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Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon is a game that puts you in the cockpit of the series’ titular ACs and will require you to really prove yourself as a pilot if you wish to survive the wartorn surface of Rubicon. So we here have a few tips that might help you become a better pilot in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon. Experiment And Customize Your AC The paramount tip that any player within Armored Core 6 can receive is to experiment with your AC builds. It can be very easy to find a specific configuration you like and get used to. If you reach a difficult mission/boss that doesn’t work well with your build, it’s better to retreat to the Garage and tinker than to continually bash your head against a difficult wall. Arguably, the battles against the many bosses are won in the Garage before ever facing them in a mission since bringing in the right build that is tuned to the encounter can be the difference between a fight being a couple of minutes and a couple of days. Understand How Stats W...

In Destiny 2, Gambit is a mode that blends PvE and PvP into a competitive race to collect motes from defeated enemies, deposit enough of them into a Bank, and then defeat a final boss known as the Primeval. Simply put, Gambit is one interesting mode you can indulge in, and it is. So in this guide, we will show you some useful tips to dominate this mode. Fast Collecting And Banking Motes The basic Gambit loop is pretty simple: kill dudes, get motes, bank motes, and repeat until your team gets 100 motes to summon the Primeval. As such, banking motes is a key part of that process, and it’s the one you’ll see people mess up the most. Because the longer you spend out gathering motes, the more at risk you are of being killed, either by Invaders or regular enemies. It’s easy to just run around, grabbing and banking Motes all willy-nilly. If you have gone for the full 15 motes, make sure you bank as soon as you can - you really don’t want a poorly timed Invader ruining your match. Keep Your Ba...

Cloaks in Baldur's Gate 3 are a type of Armor that provides additional protection and various other bonuses to your characters. In addition, it can even entirely alter the way you play your character, all while looking stunning. There are many cloaks in the game everyone wants more; here are the best options in BG3. 1. Cindermoth Cloak The Cindermoth Cloak, as the name implies, inflicts the burning condition on any enemy that deals damage to the wearer if they are within seven feet. This trigger can be used infinitely and even includes area-of-effect spells and thrown items that don't target the wearer. Unfortunately, it has to be looted from Aelis Siryasius, which is an optional fight with a handful of moral ambiguity. 2. Reverse Rain Cloak The Reverse Rain Cloak is meant to be a prank item that is won randomly from Akabi's Wheel of Wonders. Ironically, it is an upgraded version of the Wavemother's Cloak, which has the same effect of granting immunity to Burning and re...