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By LoneWolfSL · Posted
Elden Ring Nightreign will finally gain ‘Duo Expeditions' next week by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe FromSoftware's latest project, Elden Ring Nightreign, delivered a multiplayer-focused experience for the first time. While the title offered solo runs as an alternative to its standard three-player Trio Expeditions, Duos were surprisingly missing at launch. A couple of months later, the developer is finally delivering this highly requested feature for the hit roguelike. On social media, the studio confirmed that Duo Expeditions will be hitting Elden Ring Nightreign with the next update, patch 1.02, for the game on July 30. Check out the newly released trailer showing off this mode below. As we mentioned in our review of Elden Ring Nightreign, everything from enemy health, boss aggression, player damage, and even XP gain changes depending on how many players are in the Expedition. A post-launch update even tweaked the difficulty to favor solos as well. Duos should have the same changes being applied, with the mode being easier than trios but harder than solos to complete. Making sure the difficulty is properly balanced has previously been given as the reason why the Duos mode has taken a while to come in. FromSoftware also confirmed that patch 1.02 will have a range of more quality-of-life improvements on the UI side. This will include more Relics filtering options, making custom builds easier to construct before going on new runs, as seen below. Publisher Bandai Namco also announced this week that the Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree expansion for the original open-world Soulslike recently passed 10 million players. Meanwhile, this Elden Ring Nightreign spin-off now has over 5 million players, making both massive successes for the publisher. While FromSoftware is now focusing on other projects, Bandai Namco isn't done with the Elden Ring universe just yet either, as a live-action movie has now been confirmed to be in development too. -
By +Nik Louch · Posted
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By lonegull · Posted
The reasons for Microsoft being in near perpetual state of reorganization for two years is due to the 6 CapEx acquisitions between Jan 2022 and Jan 2023, Blizzard, Oribi, Minit, Miburo, Lumenisity and Fungible. There were 15 CapEx acquisitions in 2021 alone. Much like the Borg, Microsoft assimilates knowledge instead of expending resources on learning and development. 10 gaming companies, 3 AI and 1 data modeling companies since 2018. But then this is in the founding DNA of Microsoft, MS DOS wasn't made by MS, Windows was based on the Apple Mac and Xerox PARC Alto....and on and on. (To be fair Apple's Lisa and Mac were from the Alto also) -
By csc2ya · Posted
Can't get a pic of the physical server as it's in a DC, but what i'm running on it is doable. All for my own use except one VM used by a friend to run her site and other things. -
By TheGhostPhantom · Posted
Immediately using a VPN that makes me appear to be in the EU.
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Neillithan
Hi, I have been designing my website to look good in Firefox. I've discovered that my website displays poorly in IE 7 and 8. I was wondering if there is a Javascript code that I can insert into the head of my website that would display a non obtrusive message at the top
of my site that only IE users will see. I am looking to put like a thin horizontal bar at the top of the page with an X in the corner that you can close out of.
The message would say something along the lines of:
Then so that the message does not come back every time they go to a different page, perhaps it would remember when they close the message.
Does anybody know if there is an easy solution for this?
I have already implemented a message that says my website is completely unsupported on IE6. I didn't bother making it unobtrusive because the website is literally completely unusable in ie6.
Any help would be very appreciated. :)
Thanks,
-Neil
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