Battlefield 6 Addresses XP Farms and Progression Complaints

The newest *Battlefield* game has had a very successful launch, but it hasn’t been without problems. Developers DICE are now focusing on fixing slow player progression and exploits that allow players to quickly gain experience points. This comes after they already addressed complaints about how weapons fired, making the game’s shooting more accurate based on player feedback. DICE is continuing to refine the game with updates and improvements.

Ethereum’s Latest Tantrum: Has It Finally Hit Rock Bottom… Or Just the Floor?

The daily time frame shows the $ETH price to be at a very critical juncture. Following Bitcoin’s lead, $ETH has fallen steadily since making a lower high early this week. Having fallen around 13%, to just kiss the ascending trendline and having come up against strong horizontal support at $3,700, could this be a good time for a bounce? Perhaps, if we believe in fairy tales and the occasional miracle 🌟.

Battlefield 6 Players Aren’t Happy With The Game’s Season 1 Roadmap

Even though some longtime fans were hesitant, *Battlefield 6* has launched very successfully. Many consider it a strong return to the series’ roots after the troubled release of *Battlefield 2042* in 2021, bringing back popular features and gameplay. Within just over an hour of release, the game reached over 747,000 players simultaneously on Steam, making it one of the platform’s most popular games. Publisher EA has also announced that 7 million copies were sold in the first three days.

Bank vs. Crypto: Epic Clash Unleashed! 😂💸

Behold, dear reader, this novel edifice of convenience: clients may now clasp both USD and the phantoms of digital coinage in their grips, dispatching and receiving them without the barbaric snarls of yore. Pray, imagine the headaches averted, the bureaucratic demons slain! Nathan McCauley, that bold CEO, doth declaim with the fervor of a prophet:

Original Dead Space Creator Is “Making Calls” And Eager To Develop Dead Space 4

Almost a year ago, a developer revealed that Electronic Arts rejected plans for a fourth Dead Space game. Many believe the recent Dead Space remake didn’t sell as well as Krafton had hoped, which is probably why there’s been no news about a second remake or a new game. Despite this, the developer has repeatedly said he still wants to create another terrifying Dead Space experience.