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• Torchlight Infinite SS10 Best Builds Tier List | Top S-Tier & Meta Builds For Fast Farming And Boss Fights

  Torchlight Infinite SS10 has already begun. We've made numerous improvements to the game's benefits, including numerous rewards like pets awarded for completing login quests, all designed to attract new players.

  However, whether you're new to the game or not, you'll quickly realize it's also an ARPG, or a Diablo-like game. The strength of your build determines your gaming experience, so let's take a look at some excellent builds to play in SS10.

  

  Tier D Builds

  Seething Spirit Rehan

  This build primarily utilizes Rage stacking to enhance Seething Spirit. It's decent for clearing early levels and farming Torchlight Infinite currency, and its mechanics offer interesting synergies.

  However, its survivability and late-game damage are lacking, and its controls feel clunky, making it unreliable against powerful bosses. High gear investment but low return. It's a good build for leveling, but it's best to switch to a different build in the endgame.

  Spider Tank Moto

  This is a quirky but once-viable summon build. It was decent in SS 9, making it easy to use early on. However, the latest patch nerfed the summon's durability and AI, impacting its farming efficiency and single-target damage. It's ineffective against bosses in the endgame and lacks a damage ceiling or survivability.

  Tier C Build

  Spacetime Elapse Youga

  Youga deals damage by manipulating time-based damage-over-time effects and Spacetime Zone. It excels at control, and the time-manipulation mechanic is fun to play with. However, its burst damage is lacking, making it inconsistent against highly mobile or face-heavy bosses. It's still a mid-tier experimental build.

  Ring Of The Ice Thea

  This build's main strengths lie in its area-of-effect Freezing and burst AoE damage. It's fast at clearing adds, but lacks true boss-killing power. The increased CC duration and frost damage this season haven't been enough to lift it from mediocrity, leaving it rather weak in the endgame.

  

  Tier B Builds

  Frostspike Rosa

  This build primarily leverages Rosa's natural synergy with Cold Projectiles to unleash rapid and sustained icy spikes. Improvements to Projectile Support in SS10 have resulted in significantly better clearing speed, making it significantly more effective than in SS9, but it still struggles with single-target damage.

  Unsullied Blade Rosa

  This build relies on Bleed and Energy generation, creating a physical-melee hybrid. It offers a blend of area-of-effect damage and sustained survivability. Changes to Physical Scaling Nodes and Bleed Affixes give this build plenty of potential, but it requires a decent investment in gear and careful positioning.

  Howling Gale Selena

  This is a wind-based AoE Buff that focuses on spreading Chaos effects with Damage Over Time. It excels in clearing scenarios and efficiently farms Torchlight Infinite currency, making it both fun and gear-neutral. Its main drawback is its lack of burst and boss suppression.

  Tier A Builds

  Wind Stalker Erika

  This is a rapid-fire, crit-focused build that excels in fast-paced farming. It boasts high mobility and powerful clearing capabilities. You can treat it like a regular ranger or rogue build. It's not difficult to build, and the agility scaling and crit buffs this season allow for incredibly high burst damage. However, in tight boss fights, you can still get killed due to the lack of ducking space.

  Thunder Slam Thea

  This is a Hybrid Melee Lightning AoE build. It has strong early-game power and impressive abilities. Its wide-area thunderbolt effect is reliable, and SS10 item changes address its energy regeneration issues. Its only drawback is that it can feel sluggish compared to top-tier ranged builds.

  Seething Rehan

  This build is primarily built around Rage Field's Burst Damage. Its damage is incredibly high. SS10 buffs to Rage generation and Attack Uptime bring it close to S-tier, making it particularly powerful in boss fights. However, you still need to invest in survivability and positioning, and its clearing speed is somewhat slower than top-tier builds.

  Ice Lances Carino

  This build focuses on Ice Lances, which offer high damage and high speed. Its critical strike and projectile speed are both top-tier this season, and the cold scaling changes benefit it, making it excellent for leveling, farming, and boss fighting. However, it still employs a classic glass cannon playstyle, requiring minimal damage avoidance.

