CoD Black Ops 6: How To Find All The Intel In Terminus Main Quest?

Nov 19, 2024 Author: EZG

Terminus is one of the two Zombies maps available in Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6, and it’s also one of the largest and most crowded maps to date, as it’s packed with secrets and Easter Eggs to discover. Easter Eggs are hidden surprises in Call Of Duty series that can net you some valuable loot.

However, with so much to do and find, it can be a bit overwhelming when you first enter the map. Thankfully, we’re here to help, and have put together a thorough intel guide to uncover the hidden secrets in Terminus.

Below are tips on how to collect all the intel on Terminus in CoD Black Ops 6, with a total of 16 audio logs with fixed spawn locations, 9 documents, and 5 artifacts, all of which are part of side quests and the main Easter Eggs. Additionally, each piece of intel includes a hint to help identify the missing intel. Now, without further ado, let’s start with the intel involved in Main Easter Egg Quest.

CoD Black Ops 6: How To Find All The Intel In Terminus Main Quest?

How Do You Find All The Intel You Need For Main Easter Egg Quest?

First, you need to activate all the devices to turn on the power, and then activate Pack-a-Punch. Immediately after that, the first audio log appears in Holding Cells located on the crates in the farthest back room.

Next, you need to build Beamsmasher, which is our first artifact and is required to complete the main quest. After building it, find Tentacle Trap, which has a keycard underneath it.

Note that there are two traps in Bio Lab: one at the spawn point in Black Ops 6, and another next to Juggernog. You must then activate the trap and shoot the monster's head in the middle with Wonder Weapon to get Hard Drive.

Now you have to advance Easter Egg until you fight Nathan, as the rest will only appear after you defeat him. After the fight, you need to dive in to get Keycard artifact. Then, if you climb back to the main platform, you will find the audio log on a terminal in the center area.

The next audio log is inside the shipwreck, and to get to it you have to use the ladder from the next Easter Egg. To get the last intel for Main Easter Egg Quest, you have to go underneath Sea Tower and look for a fish in the water. When you see it, throw any explosives at it to blow it up and get the document. As before, this must be done after defeating Nathan.

Call of Duty Black Ops 6: Terminus Easter Egg Walkthrough

All Remaining Intel Locations

Now, let’s move on to finding the remaining intel.

Artifacts

For one of the remaining artifacts, Limb Regrowth Specimen, you can find a picture of it on a table in Bio Lab. It’s in the room next to XM4 wall-bu.

The last artifact is Cursed Talisman, which is part of Treasure Hunter Easter Egg, and here’s how to complete it.

First, get Melee Macchiato, then go into the cave where Speed Cola is, and you’ll see this wall that you need to melee. It’ll reveal a room with a dead captain, a treasure chest, and a map with a red X on it.

This location is random in each CoD Black Ops 6 server, but when you go next to the marked island, you will see a watch in the water. Collect it, then bring it back to the cave and press the interact button to give it to the captain.

You will then need a Molotov or Thermo Grenade to complete the next step. You will find a skeleton in the middle of a shipwreck, buried in the sand on Castle Island and lying at the entrance to the ruins on Temple Island. You must throw flaming lethal gear at them, which will trigger the appearance of a Mangler, so make sure you have a powerful enough weapon to knock it down.

After each kill of a Mangler, you can collect a cursed coin, which you must then return to the cave and give to the captain.

Once you have all three of them, you will get three random legendary weapons and a final X will appear on the map. Your goal will then be to go to Crab Island and survive three rounds.

As you go, more and more lightning will appear and a storm will gather above you. After you survive long enough, a treasure chest will appear with a Cursed Talisman. Picking it up will earn you an achievement and an artifact. Note that using Talisman gives you unlimited double points, but you will lose points if a zombie hits you. If you don’t want to lose your hard-earned points, equip yourself with the best weapons and practice the tactics and strategies you need in CoD: Black Ops 6 Bot Lobbies to be sure you’re safe.

Audio Log

Now let’s move on to finding the rest of the audio logs.

