Arena Breakout Season 8 Frozen Frontline: What Changes Will Be Made To The Game?

TBC Anniversary event has entered Phase 3.

Black Temple and Mount Hyjal have opened, attunement requirements for SSC and Tempest Keep have been removed, and Zul'Aman will also provide new catch-up opportunities in the near future.

Meanwhile, an unverified TBC Classic Plus leak has surfaced ahead of BlizzCon. It proposes retaining the Level 70 class and progression systems from TBC while bringing subsequent progression back to Azeroth.

Level 70 Back in Azeroth

The key feature of this leak is maintaining the level cap at 70 while building upon the class progression foundations established during TBC era.

The nine classic classes would continue to receive talent and skill adjustments, but the overall content direction would no longer focus on expanding Outland.

The proposal suggests removing flying mounts and new races - as well as abandoning further Outland-centric expansion paths - to refocus exploration on Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor.

This gives TBC Classic Plus a distinct identity: preserving TBC character system while allowing the classic Azeroth world to continue evolving.

This approach is particularly well-suited to the current Anniversary environment. Players have already completed the journey from level 60 to 70 and have adapted to TBC's talent trees, stats, and class roles.

If future Plus content builds upon Level 70 foundation, it avoids disrupting existing character progression, allowing for a more natural continuation of gear, class gameplay, and long-term character development.

A Bigger Azeroth

Standard TBC progression follows a clear path: players cross Dark Portal, and Outland subsequently hosts the vast majority of content - including leveling from 60 to 70, reputation grinds, dungeons, and max-level raids.

While Azeroth remains, its importance in the endgame diminishes significantly for most Level 70 characters.

This concept, however, seeks to expand Old World instead. These include Hidden Coast near Tirisfal and Lordaeron, new subterranean zones within Burning Steppes and Blackrock Mountain, Wildhammer highlands, and previously underutilized map areas near the southern coasts of Feralas, Un'Goro, and Tanaris.

Some of these areas would also directly connect to existing maps via new mountain passes, coastal routes, and cave systems.

This approach actually echoes Netherwing daily quests introduced in Phase 3. Following the opening of Black Temple, Netherwing provided Shadowmoon Valley with a steady stream of max-level daily activities. This shifted the focus of material gathering, daily quests, and TBC Anniversary gold farming back toward the open world.

If similar world objectives were implemented across Azeroth, older zones - previously serving mainly as leveling grounds - could once again become hubs for long-term activities for level 70 characters.

New Dungeons and Raids

Ultimately, map expansion must be backed by endgame content.

Under this concept, new zones would introduce several 5-player dungeons for levels 60 - 70, while also expanding existing Classic dungeons or offering high-level variants similar to Heroic modes. Keeping this legacy content relevant allows players to accumulate TBC gold while catching up on gear.

Raid content would include two new 10 - 25 player raids and a medium-scale open-world raid event.

Even more noteworthy is the proposed approach to attunement: retaining quest chains that offer narrative, exploration, and collection value, while eliminating time-gating mechanics designed solely to artificially prolong progression.

This aligns with the direction recently seen in Anniversary Phase 3 update.

Attunement requirements for SSC and Tempest Keep have been removed, lowering the barrier to entry for these legacy raids; Phase 3 also improved the acquisition rate for certain Tier tokens while maintaining the value of Heroic dungeons through bonus rewards.

Therefore, if a TBC Classic Plus were to materialize, it could preserve the classic spirit of completing an adventure to access a key location while stripping away the repetitive processes that hinder alts, returning players, and new members from catching up.

Class Changes

Class design is arguably the aspect of this proposal most prone to spiraling out of control.

TBC itself already gave a more solid identity to many specializations that were weak or ill-defined during Vanilla era; therefore, there is little need for Plus to undergo another round of wholesale modernization.

The direction taken with Retribution Paladins serves as an example: retaining seal twisting while improving gameplay fluidity and actual output, rather than completely replacing the class's original combat mechanics.

Survival Hunters could see their melee hybrid identity further reinforced, while Enhancement Shaman archetype offers even more room for expansion.

Dual-wielding can remain a reliable path for consistent damage output, but a viable two-handed Windfury build could also be enabled through talents, allowing players to choose between rapid, successive strikes and slower, heavier burst damage.

