Carpet Carousel single-player event in Monopoly GO will begin at 1 PM ET on April 17th and end at 4 PM ET on April 20th. This event lasts longer than many previous events.

Fairytale Partners and Express Tournament events will run concurrently. However, Partner Event has been available for two days prior to Carpet Carousel.

Those who haven't completed Partner Event tasks can take this opportunity to complete all three events at once by reading this guide.

Carpet Carousel

In the limited-time Carpet Carousel single-player event in Monopoly GO, the core strategy for earning points is to throw a Dice and try to land it precisely on squares marked with special event icons (such as a carousel). Each successful landing earns the corresponding points.

To efficiently advance through score milestones, strategic gameplay is crucial: Pay attention to whether active squares on the board cluster together in a certain area. Once you spot such a cluster, decisively use a high-multiplier dice roll. With a bit of luck, a single successful roll can yield several times the points of a normal roll.

Furthermore, coinciding with Monopoly Go's concurrent High Roller and other high-speed limited-time events allows you to temporarily increase your Dice multiplier cap. Using a high-multiplier to attack clusters of squares during this time is often much more effective.

Combining this with buffs like Cash Boost or Builder's Bash can also help you acquire extra resources while pushing for points.

However, considering the event lasts three days, a sound long-term plan is equally important—manage your Dice reserves wisely to avoid exhausting them for a short burst of speed. This will allow you to progress steadily throughout the event and ultimately secure the generous rewards, including 5,000 free Dice.

Milestone Rewards

Carpet Carousel features 62 milestone rewards, differentiated by your score. You'll receive a large amount of Dice, in-game cash, and sticker packs. The grand prize, Milestone 62, awards 5,000 free Dice.

This event also rewards Partner Tokens, which can be used in the concurrent Fairytale Partners event to earn even more rewards.

Fairytale Partners

Core Gameplay

Fairytale Partners is a large-scale multiplayer cooperative event in Monopoly GO. You need to form a team of four, dividing tasks and working together to complete four fairytale-themed construction tasks.

To unlock this event, your account needs to reach at least level 5 on the board. The core gameplay revolves around teamwork and resource management: you collect event tokens by participating in main board events, timed matches, and daily tasks. These tokens are then used to spin Partner's wheel, which randomly generates varying amounts of construction points to advance your construction progress.

In Fairytale Partners event, each fairytale building project has multiple milestone nodes. Once the team's accumulated construction points reach a certain milestone, all members can simultaneously claim the corresponding rewards for that stage.

The ultimate goal of the entire event is to work together with four teammates to push the construction progress of all four fairytale buildings to 100%. Upon successful completion, each member of the team will receive a grand prize.

Gameplay Strategy

To efficiently complete Fairytale Partners event and obtain the grand prize, the key is to develop a meticulous team strategy.

First, select active teammates: Prioritize friends or guild members who have performed actively and made consistent contributions in past events. Since you cannot change teammates during the event, inactive teammates will severely slow down the team's progress.

Second, focus on one project: After obtaining event tokens, it is recommended not to spread them across multiple buildings. Instead, concentrate resources with one teammate to conquer one fairytale building. Rewards such as Monopoly Go Dice obtained after completing a project can be immediately invested in the next stage, creating a virtuous cycle.

In addition, take full advantage of limited-time bonus events in Monopoly Go such as Cash Boost and Mega Heist. Using these events with high-multiplier Dice during these periods will allow for more efficient token acquisition.

Also, pay attention to concurrent events, as they will generate a large amount of additional event tokens, providing valuable resources without depleting your own Dice reserves.

Completion Rewards

Fairytale Partners rewards are divided into two categories: milestone rewards for individual buildings and a grand prize for completing all four buildings.

• Reaching 2,500 points will grant 200 free Dice.
• Reaching 8,500 points will grant a large amount of in-game cash.
• Reaching 21,500 points will grant 200-300 free Dice, in-game cash, and 10 minutes of Cash Boost.
• Reaching 48,000 points will grant 300-500 free Dice, two packs of yellow stickers, and 30 minutes of Mega Heist.
• Reaching 80,000 points will earn you 400-600 free Dice, in-game cash, an emoji, and a blue sticker pack.

Completing all four buildings will earn you the grand prize: 5,000 Dice, a purple sticker pack, The Little Mermaid board tokens, and an Enchanted Storybook.

Express Tournament

Express Tournament is a limited-time multiplayer competitive event in Monopoly GO. You earn points by throwing Dice and seeing them land on specific squares on the board. Higher points lead to a higher ranking on the leaderboard, and rewards are given based on ranking and milestone progress.

Points are earned by landing Dice on Railroad squares, triggering either a Shutdown or Bank Heist minigame. A base score is awarded based on the game's outcome. The base score is multiplied by the number of Dice the player is currently using to determine the final tournament score for that throw.

Gameplay Strategy

To efficiently score points and earn generous rewards in Express Tournament, the key is strategic management of Dice resources and precise timing.

First, conserve Dice for high-multiplier rounds, especially when you're near a railway tile on the board. Railway tiles are located near the four corners of the board; consider using a high-multiplier roll when your piece is within 6-8 moves of a railway tile.

Second, don't strive for first place every day. Since Express Tournament refreshes daily and has a short duration, if your Dice reserves are limited, focus on maintaining a top 10 or even top 20 position to earn enough Express Coins to steadily progress without excessively depleting your Dice reserves.

Furthermore, be aware of the synergistic effect of concurrent events-this time, Express Tournament runs concurrently with Carpet Carousel, and their scoring methods differ. You can advance through both events with a single roll, maximizing resource utilization.

Completion Rewards

Express Tournament rewards are divided into 40 milestones, each with different rewards based on the points earned. Completing all milestones will reward you with a total of 5,735 Dice, a pink sticker pack, a green sticker pack, a yellow sticker pack, and 1,910 Partner Tokens, which can also be used to complete Fairytale Partners event.

The rewards for these three Monopoly Go events are incredibly generous, but the events are short-lived. Completing all three events together will maximize your rewards. After reading this guide, don't hesitate, get started!

Want to level from 90 to 285 in World of Warcraft Midnight Season 1? This doesn't require brute force; there's a clear, efficient path. While you won't be able to do it instantly, following this guide will make it much faster than you think.

Accept Weekly Quests

After reaching level 90, don't rush into doing quests. Instead, go to various maps and accept weekly quests to prepare for efficient completion later.

We can accept world boss quests from Lady Liadrin. Defeating the world boss rewards you with Apex Cache and Sparks. Sparks can be used for later crafting. Besides WoW Midnight gold, the world boss always drops a Champion Warband item, which could be a trinket, ring, or necklace—hopefully a usable piece.

The key point is: don't start the quests immediately after accepting them, as we need to progress through multiple objectives simultaneously.

