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Diablo 4 Season 8 has been officially launched on April 29. All players’ gold, equipment and other items in Season 7 cannot be brought to season 8. Players need to re-select their class to return to Sanctuary and start a new round of battles.
The main gameplay of Season 8 Belial’s Return is to kill bosses and obtain their Boss Powers. Fighting bosses will become an important part of Season 8. Besides obtaining Boss Powers in Apparition Incursions, players also need to defeat world bosses and Lair bosses to get all Boss Powers.
These bosses are very difficult to deal with. If you want to defeat them, you need to prepare gold coins, level up, change equipment, make potions, select skills, etc.... Choosing a good build can make you get twice the result with half the effort and save time.
Best Classes for Leveling in Season 8: Necromancer, Spiritborn, Rogue.
All the above are top leveling builds, each of which is very efficient at dealing with large groups of enemies and gaining experience quickly.
There are two ways to quickly level up a Necromancer. One is to use Blood Surge as a core skill and suck the blood of the enemy. Blood Surge Necromancer Build has high damage and can also be used as a tank in the early game. Minion Summoner Necromancer is more dependent on summons. As long as Necromancer’s summons is not all dead, Necromancer is still in a relatively safe environment.
Dance of Knives Rogue is still the best Rogue Leveling Build, but Dance of Knives is only available to players with DLC. Players without Vessel of Hatred can also choose Barrage Rogue Build. This build can shoot a lot of arrows and clear monsters quickly.
Although Sorcerer can also cause a lot of damage, her health is not high, and you have to pay attention to mana consumption, so it is recommended that Sorcerer players team up with your friends to play.
Best Classes for Speed Farming in Season 8: Rogue, Spiritborn, Sorcerer.
Speed Farming Build focuses more on the speed of clearing monsters than Level Build. You need to make your build to run Helltides, Nightmare Dungeons, The Pit (early tiers), Infernal Hordes, or Kurast Undercity as fast as possible.
Sorcerer is probably the best Speed Farming class in Season 8, because Sorcerer has been enhanced in Season 8, and can quickly deal large-area damage with Boss Powers. Ice Shards Sorcerer Build has been improved compared to Season 7, and it can slow down monsters and still deal enough damage.
The advantages of Spiritborn and Rogue are that they move fast and can run through Nightmare Dungeons and The Pit as fast as possible and get Diablo 4 Gold and equipment, etc.
Best Classes for Endgame Pushing in Season 8: Necromancer, Barbarian, Sorcerer.
Endgame Push Builds are a test of your build’s overall capabilities. Because in the endgame, monsters and bosses have a lot of health, and their damage becomes very threatening.
Endgame Builds need to ensure that you can still quickly clear monsters, but also survive the boss’s attacks, which is particularly important in Season 8.
Both Necromancer and Barbarian can make a lot of area damage, and they also have many ways to survive. But I think Necromancer is a little less efficient than Barbarian in clearing monsters, but the developers have strengthened Bone Spear Necromancer, making Necromancer deal with bosses faster, so both have their advantages.
Boss Killer Build only requires you to clear bosses in the fastest and best way, and has no requirements for clearing Helltides, Nightmare Dungeons, etc.
Most bosses will not summon minions, so the higher the damage of Boss Killer Build to single monsters, the better. The performance of Blood Wave Necromancer Build and Lightning Spear Sorcerer Build has increased in Season 8. If you are interested, you can use some gold to change your skills to experience their power.
The above is all about Diablo 4 Season 8 Top Class And Builds. Playing the meta builds of each Season can bring you the most comfortable gaming experience, but you can also try other genres, and each build has its own fun.
MLB The Show 25 April Spotlight Drop 4 Program is available on April 25. April Spotlight 4 Drop 4 pack adds 5 new players, and players can get three free cards of 86 OVR, 86 OVR and 89 OVR in April Spotlight Drop 4 Program.
Like other programs, you also need to earn stars to unlock rewards in April Spotlight Drop 4 Program.
The rewards in April Spotlight Drop 4 Program do not include stubs, but there are quite a few card packs that can provide you with some players.
Javier Sanoja is a left fielder for Marlins. He can play as a hitter, but his swing power is not very high. Javier Sanoja will not enter the major leagues until September 2024, serving as an infielder and outfielder for Marlins. Although he is mediocre as a hitter, his speed and fielding are quite good.
Overall, Javier Sanoja has average stats and no Quirks. He currently ranks 64th among left fielders and 40th among second basemen.
Chandler Simpson is a center fielder for Rays who will make his major league debut on April 18, 2025. Chandler Simpson can also play as a hitter, but his left and right power attributes are too low.
But Chandler Simpson is still a very valuable card. He has a fast reaction time and is extremely good at stealing bases. If your team needs to rely on stealing bases to make up the difference, then Chandler Simpson will definitely surprise you.