Balance Druids illustrate this boundary as well. Rumors have mentioned an Eclipse-style rotation mechanic, but such a design risks pushing the class too far toward the style of later expansions - or even Retail WoW.

Instead, TBC Classic Plus is better suited to fleshing out underperforming playstyles, expanding build options and class utility, and building upon TBC's established combat pacing and class identities, rather than redesigning the entire class system from scratch.

If new zones and builds drive increased demand for consumables, enchantments, and gear, the importance of gold in TBC Classic will continue to rise.

Why Phase 3 Matters?

Now is actually an ideal time to discuss TBC Classic Plus. The challenges facing the game are evolving.

With Phase 3 now live, the barrier to entry for early raids has lowered, and the acquisition rate for Tier gear has accelerated. Netherwing has introduced new max-level goals for the open world, and Zul'Aman is set to arrive in a later phase, offering a 10-player catch-up raid that is easier to organize.

For an increasing number of players, the primary question will shift from "Can I still catch up in TBC?" to "What is there to do once I've caught up?"

It allows for the continued use of Level 70 characters - into which players have already poured significant time - while introducing new zones, dungeons, raids, class builds, and server-wide world events to this mature system, all without immediately ushering the entire player base into a new expansion.

Currently, there are no official sources confirming that the new zones, raids, or class changes mentioned will actually materialize; therefore, none of this content should be regarded as a confirmed update.

Nevertheless, it offers a fairly comprehensive concept for TBC Classic Plus: maintaining the level 70 cap and the established class foundations of TBC, reducing unnecessary progression friction, and - at the same time - bringing the long-term endgame back to an ever-expanding Azeroth.

Gold stickers are fantastic items in Monopoly GO!, crucial for players aiming to complete high-value sticker books, but they are rare and, in most cases, untradeable.

However, Golden Blitz event in a few days might change that, offering a fantastic opportunity to trade duplicate gold stickers, fill the last few gaps, and win amazing rewards.

This article will tell you everything you need to know about Monopoly GO Golden Blitz and predict which gold stickers will be tradable in the next event.

About Golden Blitz

This is a limited-time event lasting 15 to 24 hours that temporarily removes the trading restrictions on gold stickers. Normally, gold stickers are locked in your account - you can't send them to friends or receive them from anyone.

During Golden Blitz event, Scopely will select two specific gold stickers and make them available for trading for approximately 24 hours.

These two gold stickers aren't randomly chosen by the official team, but rather selected through a community vote, indicating which gold sticker players currently need most.

The voting began on September 7th and was divided into two parts - one for four-star cards and the other for five-star stickers. Ultimately, based on the voting results, the tradable four-star sticker is Scarady Cat, and the five-star sticker is Rustling Corn.

Golden Blitz event should begin soon after the voting ends. Based on our initial projections, the most likely date is between September 9th and 13th, with September 10th being the most probable.

Trading Methods

Trading during Golden Blitz event is similar to regular sticker trading, but with some slight differences. Here's a guide:

Check Inventory

Open your sticker book and check your stickers. If you have a duplicate Monopoly GO gold stickers (number greater than 1), you can trade it. If you don't have a duplicate sticker, you are the customer.

Initiate a Trade

Go to your friends list or use the trade button on the sticker. Select the golden sticker you want to send. The game will check if the sticker currently qualifies for Blitz event.

Make an Offer

You can request a specific sticker in exchange. Negotiation is required here. You can request another 5-star sticker, multiple 4-star stickers, or even specific stickers needed to complete other sets.

Wait for a Response

The other party needs to accept, refuse, or counter-offer within a limited time. Monitor your pending transactions closely to adjust if there's no response.

Complete the Swap

Once both parties accept, the sticker exchange is complete. However, note that during Monopoly GO Golden Blitz event, you can only send a maximum of five gold cards.

Trading Strategies and Tips

Know Your Bets

If you have two 5-star gold Rustling Corn cards, you hold the upper hand. Don't use them to exchange for a 4-star sticker. You should request at least two 5-star cards you need, or a combination of 5-star and multiple 4-star stickers to complete your required sets.

Currently, the drop rate for 5-star gold stickers is very low, and most players are eager to obtain them. Players eager for stickers will not hesitate to bid.