Starting with “First Sight” hint, you’ll find the intel on a blue barrel after leaving the spawn point.
Next, the next hint is “Personal Effects”, which is on a table next to the bed in Living Quarters.
For the hint “Control Yourself”, the intel is in Control Center room with Stamin-Up, near the computer.
Next is “Clean Plate Club”, which is on a shelf on a table next to Canteen.
The next hint, “Truth Be Told”, can be found on a shelf near Quick Revive in Interrogation Rooms.
The hint “Templey Key Chain” refers to Temple Island, specifically the steps of Temple Ruins.
For “Cave In”, this audio log is located in Sea Caves near the door to Bio Lab, on a pipe.
Next, “Miner Concerns” is inside Mining Tunnels, on a barrel near GobbleGums machine.
The next hint, “Reactive Location”, hints that the audio log is located on a mechanical railing inside Sea Tower.
For “Totally Wrecked”, you need to head to the bow of the wreck, where it is located on a barrel nearby.
Moving on to “Hear Here”, you can find this audio log on a table next to some computers in Communications.
“Smell of the Sea” hint requires you to head to Seaside Path, where it is on concrete near the ammo boxes.
Finally, the audio log for “Nightmare Fuel” is inside Bio Lab, on a table near Melee Macchiato.

Documents

Now, let’s move on to looking at the locations of the documents.

The first hint is “Ready Aim”. Simply activate Void Cannon Trap and the intel will drop on the ground.
Next, we have four very similar intels, all requiring a shovel. If you’re approaching from the other side, you can find one inside Mining Tunnels or near the entrance to Sea Caves. Then, find dig spots on the three smaller islands around the map. Finally, you’ll get two intel on Crab Island and one each on Castle Island and Temple Island.
The next hint is “But First Coffee,” located just outside CoD BO6 spawn point. Throw a dynamite at the guard tower to make the document drop.
Moving on to “3-Pointer,” this one will take a while to find. All you have to do is go into Mess Hall and throw the grenade into the dumpster next to the door leading to Rec Yard.
The last hint is “Sea Stacks.” Inside Sea Tower, you’ll find a stack of paper on top of the white terminal. Make sure the power is activated before shooting it, or you won’t get the document.

Anyway, that’s all for this guide. With the above hints, you can collect all the intel in Black Ops 6 Terminus in the shortest possible time and complete the mission. Good luck!

MLB The Show 25 Rolen & The Reds Program: How To Complete It?

Legendary third baseman Scott Rolen was inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame in 2023. On April 25, MLB The Show 25 released a new program, Rolen & The Reds Program, with Scott Rolen theme to commemorate Scott Rolen’s career with Reds.

99 OVR Scott Rolen was also added to the game on April 23. He is a reward for Legends and Flashbacks Collection.

Rolen & The Reds Program Rewards

5 Points: 79 OVR Last Ride Jim Edmonds
10 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
15 Points: 5,000 XP
20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
25 Points: 5,000 XP
30 Points: 87 OVR All-Star Scott Rolen
35 Points: 5,000 XP
40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
45 Points: 5,000 XP
50 Points: 90 OVR Contributor Johnny Cueto

Although Rolen & The Reds Program rewards do not include MLB The Show 25 Stubs, the three cards included in the rewards are all very valuable!

79 OVR Last Ride Jim Edmonds

This card is a silver card from Last Ride series, and is played as a center fielder. Jim Edmonds can play as a hitter, but his attributes are not high. Jim Edmonds is ranked 49th among all center fielders as a center fielder. With 9 Quirks, he is even better than some Diamond cards in some cases.

87 OVR All-Star Scott Rolen

87 OVR Scott Rolen is a weaker version of 99 OVR Scott Rolen, but still a powerful card. The difference from 99 OVR Scott Rolen is that 87 OVR Scott Rolen comes from Reds.

This card can be used as a hitter, but it is not his strong point. 87 OVR Scott Rolen has a Fielding data of 81, and Arm Strength and Arm Accuracy are both above 80. And with 6 Quirks, this card becomes the 16th ranked third baseman.

