General News

Warlock is the most entertaining class in Diablo 2 Resurrected Season 13, but some players still want to try other classes. If you need a build that can farm while on the move just like a Warlock, then Nova Sorceress is your best choice.

Nova Sorceress ranks among the absolute strongest builds in the game. She boasts excellent AoE damage and can invest skill points into extra crowd control, allowing you to go anywhere and use Teleport to stomp on any monster.

This build works well whether you have limited resources or abundant ones, though you will need to make some adjustments to gear and skills.

Budget Nova Sorceress

Core Concept

The core idea of the budget setup is to reach the 105 Faster Cast Rate breakpoint while stacking as much minus enemy resistance as possible, and maintaining decent survivability. Since this stage does not yet feature a fully developed Energy Shield, you still need to allocate attribute points to Vitality.

Once you enter Hell and can gather Runes needed to craft Crescent Moon, this configuration becomes the best Sorceress build for progression. It lets you safely and easily farm bosses such as Countess and The Summoner.

When you reach Hell difficulty and start farming keys, you can clear most monsters along the way – for example in Arcane Sanctuary, Halls of Vaught, and similar areas.

These zones often contain Ghost monsters. Ghosts are one of the best sources of High Runes because their drop pool lacks many common base items, so Diablo 2 Resurrected runes drop more frequently.

Gear

The gear for this setup is surprisingly budget. Apart from UM rune needed for Crescent Moon and finding a Monarch to make Spirit, almost everything else can be cobbled together from what you find on the ground.

• Helm: Lore
• Armor: Stealth
• Belt: Any belt with the lowest possible Faster Cast Rate roll
• Rings: Any yellow rings with Faster Cast Rate and resistances
• Amulet: The Eye of Etlich, or another amulet that adds Sorceress skill levels
• Gloves: Magefist
• Boots: Hsarus' Iron Heel
• Charms: Resistance charms
• Weapon Swap: Memory

The above setup assumes a character level of 75. At this level, you are simply missing some attribute points, skill levels, and slightly better gear to further improve the feel of the build.

Skill Allocation

Because this is an early configuration, you cannot afford enough points to max Telekinesis and Energy Shield. Therefore, prioritise maxing Static Field, Nova, and Lightning Mastery.

Put 1 point into Warmth for faster mana recovery, 1 point into Frozen Armour to improve survival, and 1 point into Frost Nova to enhance your crowd control.

A common mistake many players make is to Teleport around constantly and cast only Nova. However, even if you later break immunities with a Sunder Charm or Infinity, monsters with lightning resistance still have a lot of health. So the recommended approach is to first use Static Field to deal percentage damage and bring them down to half health, then finish them off with Nova.

Budget Nova Sorceresscan handle enemies on players 3 difficulty, but if you want efficiency, it is better to lower the setting to players 1. Elite monsters always drop items when killed, and killing more of them faster is always better than killing them slowly.

Endgame Nova Sorceress

The endgame Nova Sorceress build is strong enough to cruise through players 8 difficulty without trouble. Nova usually puts monsters into hit recovery on each hit, so one of your strongest survival tools is simply dealing damage non-stop.

Endgame Nova Sorceress Gear

• Sunder Charm: Used to break monster immunities
• Infinity Scythe: Lowers monster resistances
• Griffon's Eye: Provides very useful affixes such as Faster Cast Rate and lightning damage
• Skin of the Vipermagi: Offers defensive capability and high resistances, preventing you from being killed outright if your Energy Shield is broken
• Frostburn: Increases your maximum mana – though Magefist can also be used
• Arachnid Mesh: Boosts Faster Cast Rate and skill levels
• Call to Arms: Enhances skill levels and damage output

These are the more critical pieces of gear. You can make adjustments based on what you lack in damage or resistances. For boots and amulets there are many choices – that is where you have flexibility.

Endgame Combat

Once you reach the endgame, Frost Nova is no longer mandatory, but you can still take it. At this point you can truly max Telekinesis and Teleport. Thunderstorm is an option, but not recommended – aside from its visual effect, it contributes very little to combat.

The combat loop of the endgame Nova Sorceress is the same as before: Teleport in, cast Frost Nova, use Static Field, then Nova. If you sense danger, start casting Nova immediately upon landing. After clearing the first wave of monsters, continue to whittle down health with Static Field; any monsters that run in afterward will already be low on health, and you can keep harvesting them.

Mercenary

• Helm: Bulwark
• Armor: Treachery
• Weapon: Insight

The mercenary is a very important part of this build. He draws enemy fire and provides an aura. Early on, the mercenary's survivability is not great. Besides increasing his life steal and resistances, you will also need to feed him Healing Potions.

Another very popular choice is to give the mercenary Cure in the helm slot. When combined with a Prayer aura mercenary, Meditation aura from Insight, and Cleansing aura from Cure, all three stack to greatly shorten the duration of poison and curses.

For the endgame, you can choose a mercenary with Holy Freeze aura for more crowd control, which is safer under players 8 difficulty. However, Prayer mercenary remains a viable option even in the endgame.

This Nova Sorceress is one of the strongest Sorceress builds, nearly on par with Enchant Sorceress. She allows you to handle everything the game throws at you, go anywhere, and slay any monster.

Hello, dear players, it's been a few days since the release of MLB 26. How's the experience?

MLB The Show 26 Diamond Dynasty is launching its annual April Fool's Day special program - Common Courtesy. Continuing the official fun tradition, this event encourages players to intentionally play poorly to complete tasks and unlock MLB The Show 26 stubs, 64 OVR player cards, and bundles, including Gold cards, Diamond cards, and limited-edition deluxe bundles.

Below is a detailed explanation of the event's rewards, the limited-time reward period, the tasks required to obtain the rewards, and some tips for completing the event.

Event Rewards Overview

Rewards for this event are unlocked in tiers based on points. Currently, unlocking the highest reward requires 1000 points. The core rewards include four 64OVR player cards: Jorge Soler, Kerry Wood, Carlos Pena, and Trevor Story. Collecting all four unlocks a limited-time gift pack.

