Call of Duty 2023 will be presented in a few weeks – 11 leaks you should know about now

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The new Call of Duty 2023 will finally get an official name in August and the setting will be revealed. MeinMMO lists the currently known information about the presentation and the most important leaks that are currently circulating through the community.

When is CoD 2023 supposed to be revealed? There is no specific date yet, but it is already certain that the new Call of Duty will be presented sometime during the upcoming Season 5 of Modern Warfare 2. The responsible parties confirmed this on Twitter:

With the presentation of Season 5, there should also be initial information about the “Reveal Event”. The Battle Pass of Season 4 ends on August 9th at 6 PM. Often the information is released in the week before the season starts.

Currently, it is suspected that the “Reveal Event” will proceed like it did with Cold War (2020) and Vanguard (2021). It could lead to a scripted event in Call of Duty: Warzone 2 that gives away some cosmetics and ends with the first trailer of Call of Duty 2023.

Currently, the Mid-Season 4 for CoD MW2 is online. The trailer for Season 4 is here:

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What is already known for sure? Virtually nothing.

We only know that a new, standalone premium CoD will be released this year. For a long time, it was suspected that there would be no full-fledged Call of Duty this year for the first time in nearly 20 years, but rather a comprehensive expansion for the current CoD MW2.

A “small detail” is already known, and CoD 2023 has garnered quite a few goodwill points for the announcement: You can apparently take all cosmetics from CoD MW2 and Warzone 2 with you to the new game.

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What do the leaks say? Some alleged insiders claim to have already taken part in internal tests, and there are some leaks beyond that.

However, keep in mind that these are unconfirmed pieces of information. Things can change during the development process, or the information may simply not be correct:

  • CoD 2023 is called Modern Warfare 3 and is a direct continuation of CoD MW2
  • Classic mini-map is making a return
  • Zombie mode is in the game, resembling the Outbreak mode from Cold War
  • The MW franchise is switching from a green to a red color scheme
  • There are supposed to be many classic multiplayer maps
  • The user interface resembles the current CoD MW2
  • Ninja perk is making a return
  • Perks are to be assigned via equipment pieces (gloves / boots etc.)
  • Sledgehammer Games is responsible for the development
  • War mode from Call of Duty: World War 2 (2017) is making a return
  • The complete schedule
    • Beta from October 6
    • Early access for campaign from November 2
    • Release on November 10
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If you have questions about the new Call of Duty 2023, leave a comment. We will share what we already know with you.

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Diablo 4: All classes get a cool, new item, but the one for wizards even makes fans feel sick

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All classes of Diablo 4 received a new, unique item with Season 1 – a so-called “Unique”. However, the wizard’s item is just nonsense, and some players even feel sick.

What kind of item is this? Unique items in Diablo 4 always come with the same equipment affixes, only the values and thus the strength can change. In addition, they have a special effect that is only available on this item.

With Season 1, every class got a new “Unique”:

  • Barbarians buff core skills with it
  • Druids poison enemies
  • Necros strengthen their bone storm
  • Hunters enhance “Piercing Shot”

And then there are the wizards. Even before the release the staff “The Oculus” was laughed at. Now, this item is considered a meme item, and some players even feel sick while watching.

You can watch the trailer of the Season 1 here:

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What’s up with the staff? On Reddit, user “dreamknoxville” posted a gameplay clip of the staff. The staff causes a random teleport when “Escape” is used. Over 1,000 comments have discussed the topic:

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What do players say about it? Many make fun of the staff, some even see serious problems with the staff. A minority even defends the item.

User “crusainte” jokes: “You complained about stuttering and rubberbanding, so they made a unique item out of it.” To that, another user responds: “True. That looks like a nightmare to me.”

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Some players also report real issues with watching the clip. User “Logax187” says: “I’m not only an epileptic, I also suffer from Menière’s disease and react sensitively to dizziness triggers. I had to turn off the clip after a few seconds because it made me dizzy.”

In the thread, there are recurring comments indicating that they feel dizzy while watching – how could anyone endure that for several hours, some wonder.

There are also occasional players who find the staff kind of charming. User “superdude4agze” argues that not all items need to be made for the endgame. Some equipment should just be fun. Also, “Smooth_Asparagus_414” writes: “That’s so absurd, I kind of like it.”

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Wizards have a tough time in Season 1. Heavy nerfs, mediocre synergy with the season’s mechanics, and the poor unique staff have caused the once popular class to flop at the start of the season.

Which classes are at the top at the start of the new season, you can find out in our tier list: Diablo 4: Tier List for Season 1 – Best Classes and Builds Overview

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Twitch streamer invested in Blizzard stocks to bring back half-naked women in WoW, makes $261,000 profit

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Twitch streamer Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa (29) surprised her fans when she announced that she has invested heavily in shares of the video game giant Activision Blizzard. Although the planned deal between Microsoft and Blizzard is not yet finalized, she has already made a profit of $261,000.

How much money did Amouranth invest in Blizzard shares? The well-known influencer Amouranth drew attention when she announced on March 28, 2022, that she has invested in shares of Activision Blizzard (via Twitter). The purchase included 24,000 shares of the company at a market price of $79.32 per share.

The investment was made in the hope that Microsoft would accept the takeover bid for Activision Blizzard. Thus, Amouranth expected a profit of $340,000.

What does she want to achieve with the shares? Amouranth’s investment is not just about the financial aspect. She hopes for the return of half-naked women in World of Warcraft. Already in September 2021, Blizzard replaced images of half-naked women in the game with paintings of fruit bowls after a sexism scandal.

Amouranth makes a quarter million with Blizzard stocks

Did Amouranth’s plan work out? The Microsoft deal has been delayed, but the effects on the stocks are already noticeable. Originally, it was planned that Microsoft would complete the acquisition of Activision Blizzard by July 19, 2023 – a massive deal worth $69 billion. However, both companies opted for a revised schedule.

The deal is now set to be completed by October 18, 2023. Despite the delayed timeline, Amouranth’s stocks have already performed positively.

The value of one share has now risen to $90.07, meaning Amouranth has already generated a profit of $261,000, as she announced on her personal Twitter account (via Millenium).

It is speculated that the stock price could continue to rise, due to the newly announced title Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The release of the shooter is planned for November 2023.

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What does Amouranth plan to do with her shares? The influencer announced that she wants to sell half of her shares in Activision Blizzard while the stock is high (via Twitter). With this approach, she aims to secure her profits.

Currently, it remains to be seen how Amouranth’s stocks and the entire acquisition deal will develop in the coming months. However, it is clear that the influencer has made a smart move with her investment in Activision Blizzard. She has also demonstrated her ability to succeed not only in the virtual world but also in the stock market.

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FC 24: All 34 PlayStyles at a glance – This is what the new feature can do

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In EA Sports FC 24 the new PlayStyles are the big new gameplay feature. We present you all 34 PlayStyles and show what they can do.

What are the PlayStyles of EA Sports FC 24? The PlayStyles are a central new feature of FC 24. They give players special characteristics based on their real-life abilities. Crucial for the assignment of these PlayStyles is the statistics company Opta, which works with EA on this.

The PlayStyles come in 2 variants, with the PlayStyles+ variant offering the greatest improvement.

An example of the assignment of a PlayStyle would be Erling Haaland. The Norwegian has an extremely strong shot, thanks to which he has already scored dozens of goals in real life. And because he has this monster shot, he receives the Power Shot+ PlayStyle in FC 24. This gives Haaland extremely strong shots in the game as well.

Here we show you all 34 PlayStyles and what effects they have. And since there are currently no German terms for the respective PlayStyles, we use the English designations.

EA Sports FC 24: All 34 PlayStyles and what they can do in the list

In this list, we show you all 34 PlayStyles, who gets them, and what the effects on gameplay are.

Power Shot (Attack)

  • Who gets it? Players who are known for trying powerful shots from outside the penalty area.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Power shots are stronger and come with more speed.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Power shots are significantly more powerful and faster.

Dead Ball (Attack)

  • Who gets it? Specialists for set pieces.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Set pieces are faster, have more curve and accuracy. Additionally, the preview of the flight path is longer.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Set pieces are even faster, have significantly more curve and accuracy. The preview line of the flight path is at maximum length.

Chip Shot (Attack)

  • Who gets it? Players known for wanting to score frequently with chip shots.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Chips are faster and have better accuracy.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Chips are significantly faster and with exceptional accuracy.

Finesse Shot (Attack)

  • Who gets it? Players known for trying to place the ball precisely in the goal.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Finesse shots are faster, have additional curve, and improved accuracy.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Finesse shots are significantly faster, with maximum curve and exceptional accuracy.

Power Header (Attack)

  • Who gets it? Players known for scoring headers.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Headers are more powerful and accurate.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Headers are executed with maximum power and accuracy.

Pinged Pass (Passing)

  • Who gets it? Players known for their strong passes into the path of teammates.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Through passes are more precise. Curved passes have more curve, and precise passes reach the target faster.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Through passes are much more precise. Curved passes have maximum curve and precise passes reach the target at top speed.

Incisive Pass (Passing)

  • Who gets it? Players known for playing incisive passes.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Flat passes are faster and do not affect how well the receiver can control it.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Flat passes are much faster and do not affect how well the receiver can control it.

Long Ball Pass (Passing)

  • Who gets it? Players known for their lofted long passes to teammates.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Lob and high passes into the path are faster and harder to intercept.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Lob and high passes into the path are even more accurate, faster than ever, and much harder to intercept.
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Tiki Taka (Passing)

  • Who gets it? Players who can play fast and accurate short passes.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Difficult flat first-touch ground passes are very accurate. Backheel passes are used when appropriate. And short passes are very accurate.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Difficult flat first-touch ground passes are even more accurate. Backheel passes are used when appropriate. And short passes are exceptionally accurate.

Whipped Pass (Passing)

  • Who gets it? Players known for their powerful crosses into the box.
  • Effect PlayStyle: All crosses are very accurate, fly more precisely, and have more curve.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: All crosses are very accurate, fly more precisely, and have more curve. Curved crosses are also significantly more powerful.

First Touch (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players known for their first-touch ball control in difficult situations.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Less chance of errors in ball control. Can transition to dribbling faster, with more ball control.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Minimal chance of errors in ball control. Can transition to dribbling faster, with more ball control.

Flair (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players who try to play extravagantly with tricks, passes, and shots.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Fancy passes and shots are more precise. Flair animations are activated when appropriate.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Fancy passes and shots are significantly more precise. Flair animations are activated when appropriate.

