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• Keese
• Elder Scrolls Online
• 1107

Are you an avid The Elder Scrolls Online console player? Have you been looking for the best settings to give you the best gaming experience? Look no further! In this article, we’ll be discussing the best settings for Elder Scrolls Online on the console that you should be using.

• Johnny
• Path of Exile
• 842

Sharko is a powerful Poe 3.20 build for playing Forbidden Sharko, or any build using the Forbidden Charcoal. It maximizes damage effectiveness and cooldown recovery rate, allowing for a maximum of six charges at least level 31. The build utilizes Shock Wave for 320 percent damage effectiveness, and this is further increased by stacking eight bleed stacks with Maroji. The combined damage of this build is 4.6 million bleed DPS and 4.2kilo tankiness.

• Timothy
• Diablo IV
• 1615

There are a total of 23 materials and 3 currencies in Diablo 4. Materials are broken down into various categories, such as herbs, monster parts, ores, skins, and salvage materials. Some materials, such as Yellow Wine, can be found almost anywhere, while others, such as Angel Breath, are rarer. Fiend Rose can only be found during Heart of Darkness events, while some end-game activities can offer unique crafting materials.

• Keese
• Elder Scrolls Online
• 1437

If you're looking to make the most of your ESO Alliance Points (AP) and convert them into gold, then you've come to the right place. In this article, I'm going to show you a few of the ways I use to convert my AP into gold. Whether you're a PC or a console player, Sure you'll find something useful in this article.

• Kylee
• FFXIV
• 810

If you're a Final Fantasy XIV player, you know that leaf quest allowances are a great way to make extra Gil. But what if you don't have anywhere to spend your allowances? Well, I recently discovered a way to make some extra FFXIV Gil by trading items from the market board for rewards from Leaf Quest vendors.

• Keese
• Elder Scrolls Online
• 990

We are discussing the latest Golden Inventor vendor in Broadus. Unfortunately, the items available this week are not particularly great. The Bog Raider set, Grizzly Gourmet, Infernal Guardian, and Orville's Guidance may be useful for some healers, but none of them really stand out as great options. As for the Stone Husk, it's not especially good for either PvP or Vampire Lord builds.

• Reuben
• Runescape
• 1032

Old School Runescape focuses on the grind, with players setting their own goals and achievements and using plugins like Quest Helper to help them progress. Runescape 3, on the other hand, focuses more on the lore, with storylines, characters, and quests all contributing to the immersive experience.

• Reuben
• Runescape
• 1039

Jagex has recently released several proposals for the upcoming changes to Old School Runescape. These changes include a new Desert Treasure 2 quest with 4 new bosses, new Veritius Robes, upgrades for the Ancient Scepter, four new rings, and a new prayer book.

• Johnny
• Path of Exile
• 1261

Ranger builds are an essential part of any successful Path of Exile experience. With the right combination of gear, passive skills, and playstyle, you can create a character that is powerful, effective, and fun to play. This guide will provide an overview of the most popular Ranger builds in Path of Exile 3.20, from beginner-friendly to more advanced builds.

• Katrina
• New World
• 1006

Making Coins in New World can be a daunting task, but with the right strategies, you can make some serious money in a short amount of time. One of the most profitable ways to make New World Coins is by using your faction tokens. Faction tokens can be earned by Coins doing daily faction missions and can be used to purchase a variety of items from the Faction Vendor.

• Katrina
• New World
• 825

New World Players will be able to experience exciting new content and features, such as the loadouts system, quest revamp, and a new expedition. With these updates, players will be able to customize their builds for both PVP and PVE content.

• Timothy
• Diablo IV
• 1080

The Barbarian class has been a mainstay in the Diablo franchise since its inception, and it's a class that many players have been anticipating in Diablo IV. Barbarians are powerful, physical classes that can wield massive two-handed weapons with one hand, scream their opponents into submission, and become mini-versions of the Hulk in the mythical world.