Timewalking

Timewalking is the fastest way to acquire gear. Note that Timewalking is located in Stormwind and Orgrimmar; it's not available in other major cities.

You need to find Timewalking master and accept the quest "Disturbance Detected: Firelands," which only requires killing Ragnaros. The quest reward is Hero-quality gear.

However, it's recommended to complete the entire raid, as each boss drops Champion-quality gear. Moreover, the entry barrier is extremely low. Furthermore, high-item-level players often don't need this gear and can ask them for it.

Multi-pronged Approach Strategy

Core Strategy

First, we need to accept Prey quests and kill specific monsters. The first two Prey quests reward Veteran Cache. While doing Prey quests, also complete the area's world quests, weekly quests, and kill rares along the way. Rares have a chance to drop Warband gear, which can be used on your current character or other alts.

Next, focus on Voidstorm. Prioritize raising your Voidstorm reputation to rank 7. Reputation level 7 rewards a powerful Trinket, used by almost all players doing Mythic content.

Get Cache by accepting the quest from Void Researcher Anomander and completing Stormarion Assault.

For other areas, Harandar still involves world quests, weekly quests, and killing world bosses. Reaching Silvermoon reputation level 9 rewards a Champion-quality helmet. If you already have the Champion belt or necklace, you can skip Amani Tribe.

Completing all these quests and activities guarantees an item level of at least 220 without taking too much time.

Mythic Dungeons

Currently, Mythic Dungeons is the most user-friendly season. M0 is equivalent to the difficulty of past Heroic dungeons, and from levels 1 to 5, the game highlights the routes for pulling mobs. The completion rate for level 10 exceeds 85%, making it extremely high.

In terms of rewards, level 10 directly drops Hero gear and Mythic gear from the Great Vault. Crest is also Mythic difficulty. Therefore, this is the most cost-effective level.

Delves

If you prefer solo play or don't want to team up, Delves are your best choice.

Prioritize pushing Delves difficulty to level 8 or higher, then use the weekly Coffer Keys to open Bountiful Delves. Each key can be exchanged for one Champion piece of equipment.

Additionally, killing certain mobs in Delves has a chance to summon Nemesis boss Nullaeus. Reducing its health to half will drop a Bounty Treasure. Using this before the current Delves ends will grant an extra Hero piece of equipment, reliably once per week.

Completing level 11 Delves will also unlock a Cracked Keystone quest. Simply defeat any level 2 or higher Mythic+ dungeon to obtain 20 Hero Dawncrests and 20 Mythic Dawncrests, ignoring the weekly cap.

Key Concepts for Equipment Upgrading

Remember, you are not upgrading a single piece of equipment, but rather an equipment slot. Once you've upgraded a gear slot to its maximum level, any lower-item-level gear placed in that slot will catch up for free. Therefore, never waste Crests upgrading gear that's only at item level 2/6; wait until it's at least 3/6.

Our priority for upgrading pieces is Trinket, followed by the chest, head, and legs—slots with the highest primary stat benefits.

For crafting, Spark weapons don't need Crests to reach item level 259, but never use Hero Crests to upgrade them; only use Mythic Crests to recraft them to 285. After weapons, prioritize crafting cloaks, rings, or bracers.

Finally, there's Catalyst. You can easily accumulate Manafluxes needed for Catalysts through dungeons, weekly quests, and boss kills. The principle for Catalysts is to only use them on Hero-quality gear at item level 3/6 or higher, converting them into set pieces for the current raid to help you quickly complete two-piece or four-piece sets.

Repeat this process weekly: accept weekly quests, complete Timewalking, farm Delves, and finish the endless Crest questline. Your item level will steadily approach 285, without relying solely on luck.

So, these are the methods for quickly increasing your item level. Mastering these methods will surely lead to faster progression in WoW Midnight Season 1. Good luck with your game!

ARC Raiders Week 23 Trials are here, running from April 6th to April 13th.

Each week's Trials require players to deal damage to some very powerful enemies and survive to successfully extract. This week, ARC Raiders brings us some tricky challenges.

Therefore, this guide will provide a complete walkthrough of ARC Raiders Week 23 Trials to help you complete them more effectively. Let's take a look!

List

• Buried City: Deal damage to ARC enemies in Old Town.
• Locked Gate: Disarm mines during Locked Gate.
• Search Raider Caches
• Damage Wasps
• Damage Vaporizers

How to Damage ARC Enemies?

First, players need to travel to Old Town in Buried City to enter this Trial. This area is teeming with ARC enemies, so you won't need to spend too much time completing it.

During this trial, players simply need to engage ARCs, inflict damage, and then successfully retreat to complete it. Be aware that powerful enemies like Vaporizers may appear, so be prepared and take precautions.

How To Disarm Mines During Locked Gate?

To complete this Trial, players need to load into Blue Gate during Locked Gate Major Map Condition. Upon reaching the topside, you don't need to enter the tunnels; mines are scattered throughout the map, but players need to disarm 14 to achieve a three-star rating for this trial. This ARC Raiders Trial tests speed, not firepower.

Disarming mines is simple; follow these steps:

1. Carefully approach the mines, listening for the beeping sounds.
2. Approaching a mine will trigger a defuse prompt.
3. When Disarm prompt appears, hold down the Interact button.
4. Remain completely still until the animation finishes playing.
5. Immediately proceed to the next mine.

Remember, hitting a mine will also trigger an explosion. The explosion of nearby grenades or other mines may cause a chain reaction. Therefore, in densely packed minefields, remain calm and shoot accurately. Stepping on the wrong mine or leaving too early will kill you, and other raiders will steal your coveted 300 points.

If you leave a mine before defusing it, it will also explode, causing significant damage, possibly even fatal. So don't move, don't panic, complete the defuse.

Crouching while traversing a minefield allows you to approach without accidentally triggering mines, giving you time to assess the minefield's layout before defusing them. If you approach a mine but no defuse prompt appears, it means another player has already cleared it, and you can continue.

How To Search Raider Caches?

Players can complete this simple Trial on any map except ARC Raiders Stella Montis. Look for small metal boxes to loot on the map. These boxes are scattered throughout and make a buzzing sound; use this sound to locate them.

Each Raider Cache you search contributes to your Trials score, with double points awarded for searching chests on Hurricane major map condition.

How to Damage Wasps?

Wasps are more difficult to deal with than Ticks and Pops, but with the right approach, they can be easy targets. These flying enemies are quite formidable early in the game; finding their weak points and using the right ARC Raiders Items is crucial for easily taking them down.

Ideally, players should choose a map suitable for ranged weapons for this ARC Raiders Trial. Wasps spawn randomly on the map, so any map will do.

