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Builds / Re: A build (or three) for every weapon (Dominating approved)
« Last post by ugo on October 16, 2025, 02:02:40 am »Thanks for the input！
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Builds / Re: A build (or three) for every weapon (Dominating approved)
« Last post by Eidein on October 15, 2025, 03:21:00 pm »Newbie question, regarding the SS Nimble Tank Assault RifleBuild. how do I play both nimble and a tank? Or do I start as a tank and then switch to nimble? I see you chose juggernaut at level 12, so how does it work with nimble? I'm guessing Armor Sloping might be involved, but I don't know how it works, what body gear should I use in this build ?
Nimble Tank generally means a low armour penalty tank that uses supersteel armour with armour sloping, the nimble feat, and eventually bodyweight training, to achieve a armour penalty of <50%. This means the player can walk around whilst still being very tanky.
You would use 2-3 plate supersteel, and either tabis or supersteel boots with springs.
Nimble only exists to further reduce penalty, the dodge/evasion passive will never be used.
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Builds / Re: A build (or three) for every weapon (Dominating approved)
« Last post by ugo on October 14, 2025, 07:17:04 am »Newbie question, regarding the SS Nimble Tank Assault RifleBuild. how do I play both nimble and a tank? Or do I start as a tank and then switch to nimble? I see you chose juggernaut at level 12, so how does it work with nimble? I'm guessing Armor Sloping might be involved, but I don't know how it works, what body gear should I use in this build ?
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Builds / Re: Sanic "Siphonerman" Psi-blade build
« Last post by harperfan7 on October 13, 2025, 11:21:58 pm »https://underrail.info/build/?HgUNDQMDAwYAUQDCoMKgwqAAADwzAE1eEEBbAB4AwqBJAwA5JCs_wowqThPCh8KNBkdLPMKIwqXCs3fDjm0abMKewp_CoMKhwq3CnOKitQLip5YB4rGgBeKyiAXisokC374
Final revision. Serial killer for the compound is much better than expose weakness for DC. Skills are exact.
Final revision. Serial killer for the compound is much better than expose weakness for DC. Skills are exact.
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Suggestions / Re: Formedicator selling Hyperallergenic glands
« Last post by harperfan7 on October 13, 2025, 05:36:21 pm »Yes, great idea
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Suggestions / Formedicator selling Hyperallergenic glands
« Last post by Albert Altmann on October 13, 2025, 10:22:56 am »Since he both sells and restocks on crawler stingers, it would make sense for him to sell the other uniquely crawler - well, death stalker - part as well.
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General / Re: Am I Crazy for Thinking Pack Rathound Is Good?
« Last post by kozcl on October 12, 2025, 10:34:23 am »As far as non-combat feats go, it isn't that impactful along with the mercantile feats (Salesman/Major Supplier) sure.
Having more or even infinite supply of stuff doesn't really change how the player is bottlenecked by slots and cooldowns on how much they can use out of them anyhow.
The better question is: How much time are you willing to put into the game to going back and forth between your stash (to resupply/stash stuff to sell later) and a dungeon?
Or how long are you willing to AFK/speedhack with Cheat Engine just for vendor restocks, for the mercantile feats?
In which case, Pack Rathound and Mercantile feats do help out.
Personally I think non-combat feats like them, and some of the stealth ones (ninja looter, interloper, etc.) should be on a subcategory of "non-combat feats" that uses a different pool of feat points instead, with how an entire regular feat points is just too much for them. Also why the heck does Pack Rathound have 10 max spec? Really should just be condensed to max 3 with each spec giving +15 carry instead or something.
Having more or even infinite supply of stuff doesn't really change how the player is bottlenecked by slots and cooldowns on how much they can use out of them anyhow.
The better question is: How much time are you willing to put into the game to going back and forth between your stash (to resupply/stash stuff to sell later) and a dungeon?
Or how long are you willing to AFK/speedhack with Cheat Engine just for vendor restocks, for the mercantile feats?
In which case, Pack Rathound and Mercantile feats do help out.
Personally I think non-combat feats like them, and some of the stealth ones (ninja looter, interloper, etc.) should be on a subcategory of "non-combat feats" that uses a different pool of feat points instead, with how an entire regular feat points is just too much for them. Also why the heck does Pack Rathound have 10 max spec? Really should just be condensed to max 3 with each spec giving +15 carry instead or something.
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Other Games / SSEGold: How to Prepare for Season 10 of New World: Aeternum
« Last post by jannickz on October 09, 2025, 06:40:41 am »Season 10 of New World: Aeternum is just around the corner, and if you’ve been playing since launch, you know how crucial the pre-season grind can be. Whether you’re aiming to dominate new PvP arenas, climb the leaderboard, or just enjoy the new content stress-free, preparation is key. As a long-time New World player, I’ve seen countless players scramble last minute—don’t be that person. Let’s break down everything you need to do before Season 10 drops.
Gear Up Before the Reset
Before diving into Season 10, make sure your gear is in check. You’ll want to:
Refine your build: With each major update, balance changes shift the meta. Revisit your attributes, perks, and weapon pairings to align with the latest patch notes.
Upgrade essential gear: Craft or purchase top-tier weapons and armor while materials are still affordable. Once the season starts, prices skyrocket.
Stockpile consumables: Potions, food, and honing stones will save you time and Azoth once the grind begins.
Tip: If you’re short on crafting materials, buying from reliable marketplaces like SSEGold can save you hours of farming while keeping your gameplay smooth and efficient.
Master the New PvE and PvP Systems
Each new season in Aeternum tends to shake up the way we engage with the world. Expect tweaks to both Expeditions and Faction PvP.