If you own the four-star gold sticker Scarady Cat, while the advantage is slightly smaller, it still gives you considerable leverage. You can ask to exchange it for any five-star sticker you need, or two four-star stickers to complete your set.

Don't Rush to Bid

In the first few hours of Monopoly GO Golden Blitz, the market is flooded with offers, and many players will bid too high out of panic. If you are a customer, wait a few hours. The initial frenzy will gradually subside, and you will find more reasonable offers.

If you are a seller, wait even longer. As time goes on, people's eagerness will increase, and you can usually get a better price in the last 6 hours.

Use Trade to Complete Sets Rule

This is the golden rule of trading for all stickers, but it is especially important in Golden Blitz. Never trade just because a card is rare; your goal is to complete a sticker set. Collecting a complete sticker set grants dice and more rolls, leading to more stickers.

Beware of Star Value Trap

Many players judge the fairness of trades based on sticker star ratings, such as trading five-star for five-star or four-star for four-star. This is a misconception. What you need to know is that scarcity determines value.

Tradeable five-star stickers from Golden Blitz event are far rarer than other five-star stickers from tournaments. In terms of value, they should be treated as six-star stickers.

Next Gold Cards Prediction

Based on past information, we can predict the tradable gold cards for the next event to help players prepare in advance.

First, we can rule out past gold cards. Here is a record of all the Golden Blitz events for Happy Harvest season:

• August 21 - Honey, I'm Home (Set 13) and Rudy Root (Set 14)
• August 26 - Family Portrait (Set 16) and The Goods (Set 17)
• September 3 - Mud Bath (Set 18) and Wile E. Coyote (Set 21)
• September 7 - Scaredy Cat (Set 21) and Rustling Corn (Set 16)

Next, the choices are limited. Based on player feedback, I think Picking Pickles (Set 17) is very likely to be released in the next Monopoly GO Golden Blitz event. It's a five-star gold card, but less than 15% of active players have ever drawn this sticker.

Among the four-star cards, I think the most likely is Too Helpful (set 15). Reportedly, this sticker is a bottleneck for many players who have already collected the rest of the pack.

That concludes this article about Monopoly GO! Golden Blitz event. After the event ends, both gold stickers will become untradeable again. Any duplicate stickers you own will remain in your sticker book.

If you collect a full sticker book during Golden Blitz, you will immediately receive a huge dice bonus. This is very important because you can use these dice to participate in current tournaments or events, which may allow you to obtain more sticker packs, creating a snowball effect.

The dungeon landscape in AION 2 Global's Season 1 differs significantly from previous regional releases: once you reach the mid-to-late stage (Level 45+), the objectives regarding dungeon rewards may shift sooner than anticipated.

Two key points stand out. First, Heroic Gear drops will not be available throughout the entire Global Season 1. Second, once you reach Level 45 and enter the first Conquest Dungeon, you can start earning tradable Kinah.

In other words, you will hit the gear progression cap for Season 1 sooner, while economic gains from dungeons continue to accumulate. This raises a practical question: once you reach the mid-season mark, should you dedicate your limited dungeon time to gear, or pivot to Kinah farming earlier?

No Heroic Gear Drops in Season 1 Dungeons

Since Heroic Gear drops are unavailable in A2 Global Season 1, your primary PvE gear objective will essentially center on Crafted Yellow Gear.

Based on the current enhancement system, a Yellow +15 setup combined with a +3 Breakthrough represents the standard end-game benchmark for the season.

Pushing for +4 or +5 significantly increases both resource costs and difficulty; such upgrades are better reserved for critical slots that directly impact damage output, such as weapons and offensive accessories.

Heroic Gear was originally designed as a long-term pursuit. These items have a drop rate of only about 0.5% to 1% but offer higher enhancement caps and an extra Manastone slot.

Precisely because of their rarity, Heroic items gave players who had already finished their Yellow Gear a reason to keep grinding dungeons in hopes of a truly massive power spike.

With this layer of long-term chase drops missing in Season 1, players will probably complete their core Yellow Gear sets much faster than before.

Once your main character reaches a stable +15 Yellow set with a solid Breakthrough, the cost-effectiveness of investing massive resources for only marginal stat gains drops significantly.

Gear farming still matters, but its practical ceiling may arrive much earlier than expected.

