Battlefield 6 Fan Shares Idea to Add More Variety to Conquest

When Battlefield 6 first came out, there were a bunch of ways to play, and my go-to was always Conquest. It’s a massive 64-player mode – 32 on each team – where you’re fighting over huge maps, trying to capture points and basically wipe out the other team’s reinforcements. Since then, they’ve added a lot more, including a free-to-play battle royale mode called REDSEC. It’s been a bit controversial – some people love it, others aren’t so sure – but a lot of us think some of the stuff in REDSEC could be really cool in other parts of the game.

Best Friendslop Games

Many of the games popular right now share similar ideas, while some have become unique and set trends for others to follow. The most successful games really nail the feeling of fun and connection, minimizing frustration and maximizing laughter, making them enjoyable for large groups of people.

RPGs On Steam With Perfect Endings

Valve is expanding its presence in gaming with the upcoming Steam Machine, planned for release in 2026. Along with the Steam Deck and the Steam client for PCs, this new console will solidify Valve’s place in gaming culture. The open nature of the platform makes it easy to enjoy classic games, including some of the greatest RPGs originally released on the NES.

After God Valley, Eiichiro Oda Has Confirmed One Piece’s Strongest Pirate

As a huge One Piece fan, I’m completely hooked by what Eiichiro Oda is doing with the Final Saga! Right now, the Straw Hats are in Elbaf, the land of the Giants – and it’s been amazing so far. Everyone’s buzzing because Oda is starting to reveal pieces of the Loki flashback, and it’s promising to be a wild ride with so many answers coming our way!

Chainlink’s Chaotic Dance: Will It Bounce or Break? 🤹♂️📉

Chainlink, that intrepid little rogue, has returned to its weekly demand zone after a steady decline from the $22-$26 band. According to CryptoPulse, this level has served as a base for previous recoveries, much like a well-tailored waistcoat in a gentleman’s wardrobe. The chart shows the coin tapping the green accumulation block once again, with initial signs of support forming on the latest weekly candles. Earlier cycles, one suspects, were merely the market’s way of saying, “Let’s pretend we’re not panicking.”