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Bungie reveals tons of new information about Destiny 2 The Final Shape in a new developer stream, including the Prismatic subclass, exotic armor that can take perks from other gear, as well as new enemies for players to ******. April 9 is a big day for the Destiny 2 community, with the Into The Light experience finally launching for all players. As previously revealed, the update adds a new PvE-style game mode called Onslaught, the Hall of CHampions social space, as well as 12 fan favorite returning weapons like Hammerhead, Recluse, and Mountaintop as part of a larger set called the Brave Arsenal. View the full article

Bungie has been keeping many secrets about Destiny 2: The Final Shape in the months leading up to its release, but the curtain has been opened. A new ****** race is finally coming. While Destiny has added different factions of enemies such as the Taken, Splicers, or Scorn, they were all repurposed types of existing enemies. This new type is completely unique and a first for the franchise since 2014. Say hello to the Dread. View the full article

Activision has released the patch notes for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone's newest update that rebalances weapons, fixes bugs, adds ground vehicles to Rebirth Island, and more. The minor update arrives as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has enjoyed a surge in popularity recently. View the full article

After a pretty disastrous PlayStation and Xbox launch back in 2021, Battlefield 2042 has certainly put in a lot of graft to turn things around, with countless community-driven changes and seven seasons of content. However, Battlefield 2042 Season 7 will also be its last, as EA says it is now "fully-committed" on a new Battlefield game. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Next Battlefield could take on Warzone with free battle royale mode View the full article

Going into today's livestream showcase of new gameplay from The Final Shape, most players were expecting a retread of the new Light subclass powers revealed last year, and maybe a walkthrough of a campaign mission... Read more.View the full article

Exotic Missions offer Guardians a guaranteed way to earn powerful Exotic weapons if they can handle the pressure. In preparation for the Final Shape, we now have The Whisper quest. If you’re ready to get stuck in, let me show you how to start The Whisper Exotic Mission in Destiny 2 (Into the Light).Destiny 2 The Whisper: How to Start the Whispers of the Past Exotic MissionScreenshot: PC InvasionHead to the Moon and speak with Eris Morn near the Sanctuary Landing Zone. You can accept the Whispers of the Past quest from her. Exotic Missions can be tackled alone but are much more manageable with a Fireteam. If you’re playing with friends, make sure you’ve all accepted the quest to ensure the activity runs smoothly and everyone gets rewards.Screenshott: PC InvasionYou can start the Whispers of the Past quest by selecting it from the Into The Light section in the Director (pictured above).What is an Exotic Mission in Destiny 2?If you’re a...View the full article

Bungie seems to be going all out with its marketing for its long-awaited end to the Light & Dark Saga: The Final Shape. Their team is hard at work putting the finishing touches on the expansion, but until then they’ve left players with a few interesting treats. So let’s fly down and figure out how to get the Pyramid Ship Exotic in Destiny 2.Where to get Pyramid Ship Exotic in Destiny 2Screenshot: BungieIn Bungie’s latest livestream where they showed off more about The Final Shape, including the new Prismatic class, they also gave us a glimpse at a brand new ship Guardians could get right now. The Pyramid Ship Exotic is the latest ship to land in the Tower, and it’s quite cute like a baby pyramid ship fit for a Guardian.This is one of many in-game items you can unlock in Destiny 2 right now by pre-ordering The Final Shape. It might only be obtainable by pre-order the annual pass as well, but you might be able to get away with buying the base v...View the full article

The Pokémon World Championship, the ultimate battleground for aspiring VGC, TCG, Unite, or Go pro players, is a thrilling competition. The road to Worlds is a test of skill, strategy, and endurance, where securing enough Championship Points to earn an invite is a badge of honor. To get invited to the big end-of-year event, trainers must participate in several regional and international competitions to earn points, achieved via high placements and requiring all of their talent, consistency, a willingness to travel, and some luck. After reaching a set number of points, depending on which region you come from, you will be invited to compete at Worlds. International events like the EUIC are the pinnacle of the competition and offer vast amounts of points compared to regionals, with the significant downside being more attendees. View the full article