Press Proven (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players known for being able to hold the ball even while under pressure from opponents.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Tighter ball control while dribbling at low speed. And the ball can be better shielded against stronger opponents while shielding.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Exceptionally tight ball control while dribbling at low speed. And the ball can be even better shielded against stronger opponents while shielding.

Rapid (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players known for utilizing their speed while dribbling.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Higher speed while dribbling and a lower chance of making an error while sprinting or colliding with other players.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Even higher speed while dribbling and a significantly lower chance of making an error while sprinting or colliding with other players.

Technical (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players who trick their opponents by using technical dribbling. Without skill moves or physical contact.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Higher speed while controlled sprinting. And turns while dribbling are more precise.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Even higher speed while controlled sprinting. And turns while dribbling are even more precise.

Trickster (Ball Control)

  • Who gets it? Players known for using skill moves in 1:1 situations.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Allows performing unique flick skill moves.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Allows for even more unique flick skill moves. Makes the player significantly more agile during dribbling.

Block (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for their outstanding tackles.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Greater reach when blocking and a higher chance for a successful block.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Even greater reach when blocking and a higher chance for a successful block.

Bruiser (Defense)

  • Who gets it? A player known for winning the ball through their physicality.
  • Effect PlayStyle: More power in physical tackles.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly more power in physical tackles.

Intercept (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for intercepting the ball and then keeping it.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Increased range for intercepting and a higher chance of retaining possession after an interception.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Even greater range for intercepting and a higher chance of retaining possession after an interception.

Jockey (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Defenders known for being successful in 1vs1 situations.
  • Effect PlayStyle: More speed in jockey defending and faster transition from jockey to sprint.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Maximum speed in jockey defending and even faster transition from jockey to sprint.

Slide Tackle (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for using slide tackles.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Gives the ability to stop the ball immediately after a successful slide tackle.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Larger radius for slide tackles. Gives the ability to stop the ball immediately after a successful slide tackle.

Anticipate (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for frequently winning the ball with a low foul rate.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Better chance to win the ball through normal tackles and have the ball at their feet immediately.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly better chance to win the ball through normal tackles and have the ball at their feet immediately.

Acrobatic (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players who tend to perform acrobatic passes and shots.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Volleys are more precise and there are acrobatic volley animations.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Volleys are even more precise and there are unique acrobatic volley animations.

Aerial (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for winning many aerial duels. In attack or defense.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Can jump higher and has improved physical presence in the jump.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Can jump even higher and has a significantly improved physical presence in the jump.

Trivela (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players who pass, cross, or shoot with the outside of the foot.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Context-based outside foot passes or shots are activated.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Context-based outside foot passes or shots are activated. Errors in outside foot passes are reduced.

Relentless (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for covering a larger area of the field than players in the same position.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Reduces the loss of stamina during the game. Recovers better during halftime.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly reduces the long-term effect of stamina loss on reaction time and defensive awareness. Reduces the loss of stamina during the game. Recovers better during halftime.

Quick Step (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for having an explosive start with and without the ball.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Accelerates faster during explosive sprints.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Accelerates significantly faster during explosive sprints.

Long Throw (Defense)

  • Who gets it? Players known for being able to throw the ball further than average players.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Throws have more power and a larger range.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Throws have significantly more power and maximum range.
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This is how PlayStyles work for goalkeepers: For keepers, PlayStyles work a bit differently. According to EA, most goalkeepers exhibit normal AI behavior. The advantages of PlayStyles can almost exclusively be utilized in Clubs (formerly Pro Clubs) and career mode when you control a goalkeeper yourself.

Far Throw (Goalkeeper)

  • This is what the PlayStyle can do: Goalkeepers can target players who are further away for goal kicks.
  • Effect PlayStyle: More range just before the end of the game.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly more range just before the end of the game.

Footwork (Goalkeeper)

  • This is what the PlayStyle can do: Goalkeepers hold balls more often with their legs.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Better reactions and more speed in 1vs1 situations.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly better reactions and more speed in 1vs1 situations.

Cross Claimer (Goalkeeper)

  • This is what the PlayStyle can do: The goalkeeper will try to intercept a cross right before the opponent.
  • Effect PlayStyle: Faster reflexes and reaction speed during an opponent’s set piece.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly faster reflexes and reaction speed during an opponent’s set piece.

Rush Out (Goalkeeper)

  • This is what the PlayStyle can do: Goalkeepers are more aggressive in leaving the penalty area to intercept crosses or through balls.
  • Effect PlayStyle: More speed when rushing out.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Significantly more speed when rushing out.

Far Reach (Goalkeeper)

  • Effect PlayStyle: Players controlling the goalkeeper have more chances to face shots from outside the penalty area due to greater reach and better jumping ability.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Players controlling the goalkeeper have significantly more chances to face shots from outside the penalty area due to enormous reach and even better jumping ability.

Quick Reflexes (Goalkeeper)

  • Effect PlayStyle: Players controlling the goalkeeper have more chances to face shots from inside the penalty area due to better reflexes and reaction speed.
  • Effect PlayStyle+: Players controlling the goalkeeper have significantly more chances to face shots from inside the penalty area due to better reflexes and reaction speed.

What do you think of the new PlayStyles? Are you looking forward to trying them out? Let us know in the comments!

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Pokémon GO: Guide to the 2nd Community Day Classic with Squirtle in July 2023

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On Pokémon GO, on Sunday, July 23, 2023, the Community Day Classic returns with Squirtle. We will show you what contents and bonuses you should pay attention to.

What kind of event is this? As with the regular Community Day, a specific Pokémon is the focus for several hours.

The difference with the Classic variant is that this time it is a Pokémon that has already had a Community Day in the past. So it’s an opportunity for players to catch it if they missed it.

In July 2023, Squirtle is the star of the Community Day Classic. And it also has the cool sunglasses variant with it.

Update: Because there were issues during the first execution of the C-Day with Squirtle on July 9, Niantic is repeating the event now on July 23. The contents of the event remain the same.

When is the Community Day Classic with Squirtle? It starts on Sunday, July 23, 2023, at 2:00 PM local time and runs until 5:00 PM. So you have three hours.

Here we show you how to make the most of the event.

Community Day Classic in July 2023 with Squirtle – Start, Bonuses, Contents

What? Community Day Classic with Squirtle
When? Sunday, July 23, 2023, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM local time
Pokémon of the Day: Squirtle spawns nearly everywhere in the wild
Exclusive Move: The charge move “Hydro Cannon.” Evolve Wartortle to Blastoise between 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM.
– This is included in the C-Day ticket for €1
Bonuses:
– Squirtle with sunglasses from field research tasks
– Eggs hatch four times faster during the event
– Incense and Lures last for 3 hours
– Snapshot surprises
– A special research will also land in the shop, costing one Euro

Who should consider the Community Day Classic with Squirtle?

Squirtle has been catchable many times, it was already available during the 7th anniversary event of Pokémon GO. However, there is still a possibility that you don’t have a Shiny or a strong specimen. Then the Community Day Classic is your chance.

Overall, it is a day for collectors, but it is also useful in battles.

Can Squirtle be Shiny? Yes, you can catch Shiny Squirtle at the C-Day Classic, the chance is increased. Here’s what it looks like:

Pokémon GO Squirtle Family Shiny

Special Squirtle: For collectors, the day is particularly interesting because a Pokémon that hasn’t been catchable for a long time reappears: sunglasses Squirtle.

You can catch and evolve it through field research. If you are really lucky, you might find a Shiny and end up with a shiny sunglasses Blastoise.

Pokemon GO Squirtle Sunglasses

How strong is Squirtle? Squirtle itself doesn’t play a major role; its evolution is significantly more useful as a water attacker – especially with the event move Hydro Cannon.

Well, by now, Blastoise has been surpassed by other Pokémon in terms of the list of best water attackers. However, it has one trump card: mega evolution.

Because Mega Blastoise is still a real top attacker in the water category and also boosts other Pokémon. Mega Blastoise is also well suited for raids.

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How to prepare for the Community Day Classic

Bring empty incubators: If you still have eggs hatching, you should make sure that your incubator(s) are empty on Sunday. Then you can choose the eggs during the event and hatch them four times faster.

Other items: Having enough Poké Balls to catch is important. We recommend keeping about 200 to 300 at hand. Additionally, you can use Razz Berries to snag extra candies.

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Mega Pokémon for more candies: If you have a suitable mega evolution active, you will get more candies for your catches.

Since Squirtle is a water type, you need a corresponding mega evolution of this type. Recommended are:

  • Mega Blastoise
  • Mega Gyarados
  • Mega Lapras
  • Mega Swampert
  • Primal Kyogre

Make space: Clear space in your Pokémon collection so that you don’t have to send away many Pokémon on Community Day. Use the filter function. With the search term

  • “0*, 1*, 2*”

the game will only show you Pokémon that are less than 2 stars.

Is the Community Day Classic with Squirtle something for you? Let us know in the comments!

