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Best Huntress starter build in Path of Exile 2

The Huntress is Path of Exile 2‘s newest character class, a fearsome Azmeri warrior who hunts monstrous wild creatures armed with a buckler and her trusty spear. She darts in and out of combat, effortlessly parrying attacks while transitioning between melee and ranged combat in a mesmerizing, graceful dance of violence and death. Or, if…

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Bad news for shaman tank hopefuls—World of Warcraft: Forever won’t have Season of Discovery’s zany class design just yet: ‘But never say never, y’know’

World of Warcraft: Forever‘s an interesting pitch—instead of no changes, it’s an all-changes version of vanilla WoW. Updated talent trees, new quests, essentially an envisioning of the OG game where, save for the new sky elves, all of the fresh additions are horizontal. New dungeons and raids all packaged within that original level 60 cap…

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A treehouse bundle in WoW costs a whopping $75, and while I know exactly who Blizzard’s made it for, that doesn’t mean I feel good about it

World of Warcraft’s player housing feature is great—the microtransactions involved? Not so much. To be clear: There’s a huge list of decor you can get in the game without paying anything other than your usual subscription, and the system has enough freedom that you can absolutely build your own treehouse, if you wanted. But it…

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Arc Raiders is finally overhauling its competitive Trials, starting with making them more fun and less frustrating

Embark has announced in a dedicated blog post that it’s finally addressing Arc Raiders‘ largely maligned (or ignored) Trials system. Trials are a rotating set of weekly challenges which task you with nabbing high scores to rank up, all in the pursuit of a unique outfit. But with bland objectives and strict schedules, it’s long…

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Noctua’s pumpless liquid cooler prototype is now ‘neck and neck’ with a normal AIO: successfully cools Ryzen 9 9950X3D at 230 W

Noctua has returned to Computex in Taiwan with a new and improved version of its pumpless liquid cooler. This time, the company says it’s able to compete with a standard all-in-one cooler for temps. “We had that demo last year on a 9800X3D,” Noctua’s Jakob Dellinger says, calling back to this thermosiphon prototype from 2025….

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