90 OVR Contributor Johnny Cueto

90 OVR Johnny Cueto also comes from Reds, and he is a starting pitcher. Johnny Cueto played as a pitcher for Reds from 2008 to 2015. As a rookie, Johnny Cueto led Reds to victory against Arizona Diamondbacks. His performance was not stable in the following years, but he gradually regained his winning touch in 2014 and 2015.

90 OVR Johnny Cueto ranks 13th among starting pitchers. Here are his pitching statistics:

Stamina: 96
H/9: 85
K/9: 73
BB/9: 92
HR/9: 90
Pitch Clutch: 85
Control: 80
Velocity: 88
Break: 87

These data are already very good among pitchers, but unfortunately this card does not have any Quirks, otherwise his ranking can continue to rise.

How To Complete Program?

Complete 6 Moments. (30 Points - 5 Points each)
Get 500 PXP with Scott Rolen, who has an overall rating of 87. (10 Points)
Get 750 PXP with Phillies players. (5 Points)
Get 750 PXP with Cardinals players. (5 Points)
Get 750 PXP with Blue Jays players. (5 Points)
Get 750 PXP with Reds players. (5 Points)

It is not so hard to complete this program. Players from several teams are not difficult to get rewards. If you are short of a player from a certain team, you only need to spend a dozen stubs to get a player you need. In addition, you can put players from Phillies, Cardinals, Blue Jays and Reds into the same team, so you can complete the progress of 4 tasks at the same time.

In addition, as long as you use players from these teams, you can increase Team Affinity progress and get Jolt Vouchers. Jolt Voucher is one of the requirements to get 99 OVR Scott Rolen. Here are all the requirements for 99 OVR Scott Rolen.

91 OVR Honus Wagner: 12 20th Anniversary Cards
90 OVR Jacob deGrom: Egg Hunt Collection
90 OVR John Donaldson: Negro Leagues Collection
89 OVR Anthony Santander: New Threads Collection
88 OVR Roki Sasaki: Pipeline Collection (35 Cards)
87 OVR Leodalis De Vries: Spring Breakout Collection (10 Cards)
All-Star Series Voucher: 31 All-Star Series cards (91.2%)
Breakout Series Voucher: 7 Breakout cards (77.7%)
Contributor Series Voucher: 28 Contributor cards (96.5%)
Cornerstone Series Voucher: 6 Cornerstone cards (100%)
Jolt Series Voucher: 15 Jolt Series cards (50%)
Last Ride Series Voucher: 12 Last Ride cards (92.3%)
Postseason Series Voucher: 6 Postseason cards (85.7%)
Rookie Series Voucher: 10 Rookie cards (91%)
Spotlight Series Voucher: 12 Spotlight cards (100%)
Standout Series Voucher: 5 Standout cards (83%)
Topps Now Series Voucher: 40 Topps Now cards (100%)
Veteran Series Voucher: 19 Veteran cards (90.5%)
2nd Half Heroes Series Voucher: 16 2nd Half Heroes cards (94.1%)

For most players, it is still very difficult to meet all the requirements of 99 OVR Scott Rolen. For example, 6 Cornerstone cards require you to complete all Cornerstone Programs in March and April. Perhaps only some loyal fans of this series can quickly get this paper card.

For other players, getting this card now will consume a lot of stubs. It is recommended to wait for a month or two, when you gradually meet all the conditions, and then you can get this card.

The above is all about Rolen & The Reds Program. The difficulty of this program is not high, and the reward cards are also very valuable. It is highly recommended that you complete this program.

MLB The Show 25 Last Ride Program: How To Get Rewards?

MLB The Show 25’s Last Ride Program is a program for the last season of several legendary baseball players. The players to be commemorated in Last Ride Program are Mike Mussina, who chose to retire after achieving 20 wins in a single season in 2008, and David Ortiz, who still ranked first in the league in slugging percentage and overall offensive index before retirement.

Last Ride Program is similar to other programs. You still need to complete tasks and accumulate points to unlock rewards. Besides the regular XP and stubs rewards, this time the rewards also include 87 OVR Last Ride Mike Mussina and 88 OVR Last Ride David Ortiz.