• 5 Points: 1,000 XP
• 10 Points: 64 OVR Kerry Wood Last Ride
• 15 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 20 Points: 250 Stubs
• 25 Points: 1,000 XP
• 30 Points: 64 OVR Carlos Pena Veteran
• 35 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 40 Points: 250 Stubs
• 45 Points: 1,000 XP
• 50 Points: 64 OVR Jorge Soler Contributor
• 55 Points: MLB The Show 26 pack
• 60 Points: 2,000 XP
• 64 Points: 64 OVR Trevor Story Veteran
• 1000 Points: Ballin' is a Habit pack

Through completing most of the experience reward paths for these tasks, players can only obtain 64 points, but don't rush. The currently displayed 1000-point reward is only temporary, and the official team may adjust it later based on in-game conditions.

Furthermore, in previous April Fool's Day events, the free regular player cards often upgraded or unlocked Gold or Diamond cards of the same tier. Therefore, this year's event will likely continue this reward pattern. These cards will eventually become part of Ballin' is a Habit pack, so don't worry about not reaching 1000 points.

Limited-Time Reward Period

Collect 4 64OVR player cards to receive Deluxe New Threads bundle, available only in the Program reward path.

Note: Deluxe New Threads bundle is only available for 24 hours and will be removed on April 2nd at 3 PM Eastern Time.

Missions

The event missions revolve around average performance and the use of average overall rated players, divided into three categories: Moments, PXP Missions, and Stat Missions. Some missions are repeatable, and the overall difficulty is very low. Note that PXP Missions and Stat Missions should not be completed in online mode; they can be completed in online or single-player mode.

Moments

There are 4 Moments in total, each worth 5 points, for a total of 20 points. It's worth mentioning that the official April Fool's joke last year– "bugged" Moments–clearly uses a similar mechanism in MLB 26.

Therefore, players need to be especially careful, as these tasks contain loopholes. The surface descriptions are misleading, while the highlighted blue text represents the true requirements, which must be followed.

• Kerry Wood: Allow one run and strike out no batters.
• Carlos Pena: No hits and no RBIs.
• Jorge Soler: Two hits, but not extra-base hits; only singles are allowed.
• Trevor Story: Caught stealing a base but unsuccessfully.

PXP Missions

• Tally 500 PXP with 0-64 OVR Commons (9 Points)
• Tally 64 PXP with 64 OVR Kerry Wood (5 Points)
• Tally 64 PXP with 64 OVR Carlos Pena (5 Points)
• Tally 64 PXP with 64 OVR Jorge Soler (5 Points)

It's worth noting that 500 PXP mission can be repeated, so it's highly recommended to complete this mission multiple times.

Stat Missions

• Tally five hits with 0-64 OVR Common players (5 Points)
• Give up 15 hits with any pitchers (5 Points)
• Make five errors with any players (5 Points)
• Get caught stealing five times with any players (5 Points)

Clearly, the first mission is the most challenging in some ways because common players have relatively weak hitting abilities. It's recommended that players choose the beginner difficulty level to avoid overly difficulty and complete all the challenges in one go; this is a reasonable way to quickly complete Common Courtesy.

Don't forget that you can get a hit by throwing meatballs, and don't hold down the throw button for too long when hitting a ground ball to the shortstop, as this will lead to an error. Also, be careful; once you reach base, stealing a base is very easy to get caught.

This Common Courtesy event is a fun bonus event for MLB The Show 26 Diamond Dynasty. No high-intensity missions are required; simply complete the simple tasks according to the rules to unlock multiple reward tiers and limited-time rewards. No matter what type of player you are, you can easily participate and earn rewards.

Furthermore, this April Fool's Day event serves as a warm-up for the upcoming Egg Hunt program; completing this task will also boost your chances in the latter event. Don't hesitate, go complete the task and earn rewards!

Monopoly Go Adventure Club is finally launching a new themed event: Scottie's Big Night. This event runs from April 1st to April 4th, Eastern Time.

It's been almost a year since the similar event Vikings, and this time the way to win rewards is a little different. Let's take a look at the differences in Scottie's Big Night!

Forming a Team

Because Scottie's Big Night is an Adventure Club themed event, we still need to form a team before the game starts. Adventure Club requires an eight-person team, while Scottie's Big Night only requires five, meaning you'll need to find four more partners.

Team formation is limited to 24 hours. You can send team invitations to your friends list or receive invitations from others. However, if your friends list cannot form a five-person team, you will automatically merge with others to form a five-person team.

Of course, if you finish early, you can enter the game earlier without waiting for the countdown to end. Therefore, it's best not to waste too much time on team formation; it's not cost-effective.

Acquiring Tokens

Before completing tasks, you should collect as many tokens as possible, as these are consumables used in every action. Try to ensure everyone collects enough tokens to make the team's task completion easier.

Similar to Adventure Club, tokens can be obtained by participating in tournaments or banner events during the event, as well as through shop gifts and Quick Wins.

However, we highly recommend obtaining tokens through tournaments and banner events. Tournaments involve competing against other players on the board, while banner events reward tokens through milestones. These are the most efficient methods. Shop gifts refresh every eight hours, and like Quick Wins, the number of tokens obtainable is relatively limited.

Therefore, it's best to understand Monopoly Go's daily event schedule and not miss token collection opportunities to reduce team pressure.

Embark on Your Mission

Choose a Mission

Please note that this Scottie's Big Night mission process differs from previous ones.

Once you've formed a team, you can begin the mission. First, you can choose which missions to complete by clicking on the item; different options will appear. From here on, you'll need to consume tokens. The number of tokens required may vary depending on the mission.

Draw Cards

Next comes the most important part: drawing cards. Each card has points on it. The system will automatically draw two cards from your deck; the sum of the points on the two cards cannot be less than the number displayed by the system.

Now let's look at your card composition. Your cards are numbered from 2 to 10. There are also special plus-power cards and a crucial temperature slider. The former helps you complete missions more effectively, while the latter helps you determine your winning or losing streak.

If the temperature slider indicates a five-game winning streak, you'll get the chance to draw another card. If you're on a losing streak, your deck will gradually freeze. However, it's not all bad, because it adds points to the sum of the two cards you draw, usually between 1 and 4 points.

For energy cards, we need to know the specific function of each card:

• Green is Shuffle, which reshuffles your deck.
• Red represents On Fire, meaning your deck temperature will be set to On Fire, and you'll get another chance to draw a card until your winning streak ends.
• Blue is Team Boost. Drawing this card will multiply your card values ​​by the number of teammates participating in the task.
• Light blue is Ice Cold, similar to the red card, meaning your deck temperature will be set to Ice Cold, and you'll get +4 points.