Updated version of weapons from all of Destiny’s history? Sign me up immediately! Here is how to get Brave Arsenal Weapons in Destiny 2: Into the Light.Destiny 2: How to get Brave Arsenal WeaponsGetting Brave Arsenal Weapons is as easy as completing in-game modes and challenges and picking them up as loot. However, while this is, in fact, the way you can get all Brave Arsenal Weapons, you will need to first unlock them, otherwise, they will not drop.To do so, you will need to travel to the brand-new Hall of Champions and talk to Arcite 99-40. He will be able to give you ******* quests for each of the Brave Weapons, which will require you to defeat a specific number of enemies with a ******* type. Screenshot: BungieHere are the quests for the weapons available today:Brave Arsenal Weapons QuestsQuest NameObjectiveRewardsJury DutyDefeat combatants with precision damage using Scout Rifles anywhere in the system. Bonus progress granted in Onslaught.ORDefeat c...View the full article

Enlarge / Intel's high-end Core i9-13900K and 14900K are reportedly having crashing problems in some games. (credit: Andrew Cunningham) [/url] If you own a recent high-end Intel desktop CPU and you've been running into weird game crashes lately, you're not alone. Scattered reports from Core i9-13900K and i9-14900K users over the last couple of months have pointed to processor power usage as a possible source of crashes even in relatively undemanding games like Fortnite. Games like Hogwarts Legacy, Remnant 2, Alan Wake 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn, The Last of Us Part 1, and Outpost: Infinity Siege have also reportedly been affected; the problem primarily seems to affect titles made with Epic's Unreal Engine. Intel said in a statement to ZDNet Korea (via The Verge) that it's looking into the problems, escalating it from an "isolated issue" to something that may be more widespread and could require a more systemic fix. Related CPUs like the i9-13900KF, i9-14900KF, i9-13900KS, and i9-14900KS may be affected, too, since they're all the same basic silicon. Some user reports have also indicated that the i7-13700K and i7-14700K series may also be affected. Read 3 remaining paragraphs | Comments View the full article

Everyone needs a major extreme makeover from time to time. No, I can’t afford a new house, but a haircut? Maybe. Here is how to customize your Guardian’s appearance in Destiny 2.Destiny 2: How to change your appearanceWhether you are set on your current character’s appearance is up to you, but if you wish to give your Destiny 2 Guardian a new glow or change it completely, then it is a very simple process. After booting Destiny 2 and accessing the Character Selection screen, you will notice a new option appearing when hovering over your Guardian (whether it is a Titan, Hunter, or Warlock). Select that option and the Character Customization screen will appear where you will be able to change the following character appearance options:Body: You will be able to change your Body Type entirely, which arguably is the biggest change you can make out of the four. Face: Changing your face will also be possible. Nothing like having a fixed expression forever, am...View the full article

Besides being the last stop before The Final Shape comes, Into the Light is bringing a couple of Exotic missions back for new Guardians to play and – along with a bunch of other content from years past – for veterans to reminisce. Let’s ***** into The Whisper and discover how to get the Whisper of the Worm Solar Exotic ******* rifle and its Catalyst in Destiny 2. How to get Whisper of the Worm in Destiny 2Similar to what happened with Presage and the ***** Man’s Tale scout rifle, to get the Whisper of the Worm, you will have to complete the base difficulty of The Whisper exotic mission in Destiny 2 – which drops on April 9, 2024, after the weekly reset along with Into the Light. This will not only get you the ******* itself but also unlock its blueprint, making it fully craftable. Moreover, each completion of the Whisper of the Worm – in any difficulty – will award you with an intrinsic upgrade which will help you out creating a unique and ...View the full article

With the introduction of a tower defence mode in Destiny 2 comes a whole new playbook for tactics and builds. So, as we ***** into Destiny 2 Onslaught, here are the defences I think are best to buy with your scrap.What defences are worth your Scrap in OnslaughtScrap is a valuable and shared resource in Onslaught, so where you decide to spend it is critical. ***** your whole bank on one badly placed Trip Mine or Turret, and the game could be lost. As you enter into the higher levels, those upgraded defences are going to be the all-important things standing between you and the heavies.#1 TurretsThink of Turrets as your very immobile but trigger-happy extra teammate. Placement is key to making these defences a good buy in Destiny 2 Onslaught because a bad placement will have it swarmed and destroyed in minutes, wasting the Scrap spent. Image: BungieHowever, a well-placed Turret with adequate cover and support from both the Trip Mines and Decoys can ride through the w...View the full article

