The Good Luck Stunt in the game Skate is notoriously difficult. It requires players to jump from one building to another, landing on a shattered globe. While there are multiple approaches, mastering the correct technique allows players to successfully complete the stunt, proving it takes more than just chance.
Paolo Ardoino, Tether’s high priest of digital alchemy, proclaimed USDT the “savior of the damned” as Toyota and BYD-those modern charioteers of steel and circuitry-accept crypto for cars. A peasant buys a vehicle with digital phantoms, spared the indignity of watching his life’s savings evaporate like morning dew. How poetic. 🤔
If you’re looking to explore the game world more quickly and fight enemies faster, you’ll want to know how to get the Silkspeed Anklets. Here’s what you need to know to find them.
The current competitive scene in *Magic: The Gathering* is dominated by a clear hierarchy. One deck is significantly more powerful than the rest, another is specifically built to defeat it and perform well against other common strategies, and a third is adaptable, holding its own against both of those decks while also being able to win against less popular options without relying on specific counter-cards. Interestingly, two of these top three decks heavily feature creature cards that are cats, mice, or rats – making the ‘cat and mouse game’ a very real theme. These decks are:
Looking for Legendary Weapons in Dying Light: The Beast? This guide details where to find every type of Legendary Weapon in the game, with specific locations for each one.
The press release, dated Friday, claims the funds will be transferred via BitGo, Kraken, or Payoneer. Because who doesn’t want to trust their savings to a trio of crypto platforms that probably still owe their parents money? 💸
Drumroll, please… 🥁 The crown goes to Bitmain’s Antminer S23 Hydro 3U, the Beyoncé of miners, clocking in at 1,160 TH/s and 11,020 W. It’s raking in $50.06 a day-basically a latte habit for the rich and hash-y. ☕ But hold your horses, it won’t hit the shelves until January 2026. Because, you know, suspense. ⏳
Devil Fruits are exceptionally strong, granting whoever consumes them incredible abilities, but at the cost of being able to swim. These fruits fall into three main categories – Logia, Paramecia, and Zoan – each offering different types of powers. However, there’s a strict rule: a person can only ever eat one Devil Fruit. The author has made it clear that consuming more than one will result in fatal consequences – the person’s body will explode.
The Initiative, a studio owned by Xbox Game Studios, first announced a reboot of the game Perfect Dark at The Game Awards in December 2020. However, after five years, Microsoft decided to cancel the project and close the studio in Santa Monica as part of broader cost reductions. The exact number of employees affected by the closure is unknown, though the studio had around 50 people in 2021 and likely grew after starting work on the now-cancelled game.
Last year, the developer of *Stardew Valley*, ConcernedApe, released the major 1.6 update with lots of new features. Many people thought he would then focus on his next game, *Haunted Chocolatier*, after such a big addition to *Stardew Valley*. However, it looks like he’s continuing to work on *Stardew Valley*, with update 1.7 planned for release. While it might not happen, a likely release date is becoming clear.