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You can trade in your enemy's teeth to "bend" time in vampire RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, care of some really horrible Tooth Fairies
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You can trade in your enemy's teeth to "bend" time in vampire RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, care of some really horrible Tooth Fairies

I've been vaguely looking forward to grotty dark fantasy RPG The Blood Of Dawnwalker, despite its genAI flirtations. To recap, it casts you as a medieval vampire fledgling whose family has been abducted by another, boss vampire. You've got 30 days and nights to save your loved ones while deciding just how much you're going to succumb to the gore-guzzling curse. Read more

Blizzard fire World Of Warcraft developer over use of forbidden magicks to insta-kill bosses for regular players during dungeon run
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Blizzard fire World Of Warcraft developer over use of forbidden magicks to insta-kill bosses for regular players during dungeon run

World of Warcraft studio Blizzard have announced that they've fired a developer after development-only spells were used to insta-kill some Mythic+ dungeon bosses for a party of non-dev adventurers. The studio will also be "taking action against the player accounts that were complicit in this violation", which was unearthed by some combat log sleuths. Read more

HyperX Pulsefire Saga gaming mouse review: modular parts win hearts
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HyperX Pulsefire Saga gaming mouse review: modular parts win hearts

If the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike’s analogue clickers were all about fine-tuning the sensation at the very tips of your mousing fingers, the HyperX Pulsefire Saga is all about adjusting the parts nestled in the rest of your hand. To nowhere near the same extent, granted, but the Saga’s modular components – and the fact that it costs a fraction of what the X2 Superstrike does – make it appealing addition to your wired mouse options. Read more

Freedom Ship – Die erste echte schwimmende Stadt der Welt
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Freedom Ship – Die erste echte schwimmende Stadt der Welt

Das Freedom Ship soll einmal Platz für etwa 80.000 Menschen bieten. Doch noch ist es kaum mehr als eine kühne Vision, die vom echten Bau noch weit entfernt ist. Mehr dazu lest ihr im folgenden Artikel: Fast 2 Kilometer lang und Platz für 80.000 Menschen: Wie Visionäre die erste echte schwimmende Stadt der Welt bauen wollen – und warum Kritiker an dem kühnen Plan zweifeln