In simple terms, Riven Crown guarantees an engaging battle experience that combines the strategic nature of traditional Souls-like combat with a complex, sequence-based fighting system. Drawing inspiration from The King of Fighters, the game incorporates ‘super-states’, which provide unique combo attacks and special abilities.
Yes, that’s right. While the world wondered if Musk’s political distractions were tanking Tesla’s sales, he declared he was “scaling back” his duties with the Department for Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.) to save his first love—Tesla. According to Musk, he’s now “just one or two days a week” in Washington, likely while wearing a cape made of taxpayer dollars.
The IC3 tallied 149,686 crypto-related whammies in 2024, a 66% jump from last year. Losses? Oh, just a casual $9.3 billion — up from $5.6 billion in 2023. Who’s keeping score? Oh right, the scammers! Their greatest hits include fake investments, identity swaps, and crypto ATM tricks that snatched $247 million. The biggest villain? Crypto investment fraud, dragging in $5.8 billion, which is basically the fiscal equivalent of a punch to the gut — and it’s 47% worse than last year. Fantastic.
The response from the community has been incredibly positive. One user, dragon-mom, voiced their support saying, “That’s truly impressive of them.” This sentiment appears to capture the overall mood among gamers who value it when a large company like Bethesda shows affection towards its origins and the modding community that flourishes around it. Players believe this action underscores that Bethesda isn’t just exploiting nostalgia; they genuinely value the passion the modders exhibit and acknowledge their hard work. Despite remasters sometimes receiving mixed reactions, here the sentiment is that the love for Oblivion has endured beyond numerous game releases, making this gesture even more significant.
Users on the subreddit enthusiastically discussed the updates for Oblivion Remastered, with one user, Lousy_Username, highlighting several improvements. The game now includes fresh voice acting for each race, adding depth to the storytelling experience. Who would have thought high elves could express their dissatisfaction over the lack of elevator music? Additionally, there’s a new combat animation system that offers hit feedback, so players can tell exactly when they’ve struck an enemy or missed. With a sprinting system added, traveling through the vast lands of Cyrodiil is less laborious. Considering how some of us just want to complete our quests without trudging everywhere at a snail’s pace, this is a significant upgrade.
The response to Bethesda’s announcement was a blend of bewilderment and dissatisfaction. One user, -MERC-SG-17, pointed out that while the remaster doesn’t officially support mods, it seems to work with the original mod tools from 2006. It’s like receiving an attractive antique chair but finding it may not be as comfortable as expected. Another commenter suggested that the absence of mod support might serve a hidden purpose – possibly a disclaimer to shield themselves from complaints by players who choose to delve into uncharted waters of unsupported modifications. Unlikely-Fuel9784 said, “It’s been discovered that modding is indeed feasible,” offering a glimmer of hope amidst the confusion.
Below, you’ll find a teaser trailer for Elves of Amberwald, courtesy of Nacon. At this time, details regarding the console release of The Last Spell’s related DLC have not been disclosed.
Here are three distinct scenarios unfolding: The wedding celebration of Leida, Mon Mothma’s teenage daughter, to Stekan Sculdun, a young man born into local aristocracy; the awkward dinner shared by Dedra, Syril, and Eedy (Kathryn Hunter); and, most precarious, the escalating pressures faced by unregistered rebel workers on Mina-Rau as they brace for an impending Imperial inspection.
The proclamation emerged, as if from the depths of some absurdist playwright’s mind, on the very website extolling the virtues of this meme coin. The mere whisper of this event sent $TRUMP’s value skyward, perhaps on wings of investor folly and FOMO, ascending by a staggering 70 percent.
In the heat of their games, numerous players have expressed that the power level of auto-attack items has grown excessively dominant. A player named TDogeee emphasized this point by stating that after only a few matches, these items seemed incredibly effective, leaving mages seemingly absent from the gathering. This sparked a wave of conversations about the potential benefits of fielding not one, but two Marksman characters in a single team. The consensus soon formed, as players started exchanging tales of double Marksman formations and how it reshaped the flow and results of their battles. Another player, SirFancyCheese, concurred with this observation by pointing out that even in ranked matches, there was a rising pattern of encountering three auto-attack characters on both sides, demonstrating just how deeply entrenched this strategy has become within the game’s meta.