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Diablo 4: All 30 new Nightmare Dungeons in Season 1 and what you can farm there

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  • Hawezar
    • Old Reservoir
      • Skeletons, Demon
      • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
      • No – B-Tier
    • Bastion of Faith
      • Knights, Cannibals
      • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
      • No – B-Tier
    • Lost Bastion
      • Ghosts, Knights
      • Bows, Staves
      • No – D-Tier
  • Scoslgen
    • Garanfeste
      • Skeletons, Fallen
      • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
      • No – C-Tier
    • Tunnels of Domhainne
      • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
      • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
      • No – B-Tier
    • Dungeon
      • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
      • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
      • No – C-Tier
    • Dry Steppe
      • Alley of the Traitor
        • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
        • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
        • No – D-Tier
      • Komdortempel
        • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
        • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
        • No – B-Tier
      • Walking City
        • Skeletons, Fallen
        • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
        • No – B-Tier
    • Shattered Peaks
      • Grave of the Dead Man
        • Vampires, Werewolves
        • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
        • Yes – A-Tier
      • Deep Forest of Nostrava
        • Wild Animals, Skeletons
        • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
        • Yes – A-Tier
      • Immortal Radiance
        • Ghosts, Vampires
        • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
        • No – C-Tier
    • Kehjistan
      • Tomb of the Holy
        • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
        • Bows, Staves
        • No – B-Tier
      • Heretic Asylum
        • Knights, Cultists
        • Daggers, Helmets
        • No – C-Tier
      • Forgotten Ruins
        • Skeletons, Snakes
        • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
        • No – D-Tier
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      • Hawezar
        • Akhan’s Grip
          • Vampires, Zombies
          • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Iron Bastion
          • Ghosts, Demons
          • Bows, Staves 
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Faceless Shrine
          • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
          • No – B-Tier
      • Scoslgen
        • Mariner’s Refuge
          • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
          • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
          • No – D-Tier
        • Sarat’s Hideout
          • Spiders, Vampires
          • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • Yes – S-Tier
        • Den of Corruption
          • Wild Animals, Ghosts
          • Bows, Staves
          • No – B-Tier
      • Dry Steppe
        • Boneyard
          • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
          • No – C-Tier
        • Pale Den
          • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
          • No – B-Tier
        • Path of the Blind
          • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
          • Daggers, Helmets
          • No – C-Tier
      • Zersplitterte Gipfel
        • Stronghold of Kor Valar
          • Knights, Bandits
          • Daggers, Maces
          • No – B-Tier
        • Grace Ridge
          • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
          • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • Yes – A-Tier
      • Kehjistan
        • Collapsing Vault
          • Skeletons, Flies
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • No – C-Tier
        • Hall of the Damned
          • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
          • No – D-Tier
        • Uldur’s Cave
          • Bandits, Wild Animals
          • Daggers, Maces
          • Yes – S-Tier

      These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

      Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
      • Hawezar
        • Old Reservoir
          • Skeletons, Demon
          • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
          • No – B-Tier
        • Bastion of Faith
          • Knights, Cannibals
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
          • No – B-Tier
        • Lost Bastion
          • Ghosts, Knights
          • Bows, Staves
          • No – D-Tier
      • Scoslgen
        • Garanfeste
          • Skeletons, Fallen
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Tunnels of Domhainne
          • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • No – B-Tier
        • Dungeon
          • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Alley of the Traitor
            • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – D-Tier
          • Komdortempel
            • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
            • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Walking City
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Shattered Peaks
          • Grave of the Dead Man
            • Vampires, Werewolves
            • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Deep Forest of Nostrava
            • Wild Animals, Skeletons
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Immortal Radiance
            • Ghosts, Vampires
            • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Tomb of the Holy
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Heretic Asylum
            • Knights, Cultists
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Forgotten Ruins
            • Skeletons, Snakes
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
            • No – D-Tier

      World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

      Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
      • Hawezar
        • Akhan’s Grip
          • Vampires, Zombies
          • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Iron Bastion
          • Ghosts, Demons
          • Bows, Staves 
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Faceless Shrine
          • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
          • No – B-Tier
      • Scoslgen
        • Mariner’s Refuge
          • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
          • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
          • No – D-Tier
        • Sarat’s Hideout
          • Spiders, Vampires
          • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • Yes – S-Tier
        • Den of Corruption
          • Wild Animals, Ghosts
          • Bows, Staves
          • No – B-Tier
      • Dry Steppe
        • Boneyard
          • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
          • No – C-Tier
        • Pale Den
          • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
          • No – B-Tier
        • Path of the Blind
          • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
          • Daggers, Helmets
          • No – C-Tier
      • Zersplitterte Gipfel
        • Stronghold of Kor Valar
          • Knights, Bandits
          • Daggers, Maces
          • No – B-Tier
        • Grace Ridge
          • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
          • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • Yes – A-Tier
      • Kehjistan
        • Collapsing Vault
          • Skeletons, Flies
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • No – C-Tier
        • Hall of the Damned
          • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
          • No – D-Tier
        • Uldur’s Cave
          • Bandits, Wild Animals
          • Daggers, Maces
          • Yes – S-Tier

      These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

    • Scoslgen
      • Garanfeste
        • Skeletons, Fallen
        • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
        • No – C-Tier
      • Tunnels of Domhainne
        • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
        • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
        • No – B-Tier
      • Dungeon
        • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
        • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
        • No – C-Tier
      • Dry Steppe
        • Alley of the Traitor
          • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • No – D-Tier
        • Komdortempel
          • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
          • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • No – B-Tier
        • Walking City
          • Skeletons, Fallen
          • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • No – B-Tier
      • Shattered Peaks
        • Grave of the Dead Man
          • Vampires, Werewolves
          • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Deep Forest of Nostrava
          • Wild Animals, Skeletons
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
          • Yes – A-Tier
        • Immortal Radiance
          • Ghosts, Vampires
          • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
      • Kehjistan
        • Tomb of the Holy
          • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
          • Bows, Staves
          • No – B-Tier
        • Heretic Asylum
          • Knights, Cultists
          • Daggers, Helmets
          • No – C-Tier
        • Forgotten Ruins
          • Skeletons, Snakes
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
          • No – D-Tier

        World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Akhan’s Grip
            • Vampires, Zombies
            • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Iron Bastion
            • Ghosts, Demons
            • Bows, Staves 
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Faceless Shrine
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Mariner’s Refuge
            • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
            • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Sarat’s Hideout
            • Spiders, Vampires
            • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – S-Tier
          • Den of Corruption
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Boneyard
            • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Pale Den
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Path of the Blind
            • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
        • Zersplitterte Gipfel
          • Stronghold of Kor Valar
            • Knights, Bandits
            • Daggers, Maces
            • No – B-Tier
          • Grace Ridge
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
            • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Collapsing Vault
            • Skeletons, Flies
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – C-Tier
          • Hall of the Damned
            • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Uldur’s Cave
            • Bandits, Wild Animals
            • Daggers, Maces
            • Yes – S-Tier

        These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Old Reservoir
            • Skeletons, Demon
            • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Bastion of Faith
            • Knights, Cannibals
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – B-Tier
          • Lost Bastion
            • Ghosts, Knights
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Garanfeste
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Tunnels of Domhainne
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Dungeon
            • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Alley of the Traitor
              • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – D-Tier
            • Komdortempel
              • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Walking City
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Shattered Peaks
            • Grave of the Dead Man
              • Vampires, Werewolves
              • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Deep Forest of Nostrava
              • Wild Animals, Skeletons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Immortal Radiance
              • Ghosts, Vampires
              • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Tomb of the Holy
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Heretic Asylum
              • Knights, Cultists
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Forgotten Ruins
              • Skeletons, Snakes
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
              • No – D-Tier

        World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Akhan’s Grip
            • Vampires, Zombies
            • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Iron Bastion
            • Ghosts, Demons
            • Bows, Staves 
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Faceless Shrine
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Mariner’s Refuge
            • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
            • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Sarat’s Hideout
            • Spiders, Vampires
            • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – S-Tier
          • Den of Corruption
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Boneyard
            • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Pale Den
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Path of the Blind
            • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
        • Zersplitterte Gipfel
          • Stronghold of Kor Valar
            • Knights, Bandits
            • Daggers, Maces
            • No – B-Tier
          • Grace Ridge
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
            • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Collapsing Vault
            • Skeletons, Flies
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – C-Tier
          • Hall of the Damned
            • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Uldur’s Cave
            • Bandits, Wild Animals
            • Daggers, Maces
            • Yes – S-Tier

        These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Old Reservoir
            • Skeletons, Demon
            • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Bastion of Faith
            • Knights, Cannibals
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – B-Tier
          • Lost Bastion
            • Ghosts, Knights
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Garanfeste
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Tunnels of Domhainne
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Dungeon
            • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Alley of the Traitor
              • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – D-Tier
            • Komdortempel
              • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Walking City
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Shattered Peaks
            • Grave of the Dead Man
              • Vampires, Werewolves
              • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Deep Forest of Nostrava
              • Wild Animals, Skeletons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Immortal Radiance
              • Ghosts, Vampires
              • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Tomb of the Holy
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Heretic Asylum
              • Knights, Cultists
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Forgotten Ruins
              • Skeletons, Snakes
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
              • No – D-Tier

        World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Akhan’s Grip
            • Vampires, Zombies
            • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Iron Bastion
            • Ghosts, Demons
            • Bows, Staves 
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Faceless Shrine
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Mariner’s Refuge
            • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
            • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Sarat’s Hideout
            • Spiders, Vampires
            • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – S-Tier
          • Den of Corruption
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Boneyard
            • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Pale Den
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Path of the Blind
            • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
        • Zersplitterte Gipfel
          • Stronghold of Kor Valar
            • Knights, Bandits
            • Daggers, Maces
            • No – B-Tier
          • Grace Ridge
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
            • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Collapsing Vault
            • Skeletons, Flies
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – C-Tier
          • Hall of the Damned
            • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Uldur’s Cave
            • Bandits, Wild Animals
            • Daggers, Maces
            • Yes – S-Tier

        These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Old Reservoir
            • Skeletons, Demon
            • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Bastion of Faith
            • Knights, Cannibals
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – B-Tier
          • Lost Bastion
            • Ghosts, Knights
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Garanfeste
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Tunnels of Domhainne
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Dungeon
            • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Alley of the Traitor
              • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – D-Tier
            • Komdortempel
              • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Walking City
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Shattered Peaks
            • Grave of the Dead Man
              • Vampires, Werewolves
              • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Deep Forest of Nostrava
              • Wild Animals, Skeletons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Immortal Radiance
              • Ghosts, Vampires
              • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Tomb of the Holy
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Heretic Asylum
              • Knights, Cultists
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Forgotten Ruins
              • Skeletons, Snakes
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
              • No – D-Tier

        World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

        Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
        • Hawezar
          • Akhan’s Grip
            • Vampires, Zombies
            • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Iron Bastion
            • Ghosts, Demons
            • Bows, Staves 
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Faceless Shrine
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Scoslgen
          • Mariner’s Refuge
            • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
            • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Sarat’s Hideout
            • Spiders, Vampires
            • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – S-Tier
          • Den of Corruption
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Boneyard
            • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Pale Den
            • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Path of the Blind
            • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
        • Zersplitterte Gipfel
          • Stronghold of Kor Valar
            • Knights, Bandits
            • Daggers, Maces
            • No – B-Tier
          • Grace Ridge
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
            • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Collapsing Vault
            • Skeletons, Flies
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – C-Tier
          • Hall of the Damned
            • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
            • No – D-Tier
          • Uldur’s Cave
            • Bandits, Wild Animals
            • Daggers, Maces
            • Yes – S-Tier