  Frost Fire Fusion Gemma

  This build utilizes both fire and ice spells to apply powerful dual status effects. It synergizes well with the Ice-Fire Fusion Trait, allowing it to quickly melt through crowds of monsters and chill lock bosses. Overall, it's powerful and fun, but its skill rotation is complex.

  Blast Nova Bing

  Bing can adapt to using Remote Mines to create screen-clearing explosions. This build is fast, deadly, and incredibly fun to play. Season 10's improvements to Detonation Timing and Energy Shield make it even more survivable, but despite being quite fragile, it also requires a lot of gear.

  S Tier Builds

  Thunder Spike Erika

  By scaling critical hits, chaining projectiles, and Lightning Burst, this build clears the map incredibly quickly, leaving even bosses struggling to withstand it for long, making Thunder Spike Erika one of the most versatile ranged builds in season 10.

  Whirlwind Rehan

  Whirlwind Rehan combines high mobility with a Rage-powered melee cleave. Besides being tanky, it's equally effective at farming maps or taking on bosses.

  Minion Iris

  Minions have always been a favorite gameplay style, as they can automatically take down monsters and bosses on the map. Minion Iris is a top-tier summon build at SS10. Besides its impressive damage and survivability, it also has low gear requirements.

  Chain Lightning Youga

  This build offers one of the most flashy and effective screen clears in the game. Recent improvements to its chain range and energy cycle make it a monster for clearing monsters and taking down bosses, with unmatched damage output. However, its weakness remains in its defense.

  Autobomber Gemma

  This build relies primarily on frequent Elemental Trigger explosions, making it one of the most effective mobbing builds in the game. With the right gear, it can also defeat bosses incredibly quickly, making it one of the easiest and most reliable S-tier builds this season.

  The above builds are for reference only. You can check your hero's current build and, if you're not satisfied with its damage or efficiency, consider switching to a Tier S build.

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• Monopoly Go October 17-19 Banner Event Leaf Shower Schedule And All Milestone Rewards

  How are your Hayride Racers progressing? Did you find teammates in time and earn enough flag tokens together? Regardless of your teammates' performance, at least you can continue to farm tokens through the new banner event, Leaf Shower.

  While Monopoly Go cards rewarded by daily events aren't as rare as those from racers events, daily events themselves are one of the main ways to progress towards completing racers events, so it's essential to participate promptly.

  Below, we'll explain Leaf Shower's schedule, gameplay, and rewards to help you better plan your Monopoly Go schedule for the next few days.

  

  Leaf Shower Schedule

  The event begins at 1:00 PM on October 17 and will last until 4:00 PM on the 19th, a total of two days and three hours. Note that this week's major event, Hayride Racers, will also end at the same time on the 19th.

  Therefore, we recommend completing Leaf Shower on the morning of the 18th or 19th to earn enough tokens to double medals in Hayride Racers finals, increasing your team's chances of a strong finish.

  How To Play Leaf Shower?

  The point count required to earn all the rewards in this event is slightly higher than in previous single-player events. To achieve this, you must have enough dice and progress through the board to pass enough tiles with maple leaf pickups - each pickup awards 4 points.

  Of course, the best way to speed up your progress is still to increase your dice multiplier. Don't worry if you don't have enough dice at the start of Leaf Shower; progressing through the event and completing more laps in Hayride Racers will reward you with new dice.

  If you manage to earn enough points to claim all 62 milestone rewards, here's an overview of what you'll receive:

  • 18,675 Free Dice Rolls in total
  • 2,630 Flag Tokens in total
  • 3x Pink Sticker Pack at the 26th Milestone
  • 15-Minute Builder's Bash at the 18th Milestone
  • 15-Minute Color Wheel Boost at the 44th Milestone
  • 40-Minute Mega Heist at the 50th Milestone
  • 15-Minute Cash Grab Boost at the 57th Milestone

  All Leaf Shower Rewards

  To help you plan your rewards earning schedule to suit your playing pace within the limited time available, we've listed all Leaf Shower milestone rewards, along with their corresponding tiers and required points, below.

