasty. Testing shows that other players named Kyle (e.g., Kyle Higashioka) do not work. Simply put the required player in the leadoff spot or anywhere in the lineup, go into Mini Boss Showdown in Diamond Dynasty or directly play a Stadium Challenge. Choose Rookie difficulty, hit a home run, and then exit the mission to complete it.

  Whoops, he's not supposed to be there (A. J. Puk)

  This mission requires you to pitch one inning with A. J. Puk in any mode. A. J. Puk is a Free Agent card whose value has risen from 300 to 1,400 MLB Ther Show 26 stubs. You can safely skip this mission.

  Back (4 missions)

  The next four "Back" missions require you to hit extra-base hits with specific players:

  • Back: Nolan Arenado (D-Backs)
  • Back-to-Back: Nolan Gorman (Cardinals)
  • Back-to-Back-to-Back: Juan Yepez (Free Agents)
  • Back-to-Back-to-Back-to-Back: Dylan Carlson (Cubs)

  You don't have to complete all four, because some players are harder to acquire. You can just use Nolan Arenado and Nolan Gorman, whose cards are easier to get.

  Eggs

  Orange Egg

  On the main screen, in Moments section, you'll see an orange egg icon right in the center. Simply complete at least four Moments challenges in order to obtain the orange egg.

  This is a routine task that appears every year and is very easy. After finishing the challenges, you not only completely the orange egg but also earn an additional 10 points as a mission reward.

  Green Egg

  In any multiplayer mode, accumulate a total of 10 doubles. You can make this easier by choosing a weaker opponent or playing against a friend.

  Red Egg

  This egg requires you to complete 3 stolen bases in any multiplayer mode. Stealing bases is relatively easy in this game – just pick players with good speed and stealing ability.

  Yellow Egg

  This egg requires you to capture all Strongholds on the map in Conquest mode.

  Blue Egg

  This egg requires you to capture every single tile on the map in Conquest mode. As long as you patiently finish the entire Conquest map, both the yellow and blue eggs are almost guaranteed.

  Pink Egg and Purple Egg

  The pink and purple eggs require you to complete the corresponding challenges in Diamond Dynasty. Compared to previous Egg Hunt, these tasks are simpler for newcomers this time. It's recommended to play on Rookie difficulty.

  First complete a few Moments and the small challenges along the way, then enter Stadium Challenge. With steady play, you can win almost 100% of the time. Both eggs can be obtained in a single Diamond Dynasty run.

  Egg Hunt event in MLB 26 is generally on the easier side. The eggs themselves are not hard to get – the real challenge lies in Mystery Missions. This year, you only need five eggs to complete the event, lowering the barrier, so you can easily claim all the rewards.

• How to complete ARC Raiders Week 23 Trials faster and farm Vaporizer Regulators to claim Dolabra by the way?

  Although an increasing number of players have begun to complain that the weekly trials in ARC Raiders are becoming repetitive, they still hold value as a source of daily progression and rewards within the game.

  This week marks the 23rd round of weekly trials since the game's launch, and, as usual, it consists of five distinct missions. We have outlined the details of each mission below, along with instructions on how to complete them.

  

  Damage ARC enemies in Buried City Old Town

  Combat elements feature prominently in this week's trials; the first mission requires you to eliminate any type of ARC enemy within Old Town section of Buried City map. To achieve a three-star rating, you must eliminate a sufficient number of enemies quickly.

  Old Town is situated in the southern part of Buried City map. Characterized by high enemy density and rapid respawn rates, it serves as a critical combat zone, a location that has frequently been selected as the battlefield for previous trial missions as well.

  Since this mission places no restrictions on enemy types, you can earn trial points by eliminating any ARC bots you encounter. If you wish to complete the objective more quickly, we recommend prioritizing farming runs within the vicinity of Santa Maria Houses and Red Tower.

  Disarm mines during Locked Gate

  Locked Gate is a dynamic event that spawns exclusively on Blue Gate map. During this event, the entrance to the underground tunnels becomes locked; you must locate four security codes to unlock the main gate and gain access to the loot cache hidden within.

  Building upon this premise, a landmine is buried at the location where each security code is hidden. The objective of this specific trial mission is simply to disarm these mines.

  Therefore, if you are not particularly interested in the loot associated with Locked Gate event itself, you may disarm the mines and then immediately leave the area. You can then wait for Locked Gate event to respawn, repeating the process until you have achieved a three-star rating.

  Under normal circumstances during Locked Gate event, we would recommend collaborating with other players to locate the security codes.