        These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

      • Scoslgen
        • Garanfeste
          • Skeletons, Fallen
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Tunnels of Domhainne
          • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
          • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
          • No – B-Tier
        • Dungeon
          • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
          • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
          • No – C-Tier
        • Dry Steppe
          • Alley of the Traitor
            • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – D-Tier
          • Komdortempel
            • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
            • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – B-Tier
          • Walking City
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • No – B-Tier
        • Shattered Peaks
          • Grave of the Dead Man
            • Vampires, Werewolves
            • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Deep Forest of Nostrava
            • Wild Animals, Skeletons
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
            • Yes – A-Tier
          • Immortal Radiance
            • Ghosts, Vampires
            • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
        • Kehjistan
          • Tomb of the Holy
            • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
            • Bows, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Heretic Asylum
            • Knights, Cultists
            • Daggers, Helmets
            • No – C-Tier
          • Forgotten Ruins
            • Skeletons, Snakes
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
            • No – D-Tier

          World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

          Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
          • Hawezar
            • Akhan’s Grip
              • Vampires, Zombies
              • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Iron Bastion
              • Ghosts, Demons
              • Bows, Staves 
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Faceless Shrine
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Scoslgen
            • Mariner’s Refuge
              • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
              • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Sarat’s Hideout
              • Spiders, Vampires
              • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – S-Tier
            • Den of Corruption
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Boneyard
              • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Pale Den
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Path of the Blind
              • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
          • Zersplitterte Gipfel
            • Stronghold of Kor Valar
              • Knights, Bandits
              • Daggers, Maces
              • No – B-Tier
            • Grace Ridge
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
              • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Collapsing Vault
              • Skeletons, Flies
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – C-Tier
            • Hall of the Damned
              • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Uldur’s Cave
              • Bandits, Wild Animals
              • Daggers, Maces
              • Yes – S-Tier

          These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

          Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
          • Hawezar
            • Old Reservoir
              • Skeletons, Demon
              • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Bastion of Faith
              • Knights, Cannibals
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
              • No – B-Tier
            • Lost Bastion
              • Ghosts, Knights
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
          • Scoslgen
            • Garanfeste
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Tunnels of Domhainne
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Dungeon
              • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Dry Steppe
              • Alley of the Traitor
                • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – D-Tier
              • Komdortempel
                • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
              • Walking City
                • Skeletons, Fallen
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
            • Shattered Peaks
              • Grave of the Dead Man
                • Vampires, Werewolves
                • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Deep Forest of Nostrava
                • Wild Animals, Skeletons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Immortal Radiance
                • Ghosts, Vampires
                • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • No – C-Tier
            • Kehjistan
              • Tomb of the Holy
                • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
                • Bows, Staves
                • No – B-Tier
              • Heretic Asylum
                • Knights, Cultists
                • Daggers, Helmets
                • No – C-Tier
              • Forgotten Ruins
                • Skeletons, Snakes
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
                • No – D-Tier

          World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

          Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
          • Hawezar
            • Akhan’s Grip
              • Vampires, Zombies
              • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Iron Bastion
              • Ghosts, Demons
              • Bows, Staves 
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Faceless Shrine
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Scoslgen
            • Mariner’s Refuge
              • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
              • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Sarat’s Hideout
              • Spiders, Vampires
              • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – S-Tier
            • Den of Corruption
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Boneyard
              • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Pale Den
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Path of the Blind
              • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
          • Zersplitterte Gipfel
            • Stronghold of Kor Valar
              • Knights, Bandits
              • Daggers, Maces
              • No – B-Tier
            • Grace Ridge
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
              • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Collapsing Vault
              • Skeletons, Flies
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – C-Tier
            • Hall of the Damned
              • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Uldur’s Cave
              • Bandits, Wild Animals
              • Daggers, Maces
              • Yes – S-Tier

          These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

          Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
          • Hawezar
            • Old Reservoir
              • Skeletons, Demon
              • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Bastion of Faith
              • Knights, Cannibals
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
              • No – B-Tier
            • Lost Bastion
              • Ghosts, Knights
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
          • Scoslgen
            • Garanfeste
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Tunnels of Domhainne
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Dungeon
              • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Dry Steppe
              • Alley of the Traitor
                • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – D-Tier
              • Komdortempel
                • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
              • Walking City
                • Skeletons, Fallen
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
            • Shattered Peaks
              • Grave of the Dead Man
                • Vampires, Werewolves
                • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Deep Forest of Nostrava
                • Wild Animals, Skeletons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Immortal Radiance
                • Ghosts, Vampires
                • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • No – C-Tier
            • Kehjistan
              • Tomb of the Holy
                • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
                • Bows, Staves
                • No – B-Tier
              • Heretic Asylum
                • Knights, Cultists
                • Daggers, Helmets
                • No – C-Tier
              • Forgotten Ruins
                • Skeletons, Snakes
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
                • No – D-Tier

          World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

          Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
          • Hawezar
            • Akhan’s Grip
              • Vampires, Zombies
              • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Iron Bastion
              • Ghosts, Demons
              • Bows, Staves 
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Faceless Shrine
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Scoslgen
            • Mariner’s Refuge
              • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
              • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Sarat’s Hideout
              • Spiders, Vampires
              • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – S-Tier
            • Den of Corruption
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Boneyard
              • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Pale Den
              • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Path of the Blind
              • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
          • Zersplitterte Gipfel
            • Stronghold of Kor Valar
              • Knights, Bandits
              • Daggers, Maces
              • No – B-Tier
            • Grace Ridge
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
              • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Collapsing Vault
              • Skeletons, Flies
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – C-Tier
            • Hall of the Damned
              • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
              • No – D-Tier
            • Uldur’s Cave
              • Bandits, Wild Animals
              • Daggers, Maces
              • Yes – S-Tier

          These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

          In Diablo 4 Season 1 has started, along with old dungeons that now serve as new Nightmare Dungeons. We will show you which dungeons you can tackle, which enemies they hold, and what loot you can obtain in each instance.

          Why are there new Nightmare Dungeons now? In each new season, it’s possible for Blizzard to rotate its dungeons, making older instances unavailable as Nightmare Dungeons. This is meant to provide variety, so you don’t have to run through the same paths and catacombs in every upcoming season to loot.

          We now show you all the new Nightmare Dungeons from Season 1 and list their names, locations, the enemies you will encounter, what kind of loot you can get, and whether they are quickly farmable.

          If you missed the trailer for Season 1, we have the perfect video for you:

          Diablo 4: All 30 Nightmare Dungeons in Season 1 – Overview

          What you need to keep in mind: You can only tackle the first 15 dungeons after reaching World Tier 3. The last 15 can only be tackled at World Tier 4. In our overview, we list:

          • Name of the dungeon
          • The enemies you may encounter
          • The items you can obtain
          • What tier list rank the dungeon has

          World Tier 3 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

        • Scoslgen
          • Garanfeste
            • Skeletons, Fallen
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Tunnels of Domhainne
            • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
            • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
            • No – B-Tier
          • Dungeon
            • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
            • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
            • No – C-Tier
          • Dry Steppe
            • Alley of the Traitor
              • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – D-Tier
            • Komdortempel
              • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
            • Walking City
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • No – B-Tier
          • Shattered Peaks
            • Grave of the Dead Man
              • Vampires, Werewolves
              • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Deep Forest of Nostrava
              • Wild Animals, Skeletons
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
              • Yes – A-Tier
            • Immortal Radiance
              • Ghosts, Vampires
              • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
          • Kehjistan
            • Tomb of the Holy
              • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
              • Bows, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Heretic Asylum
              • Knights, Cultists
              • Daggers, Helmets
              • No – C-Tier
            • Forgotten Ruins
              • Skeletons, Snakes
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
              • No – D-Tier

            World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

            Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
            • Hawezar
              • Akhan’s Grip
                • Vampires, Zombies
                • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • No – C-Tier
              • Iron Bastion
                • Ghosts, Demons
                • Bows, Staves 
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Faceless Shrine
                • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                • No – B-Tier
            • Scoslgen
              • Mariner’s Refuge
                • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
                • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
                • No – D-Tier
              • Sarat’s Hideout
                • Spiders, Vampires
                • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • Yes – S-Tier
              • Den of Corruption
                • Wild Animals, Ghosts
                • Bows, Staves
                • No – B-Tier
            • Dry Steppe
              • Boneyard
                • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
                • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                • No – C-Tier
              • Pale Den
                • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                • No – B-Tier
              • Path of the Blind
                • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
                • Daggers, Helmets
                • No – C-Tier
            • Zersplitterte Gipfel
              • Stronghold of Kor Valar
                • Knights, Bandits
                • Daggers, Maces
                • No – B-Tier
              • Grace Ridge
                • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
                • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
                • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
                • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • Yes – A-Tier
            • Kehjistan
              • Collapsing Vault
                • Skeletons, Flies
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – C-Tier
              • Hall of the Damned
                • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
                • No – D-Tier
              • Uldur’s Cave
                • Bandits, Wild Animals
                • Daggers, Maces
                • Yes – S-Tier

            These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

          • Scoslgen
            • Garanfeste
              • Skeletons, Fallen
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Tunnels of Domhainne
              • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
              • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
              • No – B-Tier
            • Dungeon
              • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
              • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
              • No – C-Tier
            • Dry Steppe
              • Alley of the Traitor
                • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – D-Tier
              • Komdortempel
                • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
              • Walking City
                • Skeletons, Fallen
                • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • No – B-Tier
            • Shattered Peaks
              • Grave of the Dead Man
                • Vampires, Werewolves
                • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Deep Forest of Nostrava
                • Wild Animals, Skeletons
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                • Yes – A-Tier
              • Immortal Radiance
                • Ghosts, Vampires
                • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                • No – C-Tier
            • Kehjistan
              • Tomb of the Holy
                • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
                • Bows, Staves
                • No – B-Tier
              • Heretic Asylum
                • Knights, Cultists
                • Daggers, Helmets
                • No – C-Tier
              • Forgotten Ruins
                • Skeletons, Snakes
                • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
                • No – D-Tier