Will Yellow Gear Cap Make Dungeons Harder? The lower gear cap theoretically means that Aion 2 players cannot continue to stack combat power via Heroic Gear.

Consequently, within the same set of dungeon content, the stat growth achievable through gear in Global release will be lower than in the phase where Heroic Gear was available.

However, this does not necessarily mean Global dungeons are harder.

Global release has undergone class and stat balancing adjustments, resulting in an overall increase in character power compared to the early Aion 2 environment.

Higher base class power may offset some of the combat power gap caused by the absence of Heroic Gear.

Therefore, the actual difficulty of Season 1 dungeons will depend on the final stats on the live servers, team composition, class balance, and the speed at which players can acquire Yellow Gear.

The lack of Heroic Gear limits the potential for further gear progression, but it does not mean players will inevitably get stuck in dungeons due to the gear cap.

The Level 45 Watershed

Upon entering the first Conquest Dungeon, players can begin earning tradable Aion 2 Kinah. Crucially, there are currently no nerfs to tradable Kinah earnings from this type of content.

This means that from this point on, dungeons serve not only as a means for character gear progression but also as a source of income for the account as a whole.

However, when Aion 2 players first reach level 45, gear remains critically important.

A main character might lack Yellow Gear, possess a weak weapon, have yet to perform Breakthrough upgrades, or have inconsistent enhancement levels. At this stage, every piece of effective gear can directly improve dungeon completion efficiency.

Yet, as the main character becomes fully geared, other issues begin to emerge.

Once Yellow Gear approaches +15 and core slots have undergone reasonable Breakthrough upgrades, the return on investment for chasing marginal improvements diminishes significantly. In contrast, the value of Kinah does not vanish simply because a character is nearing end-game status.

A character that has essentially met its Season 1 gear goals can still use Conquest Dungeons to consistently convert playtime into AION Kinah.

This represents the most critical shift in Season 1: as the marginal utility of gear declines, the focus of dungeon farming is likely to naturally transition from gear acquisition to Kinah farming.

Gear First or Kinah First?

There is no single, fixed answer to this question; a more reasonable approach is to evaluate the player's current stage of progression in Aion 2. Early Season: Prioritize Gear

Upon reaching level 45, your main character is usually not yet fully optimized. During this phase, you should prioritize acquiring core Yellow Gear through dungeons, crafting, and other sources.

Weapons should be the top priority, followed by offensive accessories that directly impact damage output, as well as key enhancements and Breakthroughs that significantly boost combat power.

If you halt gear progression too early in an attempt to save money - resulting in slower dungeon runs or an inability to consistently clear content - you may appear to be saving resources, but you are actually undermining your long-term returns.

Approaching Yellow Gear Soft Cap: Prioritize Kinah

Once your main character possesses a solid set of +15 Yellow Gear and has undergone reasonable Breakthroughs, you need to re-evaluate the cost-effectiveness of further enhancements.

High-investment upgrades - specifically +4 or +5 Breakthroughs - are not worth the massive resource expenditure if they yield only marginal improvements in farming efficiency; chasing perfect stats is unnecessary.

If you have extra playtime, you can incorporate alt characters into your farming rotation to increase your total A2 Kinah income, thereby accumulating capital for future Heroic Gear, enhancement costs, and marketplace needs.

The most sensible dungeon strategy for AION 2 Season 1 is neither to grind exclusively for gear from day one nor to switch entirely to farming currency the moment you hit level 45.

Ideally, you should first upgrade your gear to a level that allows for efficient dungeon farming. Once the progression of your Yellow Gear begins to slow significantly, you can scale back excessive investment and gradually shift your dungeon time toward farming Kinah to prepare for future seasons.

Death Trap Rogue build in Diablo 4 Season 15 continues Grenade Trap gameplay from the previous season, with no major changes to its core skills and equipment system.

However, the changes to Melted Heart of Selig in Season 15 make resource management easier for this build, giving Death Trap Rogue more stable survivability in high-level pits. With proper resource and cooldown management, Death Trap can maintain a consistent release rhythm and deal extremely high damage.

Next, EZG.com will provide a detailed introduction to this Diablo 4 Death Trap Rogue build, including core equipment, skill mechanics, and practical gameplay, helping you quickly complete your build in Season 15.