These energy cards are drawn randomly, just like other cards. It's clear that the blue energy card is very important; the more teammates participating in the task, the greater the bonus. Ice Cold is also very helpful, as it directly adds 4 points to your next card.

Of course, the benefits of a winning streak are also considerable, as you get to draw an extra card each time. If you draw two identical cards, you can draw another one.

Tips for Completing Missions

Whether preparing for missions or participating in them, teamwork is a crucial factor. Prioritizing teamwork will give you a sufficient number of tokens from the start, helping you progress through the game. Teamwork also increases the bonuses gained in the game.

You don't need to steal other players' chests, as this will not only damage team morale but may also encourage other players to follow suit. 

Scottie's Big Night Adventure Club Rewards

In this event, you can still obtain many milestone rewards, including Monopoly Go stickers and dice. However, the most enticing prize is the ultimate reward for completing all the activities: Shield Skin, Scottie Style Token, Purple Sticker Pack, Wild Sticker, and even 500 dice rolls.

All players, are you ready for the new event? Hurry up and team up! Good luck finding reliable teammates!

As planned, WoW TBC Classic Anniversary will be released in five phases. Based on the announcements at State of Azeroth press conference, the complete TBC Classic Anniversary cycle is expected to be approximately one year.

Therefore, although Phase 2 hasn't even launched yet, the overall game pace is quite fast. So, if your progress is somewhere in between, it's best to decide whether to continue playing as soon as possible.

This review will provide an initial assessment of TBC Classic Anniversary based on game performance and players' experience since the pre-patch release.

Player growth and stabilization

The official launch of WoW TBC Classic Anniversary was on February 5th, with raids and other content launching two weeks later on the 19th.

Since then, Phase 2 is most likely to launch before the end of April, and at the latest, no later than the beginning of May. The final chapter is expected to launch in November or December.

This fast-paced progression means you need to progress at a very high efficiency, something you've likely experienced firsthand if you played Phase 1.

Currently, this feature is causing some debate among players. Those who enjoy this mode believe it helps maintain focus and prevents boredom towards the end of a phase due to a prolonged battle.

Others, however, feel they don't have enough time to fully enjoy the current phase's content. Furthermore, bad luck with loot distribution can negatively impact their experience in the next phase.

However, judging from Phase 1's performance, the faster pace hasn't dampened player enthusiasm; at least in the first week after Tier 4 raids unlocked, player numbers showed a steady weekly increase.

More importantly, WoW Midnight also launched during TBC Classic Anniversary Phase 1, but this didn't prevent Phase 1 from attracting more players.

At least for now, the faster pace is still having a positive effect on player retention; most players who couldn't adapt have likely already quit. Therefore, this shouldn't have too much impact on subsequent phases.

Is there enough playable content?

The launch of Phase 1 means a wealth of new content to experience, including raids, dungeons, and quests. Coupled with a relatively short playthrough, you can log in almost daily and progress by completing new objectives.

However, once you've settled in and accumulated enough WoW TBC Classic Anniversary gold, you might only log in when you need to farm raids.

Whether this is good or bad depends entirely on your personal preference, as you might not always have a lot of time to play, or you might not be interested in lower-difficulty content outside of raids.

It's worth noting, however, that subsequent phases will primarily feature raids, making raid-based logins the dominant mode for future TBC Anniversaries.

This fast-paced gameplay can actually minimize the boredom of repeatedly running the same raid, unless you're fixated on the rewards from a particular raid.

Players have become more skilled

WoW TBC Classic expansion, released in 2021, lasted over a year. Back then, if you missed a specific item drop in Phase 1, you had ample time to try again until you got it.

In the current version, Phase 1 lasts only about 10 weeks. Admittedly, technically you can still farm older content; however, the shorter timeframe undoubtedly shifts the focus of progress much faster.

Furthermore, each new Classic expansion means players become even more fervent in their pursuit of optimal gear. After all, it's almost always the same group of players repeatedly experiencing the same game content.

But at the same time, if you're one of them, it also means you now have a deeper understanding of the game. For example, the best-in-slot for various gear, and the priority of different attribute combinations.

Mastering these advanced skills beforehand will help you identify irreplaceable core gear more quickly when farming TBC Anniversary dungeons or raids, but it will also intensify your anxiety.

Furthermore, there's no official confirmation yet on whether an Era Server will be released for TBC expansions, so the current anniversary period might be your last chance to create a perfect character.

Therefore, if you're a player experiencing the content for the first time through WoW TBC Classic Anniversary, you might fall behind due to a lack of sufficient raid knowledge and proficiency. Conversely, now is definitely the best time to join the top players.

The decline in PvP popularity

While the number of PvE raid players is increasing weekly, PvP participation is declining, the key reason seemingly being the overwhelming PvP advantage of Rogues.

If you've played duo mode in almost every arena, you'll find Rogue ubiquitous. This class's PvP design boasts powerful control skills, survivability, and damage output - basically, it has almost every advantage you can think of.

Also Read: Stop wiping in Underbog! Complete Heroic Dungeon guide for WoW TBC Classic Anniversary

Furthermore, PvP arena suffers from excessive randomness, and the newly added changes, setting the initial personal rating to 1500 and removing the requirement to join an arena team, are not without flaws.

On the surface, this seems like a wonderful change, but in actual gameplay, you'll find that winning only grants a few points, while losing results in significant losses.

This is because your initial matchmaking rating (MMR) is much lower than your current rating. Therefore, when you lose to a player of the same level as you, the game interprets it as a loss to a player of a much lower level.

Currently, the only solution is to keep playing until your MMR automatically adjusts to the correct level, but not everyone has enough time to persist until then.

Summary

For players with TBC experience, WoW TBC Classic Anniversary could be an unprecedented opportunity to build a top-tier character, but newcomers will face the pressure of fast-paced progression.

Therefore, whether to continue playing depends entirely on your individual circumstances and needs, but overall, TBC Classic Anniversary is a decent WoW server.

That concludes our presentation. We hope it was helpful!

Diablo 4 Season 12 Sanctuary has been overrun by a giant chicken. That sounds like an April Fools' joke, and indeed it was announced by the official channels on April Fools' Day - but the news is actually real.