Don’t worry, changing your name will not require you to appear before a judge. At least not this time. Here is how to change your name in Destiny 2.Destiny 2: How to change your nameIf you are a Destiny 2 veteran, you know that while changing your name is nothing out of the ordinary, to be allowed to change it is the tricky part. This is because, historically, you were only able to change your name once. Not only that but the name you are given originally once you create your account and play the game is automatically determined by Bungie based on your platform’s name.Image: BungieSo, essentially, you only get to pick your name once. Well, Into the Light is here to change that. You will now have an extra opportunity to change your name, and, if you haven’t used your one-time name change yet, this new extra name change will stack, giving you two opportunities to change your name. Here is a step-by-step on how you can change your name in Destiny 2:L...View the full article

Although Spirit City: Lofi Sessions is a great study and work tool, there are still things to unlock that take some time and effort. If you want to find all Spiritdex companions in Spirit City: Lofi Sessions, here’s how to unlock them.Spirit City Lofi Sessions: How to find all Spiritdex companionsSpiritdex companions are little friends that you can have beside your avatar in your cozy room. Whether you’re typing at your desk or knitting by the fireplace, your companion will join you and is customizable as well. You need to unlock them using a specific combination of lighting, sounds, and activities. Screenshot: PC InvasionFirst off, you must keep in mind that even after altering the activity, sounds, and lighting, you won’t immediately summon the companion. Patience is key, and you’ll know when you’re on the right track when a glowing ring is circling your Spiritdex icon. Wait until a red dot appears on your Spiritdex and you can collect th...View the full article

The date and time of the Genshin Impact 4.6 livestream are approaching, as Version 4.5 moves toward the later portion of the update. While Version 4.5 was a fairly underwhelming patch, having only introduced Chiori in Genshin Impact and did not bring forth any main story quests or character missions, the leaks regarding Version 4.6 are hinting at what may be a huge expansion to the game, not only with the release of a highly anticipated playable character but also the introduction of a new zone, two new boss fights, and even some story quests for further depth. View the full article

Loric Games has announced its debut title, Echoes of Elysium, an airship survival RPG “set in the heavens of mythical ancient Greece”. The game will be released on Steam, where it’s now available to wishlist and is listed as “coming soon”. No other platforms have been confirmed. “An aerial exploration and survival game, set in the procedural world of Elysium,” reads an official description for the game. “***** up the engines and take to the skies in your hand-crafted fleet of airships. Mechanical wonders clash with ancient mysteries in an untamed paradise.” Read More... View the full article

Edge Transit used to be a ******* notorious in Destiny 2 for dropping too much and never being good enough to merit the high drop rate. But in Into The Light, Edge Transit’s returned with one of the best perk pools for a heavy grenade launcher available today. Heavy grenade launchers in general have seen something of a renaissance over the course of Season of the Wish, and the BRAVE arsenal version of Edge Transit is at the forefront of this new meta. It’s packed with incredible options like Cascade Point in the third column or Bait and Switch in the fourth, which all come together to craft fantastic **** rolls for both crowd control and single-target damage in Destiny 2‘s PvE. View the full article

If you decide to skip past the New Light experience in Destiny 2, then you can select one of three New Light Kits. With three classes and three New Light Kits, so nine options in total, it can be difficult knowing which one is the best. As a Destiny 2 veteran sherpa, I’m here to guide you through it.If you’re deciding on a New Light Kit right now, use this table of contents to skip right to the class you chose and the New Light Kit options before you:Best Hunter New Light Kit in Destiny 2Best Warlock New Light Kit in Destiny 2Best Titan New Light Kit in Destiny 2How to get a New Light Kit in Destiny 2?Image: BungieThe only way to get a New Light Kit is to skip the Destiny 2 New Light experience. If you play through the New Light experience, which is the tutorial that I find long, confusing, and tedious, you basically get everything the New Light Kit offers. If you skip the New Light experience, which is a feature that is just one reason why Des...View the full article

Video game adaptations have been on the rise again in recent years as the industry continues to grow into a mainstream form of media. Now, adaptations are even reaching into indie territory, with Sonic the Hedgehog movie’s producer set to adapt indie horror Dredge into a live-action flick. The adaptation was announced Apr. 9, in a statement from Story Kitchen, the famed studio specializing in video game adaptations. With smash hits such as the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, the company is working hard on dispelling the conception that game adaptations are near impossible to pull off. Speaking of adapting Dredge to the silver screen, the company’s executives described the game as “a captivatingly eerie and profoundly rich story,” in a ****** statement reported by Polygon. View the full article