Mechanics

The core of Death Trap Rogue build in Diablo 4 Season 15 revolves around energy spend, energy restore, and ultimate cooldown. When using ultimate skill, Beastfall Boots consume all energy and increase ultimate damage based on the amount consumed.

Meanwhile, Preparation reduces ultimate skill's cooldown based on energy consumed, decreasing it by 5 seconds for every 75 energy consumed. After skill activation, resources need to be quickly replenished using Aspect of Aftermath and resource generation on D4 gear.

Aspect of Aftermath restores energy based on ultimate skill's rank. Death Trap Rank is primarily obtained from Scoundrel's Leathers, Saboteur's Signet, and Charm set pieces; the higher Death Trap Rank, the higher energy Recovery.

It's recommended to keep Death Trap cooldown under 35 seconds. Diablo 4's Greater Affix cooldown reduction can be obtained from Gloves, Eyes in the Dark, and Misericorde.

Taking significant damage and running out of energy will noticeably slow down the entire skill rotation; shorter cooldowns allow for energy recovery and energy drain.

Gear

Maximum energy is one of the core attributes of Death Trap Rogue. Melted Heart of Selig in Season 15 is suitable for this build because it doubles Rogue's primary resource and prioritizes energy for damage taken, while significantly reducing that damage, giving this build good survivability in high-level Diablo 4 pits.

As a result, energy in D4 not only sustains Death Trap skill rotation but also becomes an important defensive resource. The cost is a 75% reduction in maximum life, so other Diablo 4 items should prioritize maximum energy, resource generation, and the core affixes required by the build, rather than simply stacking maximum life.

Misericorde and Eyes in the Dark provide cooldown reduction and damage multiplier, which are important components of Death Trap rotation.

Saboteur's Signet grants a Size Increase, although it doesn't extend the area of ​​effect of Death Trap in Diablo 4 maps. However, damage multiplier, vulnerable, and weakened it provides all apply to Death Trap.

D4 grenade mechanic is a crucial component of this Death Trap Rogue damage rotation. Through Explosive Triggers, Death Trap benefits from Stun Grenade Multipliers, Opportunist's Aspect, and Explosive Multipliers.

Defensively, Helmet can choose Debilitating Toxins paired with a Poison Imbuement Corrosive Ring. When Poison Imbuement is activated, it creates a Poison Aura around the character, continuously inflicting Poison status on nearby Diablo 4 enemies, thus reliably triggering damage reduction from Debilitating Toxins.

Death Trap Rogue can utilize Black Soulstone, Pain, and Anguish, focusing on damage, damage reduction, and attack speed ​​and critical strike chance respectively, but each comes at a cost.

Leoric's Crown enhances the inserted Diablo 4 Gems and increases Splinters' effectiveness, but it occupies a Helmet slot, so its value depends on the specific attributes and gear setup in Season 15.

Seal of the Diamond Mind can utilize both Phoba of the Sightless and Phoba of Applied Alchemy. Phoba of the Sightless resets Concealment after each Ultimate cast, allowing it to continuously participate in the skill rotation and helping to restart Death Trap when energy is low.

Phoba of Applied Alchemy primarily refreshes Detonation Dash, while also providing damage and damage reduction. If you don't have Seal of the Diamond Mind yet, you can skip Applied Alchemy and use Sea Lord's Fine Gloves as a temporary solution.

Runes

Zan and Mot passively provide Dark Shroud, allowing you to add Dash to your Diablo 4 skill bar. Death Trap Rogues don't have enough base CDR to sustain Infinistep, so Dash is one of their primary movement skills.

Yul and Vex provide additional skill ranks. Skill Ranks increase Death Trap damage and Aspect of Aftermath energy recovery, making them highly beneficial for Death Trap Rogues.

Paragon Boards

In D4, Death Trap Rogues use five Paragon Boards: Start, Deadly Ambush, No Witnesses, Danse Macabre, and Eldritch Bounty, focusing on enhancing Death Trap and grenade-related damage.

The chosen Glyphs are Devious, Canny, Versatility, Explosive, and Ambush. Explosive and Ambush further amplify the damage gains from Explosive Triggers in Death Trap.

Other Glyphs primarily supplement Rogue's general damage and skill buffs, ensuring consistent output for the entire build in farming Diablo 4 items and boss fights.

