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It’s tempting to try to overcome the game’s toughest challenges with classes that require the most effort to master in Diablo 4, but it’s also a challenge. So players need to understand the intricacies of each class and how to best handle them.
Necromancers are both manageable and useful. They excel at using Blood, Bone, Curses, and Shadows, skillfully balancing crowd control, single-target, and AOE damage. Players can enhance survivability and sustained combat by collecting Blood Orbs, while numerous Corpses make summoning minions an easy way to bypass crowds and monsters.
Necromancers can withstand damage and continuously regenerate health by building effective Barrier and Fortify stacks. They have a variety of damage options and excellent crowd control capabilities. The much-loved Corpse Explosion is an indispensable core element of any Necromancer build.
Despite its ease of use, Necromancer class has some notable weaknesses that require players to fine-tune their build to be effective. Initially, Necromancer is fragile and relies on multiple core abilities. The more you diversify your build, the more complex your build becomes. Additionally, equipment is essential to the class’s potential, further increasing the challenge. Corpses can be difficult to spawn, especially during boss fights.
Necromancer players looking for extreme damage can build on the Bone Spear and Blood Surge build to boost their output to incredible levels, even in the late game. Bone Spear makes for an easy win with its excellent early-game performance, while Blood Surge makes use of the fact that enemies gather around Necromancer to become a powerful punishment tool and have a nifty nova attack.
Barbarian excels in one-on-one combat against the game’s bosses, but when faced with hordes of enemies, the difficulty of mastering this class increases significantly, both during the campaign and as you level up and collect Diablo 4 Gold. It takes time to find the right gear, focus on upgrading the right skills, and practice how to effectively fight hordes of enemies.
But even without fully mastering this class, Barbarian has the potential to be deadly in the hands of any player.
Barbarian’s reliance on Fury often determines the outcome of a fight. This potential frustration stems from the long cooldowns and slow progression Barbarian faces in the early game. Unless players can make clever use of Ultimates and Shouts to create a controlled rotation, Barbarian will have trouble handling the challenges of most opponents.
As players continue to upgrade their build, obtain the best armor, and choose the skills that best suit Barbarian, it can really withstand the attacks of many small enemies while also handling the subsequent group challenges. Rend is one of the core skills of Barbarian, as it makes enemies more vulnerable to attacks from other Barbarians or the team.
If you haven’t fully understood the abilities they have, you might think that Druid is perhaps a weaker class. However, as a nature wizard, Druid can transform into a werewolf or a bear, dealing tremendous damage. Combined with the regular Druid spells, this gives players plenty of room for maneuver. Unlike other classes that are difficult to master, Druid has a considerable amount of health.
Druid lacks in mobility. In addition, his Trample has a long cooldown and Shred needs to target specific enemies, making Druid extremely position-dependent in combat. Despite this, Druid can still make full use of crowd control capabilities and control the battlefield situation at any time.
With the help of the build, Druid can be highly mobile and is a good idea to hone in PVE mode of ARPG. By allocating skill points primarily to Wolf companion, Maul, and Pulverize, Druid can quickly deal with large numbers of enemies.
Rogues, because of their unique gameplay, require players to keep their distance from enemies, which often results in them having low health and relatively weak armor. This situation makes this class more difficult to choose for solo exploration. Besides the low health, many of Rogue’s effective skills require a large amount of energy to use. When the energy is exhausted, Rogue becomes almost defenseless.
Rogue’s damage output needs to be carefully managed to be maximized. They rely heavily on conditional kits, especially Vulnerable and other effects to withstand damage. Since many of their skills depend on the position of enemies or traps, Rogues require a high degree of accuracy when luring enemies into a position where they can punish them.
You should focus on a build that utilizes smoke grenade and the poison or cold imbuement to turn yourself into a deadly blade in a blinding mist. Alternatively, Rogues can also make excellent archers, and although maintaining this distance in a single player is quite a challenge, this build can easily take on multiple enemies at once.
Sorcerer is an extremely challenging class choice. Despite its weak physical defense and vulnerability to strong enemies, Sorcerer has a strong skill set that can be used to significant effect through a clever combination of elemental spells. However, it is difficult to find the best spell combination, especially for wizards who want to focus on one type of Sorcerer.
For players who want to become a fire sorcerer, Fireball is a very important skill. It can deal tremendous damage to a group of enemies and prevent them from getting close.
