Genshin Impact has some great Claymore users like Eula, Diluc, and Itto. Here’s a ranked list of the best Claymores in Genshin Impact.
Claymores in Genshin Impact are slow but their damage output is tremendous. If you have a Claymore user in your team, this guide on the best Claymores in Genshin Impact will certainly help you.
Claymores have never gone out of trend in Genshin Impact. Razor is almost everyone’s first main DPS, Beidou is finally getting credit for her outrageous damage multipliers, and despite being released two years ago, Diluc is still one of the best damage dealers in the game.
Characters in Genshin Impact unlock their true potential only after you provide them with great weapons and artifacts. Claymore users are no exception, and these Claymores in Genshin Impact are arguably the best in terms of damage and flexibility.
The Redhorn Stonethresher is the best Claymore in Genshin Impact. Why? 88.2% Crit DMG. You don’t even need to read this weapon’s passive ability (which is not bad either) to claim that it’s the best Claymore in Genshin Impact.
The Redhorn Stonethresher has 542 Base ATK at Lv. 90 and has the following passive ability:
While characters like Itto or Noelle literally become unstoppable with this passive, it isn’t a bad option for other DPS units like Diluc or Eula too. Your defense is getting a buff and it is indirectly adding to the Normal and Charged ATK damage. Moreover, there’s no substitute for the 88.2% Crit DMG granted by this weapon.
To be fair, every weapon in Genshin Impact has a purpose and is tailor-made for at least one character (except The Bell). Having said that, the game’s player base is largely F2P and these players do not have the privilege of unlocking signature five-star weapons for their characters.
For this reason, versatility is the best way to evaluate a weapon in Genshin Impact and these are the best most versatile Claymores that you won’t regret unlocking:
For a four-star Claymore, the Akuoumaru has decent base ATK, and its passive ability buffs the character’s Elemental Burst which is always desirable.
A lot of Claymore users like Beidou, Eula, Razor, Itto, and Diluc need their Elemental Bursts for damage and Akuoumaru can be beneficial for them.
The Serpent Spine is arguably the strongest four-star Claymore in Genshin Impact. Players always struggle to get Crit stats, especially on their DPS units, and then there’s a four-star weapon that grants almost 28% Crit Rate instantly.
The passive ability buffs the damage of Normal attacks, Charged attacks, and Elemental skills. However, you must avoid taking damage as it makes your character slightly vulnerable.
The Prototype Archaic definitely gets some extra points for being F2P. It is far more accessible than any other weapon on this list but still packs a punch.
Prototype Archaic’s base ATK is its biggest highlight. For a F2P four-star weapon, 565 Base ATK at Lv. 90 is very impressive. The sub-stat provides yet another ATK buff and clearly, this weapon is a great fit for any damage-dealing character.
The Skyward Pride is far more flexible than the Song of Broken Pines because Eula, Sayu, Razor, and Beidou have high energy costs. The Skyward Pride can fulfill the energy requirements of these characters and you can focus more on aggressive stats (ATK and Crit Rate/DMG) with the artifacts.
Moreover, the passive ability provides a massive damage buff which never goes waste.
The Wolf’s Gravestone is all about attack. From a high base ATK to almost 50% extra attack from the sub-stat to another ATK buff from the passive, your damage dealers can easily make the most of this Claymore in Genshin Impact.
This explains why the Wolf’s Gravestone is one of the best Claymores in Genshin Impact even after two years of release.
The Unforged and Song of Broken Pines haven’t been added to this list because of their limited usefulness as five-star weapons. The Unforged is only great for shield units while the Physical DMG bonus is not great unless you have Eula or Razor.
Genshin Impact has a ton of mechanics that players must learn about to progress. If you’re confused about elements and reactions, make sure to check out this guide on Elemental Mastery in Genshin Impact.
Apex Legends players are calling for the devs to fix the Firing Range after the Season 14 update changed the way players die.
Apex Legends players have noticed a difference in the Firing Range after the Season 14 update, and now they are calling for the devs to make a change.
Apex Legends players are still getting used to the changes in Season 14, as there have been both drastic updates to existing content and new introductions such as Vantage and the Laser Sight attachment.
With that said, players have already found great ways to utilize Vantage and also discovered how strong character buffs are, including Mad Maggie and Newcastle‘s.
However, like any new update, Season 14 has brought some pretty crazy glitches, and players have also found an unwanted change in the Firing Range that they’re now calling for the devs to revert.
Players often use the Firing Range to practice and 1v1 others, but the removal of the Self-Revive has caused these interactions to be much slower and less enjoyable.
Prior to the Self-Revive’s removal, players would 1v1 with a Gold Knockdown Shield so that if they went down, they could easily get back up or switch characters to gain health and retain their loadout.
This prevented the effort of having to respawn and collect your loadout again, allowing players to 1v1 efficiently. Unfortunately, as Skeptation has highlighted, the removal of Self-Revive means this is no longer possible.
Firing range without gold knockdowns means you instant die in a 1v1 @RSPN_Pav is this possible to change this so players get downed not full killed with friendly fire on. pic.twitter.com/VXXGbVrWyO
Now, Skeptation and others who agree in the comments are calling for the devs to “change this so players get downed not full killed with friendly fire on.”
While it’s not a major issue, it is clearly something the fans want and may have actually been something that the devs didn’t consider when they took the Self-Revive out of the game.
We’ll have to wait and see what happens, but for now, check out how Apex Legends has reached new heights in Season 14.
FIFA 23 is right around the corner, and EA have prepared a ton of new content for players to enjoy so here’s everything you need to know.
FIFA 23 release date is fast approaching, and football fans are eager to discover what EA has in store for them this year. Here’s everything you need to know about FIFA 23.
