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  • Hand Guns in Remnant 2 are not just a secondary option; they fill various roles depending on the player’s build and can be more useful than Long Guns.
  • The most used and highest-ranked Hand Guns in Remnant 2 include the new Corrupted Guns, the Anguish, Meridian, Rupture Cannon, Bolt Driver, Sureshot, Tech 22, MP60-R, Cube Gun, Sorrow, Double Barrel, and Enigma.
  • Each Hand Gun has its own unique characteristics and advantages, such as crowd control, long-range shots, burst fire, charge time, high-risk high-reward damage potential, infinite ammo, and multi-target damage.



Remnant 2 has a lot of different weapons to choose from, especially since there are three different categories for weapons; Melee Weapons, Long Guns, and Hand Guns. Hand Guns, in particular, may seem like they’re just a ‘secondary’ option for when the Long Gun is out of ammo, but that’s not at all the case.

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Hand Guns, like Long Guns, fill all sorts of roles depending on the player’s build, and in some cases can actually be more useful than any Long Gun. But, it all depends on the player’s build and how they tailor it around their Hand Gun of choice. With that out of the way, let’s take a look at the most used and highest-ranked Hand Guns among Remnant 2 players, and talk about why they’re so useful.


Updated July 31st, 2024 by Jacob Buchalter: Remnant 2 is a game with a lot of items in it. There are hundreds of Rings, about half as many Amulets, tons of different Armor Sets, and a whole lot of different Weapons to choose from. In particular, players have two categories of weapons, their Long Guns and their Hand Guns. Long Guns are typically meant to be the primary damage for any gun-related builds, with Hand Guns usually being a backup or alternate option depending on the scenario. However, that isn’t the case for every Hand Gun, and if a player wants to build around a specific Hand Gun they can absolutely do so with varying levels of success. In particular, these are the Hand Guns that carry the category of weapons all on their own, and most of them have gone through their fair share of nerfs and buffs throughout the course of Remnant 2. Overall, we’re just excited to see what new Hand Guns they add in the upcoming Dark Horizon DLC, as the last one (The Forgotten Kingdom DLC) unfortunately didn’t add any new ones.



16 Meridian

A Co-Op Knockdown Nightmare

Remnant 2 - Meridian Explosion With Meridian PNG Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Meridian

Screamer

Special

82

1.9

5

15 Meters

30 Meters

40

None

None

None

First up (at the bottom) of the rankings is the Meridian, one of the weapons with the most tedious unlocks (before the Anguish, that is). To obtain this, players have to find the Flooded Sewer event in one of Losomn’s sewer maps, such as the Great Sewer or Tiller’s Rest, destroy the ooze enemy blocking the large pipe, and then wait around an hour and a half in real time for the room to fill with water so that the Traveler can get across a series of platforms to another pipe where the Meridian is sitting next to a corpse.


Once players actually manage to obtain this thing, it’s a whole lot of fun to use and can be especially useful with crowd control when there are a lot of enemies at once. However, this thing is nothing but a menace in multiplayer, as every explosion will likely stagger nearby teammates or, at worst, knock them off a ledge. So, use it with caution with friends online, or don’t use it with caution and become the reason the friendly co-op session suddenly becomes aggressive.

15 Corrupted Cube Gun

Fun Idea, Weak Execution

Remnant 2 - Corrupted Cube Gun

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Corrupted Cube Gun

Cube Room

Special

66

2.2

Overheat-based

15 Meters

35 Meters

105

None

None

None


First up is one of the newer weapons added to Remnant 2 alongside their second Aberration Domination event, the Corrupted Cube Gun. This is a Corrupted variant of the standard Cube Gun Hand Gun that takes the original concept of the weapon and twists it quite a bit. For example, instead of shooting those little cube crystals that return to the gun as the primary ammo like the Cube Gun, the Corrupted Cube Gun shoots these large energy cubes forward similar to the Cube Gun’s innate Cube Shield Weapon Mod (but a bit smaller).

Sadly, however, the Corrupted Cube Gun is just pretty weak. The damage of these energy cubes is mediocre, the gun overheats incredibly quickly (in like 3 shots without any overheat reduction), and its Cube Room Weapon Mod is very restrictive for not much benefit. With a couple of adjustments from Gunfire, this gun could easily become a lot better, but at the current moment, it doesn’t feel worth the Corrupted Shard investment.