Sorcerer is a class that is extremely dependent on mana, and they can be easily punished if their skills are not rotated properly. Although Sorcerer has some crowd control to enhance its own capabilities, these skills can lead to limited combat options when not managed well.
Although Sorcerer has some resistance to melee damage, once these defenses fail, the character will die quickly. In addition, Sorcerer provides less synergy in team games.
Players need to stay out of enemy attack range and allocate mana properly. Sorcerer excels at AOE damage and can also use Teleport to escape before the enemy overwhelms the profession. An efficient build includes using Chain Lightning to deal high damage and maintain a certain defense, while Firewall relies on continuous damage and has a lot of room to move. If players like challenges, Sorcerer will be the best choice.
No matter which profession you choose, players need to understand the complexity of each profession and how to best handle them.
Not long ago, Monopoly Go entered a new season called Marvel Go season. In this season, you can collect stickers with Marvel superhero pictures and continue to participate in various themed events, including this Asgardian Gains event.
This Asgardian Gains event started at 4 pm EST on September 29 and is scheduled to end at 9 am EST on October 2, which means you will have plenty of time to complete the milestones of this event and get a lot of rewards. If you haven’t started exploring Asgardian Gains Event yet, why not take a look at the event milestone rewards and specific gameplay introduced in this guide? I believe that after you are fully prepared, you can get the highest level of rewards in it!
This Asgardian Gains event is an event for the chance, tax and utility tiles on the board. In short, you can only get the points required for the milestone by landing on one of the four Tax and Utility Tiles or any Chance Tiles on Monopoly Go board. This is a little harder than landing on the railway tiles in the tournament and the theme tiles in the theme event, because you can’t predict the points you will roll and the positions of the tiles will keep changing.
But this does not mean that there are no solutions. As long as you are close to Tax Tiles (preferably when there are 6-8 tiles left), use as many dice multipliers as possible, because they will give you more points, or Chance Tiles is also OK, because when you land on this tile, you will draw some chance cards, maybe there will be unexpected rewards.
If you want to get more dice to complete more spins, then Go To Jail may be a wonderful choice for you, because here you have a 42% chance to get all the dice you just spent, or even extra dice!
Also note that you need to use your dice multipliers wisely, because there will be other events in Monopoly Go that can provide you with Monopoly GO Cards and cash rewards, such as the existing Claw Course event, which will increase your net worth even more.
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In this Asgardian Gains Event, you can get up to 16,445 Dice and various colored Monopoly Go Stickers Packs. Here are the milestones you need to complete in the event and their rewards.
You can always follow the milestones in this guide and compare your points number displayed at the bottom of Asgardian Gains Event interface screen to understand where you are quickly and what efforts you need to make.
The above is the main gameplay and milestone rewards in this Monopoly Go Asgardian Gains Event. I hope this guide can help you get more points on the board and eventually get all the rewards in the milestones! Wish you good luck!
The most heartbreaking thing about switching from a PC to a MacBook is obviously no longer being able to play “Maplestory.” If you know, you know. But in case you don’t, this article will make up for a lost childhood parked in front of a PC.
Launched in 2003 by South Korean developer Wizet and published by Nexon (another South Korean gaming company), the MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) took fans of online games by storm. At the height of its popularity in 2009, Nexon touted an amazing 92 million players—6 million of which were from North America—holding accounts with the addictive online game.
According to its new website, the goal of the game is to immerse the player into a fantasy world where each individual embarks on their one-of-a-kind Maplestory. Nothing really was more exciting than choosing between blunt bangs and pigtails for the avatar, decidedly going with the milky white skin tone that I couldn’t achieve in real life and taking 20 minutes to decide if I wanted to be a warrior, thief, magician or bowman. (In the end, it was always the magician.) Thus with a fresh character, I strutted out into the Maple world ready to hit some drowsy looking snails with an unimpressive magical burst.
Although there really is no official objective to the game, most players focus on levelling up and socializing with friends by creating parties and guilds. By killing the various (and also adorable) animated creatures, one earns experience (exp.) that helps to get to the next level. Of course, the point in levelling up is to get more access to rare features, more exciting quests and for me, the new hairstyle change you get with the level 25 Amoria quest.
Luckily, for those kids and teenagers who played “MS” in its prime, Nexon has released “Maplestory M” for Android and IOS phone wielders. While the makers of “Maplestory” have attempted to market a mildly successful app version before, the newly redone mobile version garnered an amazing 3 million downloads in the first week. Is it worth the download? Let’s see.
