Randy Pitchford recently shared his thoughts on player expectations regarding game performance, particularly frame rates. He believes some players demand too much, specifically when hoping to run Borderlands 4 at 4K resolution on a variety of computer setups. Pitchford referred to those insisting on 4K as being “stubborn” and suggested they would have a better experience playing at 1440p instead.
For a long time, Battlefield games have featured classes with their own specific weapons, skills, and equipment. This system, particularly popular in games like Bad Company, Battlefield 3, and 4, helped set the series apart from other first-person shooters. But the developers have been shifting away from this approach in recent installments, and with Battlefield 6, they plan to introduce completely customizable classes – at least in some game modes.
Meanwhile, these giant crypto whales-no, not aquatic creatures, actual wallet-holding monsters-are busy emptying exchanges faster than you empty a bag of chips during a Netflix binge.
As *O Brother, Where Art Thou?* marks its 25th anniversary, actor John Nelson joined our *Role Call* series to reminisce about playing Delmar, one of the film’s hilariously clueless escapees. Nelson recalls George Clooney playfully suggesting they all should have lost their union cards due to their over-the-top performances. However, John Turturro offered key advice at the start of filming: always give the Coen brothers more than they expected. Nelson believes the exaggerated nature of their acting, combined with moments of genuine sadness and emotion, actually enhanced the film’s comedy.
After weeks of holding its breath (and possibly a few nervous breakdowns), the token has done the unthinkable. It closed above that dreaded resistance zone, igniting a fresh wave of optimism. Traders, like eager students in a high-stakes exam, are now eyeing higher targets. And of course, momentum indicators are flashing green-because when have they ever been wrong, right?
Ah, Michael Saylor’s Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) has once again displayed the admirable habit of accumulating a modest 525 bitcoins this Monday, nudging the hoard to a staggering 638,985 BTC. Yet, oh cruel fate! The mNAV took a timid dip to a mere 1.47. The learned minds at Standard Chartered now whisper that these low mNAVs are the melancholic ballads that haunt digital asset treasury companies (DATs), putting a damper on the “fresh buying” spree, which might, just might, explain why bitcoin decided to pause its dramatic waltz upward. 💤
A popular video shows Selena Gomez noticing a 75-year-old man smiling at his phone. She quickly figures out who he’s texting and excitedly tells her fiancé, Benny Blanco. Many online viewers think she says, “Marty’s texting Meryl,” while beaming. You can watch the moment here:
Sony’s latest report shows that since 2023, more than 50,000 employees across 210 teams have begun using a new system. They’re using it for more than just messaging or writing assistance – it’s now integrated with their everyday work applications. Sony has also been experimenting with AI, testing over 300 projects, and successfully incorporating more than 50 into daily operations.
Despite today’s little tantrum, fear not-Dogecoin’s potential future is looking as bright as ever. According to the ever-optimistic Trader Tardigrade (yes, I too thought it sounded like a character from a forgotten sci-fi novel), there could be a 7x rally on the horizon. That’s right, up to a jaw-dropping $7! As improbable as it sounds, he insists that the bullish pattern is still intact. In fact, according to our good friend Tardigrade, the triangle pattern breakout has all the hallmarks of a classic ‘buy now, regret nothing later’ scenario, with a rather delightful 1:29 risk-to-reward ratio.
Bitcoin (BTC) sneaked down to $115,000 (no, that’s not a typo-still a gazillion dollars), and top coins like Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) were sulking with over 3% losses in just one day. Oh, the humanity!