14 Corrupted Meridian

The Dream Gun For The Detonation Trigger Amulet

Remnant 2 - Corrupted Meridian Being Used In Practice Range With Corrupted Meridian PNG on Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Corrupted Meridian

Deadpoint

Special

90

1.9

6

15 Meters

30 Meters

36

None

None

None

The Corrupted Meridian is basically better than the standard Meridian in every single way. Not all of the Corrupted Guns that Gunfire Games added in around the time of the 2023 Halloween Update are better than their original variant, but the Corrupted Meridian absolutely is. Not only are the timed explosives with an arc no longer a concern, but players can also charge up to three shots at once that all stick to the enemy they’re shot at. On top of that, the Deadpoint Weapon Mod on this gun is fantastic both visually and in terms of damage.


There was a time when this weapon’s primary fire was scaling with Mod Power, oddly enough, leading to some pretty creative builds, but that’s been fixed in the update that came with the Awakened King DLC. The only recommendation for this weapon, keep a fair distance from the explosion, as this thing is every bit as dangerous to the weapons user as the Star Shot’s Big Bang is.

13 Rupture Cannon

The Sci-Fi Shotgun Pistol

Remnant 2 - Reloading Rupture Cannon With Rupture Cannon PNG Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Rupture Cannon

Empty

Regular

42

3.1

12

13 Meters

35 Meters

60

5 Percent

100 Percent

10 Percent


The next Hand Gun, the Rupture Cannon, is one of the most fitting ‘sci-fi aesthetic’ weapons on here. Granted, the only other challengers in this thematic category are the other N’Erudian weapons like the Pulse Rifle or the Plasma Cutter, but that still counts for something.

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Instead of firing normal rounds, the Rupture Cannon fires a ‘shotgun spread’ of what seems to be energy-based projectiles per trigger pull. And, even though it’s labeled as a shotgun pistol in its description, these shots actually travel a fair bit farther than most players expect. All-in-all, just a dependable Hand Gun option with an empty Weapon Mod slot making it easy to fit into any build.

12 Bolt Driver

When Bullets Aren’t Enough, Shoot Crystals Instead

Remnant 2 - Bolt Driver PNG Overlaid On Image Of Reloading Bolt Driver


Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Bolt Driver

Empty

Regular

26

7.63

24

17 Meters

52 Meters

96

10 Percent

105 Percent

-10 Percent

While deceptively looking like an Earth-made SMG or something similar, the Bolt Driver is actually found in Yaesha and uses a burst of Pan crystals as projectiles rather than bullets. To obtain this, players will need to play the alternate or ‘secret’ song on the Water Harp in The Forbidden Grove of Yaesha, just outside the Ravager’s Lair. There’s an in-game method to figuring out this secret song (listen to the Flautist’s second song after activating the bridge to the Ravager), but most players just end up looking online for the answer.

Bringing things back to the Hand Gun, this weapon is another one that takes a bit of getting used to, as it has both a charge time before firing and a burst fire that separates it from the rest of the Hand Guns. But, once players get used to firing the Bolt Driver, they’ll quickly discover that its Weakspot damage potential and overall reliable DPS are worth the short adjustment period.


11 Sureshot

All You’ll Need Is One Shot

Remnant 2 - Firing Sureshot At Training Dummy With Sureshot PNG Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Sureshot

Empty

Regular

110

3

1

22 Meters

75 Meters

21

10 Percent

110 Percent

10 Percent

Now here’s a Hand Gun that’s almost the exact opposite of the Rupture Cannon, the Sureshot. Instead of having a high magazine capacity with consistent damage and a slow reload (AKA the Rupture Cannon), the Sureshot is a single-shot Hand Gun with high-risk high-reward damage potential and a relatively speedy reload.


It’s very easy to tailor a build into making the Sureshot (or Crossbow, if it’s been found) absurdly strong using Reload-based Amulets, Rings, Mutators, or any other gear that triggers some effect when a portion of the magazine has been used. To give just a few examples, both the Shiny Hog Lure and Tightly Wound Coil instantly turn the Sureshot into a ‘must-use’ kind of weapon.

10 Anguish

The Most Work For A Secret, & The Gun Is Just ‘Decent’

Remnant 2 - Anguish Hand Gun PNG Over Image Of Anguish In Use

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Anguish

Loath The Weak

Special

92

1.7

5

18 Meters

35 Meters

30

5 Percent

100 Percent

None


The steps required to obtain this next gun are honestly a point of contention for the Remnant 2 community. On one hand, the fact that a dedicated Discord full of fans spent days figuring out how to get this gun by data mining and working together is so incredibly interesting. On the other hand, some players find this whole process involving the Ethereal Manor to be tedious and not at all in line with the ‘spirit’ of this ‘Soulslike with guns’ type of game. Regardless of where any player falls on this discussion, the Anguish is a very creative Hand Gun.