During this time, players should maintain a low profile and snipe Wasps from a safe distance at a higher vantage point. Because they have difficulty tracking enemies at the same or higher altitude, attacking from above is an excellent strategy. Then focus your attacks on Wasps' blades, and they will fall to the ground.

How to Damage Vaporizers?

Vaporizers only spawn during ARC Raiders Close Scrutiny Major Map Condition. They are flying tanks responsible for guarding Assessors.

These enemies are very powerful and not to be underestimated. Vaporizers possess heavy armor and powerful laser attacks that can quickly kill players. Therefore, players should focus on using cover for firing in this fight. While remaining concealed, quickly peek out to shoot.

It is recommended that players use heavy weapons and aim at propulsors that maintain Vaporizers' flight. Vaporizers are very durable; light equipment will run out of ammo before they fall.

It is worth noting that Vaporizers' energy shield, when activated, can block all damage, including damage from explosive projectiles. Stop firing immediately after the shield is activated and wait for it to dissipate before resuming fire. Solo players who waste ammo due to shield activation can easily run out of ammo before eliminating enemies.

The following is a recommended equipment configuration based on multiple tests:

• Hullcracker: Deals high burst damage to armored targets
• Aphelion: Provides sustained ranged damage output
• Dolabra: Uses a shotgun for close-quarters combat
• Wolfpacks: Multi-hit rockets (Note: shields can intercept these rockets)

This concludes our guide to ARC Raiders Week 23 Trials. We hope it helps players complete Trials more effectively and achieve higher scores. If you have any further questions, please feel free to discuss them later.

In Diablo 4 Season 12, Drilladin Paladin build, a fun and unconventional build centered on Divine Lance skill, has emerged, balancing high mobility with wide-area damage.

This build utilizes Divine Lance's mobility as a movement skill, combined with specific runes and equipment combinations, to achieve extremely fast map clearing speeds, reaching a completion time of under two minutes in Pit 100.

While its overall damage output is not as high as the mainstream Shield of Retribution Paladin, it has a clear advantage in area-of-effect damage and visual experience, making it especially suitable for players tired of the narrow-area damage output of mainstream builds.

In Season 12, if you plan to try this build, all you need are Diablo 4 Items mentioned in this article to easily experience its fun.

Core Mechanics

The core of this build lies in classifying Divine Lance as a mobility skill, thus triggering the synergy between Godslayer Crown and Moni. This mechanic is particularly effective in the speedrunning environment of Season 12.

Godslayer Crown itself has crowd control capabilities, while the combination of Moni and Vat further amplifies the damage frequency of Divine Lance. Because Divine Lance can be cast frequently, the crowd control effect of Godslayer Crown is almost constant, continuously gathering enemies on the screen and subjecting them to multiple drill attacks.

Another key mechanic is the bonus provided by Discple Oath. This build doesn't require placing Arbiter form on the skill bar. Instead, Discple Oath itself provides a 50% independent damage bonus, and Divine Arbiter form is automatically triggered whenever Condemn or Arbiter of Justice is cast.

By allocating skill points to Arbiter form-related nodes, you can gain a 100% movement speed bonus from Seraph's Wings. Divine Lance's damage scales multiplicatively with movement speed, typically increasing by 14% in its base state, but reaching a 30% cap in Arbiter form.

Combined with the double attack from Tip of Spear and the significant attack speed bonus, overall damage output is amplified considerably.

Skills and Rune Configuration

For active skills, the core skill is Divine Lance, which is transformed into a drill-like visual effect through a specific rune. Season 12 did not change Divine Lance runes, so this build retains its previous strength.

For the strongest synergy with Disciple Oath, Disciple-based rune is recommended. Other rune options exist, such as transforming Divine Lance into a Zeal rune, which requires adjusting attribute points but also produces a visually impressive effect.

Support skills include Condemn, Consecration, Defiance Aura, and Fanaticism Aura. Condemn is used to trigger Arbiter form, stack Ascension, and pull enemies towards the character. Consecration applies weakening effects and increases damage multipliers. Defiance Aura and Fanaticism Aura provide defense and attack speed bonuses. Rally occupies the last skill slot and is used as a resource recovery method.

However, the last skill slot is more flexible; it can be replaced with Falling Star, Purify, or even placing Arbiter of Justice directly on the skill bar to obtain a permanent Arbiter form. If you choose to place Arbiter of Justice on the skill bar, a single cast will permanently maintain Arbiter form.

Regarding passive skills and the talent tree, it's necessary to ensure 100% block rate. Using En Garde equipment Temper allows you to achieve full block rate in a single battle, saving skill points for En Garde talents and allocating those points to damage-boosting nodes like Fanaticism Aura.

All Divine Lance-related multiplicative damage-boosting nodes must be maxed out, and the three key nodes providing movement speed multipliers must also be selected, as these nodes directly affect the damage multiplier of Divine Lance.

Core Items

Moni Wat and Godslayer Crown are the core of this build. Moni Wat, as an enhancement to basic mobility skills, forms a loop with the crowd control effect of Godslayer Crown: frequent Divine Lance triggers Godslayer Crown's crowd control pull, and enemies pulled are hit by Divine Lance, triggering more damage.

Shroud of False Death

The chest armor chosen is Shroud of False Death because this build is a typical Evade build. Shroud of False Death provides Evade-related buffs, and since this build doesn't use Juggernaut-like skills, it can rely entirely on Evade for movement and damage avoidance.

Griswold's Opus or Light's Rebuke

Griswold's Opus serves as a transitional weapon because of its healing effect. Combined with Hale's Salve enhancement on the pants, it provides significant additional healing and a Fortify effect, thus increasing armor. Armor is converted into damage bonus through Shield Bearer Paragon Node.

If you have limited Diablo 4 Gold in the early stages of Season 12, Griswold's Opus's healing effect greatly improves your survivability during progression. However, once fully geared, Light's Rebuke is considered a better choice.

Light's Rebuke provides a double damage chance for Divine Lance and Divine Lance skill level. Ideally, you should master-level upgrade Divine Lance and tempt Chance for Divine Lance to Deal Double Damage affix. If this affix is ​​master-level upgraded above 100%, double damage can be reliably triggered.

Other Gear and Enhancements

Ring of Starless Skies and Argent Veil are the standard ring setup. The amulet uses Aspect of Celestial Strife, consistent with many mainstream Paladin builds, providing general damage boosts.

Temper on the boots needs to reduce both Evade cooldown and Divine Lance size on attack.

Other gear doesn't require any Evade cooldown reduction, as attack frequency already allows for almost seamless Evade casts. Size affix can stack to 110% size bonus, significantly increasing the effective range of Divine Lance, which is the core reason this build's area damage is significantly superior to Shield of Retribution.

Attributes and Paragon Point Allocation

Attributes need to ensure maximum block, achieved through En Garde Temper. Armor and life are gained through Fortify, and armor is further enhanced by the Shield Bearer specialization node for additional damage.