Since the fancy phones of today no longer have buttons or keyboards the layout of “Maplestory M” lacks the necessary space to play comfortably. The iconic side-scrolling factor combined with the directional button as well as the skills, quick keys and jump icon leaves limited space for the player to actually see the game itself.
Given this problem, however, this app utilizes every single corner of the touchscreen in a smart and well thought out manner. The top left-hand side of the screen monitors the HP and MP levels alongside the accepted quests while the space on the bottom left is allotted to the translucent directional control button.
On the right-hand side are the fighting controls, potion shortcuts and the jump button all neatly packed into one corner of the screen. While this layout is certainly efficient, the buttons are so close that sometimes the finger will slip and hit the jump button rather than the attack and the character dies while trying to clear a dungeon.
There is no feeling more intense than smashing the attack key on a keyboard, but furiously tapping away at my phone to beat a dungeon boss comes pretty close.
I remember I loved playing “Maplestory” as a kid not necessarily because I was an exceptional player (in fact, I was inept), but because the endless grinding (doing repetitive tasks for an end prize/goal) was both comforting and fun. In the PC version before updates made it easier to level up, it would take weeks to get enough experience to go up a level after one hits 60. Those who could reach level 100 were considered straight up gods — that, or the individual managed to get a bot to grind for them.
In an attempt to address the existence of bots in the game, the creators decided to make the game ridiculously easy to level up. When “Maplestory” released the Cygnus Knights as a new class in 2009, levelling from 1 to 20 took one afternoon rather than three days. In “Maplestory M,” for some reason, there is a pre-installed bot system where the character would miraculously have a mind of its own and play the game automatically.
This new bot system installed with the mobile version helps those with little to no hand-eye coordination (praise) manage to get to portals and destinations without dying en route because of a randomly spawned monster. The first time that the autoplay initiated itself during the game was a bit disorienting; once accepting a quest, the app is designed to auto-navigate the avatar to the destination of the quest, bypassing various monsters and obstacles without sustaining any damage.
So the whole advertising thing about having the player create their Maplestory is undermined by the whole robots playing aspect of the game except accepting quests on one’s behalf. As handy as autoplay is, it defeats the entire purpose of playing an MMORPG.
Compared to the original, the mobile version is not as exciting, but it still retains the key elements that made “Maplestory” so popular to begin with. Unlike other popular MMORPGs, such as “Runescape” and “Final Fantasy,” the South Korean game has decidedly cuter graphics and an addictive quality that lies purely in nostalgia. Whereas the art in other games leans toward more realistic art with intricately defined facial features and shading, the anime-like graphics and the effort to make everything look adorable is certainly one of the factors that make “Maplestory” a visually appealing game.
Aptly paired with the cartoonish style are the amazing facial expressions that each character exhibits. While the PC version allowed the player to choose different facial expressions by pressing different keys, “Maplestory M” has built-in facial reactions like a laughing face or comically red and angry eyes when the attack key is pressed. Thankfully the mobile version has so many expressions because how else does one conduct trade or initiate conversation with an absolute stranger at the Free Market?
This mobile app is a waste of time. But that doesn’t mean that it wasn’t enjoyable! After the first few minutes of creating a dorkily named but dope is looking avatar and completing the beginner’s quests, the excitement wavers but the fond memories never fade away. “Maplestory M” is rated N for Nostalgia in my book.
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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MapleStory M, the side-scrolling adventure mobile game for iOS and Android, reached five million downloads in two weeks since its global launch.
In the Apple App Store, MapleStory M is now the #1 Highest Grossing Game in five countries and in the Top 10 Highest Grossing Games in 12 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong.
The mobile game has also achieved Top 10 in Highest Grossing Games in the Google Play Store in 9 countries including Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand.
In the U.S., the game has reached #21 in Highest Ranked Games in the Google Play Store. The game is also #45 in Highest Ranked Games in the Apple App Store.
To celebrate the five million downloads, MapleStory M will host a special in-game giveaway event and provide special rewards to Maplers who log in from August 8th until August 18th.
The game will also host special hot-time events this weekend, and the details will be first announced on the official MapleStory MFacebook page.
New and returning MapleStory players can also visit www.MapleStory.com to register for exclusive events and receive special coupon codes for gift packs coming in MapleStory M.
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