A new world boss named Chi'Khan has descended. It brings not only new items but also unique gameplay mechanics. These new items are not mere cosmetics; they are gear pieces with special abilities, some of which still have their full potential waiting to be discovered by players.

Official Announcement

We originally thought that after Gift of the Tree event ended, the next would be March of the Goblins. But clearly, the developers had their own plans. On April Fools' Day, they released an event notice titled "A Fowl Beast Rages."

This notice didn't introduce any specific event details. It simply declared that a giant chicken would destroy everything. This is evidently a very dangerous bird of prey, because "only death awaits you," and all you can do is "run!"

This is clearly a new event, and the pleasant surprise is that they even created a new boss for it! Compared to past events that merely boosted experience points and loot drops, this April Fools' event truly deserves to be called a brand new event.

Chi'Khan

Let's talk about this new world boss, Chi'Khan. It looks like a giant chicken. Like other world bosses, it respawns every three hours, and it might even replace one of the existing world bosses.

The developers haven't specified the exact duration of this event, but based on past event lengths, April Fowl's Day should last about a week. Also, one of the achievements tied to this event is named "April Fowl's Day 2026," so if you miss it this year, it will most likely return next April Fools' Day.

Even though it's a rooster, as the announcement said, it's a massive threat. On Torment 4 difficulty, quite a few players have already been slain by this rooster - its sharp beak and claws are no joke! If you want to hunt it, the safest approach is to lower the difficulty first and get familiar with its attacks and mechanics. Otherwise, even a Barbarian will end up full of holes from its pecks!

New Unique Items

Beyond the usual loot, Chi'Khan brings several new unique items, and their effects are... special. The developers didn't design new models for these items either; they reuse generic item models, so they might only be usable during the event.

Rather than focusing on their power, players tend to treat them as amusing collectibles. No one yet knows what role they could play in builds - you can be the one to try them out.

Bow: Cluckeye

Cluckeye originates from Diablo II and has now been introduced into Diablo 4. It grants 100% critical strike damage, along with stats like Dexterity and maximum Life. Its special effect gives attacks a chance to emit three "cluck" sounds, and also a chance to shoot chickens as projectiles.

Staff: Cluckonomicon

The most eye-catching stat on Cluckonomicon is increased Shrine duration, a fairly rare affix. It also provides a new stat: Pickup Radius, which likely means automatically picking up gold, Obducite, and other Diablo 4 items. Its special ability, "Pecking loose stones grant Henlightenment," most likely refers to gaining XP.

Scythe: Eggcecutioner

Eggcecutioner provides Life on Kill and Resource on Kill, and grants bonus damage after slaying elites. Its most amusing effect is that "enemies killed have a chance to lay an egg." What exactly this egg does is still unclear - perhaps it explodes or something similar.

Polearm: Coop De Grace

Coop De Grace focuses on striking injured enemies, offering high bonus damage and critical strike chance. Its special effect grants a chance to directly execute injured non-elite enemies. In addition, it has a very quirky affix that boosts damage against poultry. Its most powerful feature: "Damaging an injured enemy has a chance to summon a flock of explosive chickens," which likely references Witch Doctor's explosive chicken build from Diablo III.

Shield: Eggis

This shield also increases damage against poultry, though not as much as Coop De Grace does. Its useful affixes include increased Barrier generation and bonus critical strike chance against feared enemies. Its special effect: upon a successful block, there is a chance to transform the attacker into a feared chicken. 

Event Rewards

After defeating the world boss Chi'Khan, you will unlock a brand new achievement: Bawk, Bawk. Additionally, free items can be claimed in the shop, including icons, nameplate templates, and various skins. From the short official video, the obtainable cosmetics include a bow, a staff, a shield, and a polearm. Even if your current class cannot use a certain weapon type, you can still get its skin.

Don't forget to visit the in-game shop, where you can claim a free title called Quake Before the Hatchling, which is also part of April Fowl's Day event.

April Fowl's event is a surprise prepared by the developers. They've only released very limited promotion for it (an announcement and a trailer, both of which are rather baffling). Many players haven't even realized that a new event has started. So how much content the developers have actually prepared remains for players to discover on their own - there might even be hidden Easter eggs.

CoD Black Ops 7 has once again rolled out a substantial update, introducing a wealth of new maps and weapons alongside various balance adjustments for armaments, ranked matches, and more.

Let's take a look at the 6 new weapons arriving progressively in Season 3, along with their attachments. Some will be available at the start of the season, while the rest will appear around the midway point.

1. MK35 ISR (Launch)

• Levels: 43
• Mags: 3
• Mag size: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Laser, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock
• Prestige Attachment: 19" MFS Nightfall Suppressed Barrel (Barrel)

MK35 ISR is one of the rewards on Page 3 of Battle Pass. It's a fully automatic assault rifle with low recoil, excellent accuracy, and moderate damage along with decent handling. This rifle boasts the lowest recoil in its class, allowing you to suppress enemies with precision.

Combined with a fairly high rate of fire, this weapon remains stable even during sustained fire, keeping your aim locked on target. Its built-in iron sights are clean and clear - an added bonus that lets you skip an optic attachment and focus on other modifications without worrying about obstructed vision.

You can extend its effective range by equipping various barrel attachments or further tame recoil with a recoil spring. As you level up the weapon, experiment with different combinations in Gunsmith to find the most effective setup for the current battle.

As usual, this gun comes with a brand-new Prestige Attachment: 19" MFS Nightfall Suppressed Barrel. It's an integrated suppressor barrel that also extends damage range.

2. VST (Launch)

• Levels: 39
• Mags: 4
• Mag Size: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Rear Grip, Magazine, Stock, Laser, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Barrel, Underbarrel
• Prestige Attachment: MFS 5.56 MINSAS Conversion (Fire Mods)

VST is found on Page 6 of Battle Pass. This fully automatic submachine gun is lightweight, highly mobile, and supports multiple calibers. It keeps your operator moving at high speed, making it ideal for close-range hit-and-run tactics.

In terms of bullet spread, VST offers the best accuracy in its category, paired with excellent handling and mobility. However, its recoil is quite fierce, with noticeable muzzle climb. You can opt to fire in bursts while aiming to control the trajectory, or simply hip-fire at point-blank range.

MFS 5.56 MINSAS Conversion changes the weapon to use 5.56x30mm ammunition, completely transforming its performance and playstyle. Essentially a hip-fire oriented SMG, this conversion via Prestige Attachment makes it far more versatile.