The starting plate uses Spirit Glyph, then connects to Shield Bearer plate and selects Exploit Glyph. Exploit instantly inflicts a vulnerable state on all enemies. It can be replaced with Arbiter or another Glyph, but Exploit offers greater benefits in sputterings. Since all the core abilities of this build are Disciple abilities, using Apostle Glyph provides a significant multiplicative damage boost.

Considering that Divine Lance deals non-physical damage, Ken Glyph is chosen. Because the build requires constant movement, Relentless Glyph is also necessary. Beacon Glyph, combined with its aura, provides additional multipliers.

Finally, although Divine Lance is not a Judicator attack, Judicator Glyph still provides 10% Holy and Fire Damage and an additional 20% multiplicative bonus.

At lower Paragon levels, the high multiplicative benefit of this Glyph negates its additive component, making it cost-effective. Other Glyph options include Avatar or Challenger, but Judicator is recommended.

Gameplay

This build belongs to Evade style, and its core gameplay revolves around constantly alternating between dodging and attacking. Specifically, Evade needs to be linked to the mouse wheel for rapid-fire. Major attack skills must be manually activated; auto-triggering cannot be relied upon entirely, as it's necessary to maintain the 50% damage boost stacks of Ring of Starless Skies and resource regeneration.

The standard rotation requires maintaining the continuous effect of Condemn to sustain Arbiter form and Ascension stacks. Then, execute an alternating sequence of attack-dodge-attack-dodge.

In Arbiter form, Divine Lance gains full movement speed. Rally skills are used when resources are scarce, but if gear and Paragon are configured correctly, resource consumption is not significant.

It essentially involves constantly dodging through groups of monsters, while Divine Lance automatically casts a drill effect on surrounding enemies, visually making the character appear to be constantly drilling forward.

For boss fights, this build possesses strong suppression capabilities. Divine Lance's multiple attacks quickly accumulate the boss's imbalance bar, bringing it into a controlled state in about two seconds. Then, by dodging through the boss and continuing to cast Divine Lance, the boss can be quickly defeated. All T5-level bosses can be easily handled using this method.

Drilladin is a Paladin build centered on Divine Lance, utilizing mobility skills to frequently trigger Godslayer Crown and Moni synergy, combining the high independent damage amplification of Disciple Oath with the high mobility of Evade build.

It excels in area-of-effect damage, movement speed, visual effects, and operational comfort. While not entirely the top meta build of the season, it provides players with an alternative gameplay experience to Shield of Retribution.

Through proper configuration of gear affixes, Paragon Glyphs, and skill rotation, this build can achieve near-mainstream performance in spattering scenarios while maintaining a high level of enjoyment. Whether you grind slowly or quickly collect the full set using Diablo 4 Gold, this Season 12 Drilladin set is worth trying for yourself.

Underbog is a relatively easy Heroic Dungeon in WoW TBC Classic Anniversary, located in Coilfang Reservoir. While not particularly difficult, caution is still advised.

In this article, we'll show you how to easily conquer this four-boss Dungeon and provide some tips and tricks!

Group Composition

TBC Classic Underbog has a relatively relaxed group composition; there's no single ideal composition. Your focus should be on having at least two classes capable of interrupting monster spellcasting, as multiple monsters will be casting spells simultaneously. Any class with interrupt abilities will be helpful here, such as Warriors, Rogues, Shamans, etc.

In the early stages of Underbog, there are various types of monsters, so having Druids and Warlocks in your group is extremely useful for players lacking slowing abilities. Like most dungeons, there are also many monsters that can be mind-controlled. Therefore, having Shadow Priest in your party will be very fun after defeating the first boss. Furthermore, you can use Mind Soothe to skip many of the smaller mobs between boss 1 and boss 2. This makes Priest a very valuable class in this dungeon.

As for tanks, all three classes perform similarly here. Druid tanks might stand out slightly because the mobs in this dungeon deal high damage, but using the other two tanks is perfectly fine.

For healing, all healing classes can handle the job; no single class is particularly outstanding. However, this dungeon has many Disease and Poison debuffs, so please make sure someone in your party knows how to dispel these debuffs.

Trash Tips

The most challenging part of WoW TBC Classic Underbog dungeon is the initial and final mobs. The initial mobs can be quite strong, and it's easy to accidentally aggro additional mobs after clearing the first corridor.

Underbog Lurkers and Underbog Shamblers are the most troublesome monsters. The former casts Wild Growth, a berserk skill whose damage decreases as health decreases; the latter casts two spells: Fungal Regrowth and Itchy Spores. Fungal Regrowth is a very powerful healing skill, while Itchy Spores deal significant damage to the player and explode, damaging enemies within range.

However, it's important to note that these skills can be interrupted. Therefore, we recommend having at least two classes with interrupt skills. Slowing skills like Hunter's Frost Trap skill and Mages' Blizzard skill can also be very useful here.

After clearing the initial corridor, players will find themselves in a larger open area. This area has patrolling Underbats, so be sure to familiarize yourself with their patrol routes before attacking. In this room, it's best to walk along the water's edge to the left, as you only need to lure 3-4 waves of monsters to reach the ramp leading to the first boss.

Of course, you can choose to cross the water or skip some of the smaller monsters, but compared to directly pulling the two or three waves of monsters near the water's edge on the left, this method saves negligible time. Furthermore, due to the presence of monsters in the water, the chance of failure is also high.

The first boss, Hungarfen, is guarded by two Bog Giants. Players can walk along the right edge and skip these two monsters. If you choose not to skip them, it's best to focus fire on killing one at a time, rather than attacking both simultaneously, as the two Bog Giants will deal considerable damage to tank.

From the first boss to the second boss, Ghaz'an, you can use Mind Soothe skill on almost all enemies. You can use it to soothe and skip many smaller monsters, speeding up your progress, or to make other smaller monsters kill each other, saving you the trouble of dealing with them personally. The easiest enemy to control is Murkblood Oracle.

After Ghaz'an, you'll come to a corridor with three groups of mobs: Fen Ray, Lykul Wasp, and Lykul Stinger. The easiest way to clear this corridor is to pull each group of mobs far away to prevent patrolling groups from entering.

Finally, before the final boss, there are two Underbog Lords who will severely damage your tank. We recommend using all your damage and mitigation abilities on these mobs, as their damage is significantly higher than the final boss's.

Boss Tips

Defeating Bosses in Underbog has a chance to drop Bind-on pickup items, which can be traded in Auction House for a large amount of Anniversary TBC Gold. Below are the methods to defeat these four bosses.