While we don't yet have the likes of Stellar Blade and Rise of the Ronin on PC, a new soulslike game from South Korean developer Newcore Games just launched on Steam and looks like a fantastic alternative, blending the dramatic boss fights of Elden Ring, Nioh, and Sekiro with the combat, platforming and exploration of games like ****** May Cry 5, Hollow Knight, Blasphemous, and the recent Prince of Persia The Lost Crown. The ****** Within: Satgat is out now, with a Steam ***** discount and a stunning new trailer featuring music from Trivium's Matt Heafy to celebrate the launch. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: One of the best-looking new Steam soulslikes gets an early access date View the full article

EA has confirmed that Battlefield 2042's Season 7 will be its last, as its development teams shift focus to the series' future. This marks the end of Battlefield 2042's long journey following its controversial launch, although fans can still expect to see some new content later on in the game. View the full article

Star Wars fans have a brand new AAA game to look forward to this year. Star Wars Outlaws is coming on August 30, and it promises to put players in the shoes of smuggler, ********* and all-around scoundrel Kay Vess. Kay must navigate the ********* underworld in a desperate bid to pull off an impossible heist and buy her freedom. With Ubisoft releasing a new trailer for Star Wars Outlaws, we have a better idea of what Kay’s mission involves and the many ********** and villains she’ll encounter along the way. Let’s break down everything we learned from this new footage, from the new and returning ********* syndicates to that unexpected Han Solo cameo. Star Wars’ ********* Underworld The Star Wars movies may be all about the conflict between factions like the Empire and Rebel Alliance or First Order and Resistance, but there are other powers at play. The Star Wars universe is home to a number of ********* organizations, all vying for control of territory, contraband and even ******** drugs. Star Wars Outlaws thrusts players into the heart of the ********* underworld. You’ll take missions for different organizations, increasing your standing with some while you also risk making enemies of others. Being a free agent in the Star Wars underworld isn’t going to be easy. The new Outlaws trailer reveals some of the organizations who will play a role in the game. Unsurprisingly, Jabba the Hutt has a part to play in this story. He’s not just the most iconic Star Wars gangster of them all, but also arguably the biggest force in the ********* underworld in this time *******. The trailer confirms Kay Vess will come face to face with Jabba during the course of the game, much to her chagrin. We also see members of the Pyke Syndicate in the trailer. The Pykes have played a major role in various Star Wars TV series like The Book of Boba Fett and The Clone Wars. These unusual, fish-headed humanoids are notorious for controlling much of the galaxy’s spice supply. Not unlike with Dune, spice is a rare substance valued as a ********* by the galaxy’s wealthy elite. We also see a representative from Crimson Dawn, the organization first introduced in Solo: A Star Wars Story. At this point in the timeline, Crimson Dawn’s old ruler, Maul, is *****. It’s now led by Han Solo’s old girlfriend Qi’ra. As seen in Star Wars comics like War of the Bounty Hunters and Crimson Reign, Qi’ra’s ultimate goal is to use her power and resources to bring down the Sith Lords who secretly rule the galaxy. The game appears to be set after War of the Bounty Hunters, as we see the carbonite-frozen Han Solo on display in Jabba’s Palace, but before Crimson Dawn’s final collapse and Qi’ra’s disappearance. Does that mean we could actually see her appear in Outlaws? We’ll find out soon. Where Is ****** Sun? Not every ********* organization is represented in the new Outlaws trailer. During the time of the Empire, the galaxy’s underworld is controlled mostly by what’s known as the Five ****** Syndicates. Three of those syndicates - the Hutts, the Pykes and Crimson Dawn - are represented in the trailer. However, we don’t see the other two, the Crymorah Syndicate and ****** Sun. Little is known about the Crymorah Syndicate, as they’ve only ever played a small role in a handful of Star Wars novels and comics. But ****** Sun is definitely conspicuous by its absence in the trailer. That organization and its ruler, Prince Xizor, were originally introduced in 1996’s Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire. Xizor himself is perhaps the most wealthy and well-connected man in the galaxy after Emperor Palpatine himself. That said, Xizor was a product of the old Star Wars Expanded Universe. While ****** Sun has appeared in Disney's new Star Wars canon, we have yet to see Xizor himself. Could that change in Star Wars Outlaws, or is Disney holding him back for a different project? [/url]Sliro and Zerek Besh We may see familiar organizations like the Hutts and the Pykes in the trailer, but they aren’t the main ****** Kay Vess will be contending with in the game. That’s where Zerek Besh comes in. Zerek Besh