The fact that it can work in close range, long-range, as an automatic weapon, and as an explosive weapon is very useful, but as a whole the gun used to be mediocre at best. Thankfully, with the new Crossplay Update for Remnant 2 that added in a whole host of new Corrupted Guns and adjustments, the Anguish has been buffed. Previously the Anguish had a weapon scaling cap of 2x, and it’s been upped to 3x. Does this instantly make it the best Hand Gun in the game? Absolutely not. But, it does make it a lot better and makes it a viable Hand Gun to use in a lot of builds it previously wouldn’t have been viable in.


9 Corrupted Rune Pistol

The Offense To The Normal Rune Pistol’s Defense

Remnant 2 - Corrupted Rune Pistol PNG Over Image Of Rune Pistol Being Used At Practice Range

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Corrupted Rune Pistol

Death Brand

Special

17

6.3

25

17 Meters

53 Meters

150

10 Percent

100 Percent

None

Out of all the Corrupted Weapons Gunfire Games added to Remnant 2, the Corrupted Rune Pistol is probably the one that nailed the assignment the most. Whereas the default Rune Pistol is a sidearm meant for players going for more of a support (AKA Medic) role due to the Soul Brand Weapon Mod, the Corrupted Rune Pistol is much more offense-focused. For one, the damage of this Pistol is pretty respectable and the option between fully automatic or burst fire is nice. But, the primary reason people love this Hand Gun is because of the Death Brand Weapon Mod.


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This Weapon Mod not only increases the damage any player does to any enemy with the Death Brand on it by 10 Percent but the Weakpot Damage buff they’ll get from the Echoes is also pretty absurd. And, the best part is, these buffs aren’t restricted to the Rune Pistol, so a player could activate Death Brand and then immediately switch to their main Long Gun to put out some gigantic damage numbers.

8 Cube Gun

Infinite Ammo Hand Guns Are Pretty Useful

Remnant 2 - Using Cube Gun Ability With Cube Gun PNG Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Cube Gun

Cube Shield

Special

15

7.5

5

18 Meters

50 Meters

105

5 Percent

85 Percent

None


On the higher difficulty modes such as Nightmare or Apocalypse especially (not even mentioning Hardcore), a lot of the difficulty comes from making sure players have enough ammo to get to the next checkpoint or get through the boss fight. For example, in multiplayer especially, players who do run out of ammo seem to do so right in the middle of a boss fight due to the boss’s HP scaling per player. So, a Hand Gun with infinite ammo is going to be highly sought after for that reason alone, which makes all the other reasons the Cube Gun is a great Hand Gun just icing on the cake.

To be a bit more specific on ‘why’ this gun is so great, the Cube Gun’s auto-equipped (not crafted, sadly) Weapon Mod has a wide variety of uses, the Cube Gun itself has good damage, and it is just so convenient to use. Plus, apparently, it has some pretty unique interactions with any gear that mentions the word ‘Reload’ as the game considers every single crystal returning to the gun to be a reload, which means a Ring like the Shiny Hog Lure can make for a game-breakingly strong combo.


7 Tech 22

The Most Satisfying Sound Effects For Any Gun In The Game

Remnant 2 - Unloading Tech 22 Into Training Dummy With Tech 22 PNG Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Tech 22

Empty

Regular

8

16

30

15 Meters

45 Meters

270

10 Percent

100 Percent

-10 Percent

Of all the guns in Remnant 2, the Tech 22 probably has the best overall ‘feel’ to it when firing. That’s not an insult to all the other guns, the developers at Gunfire Games really did a great job making sure all their guns felt both impactful and satisfying for players to use.

However, the visuals of the Tech 22 just absolutely unleashing a torrent of bullets combined with the sound of this process and the slight yet noticeable recoil all combine to make this Hand Gun a total blast to use. It has great damage, a very small spread when firing, and a pretty fast reload, which is just about everything a player could be looking for in a Hand Gun.


6 MP60-R

An Old Classic From The First Game

Remnant 2 - MP60R Door Holding MP60 With PNG Of Gun Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

MP60-R

Empty

Regular

9

14.2

42

17 Meters

50 Meters

252

10 Percent

100 Percent

None

Anyone familiar with Gunfire Games’ last title, Remnant: From the Ashes, is likely already familiar with this next Hand Gun, the MP60-R. In that game, it was just called the Submachine Gun, but in both titles, this gun is found by curious players exploring the Ward 13 hub area.