• Hungarfen: Aside from Underbog Mushrooms spawning more frequently, nothing else has changed. Most groups can defeat him before he casts Foul Spores. However, if he does cast it, make sure no one is within melee range, as this skill will heal him.
• Ghaz'an: Position tank against the wall to avoid being knocked into the water. Other players should be mindful of their positioning to avoid being hit by his Tail Sweep skill.
• Swamplord Musel'ek: This boss is very easy. Ignore the Claw and focus all your attacks on Swamplord Musel'ek. Dispel the Hunter's Mark from him before he uses his Aimed Shot skill. Claw doesn't deal much damage, but it can knock back players. Remember, the boss area is very narrow; players should try to stay in corners.
• Black Stalkers: Their skills deal negligible damage, and most groups can defeat them before they summon Spore Striders. If they do summon Spore Striders, continue prioritizing Boss before dealing with the adds.

This concludes this guide on how to conquer Underbog. We hope it helps players complete this dungeon and prepare for the upcoming TBC Classic Phase 2 Overlord of Outland.

As of today, Arc Raiders' player count has plummeted to an all-time low of approximately 130,000, a decrease of about 3.5 times from the initial 450,000+ players. So, what exactly is behind this player exodus?

I believe it's highly likely related to free loadouts. Are they the reason for the player decline? To answer this question, this article will delve into free loadouts and explore some possible improvements.

Free loadouts are completely free and can be used an unlimited number of times. While this sounds great for new players or those who spend a little money, they cause numerous problems affecting both PvE and PvP.

Free loadouts in PvE

First, PvE is very unique in terms of gameplay and replayability. Not only do they virtually eliminate the threat of other players, but the direct death rate is also extremely low.

While dying in a game can be frustrating, victory and defeat are the core driving force behind the dopamine reward cycle in all games or competitive activities. Game after game, from the initial joy to the boredom of the seventh or eighth round. This means that unlimited, lossless experimentation is key to quickly boring players.

You can use free loadouts to challenge Queen without any penalty, and this eventually robs the game of its most important element: excitement.

Furthermore, players can use free loadouts to endlessly farm monsters on the map, repeating any activity without consequence. If they encounter a bad spawn point or a bad free kit, they immediately quit the game, hoping for a better spawn next time.

This ruins the gaming experience for other players in Arc Raiders, as only a handful of raiders remain on the server, making the entire dungeon feel empty. Meanwhile, if certain maps have higher blueprint drop rates, many players abuse free loadouts to gain an advantage. If they don't find ARC Raiders Items they want, they surrender and start over.

Free loadouts in PvP

How do free loadouts ruin PvP? Research shows that 82 out of 100 players use free sets, meaning the vast majority of PvP players are using free sets. Why are players so enthusiastic about Free loadouts? Because they're unlimited, completely free, and absolutely risk-free. Players carrying gear worth 100,000 Coins face a high risk in the game, while those using free loadouts can try to defeat enemies an unlimited number of times without any penalty.

The problem is that free loadouts still come with fairly good weapons. Even against well-equipped opponents, players using free loadouts still have a significant chance of winning. Later, Embark attempted to address this by nerfing free loadouts, but instead of reducing the time required to kill players using free loadouts, they nerfed weapon damage across the board, which didn't solve the fundamental problem.

Over time, players stopped caring about their gameplay. At times, the game felt less like a tactical takedown shooter and more like a chaotic free-for-all with no stakes or objectives. This clearly contradicts the developers' original intention: Arc Raiders' PvP mode should be about acquiring resources and better weapons from other raiders with genuine caution and risk, not about rushing in en masse at the first sound of gunfire.

When over 80% of PvP players in a game use free loadouts, it actually disrupts the entire game ecosystem. It's especially unfair to PvP players with genuine high-level gear, who risk everything only to end up with an average of just a bandage and level 1 items.

Six Solutions

I believe both of these issues are closely related to player churn. So, what should the solutions be? This article will offer several solutions, and here are my thoughts on each. Free loadouts should have only one primary purpose: to help players recover resources and get back on track so they can continue using full custom gear. This is the role free loadouts should play.

1. Timing

Free loadouts should only appear late in raids, perhaps around 90% of the timer. This prevents players from using surrenders and respawns to farm blueprints. Free kit players shouldn't have any advantage over fully geared players at spawn, or be able to loot weapons earlier than others on the map.

2. No skill upgrades included

Free loadouts should not include player skill upgrades, especially Stamina. Current free loadouts are too powerful; early-spawning players with free loadouts can open Security Breach Containers to obtain epic items. Therefore, removing skill upgrades from free loadouts effectively prevents some players from using them as a complete replacement for custom gear.

3. New shield included

Free loadouts should include a new special shield, either with 50% of the current Green Shield's effectiveness or only blocking damage from ARC enemies. The root of the problem is not the weapon itself, but that currently, players using free loadouts take the same amount of time to kill enemies as fully equipped players with custom builds.

4. Usage conditions

Free loadouts should only be usable on normal and casual maps and should not trigger Electromagnetic Storm, Hurricane, Matriarch events, or Harvester events.

5. Daily limit

Free kit packs should have a daily limit, for example, 10 per day. To obtain more Free loadouts, players would need to successfully extract with at least 20,000 worth of gear. This would reduce surrender abuse and strengthen the core survival gameplay, making it more meaningful.

6. Total value limit

Finally, and in my opinion, the most significant point: consider limiting the total value of free loadouts to 30,000. This would effectively prevent Free Kit players from looting fully armed players in PvE loot boxes. For example, if you defeat someone carrying gear worth 27,500, your inventory would be nearly full.

That concludes this article. Players, do you believe the decrease in the number of ARC Raiders players is related to free loadouts? Please share your opinions, and feel free to offer any better suggestions for discussion

Updates in multiplayer extraction strategy shooters should be like a storm, with new content constantly being added and systems continuously optimized and upgraded, allowing players to experience dramatic changes every few months.

However, Arc Raiders is different; it often goes against the grain. Unlike traditional extraction shooter games that drive development with large-scale updates, Arc Raiders, like a well-functioning machine, progresses slowly and patiently at its own pace.

Since its launch on October 30, 2025, Arc Raiders has only added a handful of content, including a few new weather conditions, a new map, an additional area in Dam Battlegrounds, and two new ARC enemies. Not many changes, perhaps some minor tweaks, but that's the general picture.

Many players still believe that Arc Raiders' update frequency is too low, far below the update frequency and content expected of an extraction shooter. Over time, some players began to question the reasonableness of Arc Raiders' update schedule and whether it could sustain the game's normal operation.

Subsequent content was surprisingly scarce

Arc Raiders' updates weren't bad, but compared to other survival shooters, its update content and speed seemed insignificant and out of place.

Current updates to Arc Raiders added weather systems, which weren't useless. They not only changed the atmosphere of the game, making familiar battlefields unique and giving players a sense of novelty, but also completely changed the player's raiding experience. When visibility decreased and the environment became harsh, the player's experience was drastically different.

