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Never seen this happen before. Repositioned my w in the middle of his ult cast and canceled it. It didn't go on cooldown, checked in the replay. Anyone else know this was a thing? submitted by /u/Ramen_Emperor |
📖 Reading time: approx. 17 minutes · 3,281 words · 22,126 characters 🔊Listen −1.0×+ ⏹ Stop Brief content overview Key facts Technical details Measurements and observations Assessment The security situation in calendar week 29/2026 is not defined by a single spectacular incident, but by an unusually broad attack surface. With 570 vulnerabilities, Microsoft is closing…
PETA wants to give an abandoned KFC a second life by turning it into the world’s first “Chicken Empathy Museum.” The animal rights organization has set its sights on a vacant former KFC in Fleetwood, Lancashire, with plans to replace fried chicken meals with exhibits dedicated to the birds. In a letter to Landwood Property…
Remember Craig? The ugly alien brute from Halo Infinite who immediately became subject to droves of online ridicule before eventually becoming a loveable internet meme? Halo: Campaign Evolved has now canonized the horrid internet icon, and perhaps even explained why he looks like that. There are many hulking brutes stomping around the Halo games, but…
If you’ve got an hour to spare, then Hyperfist could just be the perfect game to fill it. This “fast-paced, comic-styled, first-person melee action game” has been developed by new solo dev CHIRALITY for the DigiPen Institute of Technology. If this is what CHIRALITY can achieve at the very beginning of their career, it certainly…
Kingdom Hearts might be beloved by millions of players around the world, but it apparently didn’t have a lasting impact on arguably one of the most important people involved in its creation: former Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner has admitted he can’t remember why he approved the pitch for Square Enix‘s legendary video game series….
Gotta buy ’em all. We are rapidly closing in on the next wave of Pokémon LEGO sets, and these look really rather nice. Alongside the Smart Brick range, The Pokémon Company is also launching another round of adult-focused sets, with the Arcanine (£89.99), Rayquaza (£119.99), and Munchlax (£59.99) builds all arriving on 1st August. Read…