Last Ride Program Rewards

5 Points: 1,000 XP
10 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
15 Points: 250 Stubs
20 Points: 1,000 XP
25 Points: 2,000 XP, 87 OVR Last Ride Mike Mussina
30 Points: 250 MLB The Show 25 Stubs
35 Points: 1,000 XP
40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2)
45 Points: 2,000 XP
50 Points: 3,000 XP, 88 OVR Last Ride David Ortiz

87 OVR Last Ride Mike Mussina

Mike Mussina is a leading right-handed pitcher for Yankees. Mike Mussina throws many different kinds of pitches. His four-seam fastball dropped to 84-88 mph (about 135-142 km) at the end of his career. His actual pitches include two-seam fastballs, forkballs, sliders, changeups, curveballs, etc., and the snap curveball, which is considered his best pitch. He would use the angle of his elbow to conceal the pitch during the game. For example, he would deliberately lower his side hand position to cover up the low starting position when throwing a rising ball.

As his condition declined near retirement, this is also reflected in his card. His H/9 and K/9 attributes are not high, but his other data are still at a good level. He currently ranks 22nd among all starting pitchers, which is a very good card.

88 OVR Last Ride David Ortiz

David Ortiz is a first baseman or designated hitter for Red Sox, nicknamed Big Papi. He set the record for the most home runs hit by all hitters in the last year of their careers in major league history. He is a member of the 500 home run club and was inducted into Hall of Fame when he first became eligible.

In addition to the above achievements, he is most remembered by Boston fans for his many key hits, especially in the playoffs. During his time with Red Sox, his OPS in the playoffs was as high as 0.969.

David Ortiz is a left-handed hitter. His contact attributes are good for both sides, and his right hand power is very strong, but this is not the actual strength of David Ortiz. He also has 7 Quirks, which greatly increases the upper limit of this card. Currently, 88 OVR David Ortiz ranks ninth among first basemen.

How To Get Points?

You need to complete 6 Moments and 4 Missions to reach 50 points to unlock 88 OVR Last Ride David Ortiz.

Moments

Complete three moments with Mike Mussina (15 points - 5 points each)
Complete three moments with David Ortiz (15 points - 5 points each)

Missions

Pitch 10 innings with a Yankees’ pitcher (5 points)
Get 15 hits with Red Sox players (5 points)
Gain 500 PXP with a Last Ride Series pitcher (5 points)
Gain 500 PXP with a Last Ride Series batter (5 points)

The difficulty of this mission is to gain PXP with a Last Ride Series batter, as it seems that there are not many batters in Last Ride Series, and if you fail to complete this mission, you will only have 45 points and cannot unlock David Ortiz.

MLB 25 certainly won't give you an impossible mission. Adrian Beltre, 79 OVR, is a third baseman who can also hit, and he can help with this last task, and Athletics' Joe Morgan also meets the requirements with his overall rating of 64. However, neither card can be obtained through stub trading.

Last Ride Series Cards

David Ortiz (88 OVR, 1B): Acquired through Last Ride Program.
Mike Mussina (87 OVR, SP): Acquired through Last Ride Program.
Nolan Ryan (85 OVR, SP): Acquired in Legend Pack.
Larry Walker (85 OVR, RF): Acquired through Cardinals Collection.
Barry Larkin (84 OVR, SS): Acquired as a bonus from New Year New Series Mini Season.
Adrian Beltre (79 OVR, 3B): Part of Team Affinity 1.
Bob Gibson (79 OVR, SP): Part of Team Affinity 1.
Luis Gonzalez (79 OVR, LF): Part of Team Affinity 1.
Cliff Lee (79 OVR, SP): Part of Team Affinity 1.
Eric Gagne (78 OVR, CP): Part of Team Affinity 1.
Joe Morgan (64 OVR, 2B): Obtained through Common Courtesy Program.
Stan Musial (64 OVR, LF): Obtained through Common Courtesy Program.

