Fortnite’s social media channels recently shared a picture of beets with a playful caption: “Build. Beets. Battle Royale.” This is a reference to a famous line from the TV show The Office, which originally said, “Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.”
Watching a professional player like Aydan prepare for an important practice match is incredibly insightful. It’s easy to think the best players just jump in and win, but they actually follow a specific process to stay consistent. What’s interesting about Aydan’s routine is that he doesn’t rely on always feeling energized or having perfect aim right away. Instead, he shows that mental strength and a good warm-up are the most important things for playing well. He demonstrates that getting your mind ready is just as crucial as choosing the right weapons and equipment.
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, there’s increasing worry about its energy consumption, the need for more data centers, and the resulting effects on the environment.
In late December, several prominent members of FaZe Clan announced their departure from the organization. Almost everything associated with FaZe Clan, except for their Counter-Strike and Call of Duty esports teams, was quickly shut down.
Whenever a new multiplayer shooting game is released, people immediately wonder if it’s free to play. ARC Raiders isn’t – it costs $40, which surprised some players. While many popular shooting games are free, the game’s developer, Embark Studios, made this decision intentionally. They studied what other successful games have charged and believe players are looking for a complete, paid experience without the extra costs and limitations often found in free-to-play games. Embark is confident players will appreciate a premium game that doesn’t rely on in-app purchases.
Arc Raiders has recently faced issues with players cheating and exploiting the game. A particularly well-known problem was a glitch on the Stella Montis map, where players could escape the playable area and unfairly attack enemies from outside the normal boundaries.
Ever wish you could quickly get the main points from a long article, game guide, or something similar? That’s what AI summarizers do. They’re like a helpful assistant that uses artificial intelligence to read through lengthy content – even videos – and turn it into a short, easy-to-understand summary.
If you play Genshin Impact, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of running out of Original Resin. You use it quickly on domains, then have to wait for it to recharge. Luckily, Condensed Resin solves this! It lets you save your Resin so you can farm resources more effectively when you have time to play.
Bungie announced on X (formerly Twitter) on January 20th that their free-to-play looter shooter game was unexpectedly downloading onto the computers of players who had pre-ordered their new game, Marathon.
Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft AI, shared these thoughts as the company expands its use of AI into areas beyond simple chatbots and tools to help people work.