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What just happened? A popular YouTuber has launched a campaign called “Stop Killing Games” to apply pressure on publishers to stop making their titles unplayable. The move comes days after Ubisoft shut down the servers of popular racer The Crew, rendering it inoperable for gamers everywhere.

The campaign was launched by YouTuber Ross Scott of Accursed Farms in an effort to highlight how developers and publishers are intentionally designing games to become unplayable as soon as support ends. According to the Stop Killing Games website, the practice lies in a legal gray area, largely because most governments do not have clear laws regarding this issue.

The campaign’s goal is to convince authorities to examine the legality of this practice and, hopefully, pass legislation to end as it…

Because Palworld is in Early Access, you may sometimes find your character getting stuck, with no way of unstuck while keeping your items – unless you accept the fate of losing all your stuff and respawning. Here’s how to prevent this from happening.

How to Save Your Items When Your Character is Stuck in Palworld

So, my coworker noclipped in the backrooms of Palworld in a cave. It was a weird situation because they didn’t break the cave; rather, they just fell through it, but we couldn’t find a way out. You can imagine the stress level of losing a full inventory.

After calming my coworker down, we found a few ways to fix the situation and prevent item loss, as well as a countermeasure that should put in place before you start playing.

1. Lower the Difficulty Before (Re)starting…

Linux virtual private server (VPS) stands as a trusted choice for companies across the world.

The flexibility and power of Linux VPS make it a prime pick. Yet there’s a dark cloud hovering: cyber threats.

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Linux virtual private server (VPS) stands as a trusted choice for companies across the world.

The flexibility and power of Linux VPS make it a prime pick. Yet there’s a dark cloud hovering: cyber threats.

Read More »

Getting your A-Level results back is already stressful enough. What no one needs is to then have the UCAS website shut down and your results left devastatingly out of our grasp.

Unfortunately, this is just what has happened to nervous A-Level students who have been left on tenterhooks after the UCAS site was taken down due to high-volume traffic.

Not only did this doubtless leave students a nervous wreck this morning, but it has left wider conversations in its wake over why and how website crashes ought to be prevented. After all, isn’t it important that websites – especially those as crucial as UCAS – should support an unwavering commitment to their customers regardless of any high traffic or other glitches?

UCAS Website Crashes

 
The Universities and Colleges…