87 OVR Last Ride Mike Mussina and 88 OVR Last Ride David Ortiz are both valuable cards, and the subsequent Last Ride series will add more cards. Collecting them in advance will help you complete various programs.

Last Epoch Season 2 Woven Echoes: How To Utilize It After Understanding This Mechanism?

This April is definitely a very busy month for ARPG enthusiasts. At the beginning of the month, Path of Exile 2 released a new league Dawn Of The Hunt in advance, and at the end of the month, Diablo Season 8 will be launched. Between them, the most eye-catching is undoubtedly the arrival of Last Epoch Season 2 Tombs Of The Erased.

As a MMORPG officially released last year, although Last Epoch is not very perfect in all aspects, it brings you a brand new gaming experience based on its unique game world view. In the new Season 2, the game maintains this tradition and adds a series of new mechanisms related to it to further enrich the endgame content of the game.

These mechanisms are centered on a new faction called The Woven, which brings you many challenges and opportunities to gain new powers by making you believe in Weaver unconditionally. For example, you can add more goodies to Woven Echoes in Monolith of Fate by developing Weaver Tree, making it easier to earn Last Epoch Gold in battle.

Based on this, we will mainly introduce you to the relevant information of Woven Echoes so that you can use it to your advantage after fully understanding this new mechanism.

What Are Woven Echoes?

In more popular terms, Woven Echoes are like a general term for those smaller tasks, each of which can be inserted into your Monolith of Fate timeline as a project. Different Woven Echoes represent different challenges with different rewards.

In Season 2, to insert Woven Echoes to complete the corresponding tasks, you first need to erase a Cemetery of the Erased - this is your own Echo type that will appear in the timeline. After that, go to the end of the cemetery to activate Altar to the Weaver, which will list your exclusive timeline, and then you can insert all your Woven Echoes to add them as explorable Echoes. Each time you complete a Woven Echoes for the first time, you will earn one point for Weaver Tree.

How To Get Woven Echoes?

There are currently two ways to get Woven Echoes in Last Epoch Season 2. The mainstream method is to go to Silk Haven to find Masque and exchange your existing Memory Amber directly for Woven Echoes. The stock of Woven Echoes that Masque can provide depends on your ranking in The Woven - the higher the ranking, the more Woven Echoes.

Memory Amber is a special currency that only applies to The Woven system. Its main function is to exchange Woven Echoes and increase your The Woven reputation ranks. You can farm it by completing the corresponding quests or dungeons in Season 2.

Another way to get Woven Echoes is to kill enemies in Cemeteries and Tombs of the Erased through quests and challenges, as well as random enemies outside of these dungeons. The advantage of this method is that it is more direct and saves more Memory Amber, but the disadvantage is that you cannot get a specific Woven Echo.

It is worth noting that if you can unlock certain nodes in Weaver Tree, the corresponding sources will have a higher chance of dropping Woven Echoes for you. For example, unlocking Necropolis of the Weaver node will allow you to get more Woven Echoes after killing rare enemies in Tombs and Cemeteries.

Main Woven Echoes And Their Challenges & Drops

There are 36 Woven Echoes to collect in Last Epoch Season 2, each with its own unique challenges and rewards. In order to improve your collection efficiency, we have listed the ones worth completing first:

