Pokemon TCG Pocket’s High Class Pack Ex Booster Is a Controversy Waiting to Happen

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As a long-time player of *Pokemon TCG Pocket*, I’m really starting to get frustrated with how collecting has become in the game. It feels like the limited-time offers and promos are just the norm, but the whole Shiny situation is a real problem. They’re so expensive to get with pack points, it feels like it all comes down to luck. And what’s even worse is that if you *do* pull a Shiny you don’t need, you’re stuck with it because you can’t trade! Now, they’re releasing a new Deluxe Pack EX on September 30th, and it’s only going to be around for a month. That means we’ll have to rush to get the cards we want, and rely on even *more* luck. It just feels like things are getting harder and harder for collectors.

Solo Leveling Season 3 Will Reveal Why Jin-Woo’s Sister Never Became a Hunter

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I’m really seeing a lot of excitement for Season 3 of *Solo Leveling*! Fans are constantly urging the creators to release it, and it’s easy to understand why. We’re all eager to see more of Sung Jin-Woo’s incredible battles, and I think a lot of us are hoping to finally see his relationship with Cha Hae-In develop into something truly romantic next season.

You Should Play Elden Ring to Prepare for Pokémon’s New Boss Battles

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Let’s be clear: *Legends: Z-A* isn’t a true ‘Souls-like’ game, but the combat is much faster and more complex than previous *Pokémon* battles, demanding quick reactions. It builds on the real-time elements introduced in *Legends: Arceus*, but significantly increases the intensity. While dodging attacks from a new Rogue Mega Evolution Pokémon, I was reminded of the challenging combat in *Elden Ring*. If you’re hoping to prepare for *Legends: Z-A*, you might find games like *Elden Ring* or *Skyrim* more helpful than *Pokémon Scarlet and Violet* or even *Legends: Arceus* itself.

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Boruto: Kishimoto Teases a Forgotten Character Will Finally Get Real Growth

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Watching the latest arc of *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex*, it’s becoming clear we’re building towards a huge showdown between Boruto and the God Trees. What’s really interesting is that the creators, Kishimoto and Ikemoto, have suggested that Eida and Daemon will be facing off against the Shinju Mamushi soon. That definitely makes me even more eager to see what happens next!

Tether’s AI Shenanigans: QVAC Translate Sneak Peek! 🤖✨

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Now, the QVAC gang is all about this “Local AI” hoopla, which they claim was inspired by some Isaac Asimov tale called “The Last Question.” 🤓 Basically, their gadgets run right on your device, so your secrets stay your secrets. No Big Brother peeking over your shoulder-unless your device is a snitch, which is entirely possible in this day and age. 🕵️♂️

Quantum Threats: Are Exchanges Prepared? 🌌💸

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A recent exploit of UXLINK, that most mischievous of protocols, allowed attackers to mint billions of tokens and dump value, wiping out millions in seconds. 🧙‍♂️💰 Add to that the billion-dollar bridge hacks, which have become as common as a well-timed quip. 🏗️💸

Ripple’s RLUSD Shakes Up Crypto World: Bybit Joins the Party!

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Hold onto your hats, folks! Bybit, the colossal giant of the crypto world, has decided RLUSD deserves a seat at the grown-up table. And guess what? They’ve rolled out multiple trading pairs like RLUSD/USDT, RLUSD/ETH, RLUSD/BTC, RLUSD/MNT, and RLUSD/XRP. It’s like a buffet of options, and everyone’s invited-well, depending on where you’re sitting in the world. (You know, those pesky regulations!)

FTX Creditors! Beware the Digital Phantom in Disguise! 🕵️♂️💸

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Sunil revealed that FTX creditors were bombarded by an email from an address pretending to be Kroll. The prose? A Shakespearean tragedy: “Dear Client, Kroll Restructuring Administration LLC is the agent overseeing the resolution process…” followed by a partnership with “Digital Disbursements.” The cherry on top? A no-reply email and a plea to “set up accounts.” Spoiler: It’s a scam.

The 25 Best World War 2 Games to Play In 2025 – 80th Anniversary

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This isn’t just a list of popular WWII games; it’s a personal pick of some of my favorites – games that are realistic, moving, historically important, and available in 2025. You’ll find everything from incredibly detailed simulations to emotionally powerful stories about the impact of war. Whether you’re a long-time strategy game enthusiast or new to the genre, this list offers a unique way to experience and learn about the defining conflict of a generation. There’s something here for every player.