Finished the new ship build last night. Heat shield kept glitching on approach so I got cooked on re-entry. That death stung more than the pirate dogfight that came right after.
The procedural stuff keeps handing me the same two biomes with different names. Even when I jumped galaxies in No Man's Sky the terrain felt lazy.
Scanner still clips through rock if you crouch too fast, so half the fauna logs came up empty. I just want the fights to feel earned instead of waiting on another dice roll.
Played for almost an hour and the first thing that stood out was how long the opening took. Walked the character across a plain just to talk to someone who gave me another walk across the same plain. The combat clicked after a while. One string of light attacks turned into a short combo that actually staggered a pack of wolves, so I kept pressing buttons until the rhythm felt natural.
Black Desert still feels stretched in places. Twenty straight minutes were just me riding from one marker to the next with almost nothing happening in between. I pressed the sprint key, watched the scenery, an…
OpenAI has removed live internet access from the training process of its most advanced AI models. Instead of pulling fresh data from the live web, these models now only browse and search a cached copy, as the company detailed in a Friday blog post. The decision is based on OpenAI's assessment of current alignment research, monitoring systems, and the security of internet infrastructure.
Bored Panda rounded up 75 of the most baffling product labels, instructions, and signs people have stumbled upon in the wild. Some are plain bad, others are weirdly creative, and a few are so confusing they make you question the whole design process. The collection shows how packaging can accidentally become comedy, with shoppers snapping photos just to share the absurdity. It is a fun reminder th…
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What's the most random photo you've ever seen that made you laugh out loud?
If you're looking for cookware that makes you want to cook more, the colorful pans from Great Jones first caught our eye on Molly Yeh's Food Network show. After a year of cooking with them, we get why the brand has become a favorite online. The appeal isn't just looks — the pieces are beautiful and fun to use.
Does the color of your cookware actually change how much you enjoy coo…
Banijay Entertainment, the newly merged giant formed by Banijay and All3Media, is looking to expand into U.S. scripted production. Chief business officer Frederic Balmary shared the company's ambitions at Rome's MIA Market, noting that Netflix is simultaneously ramping up its American hit slate amid a content leadership shake-up. Balmary described the battle for intellectual property as…
For the people of Bazoulé, a village near Burkina Faso's capital, sharing a pond with over a hundred crocodiles is everyday life. A 2016-2017 survey counted 268 of the reptiles living there. Children grow up swimming in the same water, and Pierre Kaboré, the head of the village's crocodile caretakers, recalls doing so himself as a boy. Local legend tells that these crocodiles arrived wit…
Boss Rush
