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The Street Fighter film was initially scheduled to premiere on March 20, 2026, but it has now been removed from Sony’s release schedule. This seems like an unanticipated decision, given that a new director, Kitao Sakurai, joined the project in late February, taking over from the previous co-directors, the Philippou brothers.

As a devoted Manor Lords player, I can tell you that achieving the Trader milestone calls for strategic foresight, much like a cat contemplating a unique party idea for its canine friend. The importance of securing a reliable food source becomes glaringly obvious, as demonstrated by Aleolex’s post highlighting the intricate planning required to steer clear of a looming food crisis. The “Hunger” warning isn’t merely a catchy message; it’s a heart-stopping reminder that sets many players on edge. Scroll through the subreddit, and you’ll find numerous stories of others sharing similar tense moments. One user, eatU4myT, even hinted at the benefits of starting in an area abundant with fish, suggesting it could alleviate concerns about food supply scarcity. In his words, “You must establish a backup food source promptly,” a sentiment that rings true for every player when they witness their food reserves dwindling.

As a dedicated fan of Manor Lords, I’ve been pondering about the development team and their progress lately. Ever since the game entered Early Access, there’s been an ongoing curiosity among players: has Greg managed to bring on additional developers beyond the artists and playtesters? One user, Rich_Future4171, voiced a desire for more manpower on the project, acknowledging that while Greg has built a strong foundation single-handedly as a solo developer, the game’s advancement appears to have plateaued. Many players are quick to encourage Greg to expand his team, recognizing the immense potential of Manor Lords. However, there’s also a hint of uncertainty in the air: could it be that Greg has already assembled a small, unannounced team working behind the scenes? The community seems divided, eager for confirmation yet supportive of Greg’s solo journey.

Users in the Manor Lords subreddit have enthusiastically shared their experiences of switching to ultrawide monitors, finding it transformative in how they experience the game’s environment. One user humorously commented, “Me: ‘What castle is that? I don’t remember going there?’ before realizing they weren’t even in the Kingdom Come Deliverance subreddit!” This witty remark encapsulates both the joy and momentary confusion that ultrawide monitors can bring due to their expansive views. These wide vistas let players see more of the game at once, particularly beneficial for strategy games with meticulously crafted worlds. The increased visual scope often deepens appreciation for the game’s graphics, enabling users to appreciate intricate details such as sprawling landscapes, bustling villages, and elaborate fortresses that might be overlooked on standard screens. The broad perspective creates an immersive experience, making players feel like they are part of the world rather than just observers.

A lively argument has sprung up among the players about whether fallow seasons are essential for their goal of becoming the top farmers in Manor Lords. UristMcKerman sparked this debate with an intriguing post detailing his conclusions based on the game’s mechanics. He argues, as per the game’s wiki, that fields don’t necessarily have to lay fallow if players are regularly switching among three different crops. Intriguingly, he points out that any soil above 30% is equivalent to 100%, leaving some players questioning whether they should abandon the traditional farming method altogether.

In an update about Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, they mentioned that they need more time to ensure the game meets the high technical standards fans anticipate and deserve, as stated in their blog post. To accompany this announcement, a video with World of Darkness Executive Vice President Marco Behrmann was also shared today.

In 2015, Critical Role debuted with minimal mainstream popularity for Dungeons & Dragons. However, it wasn’t until the following year, when Stranger Things introduced the tabletop game to a wider audience, that Dungeons & Dragons truly started gaining traction in popular culture.

In preparation for the launch of Episode Heresy Act 3 on April 1st, this update is relatively small but necessary. It’s a friendly reminder that with today’s release, there are only seven days remaining to complete any incomplete Guardian Games achievements or weapon quests.