And, the minor amount of work and puzzle-solving to get this Hand Gun is more than worth it, as the MP60-R is a fantastic option. It’s basically the alternative to the Tech 22 for players who somehow don’t enjoy that gun, trading more spread and a slightly slower fire rate for more damage per shot and a larger magazine. Regardless of how players feel about this gun compared to the other Hand Guns, everyone can admit that the MP60-R is a gun worth using, especially in the early game when Scrap is even more of a precious resource.

5 Corrupted Nebula

Overpowered Due To Bugs, Subject To Change

Remnant 2 - Corrupted Nebula

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Corrupted Nebula

Nano Phase

Special

24

5.2

15

17 Meters

56 Meters

105

5 Percent

105 Percent

None

Originally, the Corrupted Nebula was first on this list, but at the time that was due to a bug that allowed its Weapon Mod to stack damage infinitely in a small span of time. Thankfully, this bug has since been fixed, but the weapon itself is still incredibly good.


The Corrupted Nebula is another Hand Gun added in the Crossplay Update/Aberration Domination Event for Remnant 2, and it’s a great twist on a Hand Gun that many people liked but didn’t feel was very good. However, the Corrupted Nebula’s innate Weapon Mod Nano Phase, even after the bug fix, is still incredibly powerful in the right build and gives Acid/Corrosion builds another much-needed option.

4 Corrupted Sorrow

A More Versatile & More Unique Sorrow

Remnant 2 - Corrupted Sorrow

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Corrupted Sorrow

Will of the Wisp

Special

42

2.6

10

17 Meters

52 Meters

60

7.5 Percent

105 Percent

None


The Corrupted Sorrow is one of the newer weapons added alongside the Crossplay Update for Remnant 2. It’s part of their second Aberration Domination Event in which players must find and defeat these unique Aberrations for their Corrupted Shards to get new Corrupted Variants of weapons. And, the Corrupted Sorrow is one of the weapons that’s now obtainable. This variant, instead of being entirely designed around the concept of survivability both in ammo and health like the original Sorrow, is more about raw damage and healing others with its Will of the Wisp Mod.

With the right Archetype combination and setup (Alchemist, for example) the Wisps that home in on enemies with the Corrupted Sorrow’s bolts in them do some pretty absurd damage. Not only that, but these same Wisps can heal allies hit by the bolts too. The only real downside of this weapon is its long downtime between volleys of arrows and using its Weapon Mod, as players do actually need to reload this weapon instead of just using the Weapon Mod to reload for them.


3 Sorrow

The Most Reliable Option For Survivability

Remnant 2 - Obtaining Sorrow Crossbow With PNG Of Sorrow Overlaid On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Sorrow

Eulogy

Special

45

2.6

5

16 Meters

19 Meters

45

10 Percent

115 Percent

5 Percent

Finally, it’s time to talk about the top three Hand Guns in Remnant 2 overall. Honestly, at this point in the rankings, what makes each Hand Gun ‘the best’ really depends on personal preference more than anything else, as all three of these guns can easily break the game’s balance if used with the right combination and build.


So, in third place, it’s the Sorrow Hand Gun, an aptly named gun that players get from one of Yaesha’s trickster gods, Meidra, in exchange for her dead siblings’ ring (the Tear of Kaeula). This crossbow pistol is by far one of the best guns in the game overall, but especially in regard to keeping its wielder if they’re using the Eulogy Weapon Mod. It’s also one of the other 10/10 recommendations for something to use in a Hardcore Mode playthrough since it helps so much with survivability.

2 Double Barrel

When One Shotgun Isn’t Enough

Remnant 2 - Firing Double Barrel Up Close Into Training Dummy With Double Barrel PNG On Top

Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Double Barrel

Empty

Regular

105

2.25

2

8 Meters

20 Meters

24

5 Percent

100 Percent

10 Percent


The next two weapons have defined the Hand Gun ‘meta’ of Remnant 2, ever since the game came out and will likely do so for the foreseeable future. That’s right, the Double Barrel is in second place and the Enigma is in first. The Double Barrel shotgun, in particular, is the king of high-impact single-target damage…as long as players stay incredibly close to their target, something that won’t matter much for Challenger players or players using the Stasis Beam Weapon Mod.

Not only that but at max Upgrades and with the right Mutators slapped on it (such as Bandit or Extender), this thing’s DPS output can double or even triple with the extra times the player gets to pull the trigger before reloading.

