Nov 19
The renamed “Once Upon A Deadpool” is “filtered through the prism of childlike innocence,” Ryan Reynolds’ hero says.
Nov 19
Before the Samsung Galaxy S10 is revealed to the world in early 2019, we’ve got to start in on rumors for the Galaxy Note 10. What better way to prepare for the next big hero phone than to pour over leaks of the phone that’ll come after that? The next Note, as it were, was tipped this week to come … Continue reading
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A group of Fallout 76 players ended up crashing the game’s server when they conducted a synchronized triple nuke launch. That was apparently too much to take for the server which ended up buckling. Be warned, though, there are some spoilers ahead if you still haven’t picked up the title.
The group of players who randomly met on Reddit synchronized the launch of three nukes on the map but the server crashed as they neared ground zero. They ended up being kicked from the game. The players had deployed the nukes after defeating the Scorchbeast Queen.
Those who have played the game would be aware that Scorchbeasts are high level enemies that surface after a Fissure Site is nuked. The Queen is a level 95 unit that can be defeated as part of a timed event.
According to reports, the players had played the beta for long enough to access the nuke codes before the game was launched. This enabled them to synchronize a triple nuke strike on the title’s launch day.
Bethesda has rolled out the first major patch for Fallout 76 today. It brings fixes and improvements. The patch might prevent this from happening ever again. It’s pretty likely that many other players will try recreating this by synchronizing nuke launches across the map to see if the patch really does fix it or not.
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Nov 19
Born Daniel Hernandez, he rose to prominence with a top-five single in 2017.
Nov 19
The “Mary Poppins Returns” star took to the mic for “I Want It That Way.”
Nov 19
Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn has been arrested, after the automaker found years of financial reporting improprieties following a whistleblower report. Ghosn is accused of underplaying his compensation in Tokyo Stock Exchange securities reports, in addition to using company assets for personal use. It’s a shock announcement for what had been seen as one of the key architects of Nissan’s turnaround … Continue reading
Nov 19
Amazon Prime already offers a number of benefits to subscribers, and today we can add “advance screenings to movies that will probably be mediocre” to that list. Amazon has announced that it’s offering tickets to advance showings of Aquaman to Prime subscribers, so if you’re part of that group, you have the opportunity to see the movie before anyone else … Continue reading
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