  However, to maximize the number of mines disarmed within a single trial run, it is more efficient to tackle this objective solo. The locations of all security codes are as follows:

  • Raider's Refuge Security Code
  • Pilgrim's Peak Security Code
  • Reinforced Reception Security Code
  • Ancient Fort Security Code

  A special note of caution applies to Pilgrim's Peak: in addition to the landmine, this location is guarded by two Rocketeers, enemies that will attack you using both lasers and missiles.

  The most effective strategy for dealing with these enemies is to take cover and aim your fire directly at their thrusters. If you manage to climb above a Rocketeer, you can also focus your attacks on the top of its thrusters.

  Search Raider Caches

  This should be one of the easier challenges to complete in Week 23. Simply travel to any map, excluding Stella Montis, to conduct a raid; you will probably stumble upon Raider Caches during the process. They emit a faint audible hum, making them easier to spot.

  While searching for these caches is a specific challenge objective, the caches themselves are valuable regardless, as they contain various types of loot, including rare ARC Raiders blueprints.

  Notably, we recommend attempting this task only after Uncovered Caches event has spawned on your current map. During its active duration, this event significantly increases both the spawn rate of caches and the quality of the loot found within them.

  Damage Wasps

  Wasps are a relatively common type of small, flying PvE enemy in ARC Raiders. While a lone Wasp poses little threat, they can become quite troublesome when encountered in swarms.

  To eliminate Wasps more quickly, you should first seek cover, then use a ranged weapon to target their four thrusters. These thrusters are unarmored; destroying them causes Wasp to lose stability and crash.

  In addition to helping you complete the challenge, Wasps drop loot upon death, specifically, Wasp Driver, which is a unique drop exclusive to this enemy type.

  This item is not only essential for upgrading your workshop or completing various projects, but it can also be utilized as a throwable item in combat.

  Damage Vaporizers

  Vaporizers are the newest type of PvE enemy introduced to the game via the recent Flashpoint update; they pose a significantly higher threat level than Wasps. They attack using laser beams and are protected by an energy shield that absorbs incoming damage.

  Currently, the most effective strategy for eliminating them is to first maintain a safe distance. Throw any type of grenade to trigger Vaporizer's energy shield.

  Once the shield deactivates, aim for the enemy's underside to expose its core components, then concentrate your fire to finish it off.

  The unique loot drop associated with Vaporizers is Vaporizer Regulator. This item is required to complete the new High-Gain Antenna Project and is also a necessary crafting material for the new weapon Dolabra.

  Optimal strategy for completion

  In fact, challenges 1, 3, 4, and 5 can be tackled simultaneously, as Old Town area frequently features spawns for Raider Caches, Wasps, and Vaporizers.

  Interestingly, following the release of Week 23 Trials, many players expressed dissatisfaction with the landmine-disarming mission, finding it both incredibly boring and quite tedious. The developers may well consider removing this gameplay element in the future.

  That wraps up everything we have to share with you this time around. You can choose to complete all the missions in a single sitting whenever you have free time, or tackle a portion of them each day, the choice is entirely up to your personal preferences!

• Monopoly Go April 7-8 Golden Blitz Schedule | Your last chance to win Posh Pets Collection Rewards!

  There is just one day left until Monopoly Go Posh Pets album collection event comes to a close! To ensure you have one last chance to acquire those elusive gold stickers during these final two days, the ultimate Golden Blitz event is about to begin!

  As with previous events, the two tradable gold stickers featured in this Golden Blitz were selected by players through a spirited voting process. Therefore, unless you have already completed your entire album, at least one of these stickers should be exactly what you need!

  Below, we present our comprehensive guide to participating in this grand finale trading event for Posh Pets album, helping you unlock even more collection rewards.

  

  Golden Blitz schedule

  This Golden Blitz event kicks off on April 7, 2026, and will run for 24 hours. It is expected to conclude on April 8, coinciding with the end of Posh Pets album event itself. Consequently, this final opportunity to trade gold stickers is one you absolutely do not want to miss!

  While you may not have the luxury of playing Monopoly Go continuously throughout this 24-hour window, Golden Blitz imposes a limited cap on the number of gold sticker trades you can initiate.

  Therefore, you simply need to hop into the game during your spare moments to utilize your available trades.

  How to participate in Golden Blitz?

