Minority Mindset
A group of gamers returned to Star Citizen for the recent event, but found themselves unexpectedly disconnected with an anti-cheat warning. If this happened to you, don’t panic – it doesn’t mean you’re a cheater or banned! Instead, it seems to be a glitch from the latest update that’s causing trouble.
Despite a decrease in its initial fanbase, Among Us remains one of the most prominent party-cooperative game franchises. In an effort to capitalize on the game’s popularity, developers at InnerSloth have introduced Among Us VR, which is slated for an update to Among Us 3D. This change will enable PC gamers to enjoy the game without needing Virtual Reality equipment. With the release date approaching quickly, many players are curious about whether console users, such as those on Xbox, PS4, PS5, or Switch, will also have a chance to play this game on their devices.
Title of the mod: ‘Kitty Big’
In essence, there isn’t too much to elaborate on this title as such. However, let me share a short tale for those who are still with us.
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a cat named Big Kitty. She wasn’t your average feline; she was larger than life and full of charm. Her size, combined with her playful nature, made her the talk of the town. In this mod, you might just encounter a character as extraordinary as Big Kitty!
As a devoted fan, I’m eagerly anticipating the midscope update for Naafiri, as the developers have clearly outlined their intention to enhance her outplay potential and skill expression. Many of us in the League of Legends community feel this is crucial, given that Naafiri has often been seen as shallow and unengaging. Players like NotSoFluffy13 are thrilled at the prospect of Naafiri being jungle viable, expressing their excitement: “Just making her capable of jungling is good enough for me.” This sentiment underscores a broader trend within our community, suggesting that offering more accessible gameplay roles could boost Naafiri’s overall playrate. The jungle role is particularly appealing to players due to its strategic and dynamic nature, and I believe Naafiri could greatly benefit from this opportunity.
Initially, there’s a collaboration featuring the joint capsule with GEEKS RULE, which emphasizes the iconic Neon Genesis Evangelion anime. This collaboration includes T-shirts displaying poster visuals from the 2021 release of Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time, along with a musical note symbolizing the official conclusion of the anime after nearly three decades.
In terms of sales during this specific timeframe, Monster Hunter Rise sold approximately four million copies, whereas Monster Hunter World exceeded five million in both physical shipments and digital sales. It’s yet unknown if Monster Hunter Wilds will break the record for Capcom’s best-selling game, but it has undeniably started off strongly.
Anticipation about the forthcoming announcement concerning the set development has sparked enthusiasm throughout the FIFA community, much like a beacon in the dark. User PepsiRacer4 mentioned, “A problem was found with the King of Egypt Evolution,” and the declaration of a particular Right Midfielder (RM) evolution has piqued curiosity. Players are enthused about cultivating their squad’s potential, as leveling players is often likened to watching paint dry – an activity that isn’t always exciting. The prospect of having multiple evolutions becoming available soon allows players to explore more diverse team combinations, broadening their tactical possibilities as they adapt to the ever-changing meta landscape.
The main issue within the community centers around the peculiar choice to make the “King of Egypt” evolution exclusive to right-wing players only, which is causing a lot of dissatisfaction. To put it simply, leongainz expressed the collective frustration with this statement: “Why limit it to RW when even RM needs a boost? Are they out of touch?” This sentiment echoes the feeling that these restrictions turn what could be an engaging evolution into a repetitive gameplay experience. Instead of having the freedom to develop different positions, players feel as though their options are being narrowed down and forced into roles that do not match their preferred team configurations. Another commentator, coco_the_monkey3, also shared similar concerns with, “Once again, an evolution for wingers that doesn’t accommodate RM/LM, suggesting a lack of understanding from EA regarding the diverse needs of modern football formations.
As a devoted fan, I can’t help but feel the shared anguish as we reminisce about our relentless pursuit of Chiesa. User wsscrows brilliantly encapsulates this eternal struggle in their post, revealing that after cracking open over 1500 packs during TOTY and countless more after September, they’ve only managed to draw Chiesa once. It feels like hunting for a mythical creature in a sea of pack openings—all the excitement with none of the glitter or magic. Instead, there’s a heavy sense of disillusionment, coupled with stats that seem to suggest some players are more common than others. The hunt for Chiesa has become a shared narrative; we all understand the burn of our futile efforts! In the midst of this collective sigh, wsscrows shares their triumph of packing “everyone but Messi, Mbappe, and Theo.” Talk about an exclusive club!
In order to gather Screamer Pods, you have a couple of options: one is to find them exclusively in Baunos, or around the Windward Plains where you might encounter small flying wyverns. These creatures produce a potent and disabling sound by vibrating their throats, which can be employed as a weapon against other monsters. Keep in mind that Baunos tend to be wary, so they will only attack if provoked. You’ll know when you’re near one as they appear on the map as pink diamonds.