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Experience the ultimate challenge in New World: Aeternum with the upcoming "Hardcore" Seasonal World — where danger is relentless, and only the strongest survive. Are you ready to prove your skill? Speed. Strategy. Survival. These are the three key themes that describe New World: Aeternum's upcoming season, the "Season of the Divide". Approximately one month into this season, their will be an all-new season world that's temporarily opened up for players to truly test their skills - a Hardcore mode. Within this hardcore server, players will begin in a "unfallen" state, gaining access to elite rewards if they survive without dying. Die once, and you will forfeit the ability to unlock the unfallen rewards as you accomplish the specific challenges. However, there's a twist - unlike other "hardcore" versions of games, your character will not be deleted upon death. Instead, they'll get buffed! Characters that die within this season will lose their "unfallen" status, taking away the potential of receiving those unique rewards, but will also receive additional attribute points, allowing you to continue playing on the server, help your friends, and learn more about specific difficult battle mechanics. The season 8 Hardcore seasonal world will only be available for a limited time and will launch in early June. More news regarding the official release date and potential rewards are coming soon. To learn more about the upcoming hardcore seasonal world coming to New World: Aeternum, watch the video below.  

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The latest 2.0 beta leaks for Zenless Zone Zero reveal a brand-new exploration mode that may offer open-world gameplay. Here is everything we know so far! With the anniversary of Zenless Zone Zero coming up and the arrival of Season 2 (or Version 2.0), the ongoing beta is revealing some exciting new content. From new characters to exclusive features, there's a lot to look forward to! One of the most interesting recent leaks shows what seems to be a brand-new exploration zone. You can take a look at the original post here: According to the leak, this mode might introduce a more open-world-like experience where you can freely move around, fight enemies, and explore with your squad. So far, details are still limited, but early descriptions suggest this could be a major change from the usual "television channel" mission system that the game currently uses. Another exciting part of the leak reveals that the Proxy may gain a new skill during this update: something such as an "elemental sight", which seems similar to what the Traveler uses in Genshin Impact. This ability might be taught by Yixuan and could be used while exploring the new zone, possibly to uncover secrets or interact with the environment in new ways. As always, keep in mind that these are leaks from the beta, and the final version may still change before launch. However, if these features do make it into Version 2.0, it could mean a much freer and more immersive way to play, beyond the usual mission structure. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the official release!

The new Cosmic Exploration activity in FFXIV brings a fun mini-game with it, but is it really worth spending your Lunar Credits? Here is what you need to know! The latest addition to Final Fantasy XIV is Cosmic Exploration, a brand-new lifestyle activity introduced in Patch 7.2 with the Dawntrail expansion. Much like the Ishgard Restoration before it, Cosmic Exploration is a community-focused feature where players work together to progress and upgrade a new zone, all while earning special rewards. But be warned, it's a time investment! You'll spend several hours crafting and gathering inside the zone, completing tasks like Stellar Missions, Mech Ops, and Cosmic Research. If crafting and gathering aren't your favorite parts of the game, you might be wondering: is it actually worth the effort for the rewards? What Makes It Worth It? If you enjoy collecting rare mounts, minions, and unique cosmetics, then yes, Cosmic Exploration is absolutely worth your time. By participating in the activity, you'll earn a new currency called Lunar Credits. These can be spent at the Cosmic Fortune, a special reward system that works like a spinning prize wheel. Every spin costs 1,000 Lunar Credits and gives you a chance at valuable items. When you spend your credits, a window will pop up showing two different wheels, each displaying a selection of possible rewards. If you're lucky, one of the wheels may turn into a special "rare" wheel featuring better prizes, including the highly desired carrot prize (the best possible reward on that wheel). The system is random, though. Sometimes you'll land something amazing, other times, not so much. Some wheels only have two options, which can increase your chances of getting something good. There's also a chance for a Stellar Opportunity to appear, which grants you another spin with an upgraded wheel full of even better rewards. What Can You Win? Some of the rarest and most valuable items include: Vacuum Suit Identification Key (a mount), Cosmosuit Coffer (cosmetic outfit), Micro Rover Minion If you're a collector or just love trying your luck with fun in-game systems, Cosmic Fortune might be exactly what you're looking for. For a full guide on how the Cosmic Fortune works and a complete list of all the rewards available, check out our in-depth guide here: Cosmic Fortune Guide

Hye so trying out to get the bis but while looking at the netherwind stuff it's not what you show it does. The Netherwind 2piece does "Your Arcane Missiles refunds 10% of its base mana cost each time it deals damage." With the amount of mana we have in raids, and even parties, isn't this a useless tier set that's only hindering us?   Follow up: It's the MC tier set that has this set bonus. Can you update your bis list?

Hye so trying out to get the bis but while looking at the netherwind stuff it's not what you show it does. The Netherwind 2piece does "Your Arcane Missiles refunds 10% of its base mana cost each time it deals damage." With the amount of mana we have in raids, and even parties, isn't this a useless tier set that's only hindering us?