3. Strider 300 (In Season)

• Levels: 37
• Mags: 4
• Mag Size: 8
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Fire Mods, Optic, Underbarrel, Muzzle, Barrel, Magazine, Rear Grip, Stock, Laser
• Prestige Attachment: MFS Ballast Guard Stabilizer (Underbarrel)

Strider 300 will be offered as a seasonal event reward. It's a bolt-action sniper rifle with quick handling speed but a slower bolt-cycling rate, along with moderate stability. Holding your breath while aiming down sights steadies the scope.

In multiplayer, this bolt-action sniper can take down unarmored enemies with one shot to the chest or above. Although its damage is slightly lower than the other two bolt-action snipers, it compensates with better handling and a marginally faster rate of fire.

For players who want to push aggressively toward enemies while still delivering powerful shots, this gun will become your new go-to. Overall, it's a more aggressive bolt-action sniper rifle.

MFS Ballast Guard Stabilizer significantly reduces idle sway while aiming, greatly improves aim walking steadiness and aim-down-sight speed (or aiming movement speed), but it reduces flinch resistance while handling and removes the ability to hold your breath. This makes the weapon more aggressive and nimble, albeit with some trade-offs.

4. 1911 (In Season)

• Levels: 29
• Mags: 3
• Mag Size: 7
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Stock, Laser, Barrel, Fire Mods, Optic, Muzzle, Magazine, Rear Grip
• Prestige Attachment: MFS Overdrive Auto-Brake (Muzzle)

1911 semi-automatic pistol has appeared in many previous Call of Duty games, and in Black Ops 7 it will be introduced as a new weekly challenge reward. 1911 delivers high damage at close range, with decent recoil control but moderate magazine capacity.

MFS Overdrive Auto-Brake is essentially a full-auto conversion kit that provides an extremely high rate of fire, offering astonishing burst potential at very close distances. It slightly improves first-shot muzzle rise but worsens hip-fire spread.

5. Siren (Mid-Season)

• Levels: 30
• Mags: 3
• Mag Size: 10
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: Rear Grip

Siren is a brand-new charge-based special weapon. It fires a high-damage, slow-moving projectile that can penetrate enemies. Charging the shot increases the projectile's travel speed.

Siren works best when coordinating with teammates - let them weaken enemies first, then use its slow projectile velocity to disrupt the opponent's rhythm, catching them off guard with the incoming slow shot. This gun features a unique magazine-type Prestige Attachment, but details have not been disclosed.

6. Katana (Mid-Season)

• Levels: 30
• Mastery Badges: Yes
• Attachments: None

Katana will be available as an event reward during the mid-season update of Season 3. It boasts high damage, medium attack range, and medium attack speed. It has no Prestige Attachment, but it looks incredibly cool.

Overall, the new weapons in Season 3 appear quite formidable, even competitive when compared to the current meta weapons. Additionally, Season 3 introduces numerous attachments that you can unlock through weekly challenges. With the help of these attachments, you can further enhance the new weapons from Season 3.

Since the release of ARC Raiders Flashpoint update the day before yesterday, you may already completed several raids featuring brand-new map conditions and ARC enemies. But have you found the new weapons yet?

As the first ARC Raiders update of 2026 to introduce new gear, Flashpoint brings with it two new firearms, Canto and Dolabra, as well as a special electrical device: Surge Coil.

While this new gear isn't necessarily more powerful than existing items, it certainly offers a fresh experience! If you haven't acquired them yet, why not follow this guide to farm for them?

Surge Coil

Surge Coil is a quick-use defensive device. Once deployed, it periodically electrifies the surrounding area; anyone entering the radius will receive an electric shock that briefly stuns them.

So Surge Coil is an ideal item to deploy in advance when you are scavenging for loot in a small area by yourself, helping to prevent other players from ambushing and looting you.

How to obtain it?

This item can only be obtained through crafting. You will need to farm for the corresponding ARC Raiders blueprints, then gather the following materials to complete the crafting process at Explosives Station:

• 1x Electrical Components
• 1x Sensors
• 1x Hornet Driver

Surge Coil blueprint has a chance to appear in any container on the map following Electromagnetic Storm event. The drop rate is reasonably high, and you have an even greater chance of finding it inside locked rooms.

Electrical Components can be found while scavenging, or they can be crafted at a Refiner 1 station by consuming Plastic Parts and Rubber Parts.

Sensors drop after killing Snitches and Surveyors; they can also sometimes be found by looting Androids or Server Racks. If you have enough seeds, you can also acquire them by trading with Celeste.

As for Hornet Driver, it drops after killing any number of Hornets; you may also find a few by looting any ARC Couriers you encounter.

Canto

This is a fully automatic, large-caliber submachine gun that uses medium-caliber ammunition. It possesses a moderate level of penetration against ARC armor.

Although Canto's damage per shot isn't particularly high, its rapid fire rate ensures that its overall performance is slightly superior to that of other common SMGs.

Additionally, it is worth noting that Canto is currently the only firearm in the game that requires upgrades to increase its magazine capacity.

However, once upgraded to its maximum level, its total damage output per magazine remains quite impressive. And if you struggle to manage recoil, Canto might not be the right fit for you.

How to obtain it?

Since Canto was introduced only recently, known methods for finding the weapon itself are currently quite limited; therefore, we highly recommend obtaining it through crafting instead.

To do so, you will need to upgrade your workshop to Gunsmith 3, locate the blueprint, and gather the following materials:

• 2x Advanced Mechanical Components (Scavenging, killing Matriarchs and Queens, crafting)
• 5x Magnets (Scavenging, trading with Celeste)
• 3x Medium Gun Parts (Scavenging, killing Bastions and Sentinels, crafting, trading with Celeste)

Currently, the most reliable method for farming Canto blueprints is to open caches during the Hurricane map event. However, the tricky part is that these caches contain a wide variety of potential blueprints.

Consequently, if Canto is the only item you are after, you may need to invest a significant amount of time farming in Hurricane event. That said, as the game progresses, it will probably be added to a wider range of loot pools.

Dolabra

This is arguably the most anticipated piece of new gear, after all, it even received its own dedicated teaser short! As an energy clip-powered shotgun, Dolabra offers two distinct firing modes.