is another major power player in the ********* underworld, but not one included as part of the Five ****** Syndicates. This faction was first introduced in Marvel’s Star Wars comics, where we saw Qi’ra and Crimson Dawn manipulate Zerek Besh into waging war on the Hutts. Again, we’re guessing the game is set before that conflict, which is known as the Syndicate War. As revealed in the trailer, Zerek Besh is ruled by a human named Sliro. Sliro is a wealthy, opportunistic ****** lord who sees great opportunity in the current state of galactic affairs. With the Empire spending so much time and effort hunting the Rebel Alliance, that leaves the ********* cartels plenty of room to make their move and rake in more money. If they can work together, of course. The scene where Sliro is making his pitch to the Hutts, Pykes and Crimson Dawn is taking place on Canto Bight, the casino planet introduced in 2017’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi. That’s no coincidence. Canto Bight is also where we met Benicio Del Toro’s character DJ, a scoundrel with an important lesson to impart. In a galaxy that’s trapped in a perpetual cycle of war, the real winners are those who know how to profit off of that war. Sliro clearly views himself as part of that crowd. From what we know about the plot of Star Wars Outlaws so far, the conflict begins when Kay runs afoul of Sliro and the ****** lord puts a major bounty on her head. From there, Kay is given a choice - run and hide, or attempt to steal Sliro’s vast fortune and buy her freedom. We don’t need to tell you which option she picks. Every mission in Outlaws is about bringing Kay one step closer to her overarching goal of landing the galaxy’s biggest payday. Meet the Ashiga Clan It’s also worth mentioning that the game will introduce another new ****** syndicate called the Ashiga Clan. We don’t know much about this group yet - they were created specifically for the game - but they look to be one more source of both opportunity and danger for Kay. We do know that they’re native to the icy world of Kijimi, another returning planet from the Sequel Trilogy. [/url]The Han Solo Cameo Star Wars Outlaws is avoiding a lot of the trappings fans might expect from the franchise. There are no Jedi Knights or lightsabers in sight. Even though this game is set during the year between the events of The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, the Rebel Alliance is out of the picture - biding their time and waiting for the right moment to strike. This game is all about shining a light on the ****** underbelly of the Star Wars universe. Han Solo may be the only main character from the original trilogy we actually see in this game. And as we’ve already discussed, this is taking place during that ******* where Han is stuck in suspended animation as a trophy on Jabba’s wall. Han is there as a pointed reminder of how delicate Kay’s position is. As she navigates her way through the underworld and curries favor with the different ****** syndicates, Kay is one wrong move from ending up like Han Solo. So will we see any existing Star Wars characters at all, or are Jabba and the frozen Han the sole links to the larger franchise? There’s certainly potential to bring in other familiar faces. We’ve already pointed out how Qi’ra is one character with the potential to return, whether or not she’s still voiced by Emilia Clarke. We’d bet good credits on at least one familiar bounty hunter rearing their head during the course of the game. The trailer introduces a new female character whom Sliro hires to pursue Kay, but we highly doubt she’s the only one after that bounty. We could see characters like Dengar, 4-LOM or IG-88 take up the hunt. Heck, maybe Outlaws will follow in the footsteps of Dark Forces and Shadows of the Empire by including Boba Fett as a major boss character. We’re even crossing our fingers that Outlaws might serve as the video game debut for fan-favorite character Dr. Chelli Aphra. Aphra is a rogue archaeologist and former right-hand-woman to Darth Vader himself. She’s perfect for a game set in the seedy underbelly of the Star Wars universe. Kay Vess’ Crew Kay won’t be working completely alone in Star Wars Outlaws. The trailer gives us a slightly better look at the crew of the Trailblazer. We don’t know all of these characters’ names yet, but Kay will be accompanied by a motley team of droids and aliens as she prepares for the biggest heist of her career. That crew includes ND-5, the reprogrammed, trenchcoat-clad commando droid seen at several points in the trailer. ND-5 looks to be helpful as a bodyguard, as at one point we see him pushing away Sliro’s hired bounty hunter. Kay’s crew also looks to include a Rodian. This character is apparently good with technology, as we can see him activating a ****** protocol droid. That protocol droid may also be part of Kay’s crew. Interestingly, the droid looks very similar to Triple Zero, a sadistic former partner of Doctor Aphra. Is this just a superficial similarity, or is this a clue that a popular Star Wars comic character is making the jump to the games? Undoubtedly Kay’s most important ally, however, is