Jujutsu Shenanigans Custom Movesets Guide – How to Import

Importing and using custom movesets is now really easy in Jujutsu Shenanigans and it’s all done via your private server and Workshop. I’ll show you how to create a Private Server, enable the Workshop and import all custom movesets alone or with friends. Here’s my Jujutsu Shenanigans custom moveset guide.

How to Use Custom Movesets in Jujutsu Shenanigans

You can use custom movesets in Jujutsu Shenanigans in a Private Server by yourself or even play with friends (I’ll showcase this below). Here’s a full step-by-step guide on creating a Private Server and importing custom movesets:

• When you launch JJS, click on the magnifying glass icon.
• Select Custom Servers.
• Click on Create a Server.
• Name your server and click Create (It will become visible to others).
• Click on the plus (+) icon in the top left to open Server settings.
• (Optional) You can select Lock Server to prevent other players from joining.
• Here you can customize various settings but for custom movesets scroll down and enable Workshop Access.
• With this toggled on, click on the new Workshop icon at the top.
• Select Movesets and click on the downwards arrow icon on the right to be able to see all available custom movesets.
• Browse through them or search for the one you want by name then click on the import icon for the one you want (For example search for Modulo Yuji using the search bar).
• Confirm the import on the right by clicking Yes.
• Now you have that moveset (Repeat the process for different movesets)

You can mark your favorite custom movesets with the Star icon in the top right and then find them in the Favorites tab of the Workshop. Feel free to also browse check out other Server settings with the (+) icon to, for example, spawn in dummies. That said, you can also play around with friends (See below).

Custom Movesets With Friends in Jujutsu Shenanigans

You can also play using custom movesets in Jujutsu Shenanigans with friends and other people in general. There are two methods and here’s a guide on both.

Method 1 – Create Your Own Custom Moveset Server

This process is similar to our guide above where you create the Private Server using the guide and then have your friend do the following:

• When they open JJS, have them click on the magnifying glass icon.
• Have them select Custom Servers.
• They should click on the downwards arrow icon to toggle all servers.
• Then they just need to search your server name and join.
• Once they’re in, make sure the Workshop Access option is toggled on in the Server settings menu (+).
• Then, same as with the guide above, they can just open the Workshop using the WS icon in the top, click on the arrow to display all moves and pick one to import.

Method 2 – Join a Custom Moveset Game Mode Server

Alternatively, you can simply open up the Server list and search for something like “custom”. A bunch of servers should pop up where people are hosting game modes using custom movesets. Look for servers like “X+ Custom Movesets” and similar ones. Then just join by yourself or with friends and enjoy a chaotic game mode using custom movesets like Modulo Yuji, Sonic or even The Flash from DC Comics.

Now you can fight against your friends and random online sorcerers using custom movesets similar to how they do it in JJS Creator Clashes. That’s it for my guide on how to use custom movesets in Jujutsu Shenanigans. Check out our Jujutsu Shenanigans codes for a bunch of free goodies.

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The launch of the Shrouded Sky update in ARC Raiders has a few new ways for players to be rewarded for their efforts, and the First Wave Raider Caches should be high on your priority list.

Not to be mistaken with the standard Raider Caches (in terms of their content), this variant is exclusive to the Hurricane map condition. While surviving the storm is filled with horrors and terrors, you can get some amazing loot in the process.

How to get First Wave Raider Caches in ARC Raiders

The First Wave Raider Caches are special containers that you can search for valuable loot. Not to be mistaken for Unconvered Caches, First Wave Raider Caches have been revealed by the strong winds of the Hurricane map event. These caches appear to be bigger than the standard ones (possibly due to the larger number of items).

Finding one is a huge challenge since it’s very hard to locate them in the dark. So far, I have found them on the Dam Battlegrounds and the Blue Gate maps. But some members of the community have also found success on Spaceport and Buried City.

I have marked the locations below (my own and based on the community). I have added the possible spots for Blue Gate and Dam Battlegrounds, but I will add more locations as I find more caches in the days to come.

First things first – the First Wave Raider Caches don’t have fixed locations on the map. Their locations appear to change with the raid, so that’s something to keep in mind. The locations shown on the images below are ‘possible’ spots where you should look. Finding one will also largely depend on your luck. Always look around the bushes because some of the caches can be hidden from open view.

If you’re on Dam Battlegrounds, you can check out the locations marked above.

If you’re on Blue Gate, you check the spots marked on the image above.

Are First Wave Raider Caches worth it in ARC Raiders

First Wave Raider Caches are incredibly valuable to find in the current version of ARC Raiders. I am unsure if the rate of rewards will be changed in the future, but you can find some amazing items. The pool of possible rewards includes blueprints (for weapons and explosives), among other things.

Hence, finding the caches should be your top priority if you’re willing to brave the challenges of the Hurricane.

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