More specifically, when you aim down sights (ADS), its energy beam becomes highly focused and concentrated, allowing for precise, long-range strikes.

Conversely, if you choose to hip-fire, Dolabra's shot spread mimics that of a traditional shotgun, making it ideal for clearing out groups of lower-level enemies.

In essence, you can leverage these two vastly different firing modes to flexibly switch between them based on the immediate combat situation, a capability that proves invaluable during chaotic firefights.

While the shotgun mode may arguably outperform the focused-beam mode, the sheer value of having two distinct weapon effects packed into a single equipment slot makes it an undeniably worthwhile choice.

How to obtain it?

Currently, the only confirmed method for obtaining this weapon is through crafting, and its blueprint can only be acquired by looting a special device known as ARC Assessor.

ARC Assessor is periodically air-dropped onto the battlefield during Close Scrutiny, a new map condition introduced in Flashpoint update. You must travel to the designated drop site and forcibly breach the device to retrieve its contents.

It is worth noting that activating an Assessor will attract a greater number of other ARC enemies; moreover, the surrounding area is likely to be swarming with other players waiting to loot, making for a chaotic scene.

Therefore, we recommend bringing smoke grenades and a Photoelectric Cloak when farming for Dolabra blueprint. This allows you to discreetly locate the spawn point while others are embroiled in combat, quickly secure the reward, and make your escape.

Additional materials required to craft Dolabra include:

• 3x Shredder Gyro (Scavenging; obtained by killing Shredders)
• 3x Magnetic Accelerator (Scavenging; obtained by killing Matriarchs and Queens, or via crafting)
• 2x Vaporizer Regulator (Scavenging; obtained by looting ARC Couriers or by killing the new enemy type, Vaporizer)

That covers all the current methods for obtaining the three new gear items introduced in ARC Raiders Flashpoint Update, along with their primary combat effects. Without further ado, get out there and start farming and crafting!

This Friday, April 3, marks the return of Trophy Titans, a promotion that has been absent for three years. Many players are excited, as every player featured in this event is exceptionally useful.

A significant amount of leaked information has already surfaced, including the roster for Trophy Titans Team 1 and details on some SBCs. Before April Fools' Day truly kicks off, let's dive into these relatively credible leaks and how you can prepare in advance.

What is Trophy Titans Promotion?

Since this promotion hasn't appeared in EA FC 25 or even 24, newer players might not understand why it's generating so much excitement. To grasp that, we need to go back three years to FIFA 23 and see what made it a classic.

Trophy Titans Cards

Trophy Titans promotion was the first event in EA FC series history to feature only Icon and Hero cards. In FIFA 23, every selected player had dynamic images of them holding a trophy, making them highly desirable collectibles. More importantly, these cards were remarkably accessible.

FIFA 23 Trophy Titans promotion introduced "Baby" versions of Icons - for instance, an 88 OVR Alessandro Del Piero, whose value once dropped as low as 14,000 FC 26 coins, allowing everyday players to easily acquire Icon players. While the premium versions remained valuable, these Baby versions offered incredible value and sometimes even boasted stats superior to their Prime variants.

Trophy Titans SBC

Squad Building Challenges during Trophy Titans promotion were equally noteworthy. In FIFA 23, Roy Keane's SBC was widely praised for its outstanding performance and reasonable cost. Additionally, Frank Lampard's objectives were quite distinctive, allowing players to earn three different-rated versions of Lampard (86, 90, 93) by completing a series of tasks. In FC 26, such lower-rated cards can serve as excellent candidates for Evolutions.

Trophy Titans Leaked Players

According to the latest leaks, the player pool for this Trophy Titans event will be exceptionally star-studded, featuring giants like Zidane, Hullett, Ronaldinho, Totti, Morgan, Butragueño, and many more. Several of these players just received new cards during Team of the Year promotion and are now set to get another version.

This time around, there will also be Baby Heroes and Icons, giving players opportunities to acquire these athletes at a lower cost and then use Evolution system to turn them into top-tier competitors. Some of the elite cards will feature three PlayStyle+ slots, essentially signaling that FC 26 is entering the lead-up phase to Team of the Season.

Below is the list of leaked Team 1 players - player stats are not included:

• Angerer
• Barzagli
• Beckenbauer
• Beckenbauer (Baby Version)
• Berbatov
• Bompastor
• Campbell
• Campbell (Baby Version)
• Cantona
• Carlos Puyol
• Carlos Puyol (Baby Version)
• Emilio Butragueño
• Emilio Butragueño (Baby Version)
• Fernando Hierro
• Fernando Morientes
• Gullit
• Hazard
• Kohler
• Morgan
• Nesta
• Nesta (Baby Version)
• Pizarro
• Prinz
• Prinz (Baby Version)
• Ronaldinho
• Shearer
• Shearer (Baby Version)
• Thuram
• Thuram (Baby Version)
• Totti
• Veron
• Zanetti
• Zidane

Trophy Titans SBC Leaks

92 OVR Ricardo Kaká

• Pac: 92
• Sho: 88
• Pas: 90
• Dri: 92
• Def: 46
• Phy: 80

Ricardo Kaká is set to receive his first promotional SBC card of the year, rated 92 OVR. Featuring Incisive Pass and Finesse Shot - two highly sought-after PlayStyle+ - he will become a popular choice for the attacking midfielder position. While his base stats may not be the absolute highest, Ricardo Kaká has historically felt excellent to control in FIFA series and remains a fan favorite. As long as this SBC is reasonably priced, it will be well worth completing.

89 OVR Eden Hazard

• Pac: 94
• Sho: 88
• Pas: 87
• Dri: 92
• Def: 38
• Phy: 70

Compared to his premium versions, this card's lower rating means it has significant room for future improvement through Evolutions. You might be able to take this Hazard card during a future Team of the Season promotion and enhance his shooting and passing attributes via Evolution, giving him substantial potential.

Also leaked is former Real Madrid player Míchel Salgado, who will appear either as an SBC or as an Objective reward.

How to Prepare for Friday?

Sell Existing Icons

If you hold Icon cards for players who are about to receive new versions in this event, it is advisable to sell them soon. Trophy Titans promotion will release numerous new versions of these Icons, which typically drives down the value of their existing variants.

