Well now, gather ’round, folks! It seems our dear friend Polkadot (DOT) has taken a fancy to the idea of soaring, with a delightful leap of over 10% in just a day! Why, it’s strutting its stuff among the top-performing altcoins like a rooster in a henhouse. Grayscale, that crafty fox, has added Polkadot to … Read more
In the grand theater of the absurd, a Russian figure, cloaked in the shadows of cryptocurrency, has been summoned to the stage of American justice. Aleksei Andriunin, the illustrious architect of Gotbit, now finds himself in the spotlight of a Boston court, having been whisked away from the sun-kissed shores of Portugal, where he had … Read more
According to Civilopedia, a Palace provides 0.5 units of Science for every nearby Vegetated Feature it has. Contrary to common assumption, this isn’t a secret bonus hidden within the building itself. Instead, it’s a unique advantage that only benefits one civilization – the Mayans – in the game.
Among King’s works, some of the finest adaptations have been horror movies, and while certain ones may fade from memory, “Pet Sematary” and “Misery” will forever remain as exceptional and genuinely spine-tingling tales. With streaming services, fans have enjoyed a plethora of King adaptations, ranging from the eerie backdrop of “In The Tall Grass” to the child protagonist in the reboot of “Firestarter”. However, one lesser-known King horror movie on Netflix stands out as one of the superior adaptations of his intricate stories.
James Gunn, who’s associated with Superman, has expressed his thoughts on the use of post-credits scenes and how DC Studios handle them. Instead of using these scenes to hint at future connections, DC opts to integrate crucial plot points into the films themselves. Gunn contends that this approach gives writers more creative liberty and prevents them from committing to storylines prematurely. This shift towards a more natural storytelling technique allows each film to maintain its individuality while still constructing a broader universe, without being confined by predetermined plans that could potentially restrict future narrative possibilities.
Some well-known Samoan professional wrestlers are known for being formidable competitors in the world of WWE, as demonstrated by Roman Reigns’ almost four-year reign as the Undisputed WWE Champion and Jey Uso’s unexpected victory at the 2025 Men’s Royal Rumble in February. Facing either of these wrestlers is already a difficult task, and a simple headbutt move has often proven ineffective against Samoan wrestlers in WWE. In fact, it’s become something of a running joke in WWE, where a wrestler will attempt to headbutt their Samoan opponent, only for the latter to dismiss it before retaliating with some harsh reprisals.
At this moment, there’s uncertainty about what direction Avowed will take next since Obsidian Entertainment has yet to announce any plans for a DLC or expansion. However, if they do decide to move forward with additional content, it’s crucial that they avoid repeating the mistakes made by Bethesda in the Shattered Space DLC.
On Xbox One, a feature named Snap enabled users to keep a secondary app, such as YouTube or a web browser, open alongside their game on the side of the screen while playing. Regrettably, this Snap feature was discontinued from Xbox One consoles in 2017 during an attempt to enhance system efficiency, since it might have consumed some RAM when used. Microsoft justified removing Xbox Snap by stating that it was necessary to release console resources, but many Xbox enthusiasts lamented the loss as it had been a helpful resource for multitasking.
Following all that has transpired thus far, there remains only one more episode to be shown at the time of writing, and it holds the potential to surpass all others as the finest yet in Dragon Ball Daima. A captivating aspect of this series is the possibility of fusion through the recently introduced Join Bugs, but spectators haven’t had a sneak peek at how this might manifest, so let’s find out how our heroes’ fusion unfolds in the finale of Daima.
A significant portion of the rule changes in D&D 2024 is aimed at addressing the shortcomings of 5e, with specific concern over some spells causing much debate. Although there are adjustments (or “nerfs”) across the new Player’s Handbook, the most notable being a reduction in power for the ‘Conjure’ spells from 2014, it primarily focuses on enhancing martial classes rather than weakening spellcasters. In fact, the new PHB extends the range of these classes by introducing numerous new spells that were not included in the 2014 PHB.