her furry companion Nix. Nix is a merqaal and the closest thing Kay has to a family in this lonely galaxy. The trailer hints as to how Nix will play a role in the game. We see him sneaking through an Imperial facility and stealing a blaster rifle for Kay to use. Expect him to be an integral part of stealth missions and puzzles, as he can activate faraway buttons and distract enemies. Fighting the Empire While Outlaws is all about navigating the ********* underworld, it’s also clear Kay will be directly clashing with the Empire during her missions. As she stirs up trouble on the various worlds in the game, Kay will attract unwanted attention from the Empire and even directly do battle with them, both on the ground and aboard her ship. Most of the footage in the trailer of Kay battling Imperial forces seems to emphasize stealth. We see her sneaking around a facility and relying on Nix to pilfer a blaster rifle. We also see her stealth-attacking an Imperial officer. But the shot of a charging ****** Trooper suggests that Kay won’t be able to navigate every confrontation with stealth alone. The more attention she attracts, the more Kay will draw the wrath of Emperor Palpatine’s military down upon her. That includes vehicular combat as well as gunplay. The trailer features a shot of an AT-ST walker, and we see footage of a dogfight between the Trailblazer and a group of TIE Fighters. The Rebel Alliance may be lying low right now, but the Empire is out in full force for this game. The Monsters of Tatooine Tatooine may just be the most iconic planet in the Star Wars galaxy, and it’s one of the open-world playgrounds on offer in Outlaws. It makes sense that Kay would be visiting Luke Skywalker’s former home planet, as both Jabba the Hutt and the Pyke Syndicate control territory there. The trailer makes it clear some of Tatooine’s more dangerous fauna will be appearing in the game. At one point we see Kay plunging down toward the Sarlacc. We can only assume this means her meeting with Jabba doesn’t go well, and the vicious gangster dooms Kay to be digested over the course of 1000 years. Somehow, though, we’re sure she’ll weasel her way out of that fate. We can also see Kay dodging a massive krayt dragon in the open desert. These enormous beasts are pretty much the biggest and nastiest creatures on the planet. They’re incredibly hard to *****, but that doesn’t stop a handful of foolish treasure hunters eager to harvest the valuable pearls inside their bodies. Kay seems just desperate enough that she might take on a mission to ***** a krayt dragon and steal its treasure. At this point, we can only wonder what other giant beasts might be in the game. Will we come face-to-face with Jabba’s Rancor? What about the native species on other planets like Kijimi? Massive Entertainment has even created an entirely new world called Toshara. Who knows what monsters lurk on this brand-new planet? For more on the future of the Star Wars franchise, find out what to expect from Star Wars in 2024 and brush up on every Star Wars movie and series in development. Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN. 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If you want to survive for 50 waves in Destiny 2’s Onslaught defense game mode, you need the right build. Here are the best Onslaught builds for each class in Destiny 2.Use this table of contents to jump right to your class’s best Onslaught build:Best Warlock Onslaught buildBest Hunter Onslaught buildBest Titan Onslaught buildHow to make an OP build for Onslaught in Destiny 2The key to making an amazing Onslaught build in Destiny 2 is crowd control. While you’ll need something, albeit a Super, a Special ******* (like Succession or one of the 12 Brave Arsenal weapons), or a Power ******* to deal high single-target damage to the bosses you encounter, the best way to survive for a long time in Onslaught is to use a build with great crowd control. Keeping enemies away from the ADU is the name of the game, so the more AoE damage you can do, the better.Best Warlock build for Onslaught in Destiny 2Image: BungieThe best Warlock build for On...View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

As Diablo 4 players like myself have had the chance to play around with the PTR for Season 4, there are many new features that we’re now looking forward to in the coming season. Here are the 8 best changes coming to Diablo 4 Season 4 from the PTR.Diablo 4: 8 best changes to Season 4 PTRImage: BlizzardReworked HelltideMany Diablo 4 players haven’t been all too impressed by the Helltide event as of late, but with Season 4’s upcoming Helltide rework, I can see myself enjoying the Helltide more than I used to. Not only has the difficulty spiked, but there’s a whole new system in place.You slowly generate Threat as you battle enemies in the Helltide, and there are three separate Threat Tiers. At the highest tier, you’ll receive an ambush of enemies and will even have to face off against a tough Hellborne spawn. Vendor locationsOne change that no one is talking about much is the fact that Blizzard adjusted some of the shop locations i...View the full article