  Milestone 1-10

  • Milestone 1: 5 Points; 60 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 2: 10 Points; 25 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 3: 15 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 4: 35 Points; 2x Green Sticker Pack
  • Milestone 5: 50 Points; 50 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 6: 35 Points; 80 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 7: 45 Points; 2x Green Sticker Pack
  • Milestone 8: 40 Points; 40 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 9: 65 Points; 80 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 10: 160 Points; 150 Free Dice Rolls

  Milestone 11-20

  • Milestone 11: 85 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 12: 55 Points; 50 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 13: 75 Points; 100 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 14: 90 Points; 3x Yellow Sticker Pack
  • Milestone 15: 500 Points; 415 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 16: 80 Points; 200 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 17: 90 Points; 75 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 18: 100 Points; Builder's Bash, 15 Minutes
  • Milestone 19: 110 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 20: 775 Points; 605 Free Dice Rolls

  

  Milestone 21-30

  • Milestone 21: 115 Points; 200 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 22: 130 Points; 105 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 23: 125 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 24: 150 Points; 220 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 25: 1325 Points; 975 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 26: 160 Points; 3x Pink Sticker Pack
  • Milestone 27: 175 Points; 220 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 28: 185 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 29: 850 Points; 615 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 30: 200 Points; 220 Flag Tokens

  Milestone 31-40

  • Milestone 31: 225 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 32: 245 Points; 165 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 33: 185 Points; Cash Boost, 10 Minutes
  • Milestone 34: 265 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 35: 1725 Points; 1,150 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 36: 285 Points; 240 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 37: 340 Points; 215 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 38: 515 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 39: 1550 Points; 950 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 40: 375 Points; Cash Reward

  Milestone 41-50

  • Milestone 41: 400 Points; 240 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 42: 425 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 43: 2550 Points; 1,450 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 44: 400 Points; Wheel Boost, 10 Minutes
  • Milestone 45: 515 Points; 250 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 46: 665 Points; 365 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 47: 575 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 48: 3450 Points; 1,675 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 49: 635 Points; 250 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 50: 515 Points; Mega Heist, 40 Minutes

  Milestone 51-60

  • Milestone 51: 750 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 52: 2000 Points; 800 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 53: 800 Points; 270 Flag Tokens
  • Milestone 54: 950 Points; 505 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 55: 1050 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 56: 5175 Points; 2,275 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 57: 575 Points; Cash Boost, 15 Minutes
  • Milestone 58: 915 Points; 385 Free Dice Rolls
  • Milestone 59: 1000 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 60: 1600 Points; 635 Free Dice Rolls

  Milestones 61-62

  • Milestone 61: 1725 Points; Cash Reward
  • Milestone 62: 10,000 Points; 5,000 Free Dice Rolls

  That's all for this update. Hopefully, Sunday brings you a perfect end to your Monopoly Go week!

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• Borderlands 4 Balance Patch Delay & Predicted Nerfs | Bloodletter, Groundbreaker, And OP Builds To Be Fixed

  Borderlands 4's balance patch, originally scheduled for October 16th, the 30th day after release, has been delayed until early next week, around Monday or Tuesday. While the announcement is a bit belated, officials say the update will include balance adjustments, performance and stability improvements, and some brand-new gameplay features!

  While the balance patch hasn't arrived yet, we can make some predictions. Currently, some overpowered builds are exploiting exploits that will probably be fixed in the next update.

  

  Likely Fixed Bugs

  Bloodletter

  • Effect: Critical hits with weapons and skills have a chance to cause enemies to bleed, dealing kinetic status damage for a period of time. The bleed effect is affected by the chance of status effects being applied and counts as a status effect itself. This effect stacks.

