In the realm of One Piece, people often assume they know a character based on their initial impression, but looks can be deceiving. Over time, many characters have been given certain reputations by fans, leading us to expect a particular outcome for them. However, there are instances when these characters surprise us by revealing aspects that contradict our initial assumptions.
Imagine this: Hyperliquid nabbed a whopping 35% slice of all blockchain revenue in July, leaving Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain consoling each other with a collective “Well, at least we still have each other.” VanEck’s cryptic scribes, led by Matthew Sigel-head-honcho and professional market tea-leaf reader-put it thusly:
Pepe’s price action finds itself in quite the predicament, balanced as delicately as a teacup on the edge of a saucer. After what can only be described as weeks of relentless selling, traders are fixated on a critical support zone. A sharp reversal, one might call it a theatrical turn, followed a bearish divergence between price and RSI in mid-July. 🎭
In several tales within the franchise, gods play a role, but not all Final Fantasy titles let players experience the genuine sensation of being divine. Let’s delve into some games from the Final Fantasy series that evoke that god-like sense of power that only deities can appreciate. We will evaluate these games based on how accurately they represent such “godly” powers.
In June of 2025, a massive influx of players brought the simultaneous user count for “Dead by Daylight” to a new high of 106,029, surpassing its previous record set in June 2021 with 105,093 concurrent users, after the release of the highly anticipated “Five Nights at Freddy’s” update. This popularity spike for “Dead by Daylight” was particularly noticeable in June of 2025.
In the 0.6.4 update for the game Palworld, one significant adjustment made to the balance system involves a change to Trigger Happy. It’s well-known that Trigger Happy was excessively powerful for new players Finsider and Finsider Ignis, and while reducing its power was essential for maintaining game balance, it’s still unfortunate to witness such an overpowered trait being toned down, albeit slightly.
Many exceptional shooter games, which have left an indelible mark on their respective genres, remain confined within the hardware of systems they can only be played with controllers attached. Yet, this limitation is not a hindrance at all. Below is a rundown of some of the finest shooters ever created that are yet to make their way onto PC platforms.
In Nightreign, the dragon known as Fissure in the Fog, Caligo, Miasma of Night, has a vulnerability to fire attacks. This creature is also susceptible to strike damage and, given its type, it’s particularly vulnerable to anti-dragon attacks. It would be wise to equip your weapon with some form of fire damage before engaging this dragon. This can be achieved using the Night of the Beast relic.
According to a recent CryptoQuant Quicktake (which, let’s be honest, reads like a modern-day oracle), an analyst dissected the trend of altcoin inflows heading straight for Binance. They call it the “Exchange Inflow Transaction Count” – a fancy term for tallying every time an investor dumps their digital coins onto a centralized exchange. Because nothing says “I’m about to sell” like piling your crypto onto a platform. Who would have thought? 🤷♂️
Indeed, certain open-world games excel at creating an atmosphere where players truly experience the thrill of exploration. Discovering hidden gems and participating in gameplay that encourages exploration adds significantly to the charm and uniqueness of such games.
