Poland’s Crypto Comedy: Vetoed by the President, the Dream Dies (For Now) 🤡💸

Apparently, the legislation-dreamed up by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s gang-was supposed to make Poland dance to the EU’s crypto tune, the oh-so-glamorous MiCA framework. Introduced back in June, but alas, it was handed a veto quicker than you can say “blockchain bonanza.” The president claimed it would “threaten freedoms, property, and stability,” because who doesn’t love a good melodrama? 🎭💥

Steam Users Have Until December 8 to Try This City Builder with Overwhelmingly Positive Reviews for Free

Songs of Syx is a fantasy city-building game where you grow a small settlement into a vast empire, ultimately leading massive armies in real-time combat. The game features a pixelated art style and lets you interact with diverse fantasy races, cultures, and creatures – you can even worship a variety of gods! You’ll be responsible for building roads, plazas, and bustling ports to drive commerce. It’s an independent game created by a single developer and brought to life through a successful Kickstarter campaign.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance Could Be Getting a Big Upgrade Soon

Warhorse Studios has, for the first time, officially hinted at a next-generation upgrade for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, though rumors have been circulating for a while. Previously, a reliable source familiar with the game claimed an update for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S was planned for early next year – reportedly between January and April – and stated it was “100% confirmed.” While fans should still be cautious, this claim now seems more likely as Warhorse is starting to suggest the update themselves.

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Bitcoin’s Derivatives Ballet: 11,588% Liquidation Fiasco Explained! 😂📉

Behold, the imbalance: for every $1 lost by shorts, the longs weep $115. A ratio so lopsided it makes a camel look balanced. One must wonder, did the longs collectively forget they were gambling, or did they simply assume the Fed would hand them a golden goose? The crowd, it seems, had crowded too close to the edge, and when the macro winds shifted, the dominoes fell with the elegance of a poorly timed joke. 🤡

Tim Cain Returns To Obsidian For New Project

Tim Cain, a key figure behind the popular Fallout series and co-director of The Outer Worlds, recently came out of semi-retirement. He’s rejoined Obsidian Entertainment and is now working on a new mystery game.

Bungie Nerfs Popular Destiny 2 Renegades Farming Spot

Tharsis Outpost is the new social hub in Destiny 2‘s Renegade expansion, designed to feel like a classic Star Wars cantina, similar to the one in Mos Eisley. Players can meet with different factions, reconnect with Spider, accept quests, and buy new items from vendors. Recently, players have discovered a simple and affordable way to get powerful, though unpredictable, gear.

Japanese Taxi Driver-Starring Psychological Horror Game ‘Silent Road’ Announced

Endflame, an indie game studio from Catalonia, Spain, recently released Silent Road. The studio was founded in 2019 and first gained attention with Ikai, a 2022 psychological horror game set in feudal Japan. Ikai featured a priestess haunted by her past, and while reviews were somewhat mixed, it’s become known as a truly frightening modern horror game, particularly for its use of Japanese folklore, focus on making the player feel vulnerable, and creative monster designs.

Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.3.0 Fails to Check One Item Off Players’ Wish Lists, and the Clock is Ticking

Since the initial test version of Battlefield 6 was released, many players have discussed how chaotic and confined the maps feel. While some enjoy this more intimate style, comparing it favorably to classic maps like Operation Metro and Grand Bazaar, a large number of players believe that huge, open maps are essential to what makes Battlefield unique. Maps like Caspian Border, Sinai Desert, and El Alamein are examples of this, and only Mirak Valley in Battlefield 6 offers a similar scale – most of the other maps are much smaller.