  This is a passive skill in Siren Vex skill tree, and it's currently used by almost all the strongest Vex builds. While it does indeed work as advertised, the problem is that the bleed damage itself counts as skill damage. Therefore, if the bleed damage itself crits, it triggers the passive again, applying new bleeds, creating an infinite bleed loop. This can cause a sudden spike in damage, instantly devastating even the strongest enemies. The developers have explicitly stated they want to fix passive skill recursion, and Bloodletter is a prime example, so it's almost certain to be fixed.

  Groundbreaker Specialization

  • Effect: Non-melee attack damage and shock damage are stored (stored damage: 20%).

  Melee attacks and slams deal additional kinetic melee damage based on stored damage, which is consumed (stored damage duration: 5 seconds).

  Groundbreaker is the final node in Runner Specialization, requiring 20 points in Runner to unlock. The problem with this skill is that many skill trees offer bonus damage to melee attacks, and this added damage is also considered skill damage. The skill damage is then stored by Groundbreaker, in turn boosting the next melee attack. This creates a cycle that causes melee damage to increase exponentially after a few attacks, until it reaches the damage cap. This is the core of all currently powerful melee builds and another example of an infinite loop, making it highly likely to be used by a player.

  Kickballer And Energy Disc

  • Kickballer Shotgun: Fires a ball with a curved trajectory like a kicked soccer ball. Upon impact, it bounces and explodes, dealing splash elemental damage.
  • Energy Disc Attachment: Fires a bouncing energy disc that deals X damage per bounce and restores 2 rounds of ammunition after 20 seconds.
  • Jakobs Licensed-Part: Critical Hits Will Ricochet Projectiles to Nearby Enemies

  The projectiles fired by Kickballer and Maliwan Shotgun (with the Energy Disc attachment) ricochet, allowing them to hit enemies multiple times. Upon a critical hit, Jakobs's ricochet attachment spawns a new, identical projectile. This means that a single projectile can ricochet multiple times, each critical hit spawning new projectiles, which in turn ricochet and critically hit... creating a chain reaction that instantly floods the screen with projectiles. This is the most discussed and game-breaking combination in the community.

  

  San Saba Songbird

  • Effect: After swapping guns, deal +100% damage for 5 seconds.

  This legendary Borderlands 4 pistol's effect may seem unremarkable, but it has two issues. First, the buff actually lasts forever, not 5 seconds. Second, the buff stacks infinitely. This allows players to stack the damage bonus infinitely by repeatedly swapping weapons, quickly reaching the damage cap. This is a very obvious bug and will definitely be fixed.

  Vladof Submachine Gun And Flamethrower Underbarrel

  Currently, any Vladof submachine gun will have issues when equipped with Flamethrower Underbarrel and using Vladof's "Chance to Fire Additional Projectiles" enhancement. This issue is somewhat similar to the one above: if you repeatedly switch to Flamethrower Underbarrel and back again, the chance of "extra projectiles" will continuously stack. Over hundreds or even thousands of times, each shot from a submachine gun becomes a barrage of bullets without consuming ammunition. This exploit has caused ammunition economy and damage output to spiral out of control.

  Gun Handling Stat

  The gun handling stat affects weapon sway, recoil, and accuracy. Higher handling stats mean less sway when aiming, making it easier to control, while lower stats make it more difficult to maintain a steady aim.

  However, the current Gun Handling stat incorrectly reduces projectile velocity. This results in some weapons having slower projectiles and being difficult to use when the stat is higher. Conversely, it benefits some Borderlands 4 weapons, such as Bottled Lightning, due to slower projectile velocity.

  Powerful Items That Could Be Nerfed (But Not Bugs)

  Besides the obvious exploits listed above, there are also some items that could be nerfed due to being too powerful. The most prominent example is Throwing Knife with Penetrator Augment Modifier, which guarantees all attacks for the next 5 seconds will crit after hitting an enemy.

  While the knife itself isn't a bug, it's simply very powerful. The real issue is that it amplifies the power of other exploits. While addressing those core exploits is more reasonable than nerfing the knife, it's still possible to nerf it due to its strength.