1 Enigma

The Gun Everyone’s Already Seen A Thousand Times

Remnant 2 - Enigma Lightning Chaining To Multiple Targets With Enigma PNG Overlaid On Top


Name

Weapon Mod

Weapon Type

Base Damage

RPS

Magazine Size

Ideal Range

Falloff Range

Maximum Ammo

Critical Hit Chance

Weakspot Bonus

Stagger Modifier

Enigma

Chaos Driver

Special

22

4

25

12 Meters

12 Meters

125

-10 Percent

None

-15 Percent

It feels a bit lackluster for the Enigma to be first up on here, considering how overused this gun feels when playing Remnant 2 online, but the facts are the facts. The Enigma is not only easy to obtain, has a great innate Weapon Mod (Chaos Driver), and is the best option for multi-target weapon damage in the game, but it’s also just fun to use.

Gunfire Games has already nerfed this weapon multiple times throughout all the updates they’ve put out for Remnant 2, but the Enigma still stands strong. The only area it really falls short is the magazine capacity, but with the right Mutator, even that is pretty much nullified. And to add insult to injury, it’s only become even more useful again with the introduction of the Ritualist Archetype, given that it applies the Overloaded Status Effect so easily.


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Remnant 2

Soulslike

Third-Person Shooter

Released
July 25, 2023

Publisher(s)
Gearbox Publishing

How Long To Beat
20 Hours

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The Most Rare Dragon Wishes in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

True to lore, Shenron might be considered the least powerful of the wish-granting dragons. Shenron’s unique wish, “I want to complete an Episode Battle,” rewards players with a Dragon Orb. Dragon Orbs can be spent to more easily beat a battle in the game’s story mode, but many players may not necessarily need to skip even Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero‘s most difficult battles.

Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed that Porunga’s Wishes are actually somewhat less potent than Shenron’s best wishes. This is meant to offset Porunga’s unique feature, which is the ability to grant three wishes at once. This is a straightforward mechanic, and it is more than rewarding enough for players who manage to track down Porunga’s Dragon Balls.


Players may have a hard time tracking him down, but Super Shenron’s Wishes are more than worth the effort. Aside from being the most potent in general, his exclusive wish is even more exciting. Super Shenron provides a wish called “I want more characters,” in which players can obtain either Goku Black or Fused Zamasu. This is not only a fun reference to Dragon Ball Super‘s Goku Black Arc but also one of the few ways to unlock these immensely powerful fighters.

Where to Find the Dragon Balls in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

Shenron, Porunga, and Super Shenron are all accessed through a different set of Dragon Balls. Just as their wishes are different, the requirements to obtain these Dragon Balls vary as well. Players who purchased the Digital Deluxe Edition will receive Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero‘s Season Pass, as well as one free Shenron Summon. Meanwhile, players who purchased the Digital Ultimate Edition will receive both the Shenron Summon and a free Super Shenron Summon.


Past that point, players will need to work hard if they want to collect any given set of Dragon Balls. Dragon Balls will occasionally be obtained as rewards for completing battles, but these drop rates are hardly reliable. Thankfully, players who had early access to Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero have already managed to map out most of the best ways to meet this challenge.

Shenron will likely be the first Dragon Wishes players can access, as his Dragon Balls can be easily obtained by completing missions through Whis’ Stamp Book and Zen-Oh’s Orders. Porunga isn’t so easy, as battles seem to be the only way to unlock his set of Dragon Balls. That said, grinding through offline tournaments does help to fast-track this process. Super Shenron’s Super Dragon Balls can be obtained by completing a full playthrough of Goku’s Episode Battles, ironically making them the most reliable to obtain.


It’s important to remember that Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero will receive DLC, and is therefore still an ongoing game. It’s more likely than not that more ways to obtain Dragon Balls will be released or discovered in the near future. Until then, players should continue to weigh their options and ensure they’re getting the best use out of the game’s best road for player progression.

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Samsung is keen to incorporate AI across every facet of your life, but that could mean one major removal from Galaxy smartphones. A report from ETNews points to a future where the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE will have AI features but no Settings menu. The article says that Samsung believes the AI in its phones will be able to anticipate your needs without you having to make any adjustments, thus making Settings a redundant feature.

The concept is part of Samsung’s desire for the Galaxy smartphones to be fully AI-driven. Though the exact form of a Settings-free smartphone hasn’t been unveiled yet, there are already hints about how the device’s AI could use a combination of conversation with the user and the way they use the device to adapt its performance without requiring the kind of menu adjustments currently common. It would encompass many aspects of the smartphone’s performance. That means the basics, like notifications, brightness of the screen, and its layout.

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