Antipode Rift: Travel to Ancient Era and defeat the boss, then you may get a unique piece of armor.
Besieged Gardens: Complete the quest to get rare Sentinel loot.
Bountiful Wilds: Complete the quest to get rare Primalist loot.
Cave of Shadows: Complete the quest to get rare Rogue loot.
Cemetery of Reweaving: After defeating Woven Firstborn, you can trade Woven Echoes.
Cenotaph of Worlds: When you completed a Tomb of the Erased, you can weave Tombs of the Erased into surrounding Echoes.
Champions’ Colosseum: A free-for-all battle between champions of the arena.
Collapsing Horizon: A battle with a Harbinger who has slain the boss of the current Timeline, you will get the drop of Timeline boss’s loot by it.
Confluence of Oblivion: Allow you to defeat a Shade of Orobyss to reset Timeline’s Echoes, then gaining Corruption based on the highest Corruption level reached in any Timeline.
Conquered Tower: Battle multiple Nemeses to climb the tower.
Dead Forest: Complete the quest to get rare Acolyte loot.
Defiled Fortress: Confront Void Nemesis in the eastern fortress.
False Temple: A temple filled with Shrines.
Farsight Turtle: Defend the turtle as it transports Transmuting Gem.
Frostfire Caverns: Complete the quest to get rare Mage loot.
Gauntlet of Strife: Battle a sequence of bosses and their champions.
Heart of the Hive: Destroy Draal Queen in Stonefall Mountains, then you may get a unique ranged or caster weapon drop.
Lostwood Folly: Kill the roaming Fateweavers to scatter The Weaver’s followers to surrounding Echoes.
Oerden’s Watch: Defeat Osprix and Imperial Forces to gain control of Relic of the Observer. This lets you swap between Strength, Intelligence, Dexterity, and Attunement affixes on your items.
Overgrown Graveyard: Help the denizens of the graveyard repel invasive plants.
Pillar of Skulls: Battle waves of champions atop Pillar of Skulls above Soulfire Bastion.
Rune Prison Complex: Battle through multiple Rune Prison events. After, you can use Thaumaturgy Device, to craft your own Experimental Items.
Sepulchre of the Lost: Explore a large Tomb of the Erased and defeat Fateweavers to claim Echo-specific rewards of all surrounding Echoes.
Soul Foundry: Slay enemies to collect as many Soul Embers as you can before time runs out, then use Soul Embers at Soul Gambler.
The Fading Brink: Travel to the edge of the black hole and battle a series of Harbingers who have slain the bosses of all Timelines erased by Orobyss. These Harbingers will drop the loot of the bosses they have slain.

If you haven’t started collecting Woven Echoes yet, be sure to follow the information we provide as soon as possible, which will be useful for you to complete Last Epoch Season 2 endgame!

MLB The Show 25 Cornerstone Evolution Program In April: How To Unlock All 3 Player Cards?

Cornerstone Captains system in MLB The Show 24 can improve the strength of players with lower total ratings. In MLB The Show 25, this system has been changed to Cornerstone Evolution. Even ordinary cards have a chance to be evolved.

Cornerstone Evolution and FC series player evolutions sound similar, but they are actually very different. You can think of these evolution as a small battle pass, which will provide MLB The Show 25 packs and stubs, and the latter reward of Cornerstone Evolution is the player’s Cornerstone card.

When Can Cornerstone Evolution Be Performed?

Cornerstone Evolution usually appears in Inning Program. The current one is 2nd Inning Program. The players that can be evolved are:

Tony Clark
J.D. Martinez
Bruce Sutter

The players who can be evolved are all 80 OVR, and their Cornerstone cards are all 87 OVR.

In addition, in 1st Inning Program in March, the cards that can be evolved are:

Bobby Abreu
Dick Allen
Ubaldo Jiménez

These cards are originally 79 OVR, and the evolved cards are 85 OVR.

Currently, the cards that can be evolved can only be done in the corresponding Inning Program. If you missed their Cornerstone Evolution, you can’t evolve them again.

Evolvable Player Cards

Tony Clark

5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
10 Points: 250 Stubs
20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
30 Points: 250 Stubs
40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
50 Points: 87 OVR Cornerstone Tony Clark and 3,000 XP

Complete five moments (25 points - 5 points each)

80 OVR Tony Clark Missions:

Get five hits with 80 OVR Tony Clark (5 Points)
Get two extra-base hits with 80 OVR Tony Clark (5 Points)
Get 200 PXP with 80 OVR Tony Clark (5 Points)

Stat Missions:

Get 15 hits with a hitter from Veteran series (5 Points)
Hit 5 home runs with a primary first baseman (5 Points)
Use a Tigers player to earn 750 PXP (5 Points)

80 OVR Tony Clark is a 2nd Inning XP Path reward that cannot be obtained through MLB The Show 25 Stubs trade. Tony Clark is a first baseman with 6 Quirks, while 87 OVR Cornerstone Tony Clark has a boost in hitting, making him a good switch-hitter.