  Learn More: Borderlands 4 Vex Build Guide: Top 3 Siren Skill Trees For Max Damage

  Powerful Build That Could Be Nerfed

  Rafa With Metal Management Skill

  This passive allows him to use no ammunition for 2 seconds after using a skill. Combined with Beam Tossers (Maliwan Shotgun) or Vladof's Taser, it can easily kill bosses.

  Vex With Teen Witch (Class Mod)

  Combining these two allows the life steal effect to work on shields. Combined with Amp Modifier, this allows for infinite Amp Uptime, as lifesteal restores more shields than it consumes.

  If your build relies on any of these mechanics, you can still enjoy it for a few days, but be prepared for a power reduction after the patch and consider backup builds.

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• EA FC 26 Top Attacking Techniques | Mastering More For Higher Scores

  While football is just a sport, its specific gameplay is almost like a battle dedicated to the pitch. Whether you're a real football player or just enjoying EA FC 26, you need to understand the offensive and defensive techniques involved in the game.

  Generally speaking, if you want to score more goals as an attacking player by landing more accurate shots and scoring more points for your team, you need to master attacking skills.

  And "attack" actually consists of multiple elements, including passing, dribbling, shooting, and playmaking.

  Based on these offensive elements, this article will introduce several attacking techniques that can increase your scoring chances in FIFA 26.

  

  L1 Stop

  This technique gets its name from the fact that it requires L1 button on PS controllers. More specifically, L1 Stop is related to passing and dribbling. It makes your movements unpredictable during play, making it harder for opponents to anticipate your attacks.

  Press L1 button (or LB button on Xbox) without any other actions, and your player will come to a complete stop and begin facing the goal. Then, your player will quickly turn around without any left stick movement.

  If you then pass directly to the striker, a through pass after pressing L1 button is even more effective. This allows your player to come to a complete stop, remaining calmer, and without any additional pressure.

  As for L1 Stop's effectiveness with dribbling, it's useful if you find yourself losing the ball to the opposing defender if you continue in the direction you're moving.

  By quickly pressing L1 button, you can use L1 Stop with a bouncing ball, a reverse bouncing ball, or even a skill move. Once you've come to a complete stop, your player will have ample vision to execute a thorough pass.

  If you're using it for dribbling, you can use a skill move to get past the opposing defender after your player has come to a complete stop with L1 Stop.

  Related: EA FC 26 Best Defensive Tips | Offside Traps, Player Switching, Tackling & Tactical Fouls Guide

  Lofted Through Pass

  The lofted through pass is extremely effective in EA FC 26, effectively disrupting the opposing team's attacking plans. This technique causes the ball to fly into open space and be lifted off the ground, making it more difficult for defenders to intercept.

  Also, if you want to play a through a pass between two defenders, Lofted Through Pass can accomplish this.

  It's worth noting that if you see your opponent using this technique and want to prevent it, you can recruit EA FUT 26 players with Incisive Pass Playstyle to help you. For other players, preventing this technique isn't 100% effective.

  To complete this move, double-click the triangle button on a PlayStation controller or Y button on your Xbox controller. This indicates the amount of force you want to apply to the through ball.

  First Time Pass

  This passing technique is actually very similar to Tiki Taka Playstyle, the key being that you actively lure the opponent into attacking from behind or close range.

  On Xbox controller, press R1 or RB to see the player you're targeting with the analog stick receiving the ball from close range. Pressing L1 or LB will show that player attempting to attack from behind or pass after your player passes the ball.

  By holding L1 and R1, you can have your players swerve to create more attacking space or have them make quick passes. In short, you need to find ways to get your players to cut in from behind or get closer to the receiving point.

  Shot Cancel

  FUT 26 has a moving goalkeeper mechanic. If they even move slightly, the ball will be saved. Therefore, if you want to shoot in the penalty area while facing them, it's best to learn Shot Cancel strategy.

  After canceling your shot, you can see if the opponent moves their goalkeeper. If they do, shoot at the near post; if not, shoot at the far post. This clearly shifts the initiative back to you.

