Phasmophobia’s Next Map, Nell’s Diner, Hints At The Game’s Exciting Future

Corey Dixon, the art director for Phasmophobia, explained that Nell’s Diner is packed with original details, offering more ways to interact with the environment and several hidden surprises. When the game was first created by Daniel Knight, he was primarily a programmer, not an artist, which is why Phasmophobia has historically relied on fairly basic visuals for things like furniture, vehicles, and even the ghosts. However, as the game nears its full release after version 1.0, the team is planning a major visual update. This approach is already visible in recent map redesigns, such as the dilapidated Grafton Farmhouse and the more refined Bleasdale Farmhouse.

Air Force base orders removal of “too early” Christmas decorations in privatized housing

A post on the Air Force amn/nco/snco Facebook page noted that holiday decorations were already appearing in the base’s privatized housing. The notice reminded residents to put up decorations no more than 30 days before the holiday they celebrate, and asked those who had already put up decorations to take them down and put them back up when the time gets closer, following community rules.

Indonesia Considers Video Game “Restrictions” After School Bombing

So, I was reading that President Prabowo in Indonesia is taking this recent violent attack really seriously. Apparently, he’s asked his team to figure out what kind of limits they might put on things after the police finish their investigation. He hasn’t said exactly what those limits would be, but his State Secretary, Prasetyo Hadi, let slip they’re specifically looking at PUBG – you know, that super popular battle royale game – as a potential area for restrictions. It’s kinda crazy to think a game could be involved, but that’s what’s being reported.