              World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

              Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
              • Hawezar
                • Akhan’s Grip
                  • Vampires, Zombies
                  • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Iron Bastion
                  • Ghosts, Demons
                  • Bows, Staves 
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Faceless Shrine
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Scoslgen
                • Mariner’s Refuge
                  • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
                  • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Sarat’s Hideout
                  • Spiders, Vampires
                  • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • Yes – S-Tier
                • Den of Corruption
                  • Wild Animals, Ghosts
                  • Bows, Staves
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Dry Steppe
                • Boneyard
                  • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Pale Den
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Path of the Blind
                  • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
                  • Daggers, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
              • Zersplitterte Gipfel
                • Stronghold of Kor Valar
                  • Knights, Bandits
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Grace Ridge
                  • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
                  • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
              • Kehjistan
                • Collapsing Vault
                  • Skeletons, Flies
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Hall of the Damned
                  • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Uldur’s Cave
                  • Bandits, Wild Animals
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • Yes – S-Tier

              These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

              Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
              • Hawezar
                • Old Reservoir
                  • Skeletons, Demon
                  • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Bastion of Faith
                  • Knights, Cannibals
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Lost Bastion
                  • Ghosts, Knights
                  • Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
              • Scoslgen
                • Garanfeste
                  • Skeletons, Fallen
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Tunnels of Domhainne
                  • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Dungeon
                  • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Dry Steppe
                  • Alley of the Traitor
                    • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – D-Tier
                  • Komdortempel
                    • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
                    • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – B-Tier
                  • Walking City
                    • Skeletons, Fallen
                    • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – B-Tier
                • Shattered Peaks
                  • Grave of the Dead Man
                    • Vampires, Werewolves
                    • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                    • Yes – A-Tier
                  • Deep Forest of Nostrava
                    • Wild Animals, Skeletons
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • Yes – A-Tier
                  • Immortal Radiance
                    • Ghosts, Vampires
                    • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                    • No – C-Tier
                • Kehjistan
                  • Tomb of the Holy
                    • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
                    • Bows, Staves
                    • No – B-Tier
                  • Heretic Asylum
                    • Knights, Cultists
                    • Daggers, Helmets
                    • No – C-Tier
                  • Forgotten Ruins
                    • Skeletons, Snakes
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
                    • No – D-Tier

              World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

              Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
              • Hawezar
                • Akhan’s Grip
                  • Vampires, Zombies
                  • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Iron Bastion
                  • Ghosts, Demons
                  • Bows, Staves 
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Faceless Shrine
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Scoslgen
                • Mariner’s Refuge
                  • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
                  • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Sarat’s Hideout
                  • Spiders, Vampires
                  • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • Yes – S-Tier
                • Den of Corruption
                  • Wild Animals, Ghosts
                  • Bows, Staves
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Dry Steppe
                • Boneyard
                  • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Pale Den
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Path of the Blind
                  • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
                  • Daggers, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
              • Zersplitterte Gipfel
                • Stronghold of Kor Valar
                  • Knights, Bandits
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Grace Ridge
                  • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
                  • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
              • Kehjistan
                • Collapsing Vault
                  • Skeletons, Flies
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Hall of the Damned
                  • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Uldur’s Cave
                  • Bandits, Wild Animals
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • Yes – S-Tier

              These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

              Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 3, sorted by region
              • Hawezar
                • Old Reservoir
                  • Skeletons, Demon
                  • Crossbows, Shields, and Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Bastion of Faith
                  • Knights, Cannibals
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Lost Bastion
                  • Ghosts, Knights
                  • Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
              • Scoslgen
                • Garanfeste
                  • Skeletons, Fallen
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Axes, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Tunnels of Domhainne
                  • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Vampires
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Dungeon
                  • Zombies, Skeletons, Ghosts
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Bows, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Dry Steppe
                  • Alley of the Traitor
                    • Skeletons, Wild Animals, Demons
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – D-Tier
                  • Komdortempel
                    • Fallen, Skeletons, Maggots, Flies
                    • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – B-Tier
                  • Walking City
                    • Skeletons, Fallen
                    • Axes, Staves – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • No – B-Tier
                • Shattered Peaks
                  • Grave of the Dead Man
                    • Vampires, Werewolves
                    • Chest Armors, Crossbows, Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                    • Yes – A-Tier
                  • Deep Forest of Nostrava
                    • Wild Animals, Skeletons
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                    • Yes – A-Tier
                  • Immortal Radiance
                    • Ghosts, Vampires
                    • Bows, Staves – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                    • No – C-Tier
                • Kehjistan
                  • Tomb of the Holy
                    • Wild Animals, Ghosts, Maggots
                    • Bows, Staves
                    • No – B-Tier
                  • Heretic Asylum
                    • Knights, Cultists
                    • Daggers, Helmets
                    • No – C-Tier
                  • Forgotten Ruins
                    • Skeletons, Snakes
                    • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – 2H Polearms, Swords
                    • No – D-Tier

              World Tier 4 – All 15 Nightmare Dungeons

              Overview of all dungeons in World Tier 4, sorted by region
              • Hawezar
                • Akhan’s Grip
                  • Vampires, Zombies
                  • Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Iron Bastion
                  • Ghosts, Demons
                  • Bows, Staves 
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Faceless Shrine
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Scoslgen
                • Mariner’s Refuge
                  • Drowned, Zombies, Ghosts
                  • Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Sarat’s Hideout
                  • Spiders, Vampires
                  • Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords – Bows, 2H Swords, Staves
                  • Yes – S-Tier
                • Den of Corruption
                  • Wild Animals, Ghosts
                  • Bows, Staves
                  • No – B-Tier
              • Dry Steppe
                • Boneyard
                  • Cannibals, Maggots, Flies
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Pale Den
                  • Cannibals, Skeletons, Spiders
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Helmets – Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Chest Armors, Focus, Gloves, 2H Swords
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Path of the Blind
                  • Wild Animals, Cultists, Demons
                  • Daggers, Helmets
                  • No – C-Tier
              • Zersplitterte Gipfel
                • Stronghold of Kor Valar
                  • Knights, Bandits
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • No – B-Tier
                • Grace Ridge
                  • Wild Animals, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
                • Downfall of the Frosted Dew
                  • Zombies, Goatmen, Skeletons
                  • Two-Handed Axes, Axes, Two-Handed Staves, Totems – Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • Yes – A-Tier
              • Kehjistan
                • Collapsing Vault
                  • Skeletons, Flies
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords
                  • No – C-Tier
                • Hall of the Damned
                  • Skeletons, Drowned, Fallen, Ghosts
                  • Crossbows, Shields, Swords – Scythes, 2H Maces, Pants, Boots – Axes, Staves – Bows, Staves
                  • No – D-Tier
                • Uldur’s Cave
                  • Bandits, Wild Animals
                  • Daggers, Maces
                  • Yes – S-Tier

              These were all the important dungeons that you need to effectively farm for your items. If you need a level guide to help you quickly reach level 100, we have just the thing for you: Diablo 4: Level up quickly – Guide to level 100

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              Source(s):
              1. maxroll.gg

Final of 300,000 $ at FIFA 23 ends in drama due to treacherous screens

Thomas Dummer Thomas Dummer Reading time 3 minutes

The finals of the FIFA 23 electronic world championship were overshadowed by a substantial scandal. After the last major tournament in the FIFA series, there were suspicions of bias against a participant. Specifically, the screen transmission of the penalty shootout led to discontent from one finalist.

What happened? In the final of the FIFAe World Cup 2023 (FeWC), the Dutch player “ManuBachoore” faced off against the Australian “Mark11”. The exciting final was only decided in a penalty shootout. In the process, Mark11 felt cheated by a controller displayed on the screen and ultimately lost the final.

In retrospect, there were minutes of discussion, but the winner was undeniably established. Why the Australian felt disadvantaged and what the winner had to say about his debatable victory can be read here.

Screens showed how the finalist would take his shots

Every FIFA gamer knows the problem during penalty shootouts. Especially when playing with another player on a monitor. The temptation to look at the other controller during the run-up to guess where the penalty kick will be placed is very high. To prevent this, it is best to turn away from the opponent and block the view with your whole body.

However, in the World Championship final of 2023 in FIFAe, this tactic was futile. Both players sat in their own areas that protected them from the opponent’s view. Nevertheless, there were accusations of cheating.

Why are there accusations? The reason for this was the numerous screens in the hall that aimed to deliver the best possible broadcast quality to the audience. The monitors did not only display the game action during the penalty shootout but also documented where the penalties were being shot. However, this was only the case for one of the two finalists.

Why did the monitors display Mark11’s key inputs? The FeWC is the highlight for all pro-gamers in the FIFA year. But not only elite players attend the event. Numerous fans on-site and even more watching the live streams at home closely follow the happenings and hope to learn some tricks from the pros.

To make the gameplay even more illustrative and understandable, the monitors display small controller images in a corner of the broadcast screens showing which buttons are currently being pressed by the players.

During regular time, this function had no impact on the finalists’ game. However, during the penalty shootout, the add-on should have been disabled for both players to avoid predicting the opponent’s shots. To Mark11’s surprise, his key inputs remained visible to everyone.

Relevant to the topic: In the successor to FIFA, FC24, you have even more options to place your penalties. This is just one of many innovations in EA Sports FC24. Check out the deep-dive gameplay trailer to learn more about the game mechanics.

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EA Sports FC 24 shows its gameplay in the Deep Dive

How did Mark11 react? Right after the first few shots, Mark11 complained that his inputs were visible. However, the referees did not respond to his complaints. He missed the first two penalty kicks, but then clawed his way back with two saved penalties. Ultimately, the Australian missed his third penalty in sudden death, and ManuBachoore took the title of FIFAe World Champion 2023.

After the end of the match, discussions continued, but this changed nothing about the result.

In the tweet from JakeSucky, you can clearly see Mark11’s agitation.

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What did ManuBachoore say about the incident? The Dutch player insisted after the final in an interview with kicker eSport that he did not play unfairly, and he did not even see the controller animations on the broadcast screen. ManuBachoore further stated: “(…) If I had cheated, I would have handed him the trophy immediately.”

The winner couldn’t help but deliver a little jab to his opponent. He said that it was not a scandal how the penalty shootout proceeded, but it would have been one if the penalties had been repeated and Mark11 had won.

And how did the organizer react? After the accusations, the organizer FIFAe also released a statement on Twitter. In it, they distanced themselves from the cheating allegations and pointed out that before the tournament, all participants were personally asked whether they wanted to activate the controller add-on. Thus, there had already been a penalty shootout in the semifinals where the controller animations were visible on the screens without anyone complaining.

After reviewing the footage, they concluded that there was no unfair behavior, as ManuBachoore only looked at his own screen. Combined with the prior agreements and explanations about the continuous screen transmission, there was no reason to annul the penalty shootout.