Mercenary

Raheir is chosen as Hired, primarily for providing additional defensive capabilities. In higher Torment difficulties, enemy damage increases significantly, and Raheir can provide extra protection through Valiance, Raheir's Aegis, and Bastion.

Combined with damage reduction mechanics like Melted Heart of Selig and Debilitating Toxins, Death Trap Rogue can more easily maintain energy and skill rotation in higher levels of D4 Season 15.

For Reinforcement, choose Aldkin and further increase defense through Field of Languish, supplementing your Diablo 4 character's damage reduction capabilities in combat and maximizing survivability in high-difficulty environments.

In-Game Operation

At the start of a Diablo 4 battle, use Poison Imbuement to spread Poison Aura to more enemies, triggering Aspect of Debilitating Toxins. Next, use Concealment to activate Phoba of the Sightless set bonus and gain critical strike chance through Calculation, while also providing up to 310% damage multiplier.

Then use Smoke Grenade to gain critical strike chance through Silhouette. Afterward, cast Death Trap. Once Death Trap enters cooldown, the set bonus will reset Concealment.

Concealment doesn't need to be used immediately. Wait until Unstoppable effect ends before casting it to ensure more efficient skill effect coverage. Shadow Step and Dash are used for map movement. Death Trap Cycle also helps refresh Dash, allowing the character to maintain a high movement speed.

Death Trap Rogue still maintains good damage output and survivability in Diablo 4 Season 15. As long as resource cycling runs smoothly, it can deliver consistent combat power in high-level Pit. If you enjoy high-burst, fast-paced rogue gameplay, this build is worth a try.

We're currently in the final stages of ARC Raiders Season 5, and Week 10's Trials will test your efficiency and resource management skills. While the in-game descriptions seem straightforward, completing them as quickly as possible requires map familiarity, knowing respawn times, and some pre-planning.

Frozen Trail will begin on October 8, 2026. This trial is the penultimate weekly trial before the major update. The current season will end on September 22. During this period before the update, the trials will be suspended. Once Frozen Trail begins, the weekly trials will restart.

Below is a detailed guide to Season 5 Week 10 Trials, including detailed routes, recommended equipment, and some time-saving tips. Let's take a look.

If you're currently working on Expedition 5, that's fine too. Trials and fifth Expedition can be completed in parallel; you don't need to worry about the fifth expedition clearing your Trials data. Therefore, you can complete fifth Expedition Challenge while simultaneously completing Week 10 Trials.

Season 5 Week 10 Trials

Destroy Fireballs

This trial requires you to destroy a certain number of floating fireballs before safely retreating. The fireballs are not randomly spawning environmental obstacles, but rather fixed-spawn destructible objects that only appear in Stella Montis area.

To optimize your completion speed, you can respawn directly at Stella Montis insertion point and immediately head to Central Crucible Plaza. This area has three elevated heat vents that continuously generate groups of four to six fireballs.

However, what ARC Raiders items should you choose for this trial? The fireballs have a small hitbox and unpredictable drift trajectories, so using precision weapons like Designated Marksman Rifles (DMRs) or bolt-action rifles would be a waste of valuable time.

Instead, you should equip a high-capacity submachine gun - such as VK-9 or Maelstrom - with an extended magazine and a reflex sight. Use short bursts of fire, aiming slightly ahead of the fireball's drift trajectory. This should allow you to shoot down two to three fireballs before they disperse with each shot.

A word of caution: avoid daytime raids and try to launch them at night - the fireball spawn rate drops by over 70% during the day compared to night.

Deal Damage to Shredders

Shredders are heavy assault units equipped with rotating blades and frontal armor plates. They reliably spawn in two fixed areas on Stella Montis: Abandoned Airstrip (northern edge) and Mining Tunnel Entrance (southwest corridor).

Shredder spawn points are more active during night raids, with one spawning every four to five minutes. To maximize damage output per attack, you need to penetrate their frontal armor.

Shooting at the chest or head deals negligible damage - only about 15% of bullets will inflict effective damage. Therefore, aim for the exposed joint connectors on the lower legs and the hydraulic lines at the rear. 

These weaknesses will cause critical hits (yellow damage numbers), increasing your damage output by 2.5 times with each shot.

ARC Raiders fifth Expedition Challenge has a cumulative damage output challenge that can be completed alongside the trial.

