As a long-time Battlefield player, I’ve dealt with weapon bloom since Battlefield 3. Basically, it’s that spread you get when you keep firing, making it harder to stay accurate the longer you hold down the trigger. Now, in Battlefield 6, it feels… off. A lot of us are noticing it’s either not working right, or it’s just way too strong, making it really tough to land consistent shots.
So, these titans of finance – Citi (NYSE: C) and JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) – are suddenly very, very interested in blockchain and cryptocurrency. Shocking. Citi told CNBC (because they *need* to tell CNBC everything) that they’re aiming for a crypto custody platform in 2026. 2026! Like, I’ll probably be living on Mars by then. Meanwhile, JPMorgan is still “exploring” stablecoins and tokenized payments. It’s all very exciting if you find watching paint dry…compelling. They’re prepping for the digital currency invasion, now that the US regulators have *finally* decided what’s what…mostly.
The Pacifist Challenge is one of two ways to earn double the Silver in the game. It’s a tough task – you have to defeat all the stage bosses without using any weapons! This guide will give you the strategies and tips you need to complete the Pacifist Challenge in *Megabonk*.
The campaign in Battlefield 6 includes several references to previous games, especially Battlefield 3. One mission specifically introduces the beginnings of the villainous group, Pax Armata. While you don’t need to have played older Battlefield games to enjoy Battlefield 6, long-time fans will appreciate how events from Battlefield 3 connect to the new game’s story.
The Cronus Zen is a device that lets players use scripts and macros – pre-recorded button combinations – with their controllers. It works by mimicking controller inputs, allowing for features like automatic rapid firing and eliminating weapon recoil. Since its release in May 2020, the Cronus Zen has become a popular cheating tool in many first-person shooter games because it’s difficult to detect.
Beginning in November 2022, *World of Warcraft* has been giving yearly subscribers extra perks. These often include unique mounts for both the current game and *Classic WoW*, like the Startouched Furline which was introduced in October 2024.
Battlefield 6 is compatible with both keyboard and mouse, and controllers, across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. Each control method has strengths and weaknesses. With the game’s crossplay feature, PC and console players will be playing together, leading many to wonder whether a controller or mouse and keyboard offers a competitive advantage.
Over the last nine years, this charming game has gained a dedicated following and a lively modding community, and it’s still incredibly popular. During that time, the world of independent games has also grown a lot. Many games have borrowed ideas from *Stardew Valley*, but it continues to be the best example of its kind. Here’s a look at what makes this game so influential.
The Elbaf arc in *One Piece* has created an ideal setting for the Straw Hat Pirates to become more powerful. Currently, the land is filled with powerful Demons created by Imu, who appears to be the biggest threat. He’s supported by formidable allies like Dorry and Brogy, along with other dangerous demons.
In a move that screams “We care… about PR,” the exchange will hand out $300 million in token vouchers. Values range from $4 (“Congrats! Here’s a coffee and a hug” 🧋) to $6,000 (“Now you can rebuild your life… maybe”). Eligibility? You must’ve been liquidated between Oct. 10-11, 2025, lost at least $50, and had those losses eat up 30% of your net worth. Because nothing says “we’re in this together” like a math test before your participation trophy. 🎯🧮