  However, it's important to note that this technique should only be used against a moving goalkeeper and when you have ample space and time. Overuse will only increase your opponent's defense.

  To use Shot Cancel, press R2 and L2 buttons simultaneously on PlayStation, or RT & LT buttons simultaneously on Xbox. If you then decide to shoot, you must press R2 and L2 buttons simultaneously.

  

  Flare Pass

  If you're attacking and the opposing defender is nearby, you can use Flare Pass to escape this situation, giving your players more space before passing the ball. This skill is used quite frequently in high-level leagues.

  To use it, hold down R1 and L1, then flick the right stick to the right or left of your player. Note that you must pass the ball after your player has performed a skill move, which makes the pass less predictable and faster.

  Driven Ground Cross

  This cross allows you to arc the ball around the opposing defender, ensuring it reaches your player. This is particularly effective if your formation features two wings.

  Or, when you're preparing for a counterattack, such as when your winger is dribbling the ball and you see your striker on the defensive line, a cross from the winger to the striker can lead to many goals.

  To perform a Driven Ground Cross, hold down R1 and L1 simultaneously, then cross twice. The first button determines the desired force, while the second button adds a slight arc to Driven Ground Cross.

  That's all for this tutorial. Hopefully, these tips will help you improve your FUT 26 match win rate and earn more rewards!

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• New World Aeternum Season 10 Best Weapon Builds & Artifacts Guide | Inferno Fire Staff, Gear Perks, And DPS Combos Explained

  New World Season 10, Nighthaven, has significantly overhauled the equipment system. Weapon perks and stats have been largely reworked, and the addition of set items is a significant change.

  This is both a good and a bad thing. Players will need to rethink their weapon combinations. While Season 9's weapons may not be as powerful, experimenting with them is a joy in itself. Below are some recommended builds. While these may not be the most powerful, they will definitely allow you to deliver undeniable damage in battle.

  

  Essential Artifacts

  Inferno (Fire Staff)

  Inferno is currently the most indispensable artifact and a must-have for PvE damage. It increases damage dealt to targets within 15 meters by 15%. It's best paired with Rapier and Hatchet, as both offer decent attack speed and damage, and Rapier also provides some survivability. Hatchet, on the other hand, needs to forgo Social Distancing and opt for Rending Throw, applying Rend effect to the boss, increasing the team's damage by 20%. You can obtain this artifact within five runs of Empyrean Forge expedition to Great Cleave on mutated difficulty.

  Old Crown (Headwear) And Nimble Coat (Chestwear)

  Old Crown and Nimble Coat aren't as important as the Inferno, but each has its own significance. Old Crown's advantage is its +6 to all stats and the ability to open three gem sockets. Improving all stats can significantly increase your damage, and gems are crucial in Season 10. They not only provide damage reduction but also provide Rune Classes, each of which provides additional damage, significantly improving your build.

  However, Nimble Coat delivers the most damage. It pairs exceptionally well with Rapier, while Old Crown only works well with Greatsword, which isn't heavily ability-dependent. Both are primarily obtained through PvP track.

  Blooddrinker (Ring Jewelry)

  Jewelry artifacts aren't particularly important. Blooddrinker is the recommended artifact. It provides significant lifesteal, allowing you to maintain your effectiveness without a tank or healer, and even take on bosses solo. If you prefer solo play, you absolutely must try it. It's primarily dropped by Greundgul the Regent in Starstone Barrow.

  

  Weapon Combinations

  Melee DPS

  Great Sword can serve as a DPS weapon, similar to the Inferno, but is slightly less powerful than Rapie or Axe combo. It's more commonly used for tanking, combining it with a Great Sword and Hammer or a Great Sword and Sword and Shield.

  Great Axe is very effective in melee combat, thanks primarily to its Reap, which pulls nearby enemies toward you and taunts them. Combined with Hammer's Shockwave and Path of Destiny abilities, it can be used to mow down smaller enemies.

