In the 1999 film The Phantom Menace, Jedi Master Yoda explained that there are always two Sith: a master and an apprentice. Originally, this idea was thought to be a rule created by the ancient Sith Lord Darth Bane to stop conflict within their ranks. However, recent information suggests that may not be the reason anymore.
According to Denis Fedorov, CEO of Unfrozen studio, some players have already spent over 200 hours playing the game’s trial version. This is thanks to a random map generator that creates a nearly endless amount of unique gameplay experiences. The developer explains that players can enjoy “dozens or even hundreds of hours” with different map setups without getting repetitive, and this variety is also a key feature of the multiplayer mode.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord has always included made-up factions inspired by real historical countries, but it lacked a direct equivalent to the Vikings – until now. The upcoming ‘War Sails’ expansion will introduce the Nords, filling that gap. Naturally, this new faction comes with the ability to engage in naval battles. We’ll soon find out how much the expansion costs, whether our computers can handle it, and most importantly, when we can start raiding and pillaging!
You can purchase Of Ash and Steel for $23.99, but this price includes a 20% discount that lasts for two weeks. After that, the price will increase to $29.99. Check out the launch trailer below for more information from publisher TinyBuild and developer Fire & Frost.
Josee is a powerful, front-line attacker in Code Vein II, ruling over the Sunken City. She uses a two-handed sword and has a special ability called ‘Hound’ that makes her very resistant to interruptions during attacks. Her reveal trailer is similar in style to the recent trailers for Lou MagMell.
The Canary Litecoin ETF, it seems, has chosen the path of least resistance, barely managing to outperform some of the more enthusiastic (and far less disappointing) crypto ETFs, such as those focusing on XRP and Solana. You know, the ones that actually have investors.
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After wobbling like a wobbly pudding under the $2.00 mark last week, XRP has bounced back with the resilience of Matilda outsmarting the Trunchbull. Trading volumes? Through the roof, my dear friends-$6.22 billion in 24 hours! That’s more cash than the entire stash in Fantastic Mr. Fox’s underground lair! 💰
According to some fancy analysts – probably sitting in their silk armchairs – the Bitcoin aSOPR has been peacefully loafing between converging trendlines, barely bothering to blink or raise an eyebrow. This indicator, which judges whether investors are cashing out with a smile or crying into their coffee, has been stuck for nearly two years. When the aSOPR is over 1, it’s like investors are happily selling at a profit, waving their winnings like a defeated gladiator waving a white flag. Under 1? Losses, dear friends, losses. And exactly 1? The market is just making everyone break even, which is the equivalent of applause for a mediocre play.
So, what’s the secret sauce behind XRP’s sudden burst of confidence? Let’s dig into this mystery, shall we? 🕵️♂️