Search Containers in Medical Research Wing

This trial revolves entirely around container density per square meter. To complete this trial as quickly as possible, you need to plan your search route carefully, as follows:

The best looting route starts from the east entrance (the entrance with a wrecked ambulance parked outside). After passing through the double doors, immediately turn left into the triage area - this room contains eight medical cabinets and four supply cabinets.

After looting clockwise, go up the stairs to the operating room, where six more medical cabinets and two wall-mounted first aid kits await you.

However, the real treasure lies in the storage room, accessible via the freight elevator shaft (you'll need to carefully jump down). Here, you'll find twenty-four densely packed storage shelves, each containing one or two containers.

There are over fifty containers in this area, meaning you can complete the entire trial in one go if you systematically clear the whole building.

Damage ARC Enemies Using Fireball Burners

This is the trial in ARC Raiders that requires the most preparation. Fireball Burners are rare deployment turrets that continuously fire burning plasma. They don't spawn reliably; generally, you might find one in a supply drop every five to six matches.

If you found Fireball Burners in Expedition 5, you also can use them here. Equip them in your hotbar, land in Stella Montis, and head to the Barracks District, where the density of ARC Enemies is highest.

Next, it's recommended to find a choke point. Then, deploy your burners at a corner, facing the enemy's spawn direction, and use yourself as bait: peek out, fire a few shots to draw the enemy's attention, and then retreat behind the burner's firing arc.

Search Supply Drops

This trial requires you to find supply drops scattered throughout the map. These ARC Raiders items don't appear randomly; they appear at fixed times in designated areas. Buried City has the densest concentration of supply drops, including Central Plaza, East Market Ruins, West Overpass, and South Pump Station.

With proper timing, you can easily complete the trial. Supply drops will occur at 5, 12, and 20 minutes after each raid begins.

However, unlike regular loot boxes, supply boxes require six seconds to fully interact (by holding down the button). Therefore, be sure to clear out any NPCs around you before starting.

It's recommended to bring a silenced weapon. If you can collect three supply boxes in a single ARC Raiders raid, you can quickly complete this trial.

Expedition 5

Expedition 5 is a 21-day high-risk event within ARC Raiders, centered around damage challenges, set in Scorched Mire and Shattered Ridge. It comprises six progressively higher stages, each with 3-5 objectives.

The main tasks include extracting data drives, killing ARC Brutes, destroying harvesters and transmission towers, surviving orbital bombardment, and defeating ARC Field Commander twice. Tier 6 culminates in Scorched Crossing event and a killbox endurance test.

However, note that after Tier 3, death will have a permanent penalty (50% loss of loot), the number of extraction beacons is limited (2 per day), and nighttime ARC reconnaissance activity increases.

Completing the mission requires teamwork, resource management, and strict adherence to extraction strategies under sustained ARC pressure.

This concludes the article's content regarding ARC Raiders Season 5 Week 10 Trials and Expedition 5. Don't treat Week 10 Trials and Expedition 5 as two separate missions; try to complete them simultaneously in the same raid.

However, the specific execution will depend on the situation. If Expedition 5 requires you to collect certain materials, while Week 10 requires you to perform certain actions in completely different locations, the two may not perfectly overlap.

After Expedition 5 ends, you will have more than a week to recover before we welcome the biggest update of 2026, Frozen Trail. Stay tuned!

FC 27 launches globally on September 25th. Affordable, effective Gold Cards that offer good Chemistry links are usually the first choices for Starter Squads.

However, when selecting cards in the opening weeks, it pays to look ahead: does the card have the potential to benefit from future Evolutions?

Often, factors like maximum Pace, the number of positions played, PlayStyles, and specific attribute caps are what determine whether a card meets the eligibility criteria.

Before the specific requirements are announced, here are five cards worth keeping an eye on.

Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo's OVR has dropped to 84 in FC 27. While this is a clear downgrade for a standard card, from an EVO perspective, the lower rating might actually allow him to qualify for certain Evolution paths sooner.

In previous years, players rated 83 or 84 OVR have been eligible for EVOs. Ronaldo's main hurdle might be specific attribute caps, such as Shooting.

If EA continues to limit the power of early Striker Evolutions by capping specific attributes, his high base Shooting stat could potentially disqualify him from certain upgrade paths.