The addition of a new map not only gave players more space to explore and provided new locations, but also created new routes and ambush opportunities, giving players a fresh experience. At the same time, a new area was added to Dam Battlegrounds. This area gradually developed into an important part of the game.

Furthermore, Arc Raiders has added new ARC enemies, increasing the risk of retreats during combat and keeping players constantly alert, thus enhancing the game's replayability. The new enemies make encounters less monotonous and force players to adapt.

These game updates are valuable in themselves and not meaningless, but players of multiplayer survival strategy shooters often expect larger updates. This is what distinguishes Arc Raiders from other survival-themed games.

Many survival shooters reshape the game by introducing more mechanics, changing the way players raid. Currently, Arc Raiders has not chosen this approach for its continuous updates. The gameplay and core mechanics remain largely unchanged, consistent with the original game design. This reflects the designers' confidence in their game design. However, many loyal players have expressed concerns about this.

Can it continue to attract players?

Surprisingly, despite its slow update pace, Arc Raiders has still attracted a large player base. Logically, in most multiplayer extraction strategy shooters, slow content updates gradually diminish players' curiosity and desire to explore, leading to a feeling that the entire game world has been explored, resulting in a significant player exodus.

However, Arc Raiders didn't lose a large number of players; instead, its player base gradually grew. This clearly demonstrates the strength of the game's core gameplay.

The key to extraction shooters is providing players with a sense of tension and excitement. Every raid in Arc Raiders is risky, and various events can occur during the raid, keeping players constantly alert. Finally, successfully escaping with valuable loot provides a strong sense of satisfaction. Because this game excels at this, it continues to attract players even with slow content updates.

However, a problem may arise in the later stages of Arc Raiders: once you've collected enough materials to craft almost anything you want, you might feel that continuing to scavenge for resources or fight other players is pointless.

At the same time, I want to emphasize that the ultimate success of a game largely depends on its core elements. A firm foundation has attracted a large player base to the game, but this solid foundation also raises player expectations. Players will wonder how the game will evolve, its scale, and what new content will be added.

What updates should be added?

Some loyal players feel that updates should include progression-based Arc Raiders Items, such as new weapons, grenades, skill tree expansion packs, or more useful equipment - basically, new objectives to grind, because the current game loop loses its meaning once you get what you need. Other players believe the more content the better, hoping for more fresh experiences.

Finally, the slow update pace isn't a complete failure for Arc Raiders; on the contrary, it proves the game's core is strong enough to attract a large player base without major overhauls. However, multiplayer survival shooters rarely remain stagnant forever, and players continue to have high expectations for the game, hoping for the next major transformation.

In conclusion, Arc Raiders is a well-made game, but it can be even better. What content do you think should be added in future updates? Please share your thoughts. Let's look forward to the next update!

Diablo 4 Season 10 has been loved by many players since its launch. At the same time, how to improve the quality of armor is also a question that players are concerned about. So this guide will share how to improve armor.

In Diablo 4, survival is paramount. This isn't achieved solely through powerful attacks; it also requires strong defense, which is provided by armor. As a crucial attribute, armor protects you from damage and helps you survive intense combat.

Furthermore, as you advance through higher World Tiers, the damage you take increases, making armor even more crucial. Therefore, this guide will cover three aspects of armor: the basics, why you should increase your armor, and how to increase it.

Basics Of Armor

When you take damage, armor provides physical damage reduction. However, please note that it doesn't provide 100% damage reduction. In Diablo 4, armor's maximum damage reduction is 85%.

As we all know, armor caps at 1,000. This means that even if your armor exceeds 1,000, it won't provide additional damage reduction, meaning you don't need to stack your armor. However, please note that this armor damage reduction is primarily compared to enemies of the same level.

If you reach higher World Tiers and encounter higher-level enemies, you'll still need more armor to achieve the same damage reduction percentage as you initially had, as their damage is significantly higher. You'll need to be extra cautious at this point.

Why Increase Armor?

The reason for increasing armor is simple. First, armor provides damage reduction. The reduced damage from armor could potentially save your life when you're hit. It also helps you focus more in combat, providing a sense of security. This means you won't be distracted by trying to dodge attacks while attacking.

Second, as I mentioned above, as you enter higher World Tiers, enemy damage increases, which indirectly reduces your armor. I'll explain the specific reductions in detail.

At Torment 1, your armor decreases by 250 points. For each World Tier you reach, your armor decreases by 250 points. This means that if you previously had 1,000 armor points, by the time you reach Torment 4, your armor value will be 0. This demonstrates the importance of increasing armor.

How To Increase Armor?

It's best to keep your armor value at the maximum or a relatively high value so that you can fight with confidence even when facing powerful enemies. So how can you increase your armor value? I'll share a few methods for your reference.

Most players first think of higher-level Diablo 4 items with higher armor values, as this is the easiest and most convenient way. As you acquire stronger loot, you naturally have better gear, which significantly improves your survivability.

Another way to upgrade is to add affixes to your equipment and enhance their effects.

Tempering can add new affixes, thereby increasing armor. It also has the additional effect of providing additional damage reduction. Masterworking is a way to enhance affix effects. This increases armor by amplifying the effects of affixes on equipment.

Additionally, you can add Legendary Aspects, which directly increase your armor. According to other players, these attributes can enhance your defense in specific situations, though these specific situations are still being tracked.

In short, armor can help you win and survive intense battles. In my opinion, it's crucial in Diablo 4's combat, so I recommend everyone maximize their armor. Of course, if you have other armor-boosting tips, please feel free to share them.

Diablo 4 Season 10 is now live. With the addition of Chaos Perks, players can experiment with a wider range of skill combinations and pair them withiques, bringing a whole new experience.

This season, Companion Druid builds are diverse, allowing players to easily switch between companions. This build appeals to most Druid players. Let's inspect.

Skills

This season, Chaos Perk - Savagery transforms Companion skills into core skills, also increasing the size of the companion. Companion skills now consume Spirit only and are no longer based on a cooldown.

Wolves

When choosing Wolves Druids, Wolves skill becomes a core skill. It summons two wolf companions, each with a single attack. Furthermore, commanding the pack to focus on a target causes them to leap and attack, dealing increased damage.

Ravens

When choosing Ravens Druids, Ravens skill also becomes a core skill. leashing Ravens deals significant area damage and single-target damage, allowing you to farm lair bosses and clear enemies. After clearing them, you'll receive uniques or Diablo 4 Gold as rewards.

A brief mention of Chaos Perk - Savagery, a unique Chaos Perk for Druids. Players can obtain it by defeating this season's new boss, Bartuc, in Torment I or in higher-level Infernal Hordes.

Besides Wolves and Ravens skills, Companion Druids also require a number of other skills to form the foundation of their gameplay loop. Let me recommend a few.