Road to the Final Cards

Your Road to the Final players are live cards that upgrade based on real-world match results. Their matches are about to begin, and their values may rise just before kickoff. Players like Victoria López have already seen some fluctuations. If you are considering investing in these cards, proceed with caution; holding onto some FC 26 coins to invest in Trophy Titans promotion may be a wiser move.

Fodder Cards

Promotions often come with a wave of SBC, which sharply increases demand for fodder players, such as 85 OVR cards and Team of the Week selections. A strategy with minimal risk is to acquire these cards when their value is low and sell them after the promotion goes live.

• 85 OVR players: can be secured for around 2,500 coins.
• Team of the Week players: can be secured for around 12,000 coins.

Many players are keeping a close eye on this promotion, so starting this Friday, it's shaping up to be a very busy week. Here's hoping Trophy Titans promotion lives up to its legacy from three years ago, and that you get the Icons you're after.

Whether in a real-life baseball game or within the virtual world crafted by MLB The Show 26, the stadium stands as a pivotal element.

It serves not only as the foundation upon which the game is played but also shapes your overall experience through its unique on-field and off-field environments.

As a spectator watching a game, you might focus solely on the players' performances. However, when you step into the shoes of a baseball player in MLB 26, the stadium environment directly influences your running, pitching, and fielding.

With this in mind, and drawing from the roster of over 60 stadiums available in MLB The Show 26, we present our top 10 picks, ranked from lowest to highest.

How to unlock stadiums?

Before diving into our top stadium picks, you first need to understand the comprehensive methods for unlocking stadiums in MLB 26. After all, it would be a shame to spot a stadium you love only to find yourself unable to add it to your collection!

Generally speaking, if your goal is to quickly unlock rewards tied to specific objectives, you can utilize the custom stadium to create a ballpark perfectly tailored to meet those requirements.

As for other classic stadiums, some are included within the reward packs found in various Programs, while others require you to buy MLB 26 stubs at IGGM to acquire them via Diamond Dynasty Shop.

Additionally, by participating in and making progress within Conquest or Storylines modes, you stand a chance to unlock even more exclusive stadiums as rewards.

10. Terrapin Park

This stadium is part of the new content introduced in MLB The Show 26; consequently, you will find that it offers a particularly vivid showcase of the new details and design nuances the developers have incorporated into the game's ballparks.

From a visual standpoint, Terrapin Park features not only realistic texture designs for its playing surfaces but also boasts highly immersive celebration effects and animations.

If, however, you prioritize gameplay utility, this stadium makes for an excellent choice when you are playing as a batter.

9. Hiram Bithorn Stadium

Although this is a classic baseball stadium that has been renowned in the real world for decades, it makes its debut in MLB The Show series with the release of MLB 26.

Located in San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, Hiram Bithorn Stadium was originally constructed in 1962 and was officially added to National Register of Historic Places in 2014.

Influenced by the urban atmosphere, this venue exudes a strong tropical vibe, and the crowd's energy runs particularly high.

More importantly, Hiram Bithorn is one of the host stadiums for 2026 WBC; playing here creates the illusion that you are participating in the actual tournament!

8. Oracle Park

Its unique layout makes Oracle Park both incredibly challenging and exciting for outfielders: McCovey Cove, situated just beyond the right-field wall, means that left-handed batters risk hitting the ball straight into the water if they aren't careful, while the stadium's narrow dimensions add an extra layer of difficulty for the defense.

Yet, precisely because of this, you can experience atmospheric fog effects and stunning water reflections here, visual elements rarely found in most other stadiums.

Furthermore, if you happen to be playing as a pitcher, you'll likely find the gameplay experience here to be a bit more forgiving.

7. Old Texas Stadium

In reality, it is no longer possible to play in, or even watch a game at, the actual Old Texas Stadium! This is because the venue, once located in Irving, Texas, was demolished back in 2010.

Fortunately, in MLB 26, you can still relive that classic Texas baseball atmosphere thanks to the developers' meticulous attention to detail in recreating the stadium.

More importantly, this ballpark is well-suited for both batters and pitchers looking to capitalize on their specific strengths, making it an excellent choice when you're aiming to rack up more victories.

6. Tokyo Dome

If you tuned into this year's WBC, you know that it marked one of Team Japan's most disappointing tournament runs to date.

However, you can now assemble your own squad and reclaim that glory right here at Tokyo Dome in MLB The Show 26, provided, of course, that you're a fan!

This stadium captures the distinct essence of Japanese baseball, utilizing a wealth of intricate details to create an incredibly authentic WBC game-day atmosphere. Batters who favor this style of play will find plenty of opportunities here to frequently launch extra-base hits.

5. Bayfront Stadium

Following Oracle Park, this is another venue where you can enjoy stunning light and water effects. However, its true defining characteristic is just how small it is compared to most other stadiums.

This design makes Bayfront Stadium inherently more hitter-friendly, while pitchers must be even more cautious than usual. Additionally, the compact layout concentrates the roar of the crowd, so be careful not to let the intensity of the cheers distract you!

4. Petco Park

Petco Park stands out as a rare gem, a major league baseball stadium situated right in the heart of a bustling urban metropolis.

Unlike other ballparks that cultivate a seaside or suburban atmosphere, playing here means being surrounded not only by the crowd but also by a dazzling urban cityscape at night.

3. Fenway Park

If you are a fan of nostalgia, Fenway Park is absolutely one ballpark you cannot afford to miss. More importantly, MLB The Show 26 has introduced further optimizations to its impressive retro details, breathing new life into this stadium.

However, a word of caution: if you are controlling a right-handed batter, Fenway Park may not be your top choice for racking up rewards. Pesky Pole in right field adds an extra layer of difficulty and unpredictability to the game.

2. Date Palm Field

This ballpark is a purely fictional creation within MLB series, designed to evoke the desert landscapes found near Date Palm Drive in Palm Springs, California.

Despite its virtual nature, it rivals other options in terms of both visual appeal and practical playability.

Furthermore, precisely because it is a virtual creation, the developers enjoyed greater creative freedom; they were able to design the field dimensions to align perfectly with game mechanics and standards, rather than being constrained by the need to strictly replicate the specific features of a real-world stadium.

For this very reason, any skilled player of MLB The Show 26 will be more than happy to designate Date Palm Field as their preferred venue.

1. PNC Park

Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, PNC Park serves as the home stadium for Pittsburgh Pirates. Much like Petco Park, it is a venue defined by its distinctive urban skyline backdrop.