However, if an early Striker EVO allows for 84 OVR cards without capping Shooting, Ronaldo could quickly attract significant market interest.

He already boasts high name recognition, and his base player model and animations make him an appealing choice; if his Pace, Dribbling, or agility-related stats receive a boost, his in-game performance could reach a new level.

Therefore, Ronaldo is a prime candidate for your post-launch watchlist. If his day-one price is high, the subsequent drop caused by increased supply should offer a more reasonable entry point for spending your FUT 27 coins.

Marcus Rashford

Marcus Rashford is a classic candidate for Starter EVOs. His 82 OVR rating leaves plenty of room for upgrades, and he already possesses high Pace. His return to Premier League also makes him a great fit for Chemistry and Starter Squads.

Even without an immediate EVO, Rashford is a viable option for your starting lineup right out of the gate; if he receives targeted boosts to Shooting, Dribbling, or other stats later on, he could easily approach the early meta level. 

Rashford fits the profile of a player who generates rapid demand when a suitable Evolution becomes available; players who are fast, have high name recognition, but possess lower base ratings often attract immediate attention once the right EVO is announced.

However, he also faces clear limitations. Early Evolutions often impose caps - such as a maximum Pace of 86-88 - meaning that high-speed players can sometimes be excluded by these very restrictions.

Therefore, when evaluating Rashford, one must check the maximum Pace limit alongside the maximum OVR.

Ademola Lookman

Ademola Lookman's strength lies in his balanced attributes. An 83 OVR is respectable; while none of his attacking stats are extreme outliers, his overall profile is solid enough for a Starter Squad while still leaving room for future upgrades.

Cards like this are ideal for low-requirement Striker Evolutions. If an Evolution for strikers rated around 83 appears shortly after the launch of FIFA 27 - similar to those seen in the previous game - Lookman would likely be a strong candidate.

Malen fits a similar profile. Both players possess a solid foundation for attacking roles; with even modest boosts to Shooting, Dribbling, or Physical stats, their in-game effectiveness could improve significantly.

Lookman might command a price premium in the first few days due to demand for Starter Squads. 

However, if no suitable Evolution appears early on, the price of such 83 OVR cards typically drops as market supply increases, giving players a better chance to save FC coins before getting in.

Fikayo Tomori

Fikayo Tomori's core advantage is obvious: 85 Pace.

In the early stages of EA Sports FC 27, center-backs rely heavily on base speed. While Defending and Physical stats can be bolstered later via Chemistry Styles or Evolutions, high base Pace allows a center-back to keep up with the pace of the game in an early-stage squad.

FC 26 featured Evolutions specifically for center-backs that enhanced base cards by boosting attributes like Defending and Physicality. If FC 27 follows a similar approach, a center-back like Tomori - who already boasts high Pace - would be perfectly suited for such upgrades.

These types of Starter CBs often see price premiums at launch. Unless a suitable Defender Evolution appears immediately, their prices usually stabilize and drop as market supply grows. 

For Tomori, it is best to monitor price fluctuations and weigh them against the specific restrictions of Defender EVO before deciding whether to spend your FIFA 27 coins on the card.

Kika Nazareth

Kika Nazareth stands out as having a distinct playstyle compared to the other four players on this list.

Her 83 OVR falls within the typical range for Starter EVO candidates; if FC series maintains requirements such as a maximum OVR of 83 and a maximum Pace of 86, she could potentially qualify for certain early-game Evolutions right away.

Representing Barcelona and Liga F, she benefits from a favorable Chemistry environment. Players like Claudia Pina, Vicky López, and Caroline Graham Hansen offer league or club links, giving Kika added value for squad building in early-game lineups.

Unlike big names such as Ronaldo and Rashford - who attract massive attention at launch - demand for Kika is likely to remain relatively steady initially.

However, should a future Evolution feature rating, pace, and position requirements that align perfectly with her stats, market demand for her card could see a significant spike.

At the launch of FC 27, attributes such as Ronaldo's 84 OVR, Rashford's high Pace, Lookman's balanced attacking stats, Tomori's 85 Pace, and Kika Nazareth's Liga F Chemistry give each of them unique potential for Starter EVOs.

Waiting until the first batch of Evolutions is revealed - and then assessing the requirements and market prices before committing - is a safer strategy than chasing high prices right at launch.