Rhys Hoskins is the first baseman of Brewers. He is 32 years old this year and is a veteran in the field. From the data on the card, Rhys Hoskins has high contact data for both left and right, and his power from the left is particularly high, so he is very good at dealing with pitches from the left.
Rhys Hoskins’ data on speed and defense are very bad, and he only has one Quirk. These reasons lead to his low ceiling. As a first baseman, he is currently ranked 29th among first basemen.
You can find all the players you need in the free agency market, with the highest value of 40,000 MLB The Show 25 Stubs and the lowest value of no more than 10 stubs. You can easily get these players, so it is not difficult to complete these moments.
April Spotlight 4 Drop 4 pack adds five new cards to the game on April 25th.
April Spotlight 4 Drop 4 pack is all diamond cards, but only Cal Raleigh and Tyler Mahle are really useful. When Tyler Mahle was first released, his value was about 40,000 stubs, but since there is no Quirk, his value is decreasing.
If you are a player who intends to collect these cards, you can wait for a week, which should save you a lot of stubs.
The above are all the cards included in April Spotlight Drop 4 Program. Their strength is not too high, and the task difficulty is not very high, and if you have time, you can try to complete this program.
Once you enter the endgame phase in Last Epoch, not only will the game mechanics become more complex and difficult, you will also encounter more dangerous bosses. Sometimes these bosses are even closely related to each other - you must defeat one to find the next higher-level boss.
Take Harbinger Of Hatred as an example. Only by defeating him can you move on to challenge the pinnacle boss Aberroth, but to unlock the encounter with Harbinger Of Hatred, you need to kill the final boss Rahyeh in The Black Sun timeline. Based on this, we will give you a priority to introduce you to how to defeat this “intermediary” boss.
Of course, as we have already mentioned, you must defeat Rahyeh first, and then the probability of Harbinger Of Hatred appearing is related to your Corruption level. Corruption is a special mechanic in Monolith of Fate system. The more Corruption you have, the more dangerous the enemies you encounter will be, but they will also provide more rewards.
Harbinger of Hatred begins appearing when you have 100 corruptions, and a new difficulty level unlocks for every 25 corruptions (up to a cap of 300 corruptions). To get as much Last Epoch Gold as possible from Harbinger of Hatred, as well as other rewards, you’ll need to clear the normal versions of the timelines Spirits of Fire, The Last Ruin, and The Age of Winter.
Before you start fighting Harbinger of Hatred, you must defeat Rahyeh, The Black Sun in the same fight, as it can be tricky to deal with both bosses at once. Harbinger of Hatred is a tanky boss that defends itself by absorbing damage and negating your AOE attacks, so you’ll need to be on the move and fully aware of its attack patterns to defeat it.
The boss’s weakness is that there’s a vulnerable gap between two powerful attacks, which is when you can deal with damage. Here are all of its attacks and how to deal with them.
The boss will use this skill to form a cone-shaped ground slam that will cause physical damage to you. When this skill is activated, the boss will raise the hammer, which can be used as a sign to sidestep to avoid the attack.
This skill has a larger range of slams and will be accompanied by a red warning, which will cause severe physical damage to you. The way to deal with it is to quickly move out of the red warning area to avoid the attack.
Harbinger Of Hatred and its echoes use this skill to launch a series of slams at you, sending out physical and void damage lines. You need to place yourself between the echo lines as much as possible to avoid the related damage.
The boss will launch three consecutive weapon swings, which will bring powerful ground slams. To avoid this attack, you must stay away from the boss during the combo and re-engage after the last slam.
This skill allows the boss to summon lingering orbs that deal void damage when they come into contact with you. To avoid them, you must keep moving and avoid hitting these orbs.
When this skill is activated, the boss will open a portal and smash it through with his hammer, dealing physical and void damage to you. Therefore, when the portal appears, you must immediately move away from the portal to avoid the attack.
Harbinger Of Hatred will rush forward with this skill and deal physical and void damage to you. The damage caused by this boss skill can be dodged laterally.
The boss will use this skill to deploy orbs that will shoot void projectiles at you in a straight line. To avoid this attack, you need to stay as far away from the line of fire of the turrets deployed by the boss as possible.
After understanding Harbinger Of Hatred’s combat skills, you also need to equip reliable gear and modifiers to make your Last Epoch character more powerful in order to easily deal with this boss. I believe you have already discovered that this boss mainly causes physical and void damage, so the following types of gear and modifiers will be more targeted:
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After defeating Harbinger Of Hatred, in addition to basic gold or XP, you will also get some unique items, and rewards related to Forgotten Knight Faction, including:
If you find this information useful, enter the game now to unlock and complete this exciting boss battle! Good luck!
Diablo 4 Season 8 Boss Powers were very powerful in the initial PTR. The damage data of each Boss Power that was upgraded to the maximum level seemed to be typed out by the designer with his feet on the computer keyboard.
The amazing damage seemed to really turn the player into a boss. Many builds in PTR even used Boss Powers as one of the main output methods, and the powerful Boss Powers gave players some expectations for the new season.
