MO.CO Death Ball Run: Smart Ring Tactics & Level 70 Loot
Why This Stream Mattered
What looked like a routine father‑and‑son session turned into the biggest open‑world mob run MO.CO has seen so far. Viewers not only watched Brody’s smart plays but also learned how temporary smart‑ring levels reshape late‑game builds.
Smart Rings 101 – Temporary Power, Lasting Strategy
Echo opened with a reminder that ring levels disappear once the Elite Hunter season flips. Each reset bumps the gear ceiling by ten, so planning for level 40 items now saves headaches later. If you treat rings as permanent, you’ll stall out when the next cap lands.
- Elite Hunter reset = fresh grind. Save shards to push priority rings right after a reset.
- Most‑picked ring: Warrior for its dodge safety net, but Echo hints at more variety if the devs add new perks each season.
Building the Death Ball
The pair headed to Corrupted Forest → Corrupted Ruins → Corrupted Cave, inviting everyone who typed the lobby code. Tips that kept the run alive:
- Stay inside the blob. Stray too far and you miss drops—and the heals.
- Prioritise Overcharge elites. Purple beams = big XP and Chaos Cores.
- Dash through spitter shots. Moving forward, not back, shortens exposure.
Brody’s Techno Fist Build Shines
Echo handed Brody a Techno Fist + Spinsicle setup backed by Vitamin Shot and Snow Globe. Despite half the chat predicting a wipe, the eight‑year‑old:
- Survived the hardest zone without burning all med‑shots.
- Kept ranged damage steady with Spinsicle’s spin‑up buff.
- Learned on the fly to pop Snow Globe for crowd slows.
Loot Breakdown
Thirty minutes of non‑stop clearing delivered:
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total XP | 44 000 |
| Chaos Shards | 70 |
| Chaos Cores | 5 |
| Ring Upgrades | 6 (Vitality +2, Echo +1, others +1 each) |
The final pop pushed Echo’s account to level 70, proof that open‑world farming still beats solo rifts for raw experience if you can organise a crowd.
Community Vibes & Family Co‑Op
More than 100 viewers spammed heart emotes while Echo coached his son. The chat’s mood shows MO.CO’s social layer is as strong as its loot loop—something many mobile ARPGs never nail.
What Players Want Next
- Fresh map with tougher mobs to match rising gear caps.
- Weapon & gadget skins, ideally drawn from community votes.
- Seasonal apartment décor (a Christmas tree that buffs town‑buff gear was a popular suggestion).
Final Thoughts
This stream proved two things: big mobs still rule MO.CO’s end‑game, and smart‑ring timing can make or break your progress. If you’ve been stuck in solo content, gather some friends, copy Brody’s Techno Fist template, and ride the Death Ball to easy shards before the next reset wipes the slate clean.
