Spectrum Analyzers are one of those items in ARC Raiders that always feel scarce until you learn where and how to look for them. Because they recycle into high-value materials like Exodus Modules, Sensors, and Processors, players chase them for late-game weapon crafting, especially for guns like the Tempest or Hullcracker. They only show up as world loot during scavenging runs, so there's no shortcut or vendor trick—if you want them consistently, you have to understand the right maps, routes, and timing.

Stella Montis stands out because of how dense its indoor Exodus areas are. The underground facilities are packed with electronic containers, from computer stations with white drawers to blue cabinets and tool benches that can all roll Epic materials. Spectrum Analyzers don't have fixed spawns, so volume matters more than anything. Running through multi-floor interiors gives you far more chances per raid than poking around outdoor areas, where loot is spread thin and rarely worth t

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The reveal of Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion has already reshaped how many players think about the game's future, and one of the most talked-about ideas coming out of early footage and leaks is the return of a rune-based system that the community has started calling "Runeworks." While Blizzard has been open about major features like the Paladin, the Skovos Isles, and sweeping endgame changes, smaller details tucked into trailers and datamined files have sparked speculation that runes and Runewords will play a much bigger role than first expected. For a lot of players, especially longtime fans of Diablo 2, it feels like Diablo 4 may finally be adding a deeper layer of item identity without simply copying the past.

Blizzard has confirmed that runes and Runewords are part of Vessel of Hatred, but the way they work is very different from the classic system. Instead of slotting a specific sequence of runes into an item to create a fixed outcome, Diablo 4 uses two types of

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The Mega Latios EX Drop Event in Pok?mon Trading Card Game Pocket is running from January 17th to January 27th, 2026, giving players a chance to earn exclusive promo packs and cards through solo battles. During the event, players face AI decks featuring Mega Latios EX, completing missions to collect Event Hourglasses, B Series Vol. 3 promo packs, and exchange tickets for high-value cards like Bouffalant or Furfrou alternates. The key to success is using the right decks, managing stamina, and following repeatable strategies to clear missions quickly.

Early stages are beginner-friendly, focusing on simple tasks like knocking out Active Pok?mon with Darkness-types or putting three Basic Pok?mon into play. A Pikachu EX starter deck works well here, with quick Energy acceleration and strong attacks. Darkness-type attackers like Umbreon or Zoroark can also help. Save Event Stamina for full clears, and use Hourglasses to refresh when missions require multiple battles. This ensures you comp

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Monopoly Go players are getting ready for Sticker Treasures, a special treasure hunt event launching on January 25th that focuses entirely on collecting stickers across all albums. Unlike normal dig events that spread rewards like dice and cash, this one makes sticker packs the main prize, which is a big deal for anyone trying to complete albums or chase rare gold stickers. The event runs from January 25th at 20:00 to January 28th at 16:59, coming right after Beesmas events and giving players a chance to trade duplicates before the next albums drop.

Sticker Treasures works like other dig events: you collect pickaxes to dig up hidden grids full of event rewards. This one has about 25-30 milestones geared toward sticker collectors. Early milestones drop green and orange packs to get things rolling, while mid-to-late tiers offer blue 4-star and purple 5-star packs, often with swap deals and vault bonuses for trading. Pickaxes come from daily quests, shop bundles, landing on shovel tile

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