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After tempers had calmed down a bit, Mark11 also found conciliatory final words in the kicker eSport interview: “(…) But it is what it is. I am among the top 2 in the world. I will try to enjoy this in the coming days.”

Next year, Mark11 will certainly have another chance at the title. We still have to wait a little longer until the final of the World Championship in EA Sports FC 24.

The release of the new football simulation is getting closer. Check out our forecast for the best players in FC24.

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Players accuse Destiny 2 of ‘Copy and Paste’, are disappointed with the new event

Britta ♤ BeAngel Britta ♤ BeAngel Reading time 4 minutes

Destiny 2 regularly offers its players free events that provide new challenges and rewards. However, this year’s summer event “Solstice” does not seem to engage some Guardians as much. It falls short of expectations. And the rewards this year are rather disappointing.

This is what players criticize about the summer event 2023: Every summer, the free summer event “Solstice” takes place in Destiny 2 . Guardians are invited to explore the ELZ (European Air Zone) and collect glowing armor and new weapons.

But this year, the event seems not to feel as “fresh” as Paul Tassi from Forbes points out with several criticisms.

  • Compared to previous years, 2023 lacks creative innovations that could make the event exciting and challenging.
  • The event weapon is suitably designed. However, it cannot compete with the much stronger rocket launchers already present in the game.
  • Tassi even goes so far as to say: “The Solstice in Destiny 2 is probably the best example of the decline of Destiny events”.

He justifies his statement by saying that the events in Destiny 2, in his opinion, now almost exclusively consist of “copy and paste” of content from previous years. And when something changes, it tends to get worse rather than better.

What this year’s summer event in Destiny 2 offers can be seen in this video:

Start video
Destiny 2 ignites the fires in the Solstice event 2023

A plea for creative challenges

As Paul Tassi points out, we are already in the fifth year of the European Air Zone, the zone where the Solstice celebration takes place. For two years, there has also been the activity “Campfire Party”.

However, this party is not well received by some Guardians who have been playing Destiny 2 for a long time.

The content has lost its allure over the years, and some feel that the developers are not paying enough attention to the needs of long-time players who already know everything. But there is also criticism beyond that.

A Guardian comments Schattenlord85 on MeinMMO:

Nowadays, one must be content with anything that offers a little variety! The strand rocket launcher is just recycled again, and what’s even harder for Bungie? I don’t mind if something is challenging, but simply cranking up enemy HP is just lazy and uncreative.

criticizes Schattenlord85 on MeinMMO the Solstice 2023

In particular, the following problems addressed by Paul Tassi and players:

  • According to Tassi, the only innovations in 2023 are that you get two buffs. However, these are not as good as in previous years, when there were elemental buffs that were more fun.
    • The verticality in the air zone is not really utilized, making it just a slimmed-down version of previous years.
    • The “earned” white armor glow this year is hardly worth mentioning. Better are the color-changing elemental glows, which cannot be acquired through event play. This better, final, elemental glowing version of the armor set can be purchased with Silver or one can use their glimmer for the downgraded armor version. So, if it’s just about the glow, one could actually “skip” playing the event with this purchase.
The armor glow of the Solstice 2023 in color change of the elements

Another main goal of the summer event is to obtain high-quality armor pieces, which, however, is quite complex and time-consuming. Moreover, there is an inequality between Free2Play players and paying season-pass holders, Tassi complains. And the other rewards of the event do not look any better.

Bungie has added a suitably designed weapon to the event, as it does every year. However, this new “carrot” does not interest some Guardians at all.

  • The YouTuber Kree thoroughly presented the new event weapon, the strand rocket launcher “Crowning Dialogue,” and described it in his video as “an immeasurable disappointment.” Several old rocket launchers in the game are significantly better, and the perks do not provide any significant damage advantage.

Additionally, this year there are only a few cosmetic event rewards to earn. A ship is included in the event challenges, and a new shader is available for glimmer. However, the second event shader is already hidden behind the “event pass,” which costs 1,000 Silver or 9.99 euros.

According to Paul Tassi, perhaps a well-made shader would have sufficed to garner more attention from the players. As an example of how well this can work, he cites the “Chainmail” shader from the Iron Banner event.

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How can it be better? Many players of Destiny 2 passionately invest time and energy into the game whenever something exciting, beautiful, or powerful is offered that they can earn.

If the event does not bring a new player experience, a new map, or a new mode to the game, then it definitely needs rewarding incentives to motivate the players. However, these are not present in the ongoing summer event, as Paul Tassi points out.

His suggestion is therefore: In autumn, the “Festival of the Lost” will be the next free event in Destiny 2, where player feedback could be utilized to design future events with fresh ideas and a better balance between challenge and reward.

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What do you think about the criticism that this year’s summer event in Destiny 2? Do you find creative innovations and fresh challenges in events important to motivate players? How do you see the ongoing event and what would you like for future events in Destiny 2? Feel free to let us know in the comments.

The communication between Bungie and the community is currently strained:

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Remnant 2: New co-op game on Steam has so many secrets that even the developers do not know them all

Benedict Grothaus Benedict Grothaus Reading time 2 minutes

Soon Remnant 2 will be released, a new Soulslike game with Krarren for Steam, Epic, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The director talks about his game in advance and says: There is so much in it that no one has seen everything so far. No tester, no journalist, not even the developers themselves.

What kind of game is this?

What are the secrets about? Similar to the Soulsborne games, Remnant 2 is full of secrets. You can discover hidden chests and quests, find items, and sometimes unlock new sub-areas.

Some of them are only superficially hidden, and the solution can often be found in the immediate surroundings. For others, you need to think “outside the box,” and some are so hidden that you must solve other puzzles first to even find them.

SPOILER: A few examples of such puzzles
  • A chest in Station 13 can only be opened if you look at and turn your flashlight in the inventory to find the code.
  • If you interact with items and the environment in certain ways, you can unlock alternative boss fights and thus change the story.
  • A door in the realm of Pan must be opened using a symbol combination. For this, you first need to read a book, derive seals from the descriptions in the book, and then identify these using shrouds in a tomb.

According to Ben Cureton, Principal Designer at Remnant 2, it should be easy to achieve 100% of the achievements/trophies. But supposedly, no one has discovered all the secrets yet (via Twitter).

In the video, we reveal whether Remnant 2 is worth it:

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We played Remnant 2 – Is the co-op game worth it?

“No one has ever seen 100% of Remnant 2. No one.”

Cureton writes on Twitter that neither journalists nor the developers themselves have ever discovered all the secrets of Remnant 2. Even testers with over 400 hours of gameplay still have something new to discover.

The secrets should ensure that you still have plenty to do after the story to explore the game: “Remnant 2 has secrets within secrets within secrets.”

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He didn’t give any hints about what exactly will be found. However, I know from my previous gameplay that some of the puzzles can also be based on chance. A world is randomly rolled upon starting, which also includes events and bosses that can appear.

You will probably have to play through Remnant 2 more than once to even have a chance to see all the secrets. And then you still need a few hours for some of them to crack them. I had to get help from my colleague Maik Schneider, for example…

Remnant 2 will officially be released on July 25 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. However, many new features worth checking out will be coming in the next few weeks:

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Pokémon GO: €1 ticket for Community Day with Squirtle – All tasks and rewards

Patrick Freese Patrick Freese Reading time 2 minutes

In Pokémon GO you can get a ticket for a special research for about €1 during the Community Day Classic with Squirtle. We will show you all the tasks and rewards from it.

What kind of ticket is this? On Sunday, July 23, the Community Day Classic with Squirtle will take place. Since there were issues during the first event on July 9, Niantic is now repeating the event. During the event, you will encounter the water Pokémon much more frequently, some of which will also appear wearing sunglasses. If you wish, you can buy a ticket in the Pokémon GO shop for about €1, which unlocks a special research.

In our overview, we will show you all the tasks and rewards from it so you can assess whether the purchase is worthwhile for you.

Special Research with Squirtle on Community Day 1/4

TaskReward
Make 5 great throws15 Poké Balls
Catch 15 SquirtleEncounter with Squirtle
Use 10 power-ups on Pokémon20 Squirtle Candies

Stage Reward: Once you have successfully completed all three tasks and collected the corresponding rewards, you will also receive an additional 3,000 Stardust, 1 Incense, and an encounter with Squirtle.

Special Research with Squirtle on Community Day 2/4

TaskReward
Send 10 Pokémon10 Nanab Berries
Catch 15 SquirtleEncounter with Squirtle
Evolve 3 Squirtle30 Squirtle Candies

Stage Reward: Once you have successfully completed all three tasks and collected the corresponding rewards, you will also receive 4,500 XP, 1 Egg Incubator, and an encounter with Squirtle.

Special Research with Squirtle on Community Day 3/4

TaskReward
Make 5 great curveball throws15 Ultra Balls
Catch 15 SquirtleEncounter with Squirtle (with sunglasses)
Evolve a Wartortle50 Squirtle Candies

Stage Reward: Once you have successfully completed all three tasks and collected the corresponding rewards, you will also receive 4,500 Stardust, 1 Rocket Radar, and an encounter with Wartortle.

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Special Research with Squirtle on Community Day 4/4

TaskReward
Already done!15 Hyper Balls
Already done!Encounter with Squirtle
Already done!2 Silver Nanab Berries

Stage Reward: Once you have successfully completed all three tasks and collected the corresponding rewards, you will also receive an additional 5,500 XP, 3 Rare Candies, and an encounter with Blastoise.

Is the purchase worth it?

What you need to know: Through the unlocked Pokémon encounters, you will receive strong Squirtle, Wartortle, and Blastoise. Additionally, you will receive valuable items such as a Rocket Radar, Incense, and an Egg Incubator, the monetary value of which exceeds the ticket purchase price. So if you are already interested in the items and need strong Squirtle for your collection, the purchase of the ticket may be worth it for you.

An overview of all events in July 2023 in Pokémon GO can be found here.

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Steam: MMORPG must go offline because players can crash the game with one word in chat

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The MMORPG “Old School Runescape” is one of the most successful MMORPGs in the West. However, the retro MMORPG faced serious problems on July 19th: A patch went live that allowed players to crash the client by typing a word in the chat: “Rainbow.”