However, the powerful Boss Power was eventually weakened by the designer, which is not surprising, but a bit regrettable. If the original data can be maintained, maybe the players of Season 8 can experience the pleasure of character data explosion. Let’s have a look at which Boss Powers have been weakened.
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You may notice that the changes to Legendary Boss Powers are not all nerfs, but this also shows that Boss Powers are very unbalanced. All 5 Legendary Boss Powers have been adjusted, and only Lilith’s Wind of Hate has been buffed.
Lilith is one of the most tough bosses in Diablo 4, and after this adjustment, her Boss Power is more useful. While challenging her won’t give you unique items or rewards like in Diablo 4, the mount, boss powers, and a Resplendent Spark still make her a more worthwhile challenge in season 8.
Legendary Boss Powers are now at a similar level of damage after this adjustment. They no longer deal outrageous damage, but are still an excellent support.
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Urivar’s Lobbed Bombs and Wandering Death’s Chest Beam’s Primary Powers were two of the best Rare Boss Powers, and they’ve been nerfed. Varshan’s Life Steal was not very useful as either a Primary Power or a Modifier, so it’s been buffed. Even though Urivar’s Lobbed Bombs has had its damage nerfed by half, it’s still one of the best Boss Powers for leveling and farming Diablo 4 Gold for builds that rely on ultimates.
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Magic Boss Powers have most of them, been adjusted, and most of them have been nerfed. Some Magic Boss Powers did seem a bit unbalanced during PTR testing. For example, Sinerat’s Flames was found to be better than most Rare Boss Powers.
Although weakening Boss Powers can prevent the focus of Season 8 completely shift to boss powers, it will also make Season 8 lose its highlights and become mediocre. I hope that the cooperation with new IP and Boss Powers are not the only changes in Season 8, and players hope that there will be more interesting functions.
Whether in Diablo 4 or POE 2, the gambling element of APRG games has always been throughout. From the items dropped by monsters to the affixes of changing equipment with props, this is a kind of gambling.
There is also a more direct way to gamble in the game, and that is to find merchants to gamble. Both Last Epoch and Diablo 4 have merchants dedicated to gambling. They will not provide you with any specific goods, and every time you gamble, you may get junk items or very rare unique items.
There are two types of gamblers in Last Epoch, divided into Gold Gambler and Soul Gambler according to the currency they require. They appear in different places and provide different equipment. Each gambler has his own advantage area.
The gambler most well-known to players in Last Epoch is Artem the Gambler. When players come to the first hub town, they can see him in The Council Chambers. And you can also find him in various towns afterwards.
Here are the features of Gold Gambler:
Gold Gambler is a gambling location that players can access early, which is its advantage. If you are lucky enough, you can have some powerful equipment in the early stage of the game, but most of the time it will just swallow your gold and spit out garbage.
The inventory of Gold Gambler is divided into three categories: weapons, armor, and accessories, and you cannot see the affixes of each item. Only after you have got them, then you could see the level and affixes of each item.
Here are tips for using Gold Gambler:
Soul Gambler is not encountered until the endgame. After you defeat Fire Lich Cremorus, you can find Soul Gambler. Unlike Artem the Gambler, Soul Gambler offers you more valuable items. Not only do you have a chance to get unique items, you may even get set items.
Here are the features of Soul Gambler
Soulfire Bastion is a Fire, Necrotic-themed dungeon where players need to collect Souls. The feature of Soulfire Bastion is that it allows players to switch between two damage immunity states, and players need to carefully identify the damage type of monsters in this dungeon and fight with the boss. Finally, use the collected Soul Ember to trade with the gambler.
Soul Gambler and Soul only drop in Soulfire Bastion dungeon, which requires a Soulfire Bastion Key to enter. If you die at any time in Soulfire Bastion, you will be teleported out of the dungeon and lose all progress. However, if you have an extra Soulfire Bastion Key, you can continue trying without losing your current progress, which is equivalent to having a chance to revive on the spot. Each key in your inventory gives you one chance to revive.
Soulfire Bastion Keys can be dropped from Timeline Bosses, Arena of Champions, or any monster. Timeline Bosses are recommended here, as Arena of Champions has a low chance of dropping a Soulfire Bastion Key.
Soul Gambler has a bunch of items, and their quantity, type, and value change every time you explore Soulfire Bastion. All of his items are available once you have collected enough currency within the dungeon.
While Soul Gambler’s inventory is mostly random, the items he carries and the gambling results themselves can be modified by setting the about dungeon modifier.
There are also some unique items in Soul Gambler’s inventory that can only be got through Soul Gambler’s rewards:
The above are the two gambling methods of Last Epoch. They can provide you with temporary help when you are most scarce to upgrade your equipment. However, the weapons, armor and accessories obtained through gambling have a very low Forging Potential, so this game encourages players to make their own equipment.