  It also synergizes with Spear, whose abilities grant various debuffs like Rend and Pierce, Weakness, and Bleeding, making it extremely useful against bosses. However, be aware that Rend effect doesn't stack infinitely within a group; similar effects only apply at the highest value, so avoid duplicating weapons when forming a group.

  Ranged DPS

  In Season 10, if you want to participate in Nighthaven raid, the best combination is a Blunderbuss + Fire Staff. However, to maximize your damage, your Fire Staff must be an Inferno, and your other weapons must be upgraded to their GS using New World coins and materials.

  But for casual players, are there other options? Of course, there are some. Musket + Void Gauntlet or Bow + Void Gauntlet or Rapier both deal decent damage. For Void Gauntlet artifact, choose Lifetaker, while for Rapier artifact, choose Finisher.

  Ice Gauntlet is no longer a Mate damage weapon in Season 10, but it can still be used as a secondary weapon or for control DPS in large-scale PVP.

  Healer

  Healer received adjustments in Season 10, but its role hasn't changed much. If you want to effectively support a team, the best combination is Life Staff + Void Gauntlet.

  Core Perks And Gems

  Before introducing perks, I'd like to remind you that old enchantments no longer stack with new ones, and these will be fixed soon, so don't invest in them. Here are recommend perks: 

  • Sacrificial Empowerment II: Increases damage. It's best to have this perk on every piece of gear.
  • Enchanted Ward: Reduces damage from light and heavy attacks. Equip multiple of this perk to stack.
  • Keenly Empowered: Increases damage on critical hits. This perk is suitable for every class.
  • Keenly Jagged: Apply a powerful DoT effect on critical hits.
  • Prolonged Favor II: Extends the duration of a buff by 10%. Ideal for builds that prioritize dot-time buffs.
  • Refreshing: Reduces skill and potion cooldowns, and this perk is valuable for all your classes.
  • Attunement Perks: Increases weapon damage. While currently very strong, it's expected to be nerfed soon. It can be combined with other perks.
  • Vicious: Increases critical hit damage.
  • Enchanted: Increases light and heavy attack damage. Ideal for weapons with fast attack speed.

  New World: Aeternum Season 10 offers a wide range of gear and weapon combinations. You can freely combine and match excellent combinations to optimize melee and ranged DPS based on your available gear.

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  In Season 10, collecting artifacts and upgrading your weapon's GS will consume a lot of items. However, if you have enough coins, you can significantly shorten the process. IGGM currently has a lot of cheap and secure New World gold on sale. If you're feeling tired during the game, you might want to use it to relax.

• Monopoly Go October 15th-17th Banner Event Profit Harvest And Rewards

  Hello everyone! It's autumn's peak, and it's the perfect, coziest time of year! Monopoly Go has concluded its food tour and launched its next sticker album, Cozy Comforts Album!

  The first event in Cozy Comforts Album is a racing event, and the rewards for this event include a five-star sticker pack and a Board token! Hayride Racers events require Flag Tokens, and Profit Harvest event is undoubtedly one of the best sources.

  

  Date

  Profit Harvest is the first banner event for Cozy Comforts Album. It runs from 1:00 PM EST on October 15, 2025, to 1:00 PM EST on October 17, 2025, for a total of two days.

  How To Earn Points?

  To achieve first place in the racing event, the first two races are crucial. If you can place first in one of the first two races and then on the final day, you're guaranteed to win first place. Collecting Flag Tokens from Profit Harvest banner will help you win the first two tournaments.

  Profit Harvest event has 62 milestones, requiring a total of 43,475 points. Obtaining all Flag Tokens requires 22,050 points, and points are earned as follows:

  • Chance: one point
  • Community Chest: one point
  • Railroad: two points

  To obtain all Flag Tokens from Profit Harvest milestones, you'll need at least 10,000 dice (although milestones also include tokens). The good news is that as long as you reach Railroad tile, you'll receive rewards from both Profit Harvest event and the tournament event.

  By setting a multiplier for your dice rolls before reaching Railroad tile, you'll progress efficiently in both events. Since both milestones include dice, you might even end up using fewer dice than you expect. Combined, you can easily earn over 2,000 Flag Tokens from these two events.