 This was the problem:

  • On July 19th, a small patch went online for Old School RuneScape: The patch came without downtime, it was actually supposed to prepare for an event next week. But for some reason, a 14-year-old exploit became possible with the update.
  • Anyone who typed the word “Rainbow” in the text chat caused their own client to crash and the client of anyone who read the word.
  • Within a few hours, this exploit spread, and the entire MMORPG had to go offline.
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Old School RuneScape – Trailer for the Steam Release

Developers warn hardcore players, then take the MMORPG offline

How did it spread? At the beginning of the chaos, the developers Jagex misjudged the problem. They said on July 19th at 1 PM our time (via Twitter): There was a report that a player had lost connection during a crash at the Zebrak fight. They warned hardcore players to stay away from the area until the problem was solved.

But it quickly became clear that there was much more behind the crash.

Quickly, the news spread that anyone who typed “rainbow” in the chat would cause their client to crash:

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On forums Reddit, it was warned to “avoid dangerous areas” as it spread that you could crash the servers with “Rainbow.” Because with a client crash, it was possible to make players incapacitated, who could then be killed by mobs.

A player on Reddit joked: “Imagine losing a hardcore account just because someone types rainbow.”

There were also some jokes: Now it was the day “of the wrath of the homosexuals,” because the rainbow is seen as a symbol of the LGBTQ movement.

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Developers react quickly and harshly

Already an hour after warning hardcore players, the developers pulled the emergency brake around 2:15 PM.

Ultimately, Jagex had to take the servers offline for an indefinite period to fix a “serious problem affecting players.”

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Players mock about unclean code

This is what it’s about: RuneScape is known for running with a code that is anything but clean. Therefore, mockery, derision, but also nostalgia arose. Because players were already able to crash the MMORPG by typing ‘µ’ in the chat back in February 2009. Some recalled “the old days” and their experiences with the game back then.

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Players know exactly what they are getting into with Old School Runescape. After all, they are playing a 10-year-old MMORPG that is based on a 22-year-old MMORPG and replicates the state that this MMORPG had 16 years ago.

A user says: “The code is based not only on a 20-year-old game but on a game that was made by 3 brothers for fun before they really knew what they were doing.”

Although such strange bugs also occur in “newer games.” Much to the chagrin of developers and amusement of players:

New World: New bug causes giant sausages to appear on the screen and crashes your game

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One of the best MMORPGs is being given away, but you have only a short time

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The new free games are now available in the Epic Games Store. Among the titles is The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO), one of the currently best MMORPGs. MeinMMO reveals all the details about the deal.

How long is the discount valid? The promotion runs until July 27, 2023 at 5:00 PM Central European Summer Time. Therefore, you have about a week from now to secure the offer. Instead of 19.99 euros, you won’t have to spend a single cent to start the game.

After the promotional period ends, you will keep the game. You will not experience a situation where your access to the game ends after the promotional period, and then you are asked to pay.

The promotion only includes the base game of ESO. If you want to get the expansions as well, you will have to pay the full price. The brand new expansion costs 39.99 euros alone, while the collection of all previous DLCs costs 59.99 euros.

The latest expansion is the Necrom DLC. This introduces the Arcanist, the seventh class after ESO. Check out the associated trailer here:

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The Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom gameplay trailer

To secure the game, you need to get the game in the Epic Games Store. If you already have an account, you need to go to the shop page and add the game to your library. Once you start the game, Zenimax’s launcher will open, and you can log in with a registered account.

The title is still very popular even nine years after its release. In the past 24 hours alone, an average of 18,383 players have been active in ESO on Steam (via steamcharts.com).

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What is ESO actually and who is it suitable for? The Elder Scrolls Online is an MMORPG set in the world of the Elder Scrolls series, which includes games like Skyrim and Oblivion. However, the story in ESO takes place several centuries before the events of the main series.

You create your own character and venture into the vast, open world of Tamriel. Alternatively, you can try your hand at a great war between three warring factions if you are more into PvP content.

However, the game can also be enjoyed solo, as the MMORPG offers a detailed story. Since adding the game in the Epic Game Store requires little work and no cost, you should secure it as soon as one of the above points appeals to you.

The latest expansion Necrom also offers an impressive story. Decide with the help of the MeinMMO check whether the DLC is worth it for you:

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YouTube: 27-year-old tricks influencer with esoteric shop

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The German journalist and YouTuber Marvin Wildhage (27) is known for his sophisticated projects, where he uncovers the false promises of influencers. With a fake esoteric shop, he has now pulled off another stunt.

What kind of action was that? In a two-part video series published on July 17 and 19, 2023, on YouTube, Marvin criticizes the esoteric industry. In particular, he dislikes the fact that a lot of money is made with false promises of healing.

To illustrate how the business with esotericism works, he quickly launched the online shop “Zodiac Essentials”. For this, he created an Instagram account with purchased followers and contacted influencers to promote his products.

To enable his target audience to recognize the trap, Marvin hid numerous Easter eggs in his communication with them. For example, the photo of the supposed contact person showed the YouTuber, enhanced with an app, in a summer dress, and on an attached card, one could see the hint “Marvin was here” with a trained eye.

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“Greedy and unscrupulous, those who advertise it”

This is how the experiment went: Marvin features three influencers in his videos. The first, fitness influencer Vanessa Mariposa, had already fallen for a supposed anti-aging cream and his film project A-Hole in 2020 and 2021.

However, the 30-year-old did not fall for it a third time. She even made the YouTuber’s stunt public on her Instagram account. Nevertheless, he was able to win over two more influencers:

  • Yasmin “Yasminfeee” Schmidt has over 344,000 followers on TikTok, where she advertised the healing stones and tarot cards of “Zodiac Essentials”.
  • Tanja Makarić, who has been criticized for advertising gambling and cosmetic surgeries, promoted the supposed healing stones to her 650,000 followers on Instagram.

Marvin shows how the influencers rave about the supposed effects of the stones. Makarić seems particularly taken with the rose quartz, which is said to be the stone of lovers. However, the YouTuber clarifies that it is not actually rose quartz; she has confused the stones.

Yasminfee claims that the stones support the nervous system and even “redirect” electromagnetic pollution in the apartment. Marvin judges: “She lies for money.”

Especially unpleasant: The YouTuber even attached a script to his emails in which he writes that they themselves do not believe in the effect, but it just sells well. He summarizes: “A greedy, unscrupulous influencer, those who advertise it.”

You can watch the first part of the video series here:

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Influencer says: “That was wrong”

How did the influencers react? After the deception was uncovered, Tanja Makarić commented on Instagram. She congratulated Marvin on his successful stunt but insisted that she actually believed in the power of healing stones.

In a video, she later explained that it was wrong to claim that a stone cures depression. In such cases, it is always right to see a doctor. Moreover, it was never her intention to exploit sick or weak people (via Watson).

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Twitch: The usually tough LoL tyrant Tyler1 is reaching his limits – “I am young 28, but I am getting too old for this”

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The 28-year-old Tyler “Tyler1” Steinkamp is one of the biggest streamers in League of Legends. He is actually tough and loves to take on challenges, but a 24-hour stream on Twitch was too much.

What made the LoL bully so exhausted? On July 14, 2023, Tyler1 held a 24-hour stream, during which, besides his usual go-to League of Legends, there were also the nasty Steam hit Only Up! and even chess.

But that was just too much for the 28-year-old. It took him 3 days to recover from the stream. On July 18, he returned to his viewers and said: “I will never do that again.”

Tyler1 usually likes to challenge himself. A special challenge took the streamer to Berlin in the spring, but the German capital couldn’t really convince him.

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How did Tyler1 feel about his stream? The 28-year-old takes stock at the beginning of his stream on July 18: “Let’s talk about it briefly. Yes, I will never do that again.” Tyler1 says that he is “a young 28,” but for that he is starting to get too old.

As the streamer reports, he felt completely exhausted 5 hours before the end of his stream and tried to negotiate a deal with his chat. If they let him stop earlier, he promised that he would do a 12-hour stream the next day.

You can watch a recording of the speech here:

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Particularly frustrating for the streamer: He had trouble staying awake. In the last match of League of Legends, he nearly fell asleep, as Tyler1 states. After he finished the stream, he then had difficulty sleeping.

Afterward, I couldn’t even sleep because I took two scoops of Bloodrush [the streamer’s supplement brand] two hours before the end. Then I finished the stream and went to bed. I slept for about an hour. Then I woke up. I slept so poorly after that.

It seems that the times of marathon streams for Tyler1 are over. Such long streams can be a high burden and can even affect health, as the German streamer EliasN97 has already noted.

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Tyler1 had just returned from a streaming break. Some fans already fear that he will be on air less in the future, as the 28-year-old wants to start a family with his girlfriend Macaiyla and might then have less time for Twitch.

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Diablo 4: Which class do you play in Season 1? Ask the Wheel of Fate

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The start of Season 1 in Diablo 4 poses many players the question: Which class should I choose? If you’re unsure, you can let our Wheel of Fate decide for you.

What happens in Diablo 4? In Diablo 4, the very first season has started. Even in Diablo 3, the season launches were always very popular and brought players back into the hack ‘n’ slash after weeks of absence. Many use these dates to start over with a different class. Because at the start of a season, you use a seasonal character that starts at level 0.

In our article, we want to know which class you are playing. And if you are unsure, you can spin our Wheel of Fate and be assigned a class.

Poll: Which class are you playing in Season 1?

Is your class in Season 1 of Diablo 4 still viable? Check out the Patch Notes for Patch 1.1 with balance changes.

Vote here: Each of you gets one vote in our poll. You can distribute it among the 5 classes of Diablo 4. If you plan to play several classes during the season, just give the vote to the class you are most looking forward to. If you are still unsure, scroll down first.

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Use the Wheel of Fate for class selection

What you can do: If you still can’t make a decision or want to let “fate” decide which class you play in Season 1, then let our Wheel of Fate decide. It is a digital lucky wheel that you start with a tap. It then automatically stops on one of the options.

Those who are torn between two or more classes can use the wheel as a decision aid. Click the wheel to make it spin and bring you a result. Afterwards, you can confirm your selection in our poll above.

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If you cannot see the wheel in the article, you can find it here on the website of Wheeldecide.com.

Have you decided on a class in Season 1 of Diablo 4? Let us know here on MeinMMO in the comments why you chose it. No matter if it was decided by you or by the Wheel of Fate. Do you prefer to play solo or do you want to start with a group in Season 1?