Debilitating Roar

Debilitating Roar is an active defensive skill. It transforms Druids into Werebears, unleashing a powerful roar that reduces damage dealt by nearby enemies by 40% for 4 seconds and increases enemy damage for the duration.

Cyclone Armor

Cyclone Armor is an active defensive skill. While surrounded by strong winds, it reduces non-physical damage taken by Druid by 20%. It also rapidly spreads surrounding wind, knocking back enemies and dealing 30% increased damage.

Grizzly Rage

Grizzly Rage is an active ultimate skill that transforms Druids into Werebears for 10 seconds, granting 50% bonus damage and 20% damage reduction. Spirit regeneration is also increased by 28% while active.

In this form, the bonus damage per second is increased by 3%, up to a maximum of 75%. Killing an enemy extends the duration by 1 second, and killing a powerful boss further extends the duration, but it will not exceed 10 seconds.

There are many active and passive skills available, allowing players to combine them to suit their needs.

Uniques

Chaos Amor plays a key role in Diablo 4 Season 10 build. Choosing different Companion Druids requires choosing different Uniques.

Kilt Of Blackwing

Kilt of Blackwing is a new Unique for Druids, which players can randomly obtain by defeating enemies, opening chests, and so on.

Kilt of Blackwing is essential for Raven Druids. It increases the damage dealt by Ravens by 60-100%, reduces the cooldown of skills by 13-17.5%, and allows them to transform into other forms or activate other Companion skills.

Using Raven skills also triggers Unkindness effect, which summons three Ravens over a 10-second duration. Druids gain 636-685 maximum health, and their chance to deal double damage increases by 16-25%.

Storm Companion

When switching from Ravens Druids to Wolves Druids, you'll need to swap out Kilt of Blackwing for a Storm Companion, a pair of Uniques Pants used by Druids.

Storm Companion imbues your Wolf Companions with the power of the storm, dealing Lightning damage to enemies and granting Strom Howl ability.

Storm Companion increases your wolf's attack speed by 16-25% and grants 4-5 additional wolf companions. It also reduces damage dealt to close-range enemies by 13-17.5%, increases Lucky Hit chance by 62.5-95%, and grants Pack Leader Spirit Boon.

Since Companion Druids' skills become core skills under the influence of Savagery, each cast consumes spirit instead of a cooldown, it's important to include a Storm Companion to ensure Spirit regeneration in your build.

Furthermore, after upgrading Pack Leader Spirit Boon, it increases your chance to restore 10 Spirit points and enhances your defensive skills, making these unique pants invaluable for Companion Druids.

Greatstaff Of The Crone

Greatstaff of the Crone is a crucial Druid item, capable of dealing heavy damage to a wide range of enemies while simultaneously dealing significant damage to the targeted enemy. It's therefore highly recommended.

This staff transforms Claw into a Storm Skill and also grants Storm Strike at 170-250% of its normal damage.

It also increases damage to melee enemies by 207-270%, increases the chance of Storm Strike twice by 47-65%, and increases basic skill damage by 2-4%. It's truly a must-have item.

Legendary Aspects

For Druid players looking to build different builds, Legendary Aspects should be tailored to their chosen skills.

Aspect Of The Alpha

When choosing Wolves skills, pairing it with Aspect of the Alpha transforms a wolf companion into a werewolf companion, granting the werewolf companion 100-130% bonus damage when attacking the target and spreading Rabies.

Stormcrow's Aspect

When switching from Wolves to Ravens, you need to switch from Aspect of the Alpha to Stormcrow's Aspect. This increases the lightning damage dealt by Ravens by 60-100%. Ravens skills now deal full damage half the time, and enemies within the attack are stunned.

Summary

The above demonstrates the itemization improvements for Companion Druids in Diablo 4 Season 10, influenced by the new seasonal mechanics.

Personally, I highly recommend Companion Druids for players interested in exploring medium- to high-difficulty content. Their combined damage and survivability are enough to easily complete most missions.

With the release of the latest Dune Awakening version 1.1.20 approaching, everyone is undoubtedly curious about the major changes and adjustments this update will bring to players.

To help you quickly understand the specifics of these changes, this article will analyze several key areas one by one.

At the outset, it's important to note that this version doesn't include new content, but it does include numerous balance adjustments and gameplay optimizations.

Quality Of Life Changes

First, let's take a look at the quality of life changes that will significantly improve the smoothness and playability of the game.

One of the most notable changes is the update to Solido Replicator, which allows you to relocate your base. It now captures a wider range of items, including decorations and placeable.

This eliminates the frustrating click-and-drag process, especially when moving items for extended periods.

For example, we can now deposit or withdraw all water sources with a single click, even blood from Blood Refinery, making it easier to manage and transfer items within your base.

Additionally, improvements have been made to the in-game Exchange and fabricators. A search bar has been added to all fabricators and production equipment within your base.

No longer needing to navigate through multiple tabs, you can quickly find the resource or crafting recipe you need by simply typing the item's name. This significantly improves user convenience and gameplay flow.

Furthermore, the in-game schematic property viewer has been optimized. Previously, players could only view a schematic's properties by viewing it or searching externally. Now, simply press Alt key and select the schematic to instantly view the relevant properties.

This change is undoubtedly a significant improvement to the game, allowing players to make wiser decisions when using Dune Awakening Solari for schematics at selected vendors or learning them.

Bug Fixes

Next, some changes or bug fixes. Some players enjoy crafting cool-looking chests, but to do so, they need to employ some specialized methods. This practice is often considered a hack, and it carries potential risks.

Therefore, the upcoming version 1.1.20 will no longer allow these methods of creating chests. This could cause some bases that rely on these chests to collapse. However, this will improve base build and resource management.

Furthermore, changes to Pentashields are a key addition to this version. Previously, only the corners of Pentashields could withstand attacks, but with this update, their entire panels can withstand attacks.

This change fixes the issue of bases being immune to PvP attacks and is particularly beneficial for players in Deep Desert PvP zone.

Deep Desert Balance Adjustments

Upcoming changes will primarily focus on Deep Desert zone, specifically related to sandworms and sandflies carvers.

Sandworm attacks will become more frequent and more lethal, especially with their short breach animations now having a 50% increased chance to trigger.

This means their attacks will be more frequent and more damaging, forcing players to be more cautious in Deep Desert zone.

Furthermore, Sandflies Carver's drop locations have changed. Previously, it had four potential sources outside of Radiated Zone, but with this version, it now has only two.

As supply decreases, its price on Exchange will also surge, affecting players' economic strategies, particularly regarding resource gathering and trading.

The version 1.1.20 also adjusts the loot system in Deep Desert, removing Dune Awakening Solari. Among the dropped items, Solari is no longer available. This change is unwelcome news for players accustomed to farming Solari in Deep Desert.