Based on its stunning night views, high level of recognition, and excellent playability for players at every position, we have ranked PNC Park as the number one ballpark on our list.

Conclusion

The list above represents our ranking of ballparks based on several key factors relevant to playing MLB The Show 26.

However, in the actual game, you are entirely free to choose whichever ballpark you are most familiar with or simply prefer playing in. Ultimately, it's all about having fun!

Diablo 4 has never lacked for Barbarian players, even if their presence was somewhat overshadowed by Paladin's radiance in Season 12, and some players still prefer Barbarian's brutal and ferocious combat style.

Let's look at the most impactful Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian build in Season 12. If you're after a playstyle that can effortlessly crush The Pit 100 and deal astronomical damage to bosses, this is the build you want.

Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian Gear

Gear is where the essence of Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian truly lies. With a specific combination of equipment, you'll reduce your life to a minimal threshold while stacking maximum Fury. This grants you near-invincible survivability and damage numbers that soar into the hundreds of billions.

There are two gear setups here, with the core difference being whether you have Melted Heart of Selig.

Setup with Melted Heart of Selig

• Helm: Crown of Lucion
• Chest armor: Mantle of Mountain's Fury
• Gloves: Aspect of Limitless Rage
• Pants: Tibault's Will
• Boots: 100,000 Steps
• Amulet: Melted Heart of Selig
• Ring 1: Ring of Starless Skies
• Ring 2: Aspect of Anger Management
• Bludgeoning weapon: Aspect of Ancestral Force
• Slashing weapon: Aspect of Earthquakes
• Dual wield weapon 1: Sabre of Tsasgal
• Dual wield weapon 2: Ramaladni's Magnum Opus

Setup without Melted Heart of Selig

• Helm: Crown of Lucion
• Chest armor: Mantle of Mountain's Fury
• Gloves: Aspect of Earthquakes
• Pants: Tibault's Will
• Boots: 100,000 Steps
• Amulet: Battle Trance
• Ring 1: Ring of Starless Skies
• Ring 2: Aspect of Anger Management
• Bludgeoning weapon: Aspect of Ancestral Force
• Slashing weapon: The Grandfather
• Dual wield weapon 1: Sabre of Tsasgal
• Dual wield weapon 2: Ramaladni's Magnum Opus

Melted Heart of Selig is the cornerstone of this build's survivability. Damage taken is first absorbed by your primary resource - Fury - rather than your health pool. Additionally, it reduces your maximum life by 75%.

You'll want to keep your life total low to maximize the damage-transfer effect of this amulet. With the build boasting an enormous Fury pool, that resource effectively acts as a massive shield. As long as your Fury isn't depleted, you're nearly invincible.

Crown of Lucion received significant improvements in Season 12, making it a go-to for any build that spends resources, as it provides a multiplicative damage boost. Meanwhile, Ring of Starless Skies grants up to 50% increased damage while you're spending your primary resource, along with a 50% reduction in resource cost - perfect for offsetting the increased consumption from Crown of Lucion.

The remaining gear pieces either offer damage multipliers based on resource spending or provide valuable resource generation; both are indispensable to this build.

Runes

If you find yourself struggling with Fury generation in the open world, the following rune combinations can help resolve the issue.

• Ahu + Lum
• Igni + Lum
• Zan + Lum
• Bac + Lum
• Lith + Lum

Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian Skills

Active Skills

• Frenzy (rank 1): Enhanced Frenzy and Combat Frenzy
• Hammer of the Ancients (rank 5): Enhanced Hammer of the Ancients and Furious Hammer of the Ancients
• Call of the Ancients(rank 1): Prime Call of the Ancients and Supreme Call of the Ancients
• War Cry (rank 1): Enhanced War Cry and Power War Cry
• Ground Stomp (rank 1): Enhanced Ground Stomp and Strategic Ground Stomp
• Mighty Throw (rank 1): Enhanced Mighty Throw and Fighter's Mighty Throw
• Steel Grasp (rank 1)

Before engaging in combat, be sure to activate Walking Arsenal key passive as outlined below. If your Fury is running low, you can follow Ground Stomp with Hammer of the Ancients to quickly refill it.

Every 4 to 5 seconds, you'll want to generate an earthquake and then detonate it with Hammer of the Ancients to maintain the 100% damage bonus from the chest armor.

Use Mighty Throw roughly every 15 seconds to keep Sabre of Tsasgal's buff active. Throughout the fight, keep Call of the Ancients on cooldown and maintain its benefits.

Passive Skills

• Warpath (rank 3)
• Tempered Fury (rank 3)
• Imposing Presence (rank 3)
• Martial Vigor (rank 3)
• Pit Fighter (rank 3)
• Slaying Strike (rank 3)
• Thick Skin (rank 1)
• Counteroffensive (rank 3)
• Aggressive Resistance (rank 3)
• Heavy Handed (rank 3)
• Brute Force (rank 3)
• Wallop (rank 3)
• Booming Voice (rank 3)
• Outburst (rank 1)
• Walking Arsenal (rank 1)
• Invigorating Fury (rank 1)
• Defensive Stance (rank 3)
• Tough as Nails (rank 1)

To maximize your damage output, you'll need to activate skills like War Cry to gain damage bonuses. While this demands some attention, the resulting damage boost is nothing short of staggering. Several key passives also contribute significant increases.

• Heavy Handed: Increases critical strike damage when using two-handed weapons.
• Brute Force: Overpower attacks deal additional damage when using two-handed weapons.

Walking Arsenal is a crucial passive for this build and must be set up correctly. By dealing damage with two-handed blunt weapons, two-handed slashing weapons, and dual-wielded weapons in succession, each grants a 15% damage bonus for 15 seconds. When all three bonuses are active simultaneously, you become Unstoppable and gain additional attack speed.

To activate these benefits, simply rotate through Frenzy (activating dual-wield), Mighty Throw (activating two-handed slashing), and Hammer of the Ancients (activating two-handed blunt).

To ensure these bonuses trigger, configure your skills as follows:

• Hammer of the Ancients: Set to Two-handed Mace
• Frenzy: Set to Dual Wield
• Mighty Throw: Set to Two-handed Slashing

This build delivers immense damage, but its gear requirements are demanding and its skill rotation is intricate. As such, it's recommended only for those aiming to climb the leaderboards in The Pit.