For PvE lovers, make sure you’ve cleared previous expedition tiers so you’re not locked out of endgame content when Season 10 introduces new dungeons or bosses.
PvP players should prepare alternate weapon builds—meta shifts could easily dethrone your current loadout.
Remember: adaptability wins seasons.
Level Up Your Professions
Crafting is still one of the best gold-making and progression systems in New World. If you haven’t maxed your Weaponsmithing, Armoring, or Engineering, now’s the time. High-end crafted gear and consumables always surge in demand at the start of a new season.
Focus on:
Gathering rare materials like Void Ore or Runic Leather.
Crafting in towns with favorable buffs.
Selling early while the market is hot.
If you’re short on gold to speed up your crafting spree, SSEGold remains one of the safest and most trusted places to buy New World coins.
Plan Your Gold Strategy
When a new season launches, the economy goes wild. Everything from common materials to high-end gear fluctuates in price. Plan ahead by:
Flipping items you expect to rise in value.
Farming hotspots for rare drops before competition floods in.
Saving gold for investment opportunities once prices stabilize.
Smart traders often double their gold reserves within the first week simply by understanding supply and demand patterns.
Join a Solid Company (Guild)
Soloing in New World is fine, but if you want to thrive in Season 10’s fresh challenges, teamwork is everything. Companies that coordinate crafting bonuses, control territories, and organize PvP wars always get ahead.
Find one that matches your playstyle—whether you’re a hardcore grinder or a laid-back explorer.
Stay Updated on Patch Notes and Events
Amazon Games tends to slip small but impactful changes into pre-season patches. Keep an eye out for:
Adjustments to gear score progression
Seasonal questlines
Limited-time events and XP bonuses
These can drastically change how you prioritize your prep list.
Final Thoughts
Preparation for New World: Aeternum Season 10 isn’t just about grinding—it’s about playing smart. Tune up your gear, stay liquid with gold, refine your builds, and stock up on essentials before the chaos begins. And remember, if you’re short on gold or materials, SSEGold offers a reliable and safe way to give yourself a head start—without breaking the grind.
Gear Up Before the Reset
Before diving into Season 10, make sure your gear is in check. You’ll want to:
Refine your build: With each major update, balance changes shift the meta. Revisit your attributes, perks, and weapon pairings to align with the latest patch notes.
Upgrade essential gear: Craft or purchase top-tier weapons and armor while materials are still affordable. Once the season starts, prices skyrocket.
Stockpile consumables: Potions, food, and honing stones will save you time and Azoth once the grind begins.
Tip: If you’re short on crafting materials, buying from reliable marketplaces like SSEGold can save you hours of farming while keeping your gameplay smooth and efficient.
Master the New PvE and PvP Systems
Each new season in Aeternum tends to shake up the way we engage with the world. Expect tweaks to both Expeditions and Faction PvP.
For PvE lovers, make sure you’ve cleared previous expedition tiers so you’re not locked out of endgame content when Season 10 introduces new dungeons or bosses.
PvP players should prepare alternate weapon builds—meta shifts could easily dethrone your current loadout.
Remember: adaptability wins seasons.
Level Up Your Professions
Crafting is still one of the best gold-making and progression systems in New World. If you haven’t maxed your Weaponsmithing, Armoring, or Engineering, now’s the time. High-end crafted gear and consumables always surge in demand at the start of a new season.
Focus on:
Gathering rare materials like Void Ore or Runic Leather.
Crafting in towns with favorable buffs.
Selling early while the market is hot.
If you’re short on gold to speed up your crafting spree, SSEGold remains one of the safest and most trusted places to buy New World coins.
Plan Your Gold Strategy
When a new season launches, the economy goes wild. Everything from common materials to high-end gear fluctuates in price. Plan ahead by:
Flipping items you expect to rise in value.
Farming hotspots for rare drops before competition floods in.
Saving gold for investment opportunities once prices stabilize.
Smart traders often double their gold reserves within the first week simply by understanding supply and demand patterns.
Join a Solid Company (Guild)
Soloing in New World is fine, but if you want to thrive in Season 10’s fresh challenges, teamwork is everything. Companies that coordinate crafting bonuses, control territories, and organize PvP wars always get ahead.
Find one that matches your playstyle—whether you’re a hardcore grinder or a laid-back explorer.
Stay Updated on Patch Notes and Events
Amazon Games tends to slip small but impactful changes into pre-season patches. Keep an eye out for:
Adjustments to gear score progression
Seasonal questlines
Limited-time events and XP bonuses
These can drastically change how you prioritize your prep list.
Final Thoughts
Preparation for New World: Aeternum Season 10 isn’t just about grinding—it’s about playing smart. Tune up your gear, stay liquid with gold, refine your builds, and stock up on essentials before the chaos begins. And remember, if you’re short on gold or materials, SSEGold offers a reliable and safe way to give yourself a head start—without breaking the grind.
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Suggestions / Re: Make night vision goggle effect less green
« Last post by Eidein on October 08, 2025, 06:35:53 am »I'm playing a modified version of your xbow trap build. Seems pretty good so far. Very fun. Eiden is big mad that I'm using traps
https://underrail.info/build/?HgMHBwMQAwcAAMKgAB7CoMKgSz0AV2hoQxg_AAAAAG0ATCYBIn81MDgZTGpLwoAzAkLip74K4qy0Bd--
Eidein
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Builds / Re: Shotgun/Sniper build advice
« Last post by Eidein on October 08, 2025, 06:35:07 am »Sniper smg!