  The two stickers ultimately selected by the player community for this event are Monopoly Go Set 24 Who is it? and Set 23 Penthouse Views, both of which are 5-star stickers. Other stickers that were included in the voting ballot included:

  • Set 24 - Hardly Judging
  • Set 24 - Bow Tie Moment

  In fact, the vote counts for all four of these stickers were remarkably close, a testament to how difficult they are to acquire, though Who is it? and Penthouse Views ultimately emerged as the winners.

  During the 24-hour duration of Golden Blitz, you may initiate trades involving these two specific stickers with any other player up to a maximum of five times.

  However, if you are simply receiving a sticker as a gift (without trading one in return), there is no limit to how many you can receive.

  The actual trading process is quite simple, identical to how you trade standard stickers on any given day. Simply navigate to your Posh Pets album, locate the duplicate sticker you wish to trade away, select it, and send it to a friend; once they accept the offer, the trade is complete.

  If your in-game friends do not possess the specific stickers, you need for a trade, or if you don't engage much in social interactions within Monopoly Go, you can post on relevant social media platforms to seek out other players who are willing to trade.

  However, when engaging in trades with strangers, it is crucial to first verify that the other player's account is legitimate, and sufficiently active to ensure a safe and successful exchange.

  Secondly, when sending stickers, remember to check the secure trade option; alternatively, having the other party initiate the trade is an even safer approach.

  How do you qualify to participate?

  While it is technically possible to trade other stickers to acquire a gold sticker, provided your trading partner agrees, this is strictly contingent upon the stickers you offer possessing sufficient inherent value themselves.

  Therefore, even though Golden Blitz event itself has no formal entry requirements, to truly make the most of the experience, you absolutely need to have a robust inventory of stickers before the event begins.

  In other words, you will only be able to find players willing to trade with you during Golden Blitz if you possess a substantial number of high-star-tier cards; otherwise, those 24 hours will be no different for you than any other ordinary day.

  To achieve this, you need to focus on acquiring more sticker packs during your regular gameplay, as these serve as the primary source of stickers in Monopoly Go.

  Occasionally, Swap Packs and Wild Stickers appear as ultimate rewards; these allow you to claim any specific sticker you desire. However, obtaining these particular rewards is quite challenging, so your primary focus should remain on collecting standard sticker packs.

  How to obtain sticker packs?

  As you likely already know, aside from building up your board, the core gameplay of Monopoly Go revolves around participating in various types of events:

  • Daily Events: These refresh every day (including banner events and tournaments).
  • Collaborative Events: Such as Partners and Racers events, which require you to team up with other players to complete objectives.
  • Other Solo Events: These take the form of special mini-games, such as treasure digging or Peg-E.

  These events typically include sticker packs among their listed rewards. The sticker packs provided by Daily Events tend to be of lower rarity, meaning a lower probability of pulling rare cards, so the latter two categories of events serve as your primary sources for acquiring 4-star, 5-star, and gold stickers.

  It is also worth noting a special flash event in Monopoly Go called Sticker Boom. Whenever this event is active, opening any sticker pack will result in a significantly increased number of stickers received!

  Beyond these major events, other avenues, such as Quick Wins tasks, shop gifts, and daily login bonuses, can also yield some sticker packs, though these are typically of the lower-tier variety.

  Consequently, you will probably find yourself accumulating many duplicate low-star stickers over time. However, do not underestimate their value; if you collect enough of them, they can actually generate additional benefits for you!

  What is the purpose of duplicate stickers?

  If you happen to possess duplicate copies of rare, high-star-tier, or gold stickers, we recommend prioritizing them for trading purposes. However, lower-tier stickers can be used to redeem vaults.

  Once any duplicate stickers have been added to your album, the system calculates and accumulates a corresponding number of stars based on their rarity level. Once you have accumulated a sufficient quantity of stars, you can redeem them for vaults of varying rarity.

  Currently, the available star thresholds for redemption are 250, 450, and 700 stars. However, we highly recommend that you aim for the highest tier: the 1,000-star option, as the golden vault obtained through this redemption contains rare blue or purple sticker packs, as well as a coveted Wild Sticker.

  Why participate in Golden Blitz?

  The trading opportunities provided by Golden Blitz significantly increase your chances of completing your Posh Pets Album collection. Even if you only manage to complete one additional set, you will earn valuable rewards in the form of extra dice and cash.

  Consequently, when the new Monopoly Ever After Album launches, you can leverage these rewards to progress through new events much faster, allowing you to unlock new stickers ahead of the competition.

  That concludes our guide for this event. Since the exact start time of the event depends on your specific time zone, be sure to keep a close eye on the schedule so you don't miss out! Good luck!