The Case for a Faster Stim Pistol Fire Rate

The Stim Pistol seems great in theory – a long-range weapon to heal teammates sounds fantastic. However, in practice, it’s surprisingly awkward to use. The main issue is its very slow firing speed. Many players find themselves struggling with the weapon itself, rather than being able to effectively support their team and focus on the enemy. Let’s take a closer look at why this slow fire rate is such a significant problem.

Sony is alarming players with an idea that seems to be taken straight from Black Mirror. It’s about censoring video games in real time

The system has incredible features that seem like they’re from a sci-fi movie. It can instantly silence bad language, censor content with black bars, blur images, and even use deepfake technology to swap objects or change what characters say. Sony explains this isn’t just for parents controlling what their children see; it can also help players who are afraid of certain things. For example, users could choose to remove clowns or spiders from the game screen if they want.

Battlefield 6 under fire for allegedly selling AI-generated cosmetic in bundle

Artificial intelligence is a major point of debate in the gaming world. Players and developers are currently struggling to agree on how much AI should be used when creating game content. For example, Hideo Kojima has stated he believes AI shouldn’t be used for creating art, and the game Claire Obscur: Expedition 33 recently lost its Indie Game of the Year award because it used assets generated by AI.

Biggest-ever Lego Lord of the Rings set leaked for 2026

Minas Tirith, the capital city of Gondor, appears briefly in the first two films of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers, before taking center stage in The Return of the King. The stunning white city is built on seven tiers and features a dramatic, rocky cliff running through its center.

Jimmy Kimmel Will Address a “Fascist” Year in Channel 4’s Alternative Christmas Message

For over 30 years, a British TV channel has broadcast an Alternative Christmas Message – a different take on the year compared to the traditional message from the Queen (now King Charles III). The message has been delivered by a diverse group of personalities, including celebrities like Marge Simpson, Sharon Osbourne, Stephen Fry, and Ali G. Now it’s Jimmy Kimmel’s turn, and it’s safe to say we have a good idea of what he’ll be talking about.

Ether’s Rollercoaster: From the Depths to the Throne of $3K – Hold On Tight!

The winds of change blow favorably, as CryptoQuant reveals that the 30-day moving average of Ethereum Taker Sell Volume has dipped to a mere $6.3 billion-the lowest since the golden month of May! Such a decline suggests that traders, no longer gripped by panic, are quietly pondering their next moves while sipping herbal tea and contemplating the meaning of life.

🚀 XRP to $100 by 2030? Zach Rector’s Wild Crypto Ride 🌽💸

Despite the occasional rally, like a stubborn mule kicking up dust, XRP remains a far cry from triple-digit glory. The chasm between optimism and reality has grown wider than the Grand Canyon, forcing some in the XRP camp to rethink their timelines. It’s like watching a farmer pray for rain while his crops wither-hopeful, but maybe a tad delusional. 🌾💨

Finished script for Bad Company 3 is waiting for a better moment. Lead designer of the second installment points to the only person who can change that

The team at EA DICE has shared some early ideas for Battlefield 6, aiming for a 2026 release. While the studio has faced some challenges recently, fans are hoping for significant changes, like the revival of a previously discontinued Battlefield series. However, even someone who originally worked on the game doesn’t think these hopes will be realized anytime soon.