End-Game PvP Changes

Finally, the version 1.1.20 also makes several significant adjustments to end-game PvP to improve PvP balance.

First, the weight of rockets has increased from 0.05 to 2, meaning players will need to carry significantly fewer rockets. This change makes combat more strategic and maneuverable, rather than simply relying on firepower.

Secondly, the crafting cost of rockets has increased from 1 duraluminum to 4 duraluminum. However, for wealthy guilds and players with ample resources, the impact of this adjustment will be negligible.

Finally, Carrier Ornithopter's balance changes are also worth mentioning. Carrier Ornithopter's thrusters now increase glide speed, making them more threatening in PvP combat.

And Carrier Ornithopter's thrusters now allow players to reduce losses by dropping cargo in vulture mode, providing more strategic maneuvers and escape opportunities.

Overall, the upcoming Dune Awakening version 1.1.20 includes numerous optimizations, particularly focused on improving the gameplay experience and fixing bugs.

However, some balance adjustments and resource allocation changes may cause some players to feel uncomfortable, especially in PvP and Deep Desert. Therefore, players will need to adjust their strategies accordingly.

Today I want to talk about something I’d rather not discuss, but I have to. Diablo 4 Season 9 is experiencing a massive Tempering exploit.

Recently, veteran players have shared some disturbing screenshots on the forums, seeking support. These screenshots show item sets exploiting Season 9’s Tempering abilities and systems, which is seriously disrupting game balance.

Tempering Exploit Is Shattering Game Balance

It’s important to emphasize that this issue is unrelated to the tempering bug in Season 6. In Season 6, players exploited Necromancer’s Spiked Armor to temper, causing it to copy other Tempering effects and then Masterworking them simultaneously, resulting in a massive power bonus.

The tempering effects in Diablo 4 Season 9 are even more insane. Looking back at the Season 9 PTR, there were also some Masterworking bugs.

Watching some bloggers’ livestreams during Season 9 PTR, you can see that they triggered Masterworking effects multiple times, which was clearly a serious exploit. Thankfully, the official team eventually addressed it.

But this time, we’re dealing with the Tempering exploit. This exploit allows players to have multiple Tempering effects in the same category, resulting in a huge and unfair power advantage.

A closer look at the items created by these exploits reveals that they far exceed the official design range. Multiple maxed-out or problematic affixes are stacked on a single item, which is simply not a result of normal RNG.

Leaderboards Are Being Abused

Some may wonder, what does this have to do with Leaderboards? Because players using these exploited items can abuse Leaderboards to dominate Pit Speedruns, gain an unfair power advantage by farming Paragon faster, and completely bypass the intended difficulty curve.

Yet, the official team has not taken any action, which is truly worrying. After all, Diablo 4 plans to launch official in-game Leaderboards in the near future. If these exploits persist, the competition on the leaderboards will be anything but fair.

Imagine competing on the leaderboards against players who possess multiple Tempering effects from the same class. They breeze through the ranks, while you struggle to catch up with Diablo 4 gold accumulated through regular gameplay. This is utterly unfair to serious players.

Currently, this exploit only affects Sorcerer, and Spiritborn classes, based on our current knowledge. I’m not writing this to stir up trouble, but I completely agree with the previous player: this is an issue that needs to be reported urgently.

Otherwise, the future of Diablo 4 Season 9 is in jeopardy. A better system must be implemented to detect these exploits. For now, the only solution I can think of is requiring players to reveal their equipment without leaving the Pit.

As everyone knows, the game now has unofficial leaderboards. At the end of the Pit, players will be required to display their exact equipment builds, which will at least allow us to see if there are instances of backfire exploits.

If the official team wants competitive content like Pit and Leaderboards to function effectively, these types of exploits must be addressed promptly and transparently.

Players love this game and have invested a tremendous amount of time, energy, and passion in it. We sincerely hope that the official team will fulfill their responsibilities and resolve this issue.

Also, we urge all players reading this article: If you care about the integrity of Diablo 4 Season 9’s gameplay, please share this article to draw attention to this issue. Let us raise our voices and work together to maintain fairness and order in the game, ensuring a healthy gaming environment for Diablo 4.

Monopoly GO has launched a weekly cooperative event - Community Chest. This is a new gameplay. The specific content is that players have three different Community Chests, each of which is bound to a partner of their choice.

To maximize the rewards, you must fill and unlock three different treasure chests.

Community Chest focuses on teamwork, and the completion of tasks is inseparable from the cooperation of partners. To get all Monopoly GO Stickers in Community Chest, players need to learn how to maximize all treasure chests in Monopoly GO.

What Should I Pay Attention To If I Want To Max Out All Community Chests?

The top reward includes the rare 6-star Monopoly Go sticker pack. You can get it by maximizing all Community Chests.

This event relies heavily on the cooperation of partners, so please choose your team partners carefully.

Even if Community Chests have the function of removing partners, once this function is selected, your game progress will be reset to zero and everything will need to start from scratch. And you can’t choose a new partner immediately. You have to wait for 30 minutes, which is simply a waste of time.

So, for the sake of your precious time, it is best to invite loyal Monopoly GO players at the beginning of the game, and be proactive and willing to contribute to team activities, which generally will not go wrong.

Another thing worth noting is that Community Chests have two main progress indicators, and players must complete both indicators at the same time to maximize the treasure chest.

Complete Weekly Tasks With Partners

Players need to complete nine cooperative tasks with three partners, and each partner is assigned three tasks. Everyone in the team must work together and everyone contributes points before the task is marked as completed.

After completing the task, players will receive Community Chest Keys, which are key props to open locked treasure chests.

When Community Chest tiles fall on the board, the partner’s progress bar will be filled. This progress bar is closely related to the player’s task progress. The more players and partners play in a week, the more times they fall on these tiles, and the faster the treasure chest progress bar rises.

However, this does not mean that players can get rewards once the progress bar is filled. Completing the tasks and getting Community Chest Keys is the key to opening the treasure chest and winning.

This means that players need to successfully click on the tiles and complete the tasks to maximize the rewards in the treasure chest.

What Happens When You Max Out All Chests?

During the weekly reset period, if the player successfully fills all three community treasure chests in the game, they will win a lot of rewards, the most valuable of which is the must-win 6-star Monopoly Go Sticker Pack.

At this time, the Community Chest menu will remind you that the treasure chest has been filled and you can claim the cash reward. After the player claims the reward, Community Chest progress will be reset.

It should be noted here that Community Chest resets once a week. Please discuss with your partners before the task begins, plan your time reasonably, and assign tasks. Don’t be stressed and squeeze seven days of tasks into one day.

Use this event with your partners to reasonably assign tasks and maximize unprecedented rewards. While moving towards your goal, experience the endless fun of playing in Monopoly GO.