80 OVR Tony Clark is a Veteran hitter, and you can also choose 84 OVR Rafael Palmeiro and 79 OVR Adam Dunn, 87 OVR Gary Sheffield.

J.D. Martinez

5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
10 Points: 250 Stubs
20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
30 Points: 250 Stubs
40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
50 Points: 87 OVR Cornerstone J. D. Martinez and 3,000 XP

Complete five moments (25 points - 5 points each)

80 OVR J.D. Martinez Missions:

Get 5 hits with 80 OVR JD Martinez (5 Points)
Get two extra-base hits with 80 OVR JD Martinez (5 Points)
Total 200 PXP with 80 OVR JD Martinez (5 Points)

Stat Missions:

Hit out 15 total hits with Contributor series hitters Hit (5 Points)
Hit 5 home runs with a primary left fielder (5 Points)
Gain 750 PXP with Red Sox players (5 Points)

80 OVR J.D. Martinez is also from 2nd Inning XP Path. He is a Tigers left fielder who evolves into a Red Sox player. 87 OVR J.D. Martinez is a very good hitter, but his vision attribute is low.

Contributor series has many good hitters, such as 88 OVR Adrian Beltre, who now needs about 40,000 stubs, 87 OVR Terry Pendleton and 88 OVR Mike Napoli. They can all help you complete Stat Missions effectively.

Bruce Sutter

5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
10 Points: 250 Stubs
20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
30 Points: 250 Stubs
40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
50 Points: 87 OVR Cornerstone Bruce Sutter and 3,000 XP

Complete five moments (25 points - 5 points each)

80 OVR Bruce Sutter Missions:

Pitch six innings with an 80 OVR Bruce Sutter (5 Points)
Get two saves with an 80 OVR Bruce Sutter (5 Points)
Earn 350 PXP with an OVR 80 Bruce Sutter (5 Points)

Stat Missions:

Pitch 10 innings with any Veteran Series pitchers (5 Points)
Get 15 strikeouts with any Primary Position Closers (5 Points)
Get 750 PXP with any Cubs Players (5 Points)

80 OVR Bruce Sutter is a Cardinals closer from Veteran Series, while 87 OVR Bruce Sutter is a Cubs pitcher. The evolved Bruce Sutter has all his pitching attributes improved, making this card the ninth-best player pitcher currently.

To complete Stat Missions, you need a Veteran Series pitcher. Besides 80 OVR Bruce Sutter, you can also choose 79 OVR Joe Kelly, 86 OVR Liam Hendriks, and 90 OVR Johan Santana.

Once 2nd Inning Program ends, you can no longer obtain these three Cornerstone cards, so it is recommended that you complete these missions as quickly as possible. Among them, 87 OVR Bruce Sutter is the most valuable card in my opinion.

Last Epoch Season 2 Skeletal Necromancer Endgame Build: How To Build It?

With the update of Last Epoch Season 2, some new content has been added to the game, and many classes have been adjusted. It’s time to start a new journey! If you are really looking for a build that can make you play the game easily, Skeletal Necromancer endgame build is a build that can make you have a good time in the game.

This build mainly relies on summons and ice spells. It can increase damage by providing amplification for the summons. It is very efficient in killing monsters and farming gold. And this build is not very dependent on equipment, but good equipment can make its damage reach a higher level.

Pros And Cons

Pros

Easy to operate
Large AOE range
Powerful summons, long survival time
Great equipment and unique items can bring significant improvements

Cons

Reliant on Minion AI
Need to pay attention to buffs
The character’s health is relatively low
Need to manage CD time of skills

Skills

This build is an endgame build, so it is assumed that you have reached level 70. The following skills are required for the build:

Summon Skeletal Mage (24 Allocated Points)

This skill is a core skill, and your other skills mainly rely on improving this skill to build. You need Archmage to allow you to summon a skeleton mage and then use Frost Lich to ensure that you summon an ice mage.