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The Black Ops 6 Hit List event, set to begin on Thursday, November 21, 2024, is a limited-time event that allows players to earn various rewards by completing specific 'Contracts' across Black Ops 6 and Warzone. These contracts involve taking out specific targets, which could appear in matches or be tied to challenges such as getting kills with certain weapons or winning matches.
The rewards for the event are divided into personal and community achievements. Personal rewards include items such as the Big Plans Loading Screen (100 points), Elimination Game Calling Card (250 points), Evidence Emblem (500 points), Targeted Weapon Charm (750 points), and the Power Drill Melee Weapon (1000 points)[2][3][4].
Community rewards require collective efforts from all players and include the Buffer Weight Stock Attachment (5 Billion points), Shadow Perk (10 Billion points), Hand Cannon Scorestreak (15 Billion points), Veteran Warzone Perk (20 Billion points), and the Sirin 9mm Special Secondary Weapon (25 Billion points)[2][4].
Other rewards mentioned include CoD Points, the Veteran Warzone Perk, which reduces the power of enemy equipment, and various other items like the Sirin 9mm, Power Drill Melee Weapon, and the Buffer Weight Stock attachment[1][3][5].
The event is expected to run for approximately two weeks, concluding around the mid-season update in early December[1][3][5].
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Guilty Gear Strive has released its Update 14.1, which includes several significant changes and additions to the game. This update introduces a new game mode, along with various key fixes and adjustments. The patch notes detail improvements and balances to the game, enhancing the overall player experience. The update is scheduled to be released after maintenance on November 20, 2024, and will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Steam, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.
The new game mode and fixes are part of Arc System Works' ongoing effort to keep the game fresh and competitive, especially with its inclusion in major tournaments like Evo 2024. The update addresses various aspects of the game, ensuring a smoother and more engaging experience for players.
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While there is no specific news today about Sony adding haptic feedback to older PlayStation games, Sony is actively working on enhancing and facilitating the use of haptic feedback technology in gaming. A recent patent publication reveals that Sony is developing a haptic feedback hand strap designed to help game developers test and implement haptic feedback without the need to constantly pick up a controller. This device allows developers to experience haptic feedback vibrations while having full use of their hands and fingers, making it easier to adjust and test haptic feedback settings in real-time.
Sony's focus on haptic feedback is also evident in the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller, which features advanced haptic capabilities that simulate environmental factors and react to in-game choices. This technology is a significant advancement from the traditional rumble motors used in earlier controllers like the DualShock.
However, there is no current initiative specifically aimed at adding haptic feedback to older PlayStation games. Instead, the efforts are geared towards making it easier for developers to incorporate haptic feedback into new and upcoming games.
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Genshin Impact Version 5.2 will introduce several new and returning characters through its character banners. In Phase 1, which runs from November 20, 2024, to December 11, 2024, the featured 5-Star characters will be Chasca, a new Anemo archer, and Lyney, a returning 5-Star Pyro archer. Both banners will also feature a rate-up increase for the new 4-Star Electro character Ororon, who uses a bow and focuses on Electro-Charged reactions[2][3][5].
In Phase 2, starting from December 11, 2024, to January 1, 2025, the banners will feature returning 5-Star characters Zhongli, a Geo polearm user, and Neuvillette, a Hydro catalyst user. The weapon banners will include new and signature weapons for these characters, such as the Astral Vulture’s Crimson Plumage for Chasca, Vortex Vanquisher for Zhongli, and Tome of the Eternal Flow for Neuvillette[2][3][5].
Additionally, the 4-Star characters Ororon, Shikanoin Heizou, Yao Yao, and Fischl will be featured as boosted 4-Star characters during Version 5.2, providing valuable options for players beyond the 5-Star characters[1].
The update also includes other content such as a continuation of the Archon Quest, new areas to explore in Natlan, new Saurian types, and quality of life updates[2].
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Adin Ross, a prominent streamer who moved to the streaming platform Kick after being permanently banned from Twitch, is currently involved in a public dispute with Kick CEO Ed Craven. The tensions arose when Craven allegedly unfollowed Ross on social media, sparking speculation about Ross's future with the platform. Ross has hinted that his time with Kick might be ending, as evidenced by his cryptic posts on social media. In one post, Ross mentioned, 'Ima still stream with Jon buttttt whereeeeeee,' suggesting uncertainty about the platform for his upcoming stream with UFC legend Jon Jones[1][4][5].
Ross has expressed frustration with Craven's public remarks, particularly when Craven downplayed the rumors of Ross's departure and suggested that Ross thrives on generating engagement through drama. Ross responded by giving Craven 'one last chance' to resolve the issues privately, otherwise threatening to expose what he referred to as 'the real you'[2][5].
The situation has been complicated by previous conflicts, including an incident in August 2024 where Ross demanded an apology from Kick's team after a staff member warned him about his content during a livestream. Ross also holds equity in Kick and has been instrumental in attracting other prominent streamers to the platform[1][3][4].
The future of Ross's relationship with Kick remains uncertain, and his potential departure could significantly impact the platform, given his large following and influence.
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