  

  Profit Harvest Event Rewards

  Profit Harvest rewards are the same as other banner events, so the rewards remain the same. They total 18,205 dice (at Milestone 62) and 2,630 Flag Tokens (at Milestone 53). Earn all Flag Tokens, and you'll receive 9,505 dice as a bonus.

  Sticker packs from Profit Harvest milestones aren't rare,  but they're not difficult to obtain. And since sticker season has just begun, Monopoly Go stickers like 1-star and 2-stars are still Important, so don't miss out on these packs.

  The approximate rewards for Profit Harvest event are as follows:

  • 18,205 dice
  • 2,630 Flag Tokens
  • 3 Green Sticker Packs
  • 1 Yellow Sticker Pack
  • 1 Pink Sticker Pack
  • Builder's Bash at milestone 18
  • Cash Boost at milestones 33 and 57
  • Color Wheel Boost at milestone 44
  • Mega Heist at milestone 50

  The detailed milestone rewards for Profit Harvest event are as follows:

  • 1. 5 Points: 60 Flag Tokens
  • 2. 10 Points: 25 free rolls
  • 3. 15 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 4. 25 Points: One-star green sticker pack
  • 5. 50 Points: 50 free rolls
  • 6. 30 Points: 80 Flag Tokens
  • 7. 35 Points: One-star green sticker pack
  • 8. 40 Points: 40 free rolls
  • 9. 50 Points: 80 Flags Tokens
  • 10. 160 Points: 150 free rolls
  • 11. 50 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 12. 55 Points: 50 free rolls
  • 13. 65 Points: 100 FlagsTokens
  • 14. 80 Points: Two-star yellow sticker pack
  • 15. 425 Points: 375 free rolls
  • 16. 70 Points: 200 Flags Tokens
  • 17. 80 Points: 70 free rolls
  • 18. 85 Points: 15 minutes builder's bash
  • 19. 95 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 20. 675 Points: 575 free rolls
  • 21. 100 Points: 200 Flags Tokens
  • 22. 115 Points: 95 free rolls
  • 23. 110 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 24. 130 Points: 220 Flags Tokens
  • 25. 1,150 Points: 925 free rolls
  • 26. 140 Points: Three-star pink sticker pack
  • 27. 150 Points: 220 Flags Tokens
  • 28. 160 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 29. 750 Points: 575 free rolls
  • 30. 180 Points: 220 Flags Tokens
  • 31. 190 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 32. 210 Points: 150 free rolls
  • 33. 160 Points: 10 minutes cash boost
  • 34. 230 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 35. 1,500 Points: 1,100 free rolls
  • 36. 250 Points: 240 Flags Tokens
  • 37. 300 Points: 200 free rolls
  • 38. 450 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 39. 1,350 Points: 925 free rolls
  • 40. 325 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 41. 350 Points: 240 Flags Tokens
  • 42. 375 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 43. 2,250 Points: 1,400 free rolls
  • 44. 350 Points: 15 minutes color wheel boost
  • 45. 450 Points: 250 Flags Tokens
  • 46. ​​575 Points: 350 free rolls
  • 47. 500 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 48. 3,000 Points: 1,650 free rolls
  • 49. 550 Points: 250 Flags Tokens
  • 50. 450 Points: 40 minutes megaheist
  • 51. 650 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 52. 1,800 Points: 800 free rolls
  • 53. 700 Points: 270 Flags Tokens
  • 54. 825 Points: 500 free rolls
  • 55. 950 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 56. 4,500 Points: 2,200 free rolls
  • 57. 500 Points: 15 minutes cash boost
  • 58. 800 Points: 375 free rolls
  • 59. 950 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 60. 1,400 Points: 625 Free Rolls
  • 61. 1,500 Points: Cash Rewards
  • 62. 10,000 Points: 5,000 Free Rolls

  These are all the rewards for this event. We hope you'll collect enough Flags Tokens to take first place in the racing event.

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