In our Tier list for Season 1 in Diablo 4, we show you the best classes and builds

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Gamer buys RTX 4090 for 1,700 Euros directly on Amazon, instead receives a fake product worth only a few Euros

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A player ordered an RTX 4090 on Amazon, currently the fastest graphics card from Nvidia. However, when he opened the package, he was quite surprised, as the graphics card has no ports. The community explained to him that he had fallen for a fake product.

Most assume that if you order directly from Amazon, there is generally little that can go wrong with an order. But it was different for a gamer. Because the user WhoRuleTheWorld ordered an RTX 4090 on Amazon (via reddit.com).

But the graphics card he eventually unpacked had no ports. The community quickly explained to him that he hadn’t received a graphics card at all.

Gamer receives cooling plate instead of graphics card

What exactly happened? The user ordered an RTX 4090 from the manufacturer Zotac for around 1,700 Euros. He used a marketplace deal but ordered directly from Amazon. This is also shown by his screenshots, which show Amazon.ca as the seller.

When he opened his package at home, he realized that the graphics card has no ports at all. In fact, he did not receive a graphics card, but a backplate with cooling.

The board with the graphics chip, which usually lies between the backplate and the cooling system, seems to have been swapped by someone. Some joke in the comments that another buyer must have snatched the graphics card for their water-cooled system and returned the empty cooler.

What happens next? The user naturally contacted Amazon afterwards to resolve the issue. He himself took both photos and a video of unpacking the graphics card to secure himself. Because otherwise, Amazon might still believe that he swapped the graphics card.

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What is the problem with such a fraud? At first glance, the purchased product and the seller appear reliable. The exchange in the box is often only noticed by the next buyer at worst. Or they may not notice it, and they are just surprised by the performance of their new GPU, which is much weaker than expected.

Here it was the former case: Because the bought graphics card is actually “only” a part of the real graphics card. Who swapped the product cannot be determined with certainty anymore. Many say, however, that Amazon must check such returns from other buyers much more carefully. Otherwise, the next buyer has to bear the loss.

Other scammers use different tricks and try to lure the buyer away from Amazon with various tricks.

Can you protect yourself against this? Many people therefore now give the advice to make a video when unpacking particularly expensive hardware:

  • Because if you then have fake goods or simply the wrong product in your hands, you at least have evidence on your side.
  • Moreover, you can prove that you did not swap the goods, but that someone before you must have been the villain.

Such evidence does not always help, as a story from a family father shows. Because he also received a wrong GPU on Amazon, but Amazon refused to provide a refund:

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Romances in Baldur’s Gate 3: Who can I date?

Christos Tsogos Christos Tsogos Reading time 3 minutes

In Baldur’s Gate 3 you can not only fight monsters but also find your true love. There are many options to make your heart race in this fantasy world, and we will show you all of them in our overview of who you can date.

What are romances in Baldur’s Gate? In Baldur’s Gate 3, you can enter a romance with your companions. Romances are important because they affect your relationships with your companions and the story. This can lead to completely different twists in the ending and course of your journey than previously thought. Additionally, a closer relationship can even lead to sex.

We now show you all the companions you can date in Baldur’s Gate 3 and tell you their backstory.

The developers have also shown a legendary city from Baldur’s Gate 3 in a video:

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The developers of Baldur’s Gate 3 show the legendary city

Baldur’s Gate 3: All companions you can date

There are currently 10 companions in Baldur’s Gate 3 with whom you can enter romances. Each of these companions prefers different actions and gestures so that you can form a closer bond with them. The following companions are available:

  • Astarion
    • Astarion is a scion of a vampire line and has been for centuries. He once served a sadistic master, but that is in the past. Now he walks in the light and hopes for a new life.
Astarion
  • Shadowheart
    • Shadowheart is a loyal cleric of Shar and the only survivor of a holy mission that was commissioned by the Lady of the Night. Alone, she must now bring a relic from Baldur’s Gate to her circle, but as she does this, she is threatened by a strange magic that springs from within her.
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Shadowheart
  • Gale
    • Gale is a prodigy of wizardry, but his love for a goddess led him to accomplish something no mortal should have done. Afflicted by forbidden magic, he now tries to reverse his suffering corruption to win back the favor of his love before he becomes the destroyer of worlds.
  • Lae’zel
    • Lae’zel is a Githyanki warrior. Given that she must transform into the monster she has sworn to destroy, Lae’zel must heal herself and prove that she is worthy to wield the silver sword of a Kith’rak.
  • Wyll
    • Wyll is a famous hero from Baldur’s Gate. However, to become a living legend, he had to make a pact with a devil. This pact now demands its tribute, which slowly torments his soul.
  • Karlach
    • Karlach was a prisoner and had to fight in the Blood War, an eternal battle between evil and worse.
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Karlach
  • Minthara
    • Minthara is a ruthless Drow.
  • Halsin
    • Halsin is the first druid of the druid grove. However, he has been missing since he set out with Aradin’s expedition.
  • Minsc
    • Minsc was a good-hearted – but rather confused – Rashemaar warrior who experienced many adventures on the Sword Coast and beyond.
  • Jaheira
    • Jaheira is a half-elf and druid.
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Does ancestry and gender matter? No, in Baldur’s Gate 3 anyone can enter a relationship with anyone, as long as you meet the necessary criteria of the respective person.

Just use quiet moments and have a conversation with the person. At some point, the stars might align for you to have a more intimate conversation with your companion.

Will there be more companions suitable for romance? As the developers have confirmed, there will be more companions in Baldur’s Gate 3 that you will be able to date at a later time. What they will be is still unknown.

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Diablo 4 Guides: All Tips, Tricks and Builds in Overview

Maik Schneider Maik Schneider Reading time 6 minutes

Here you will find all guides about Diablo 4 from MeinMMO in an overview – from tips for beginners, over builds to small tricks for the action RPG.

Everyone approaches games differently and we like to play with guides. If you feel the same, you will find here a collection of all important guides to Diablo 4 on MeinMMO. These are the categories:

We regularly update the article with new guides as suitable articles are created. You will already find a first important tip in the video:

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Diablo 4: Guides – General Info

Information about Diablo 4 and help with the purchase decision:

Answers to important questions about the game:

Tech & hardware topics around Diablo 4:

Our hands-on report from colleague Benedict Grothaus:

Diablo 4: Guides – All about the classes

The tier list from MeinMMO with all classes:

Support in choosing which class you should take:

Our leveling guides:

Builds:

Diablo 4: Guides – Tips for beginners

Answers to important questions about starting Diablo 4:

Tips for newcomers:

Diablo 4: Guides – Tricks and info for gameplay

Event guides

Helpful info and tricks for your gameplay:

Diablo 4: Guides – Quests

Here we collect guides for specific quests that are often searched for:

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Blizzard nerfs one of the best ways to obtain Legendaries too hard, immediately backtracks

Benedict Grothaus Benedict Grothaus Reading time 2 minutes

The new patch 1.1 is causing Diablo 4 a lot of trouble. There is a barrage of criticism and calls for a boycott. Blizzard is trying to mitigate the damage and is reversing some of the controversial changes. One of them concerns Hell Flows.

What kind of nerf was that?

This is what Blizzard changed: In a forum post, community head Adam Fletcher states that enemies in Hell Flows now drop more Anomalous Glut again. You need this currency to open chests in the flow.

Fletcher explains that the change was a bug and not intended at all. Players had previously criticized that the nerf was quite harsh: one now has to farm more and receives less Glut.

It may suffice for a chest if you want to spend the entire hour of the Hell Flow. With the hotfix, it should now go faster again and 2-3 chests should be possible.

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Hell Flows as Top Farming Spots for Legendaries and Uniques

The Hell Flows were especially popular among players in endgame, as the Tormented Gifts of Secrets guaranteed included one or more Legendaries. Additionally, farming is quite fast: players at level 70 and above can easily farm enough Glut for 1-2 chests in just a few minutes.

This provides several chances for strong legendary aspects and even unique items recently in half an hour or less. Additionally, a few contributions with further chances for Legendaries from event chests. Hardly any other spot is as good for farming.

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In general, the devs need and want to make considerable improvements now. Even the season mechanic of the Malicious Hearts received an adjustment just an hour before the season’s release:

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In a fighting game on PS5, no player has yet been able to collect the platinum trophy, although it has sold 2 million times

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Street Fighter 6 is celebrating a successful release with 2 million players, but no one has achieved a special achievement yet.

Capcom released Street Fighter 6 on June 2, 2023, adding the latest installment to the popular game series. Almost 1.5 months after the release, the fighting game has already sold over 2 million units and knows how to thrill its fans.

While Street Fighter has achieved a strong score of 92 on the review platform Metacritic for both the PS5 and PC versions, 89% of all Steam reviews for the popular title are positive.

Players praise that with Street Fighter 6, in 2023, a finished game has been released and write statements in their reviews such as:

  • “Street Fighter 6 sets the standard for modern fighting games (via Steam).”
  • “The best beat ’em up of all time (via Steam).”
  • “Capcom outdoes itself (via Steam).”
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Yet despite the enthusiasm for the latest installment in the “Street Fighter” series and the successful release, no player has managed to earn a special achievement so far.

2 million players, but none have the Platinum Trophy

What kind of success is this? A good 1.5 months after the release, none of the 2 million “Street Fighter” players have collected the Platinum Trophy on PlayStation or achieved all the achievements on Steam and Xbox – and that won’t change anytime soon, as a look at the Battle Hub calendar reveals (via streetfighter.com)

The problem lies with 2 challenges that require participation in online tournaments with other players. These tournaments are currently somewhat neglected by Capcom.

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The two challenges are “Steely Determination” (engl.: Steely Determination) and “Reaching for the Stars” (engl.: Dominating Like a Ninja).

  • Steely Determination: The determination to step into the ring and fight transforms mind and muscles into hardened steel! Participate in five tournaments and see for yourself!
  • Reaching for the Stars: A ninja can jump a single flight of stairs in one bound, but no step is skipped in training. Win ten tournaments. It won’t be easy, but you can do it!

0.0% of all PlayStation players have completed Steely Determination. Reaching for the Stars allegedly stands at 0.07% (via psnprofiles.com). On Steam, both achievements have been earned by 0% of players.

Both trophies are required to earn the Platinum Trophy, which so far also has 0.0% of players.

By the way, Mortal Kombat 1 is set to get a new installment, which is considered one of Street Fighter’s biggest competitors:

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Source(s):
  1. 3D Juegos
  2. Metacritic