FIFA 23 will be EA Sports’ final football game with the FIFA branding as they get set to introduce EA Sports FC to the world next year.
Therefore, expectations for FIFA 23 are high and after EA showcased the new features and additions that await players across Career Mode, Ultimate Team, and Pro Clubs, there’s clearly a look to look forward to.
We’ll break down every new feature coming to FIFA 23 as well as the official release date, to best prepare you for an expansive final chapter.
FIFA 23 will have a crossplay feature for certain modes at launch. Crossplay in FIFA 23 will be limited to 1vs1 modes when the game releases. This will mainly impact Ultimate Team gameplay as players on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC will face each other. Meanwhile, PS4 and Xbox One users will also match up against each other
This also means that a massive amount of players will be sharing one FUT market in FIFA. To find out more about changes to the market, you can read our article explaining how the Ultimate Team market will function in FIFA 23.
Unfortunately, EA confirmed that there would be no crossplay feature for the Pro Clubs mode. This infuriated players, and after a ton of backlash from the FIFA community, EA hinted that the feature could make its way to Pro Clubs post-launch.
FIFA 23 Ultimate Team fans are in for some major changes. For starters, position modifiers as we know them will be removed from the game.
Instead, players will have secondary positions that mirror their real-life position changes. For example, Kyler Walker would be able to operate on full chemistry at RB or CB.
Another major change set to hit the Ultimate Team mode is FIFA 23’s brand-new chemistry system. Chemistry lines across your squad are a thing of the past in FIFA 23. You’ll know have more freedom to build your squad with a less restrictive chemistry system.
This system will factor in nations, leagues, and clubs across the entire pitch in order to give players a chemistry rating between 0-3. Proximity is no longer a factor as Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold produce chemistry from RB to LB.
Check out our guide on Ultimate Team’s new game mode called FUT Moments for a look at what to expect in FIFA 23.
The World Cup mode added to FIFA 18 was a massive hit among players, and the community has been urging EA to revisit the feature for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
While we currently don’t know how many game modes will feature World Cup content, EA did confirm that there will be some involvement via the Ultimate Team mode.
It’s understood that both the men’s and women’s versions of the World Cup will be celebrated in FIFA 23, but we’ll have to wait and see what they have in store for players.
Given that the men’s tournament takes place in the winter of 2022 this time around, and the women’s edition is in the summer of 2023, EA would have plenty of time to give both footballing festivals the proper treatment.
Due to licensing agreements, it’s not unusual to see clubs and leagues join and depart the FIFA franchise with every new release. Lately, certain Serie A licenses have been difficult to come by with notable clubs Juventus, Lazio, and Atalanta missing from the game.
EA confirmed that Juventus will be returning to FIFA this year in full capacity, with Claudio Marchisio leading the charge as a FUT Hero item available to Ultimate Team players.
While one partnership seems to be reignited, another one is set to end in FIFA 23 as reports claim that the J-League will be removed from the game. If reports are true, this would mark the end of a 6-year partnership between the Japanese League and EA Sports.
With a ton of different licenses to take note of, it could be difficult to keep track of which teams, leagues, and stadiums will be involved in FIFA 23, but we’ve made a guide to help you out.
In addition to changes to the Pro Clubs and Career Mode offerings in FIFA 23, EA were also excited to announce several gameplay changes. These changes are meant to freshen up the way the game feels on the pitch.
For starters, set pieces have undergone an overhaul in FIFA 23, with penalties receiving a simplified mechanic. Set pieces also include free kicks and corners, which you’ll have to learn how to master once more this year.
One of the most entertaining ways to flex your FIFA prowess is through skill moves, and in FIFA 23 there will be more to master than ever before. You can check out our guide to discover all of the gameplay changes being introduced in FIFA 23.
For more on the FIFA series, be sure to check out our guide on how to pre-order FIFA 23 with editions available, prices, & bonuses.
Mad Maggie received a major buff in Apex Legends Season 14, and players claim that the Legend is now a must-pick.
Mad Maggie has never been the most popular character in Apex Legends, but thanks to a major buff in the Season 14 update, players claim she’s “too good not to be used.”
Apex Legends Season 14 is here, bringing a new version of Kings Canyon, major weapon buffs and nerfs, and of course, a new Legend — Vantage. That’s not all though, as existing Legends have been tweaked, and Mad Maggie was on the receiving end of a powerful buff.
Now, with her improved Wrecking Ball ability, her popularity is steadily rising, as she becomes a direct counter to the ever-popular Gibraltar.
Apex Legends Season 14 gave Maggie’s Wrecking Ball a major buff, where it will now deal damage to several placeable objects such as the Black market, Castle Walls, and Gas Barrels. But the biggest takeaway is that “it will also destroy Gibraltar’s Dome of Protection.”
Gibraltar is considered a crutch Legend in competitive thanks to the Dome of Protection keeping players safe in the chaotic endgame. While the Riot Drill could penetrate the shield before, players can now use Maggie’s Wrecking Ball to completely shatter the dome, leaving whole squads exposed.
Reddit user Ship_Doctor showed Maggie’s Wrecking Ball in action, claiming that “Maggie is too good not to be used this season.” In the clip, the user uses the Wrecking Ball to shatter the shield, then the Riot Drill to deal even more damage as they take cover behind a tree.
“Went from quite literally never touching her (I played her twice on Control) to this season so far, she’s all I’ve played,” replied one player. “She’s so much fun.”
“I’ve never met anyone else who hated Gibby more than me. His dome is a complete crutch, glad they did this unintentional nerf to him,” explained another.
However, some players explained that Gibby doesn’t appear in pubs all that often, but Maggie is sure to take plenty of squads by surprise in Ranked. Especially if they never read the patch notes.
For more Apex, be sure to check out how the Season 14 update allows Newcastle to move ridiculously fast while reviving.
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