Personally, F4 First Steps 2 is my second most anticipated movie for phase 7 outside of the new X-Men movie, so I will be buying tickets for that as soon as they come out 🥹🥹 and I can't wait to see this team in Doomsday! (5/5)
P.S. @MarvelStudios please give us a sequel!
P.S. @MarvelStudios please give us a sequel!
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This would have a negative effect on gaming as a whole, because people may avoid or boycott a game just because of the founder or the business's political affiliations, and it just creates a divide in the broader gaming community. So no, it's not a net positive.
@GeneratorRexy @Filmbot Let’s explore that idea. Say there is a large contingent of gamers that don’t like democrats or, equivalently, republicans. Should Valve force developers to list their political affiliation? Is that pro-consumer? Do you think that policy would have a positive effect on gaming?
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This might be a hot take but epic might need new leadership, I think the fact that the fact the Fortnite X Disney mode and the new epic launcher being made with AI might be damaging the amount of goodwill epic has with the community, as well as Tim's comments.
Tim Sweeney is criticizing Valve again over Steam’s requirement for developers to disclose their use of generative AI.
The Epic Games CEO called the policy “abhorrent,” arguing that developers are being forced to make a “political statement” that could be used against them by a s been criticizing the policy since 2025, previously comparing the disclosure to a “Scarlet Letter” and arguing that AI will eventually be part of almost every game production process.
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I think this is a big mistake honestly, the blade game looked so good in trailers, it shouldn't go to waste. @XBOX please consider keeping them
Arkane Studios has until November 13 to find a buyer with several forms of takeover under consideration.
Their ‘BLADE’ game “is nearing the end” of production with one rep saying it “would be a monumental waste” if it went unreleased.
(Source: gematsu.com/2026/10/report…)
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Doc2047 retweeted
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STAR WARS: Galactic Racer Deluxe Edition code for Xbox Series X|S!
Repost + Follow for your chance to win.
May the luck be with you. ⭐
STAR WARS: Galactic Racer Deluxe Edition code for Xbox Series X|S!
Repost + Follow for your chance to win.
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I would've loved to have gone to Xbox Fanfest London 🥹✌🏻
If there's one in 2027, I'll definitely consider going @xboxuk
If there's one in 2027, I'll definitely consider going @xboxuk
Seeing a lot of complaints about the Xbox FanFest in Mexico and I don’t understand it.
You were selected and invited for free to go and hang with Xbox fans and were given free gifts. Thousands wanted to go and didn’t get selected.
Ppl acting like they paid a thousand dollars erience. Be grateful you were there to experience it, others are upset they didn’t get to go.
Hopefully Xbox can improve on things for next time, but are we really that entitled over free now?
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I'd love this, either as a multi season Disney+ show with the feature length finales of each season (either as two parts finale episodes) shown in cinemas/theatres worldwide, or as a trilogy of movies in phase 7 or 8.
‘VISIONQUEST’ showrunner Terry Matalas wants to make an ‘AVENGERS: THE CHILDREN’S CRUSADE’ project.
“I would love nothing more than to do something like that ... As long as the rest of the family could come along & that may include Ultron.”
(via @screenrant)
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Prediction: Marvel Studios' West Coast Avengers or something similar is probably going to be a project post secret wars then.
Jeremy Renner is seemingly teasing the West Coast Avengers in the #MCU.
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So I guess they're classed as mini bosses?
According to @jeb_, the Elder Guardian and Warden are not considered “boss mobs”
#Minecraft
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Doc2047 retweeted
£1,700 OF IMAGINARY STAMPS
You run a small post office. One morning the computer says you hold £1,700 of stamps that sit nowhere in your branch. No delivery came. You ring the helpline. The helpline says.. pay.
That happened to Scott Darlington in 2008. He paid £850 a month for t from his pay. The Post Office offered no investigation. Customer service at its finest.
Scott Darlington ran the Alderley Edge branch of @PostOffice in Cheshire from 2005 to 2009. A subpostmaster is the person who runs your local post office, usually with their own money. He paid £154K for the branch.
In case you missed the Post Office scandal, here is the short version. The Post Office used a computer system called Horizon, built by Fujitsu. It showed money missing in branches across the UK. The Post Office decided the postmasters took it. Then it prosecuted around 700 of them.
Back to Scott Darlington. After the £1,700, the gaps kept growing. He says he kept the accounts looking right because the last time he asked for help, the Post Office just took the money. By February 2009 an audit put the gap at over £44K.
On audit day, Post Office fraud investigators arrived. He says they told him he was suspected of a crime before the audit was even finished. They interviewed him under caution and searched his home.
He says the Post Office's own report went through his bank accounts and found no evidence he stole anything. The theft charge was dropped. The false accounting charges stayed. Efficiency.
His lawyers told him to plead guilty, because nobody would believe the Post Office's computer could be wrong. His daughter was 8. He pleaded guilty to avoid prison and got 3 months suspended.
On the first day of his trial, the Post Office did not turn up. The judge was not happy.
The Post Office then applied to recover £44K from him under the Proceeds of Crime Act and got a restraining order over his branch lease, his property and his car. It dropped the application on the day of the hearing. He was told it could not succeed.
He told the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry (@PostOffInquiry) what came next. He lost the branch and the business. His landlord gave him 7 days to find £5K to avoid bankruptcy, so he sold his instruments and home studio. The conviction helped end his relationship with his daughter's mother after more than 20 years together. It left him with depression and anxiety. He passed the interview for a job, then lost it when a background check showed the conviction. He spent over 3 years unemployed and on benefits.
In April 2021 the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction along with 38 others. The judges said the Post Office's failures were so bad that the prosecutions offended the conscience of the court. That came 11 years after his conviction.
The ruling returned his good name, which was nice of it. He told the Inquiry the business, the lost income and the years of poverty stayed lost.
The Post Office is 100% owned by the UK government. Scott Darlington says he believes the Post Office and the government department that owns it knew, or should have known. He wants those responsible held to account in public.
Read his story and share it.
The Post Office is hoping you scroll past.
Sources: @MENnewsdesk @BBCNews @thetimes @ComputerWeekly @itvnews @PostOffInquiry
You run a small post office. One morning the computer says you hold £1,700 of stamps that sit nowhere in your branch. No delivery came. You ring the helpline. The helpline says.. pay.
That happened to Scott Darlington in 2008. He paid £850 a month for t from his pay. The Post Office offered no investigation. Customer service at its finest.
Scott Darlington ran the Alderley Edge branch of @PostOffice in Cheshire from 2005 to 2009. A subpostmaster is the person who runs your local post office, usually with their own money. He paid £154K for the branch.
In case you missed the Post Office scandal, here is the short version. The Post Office used a computer system called Horizon, built by Fujitsu. It showed money missing in branches across the UK. The Post Office decided the postmasters took it. Then it prosecuted around 700 of them.
Back to Scott Darlington. After the £1,700, the gaps kept growing. He says he kept the accounts looking right because the last time he asked for help, the Post Office just took the money. By February 2009 an audit put the gap at over £44K.
On audit day, Post Office fraud investigators arrived. He says they told him he was suspected of a crime before the audit was even finished. They interviewed him under caution and searched his home.
He says the Post Office's own report went through his bank accounts and found no evidence he stole anything. The theft charge was dropped. The false accounting charges stayed. Efficiency.
His lawyers told him to plead guilty, because nobody would believe the Post Office's computer could be wrong. His daughter was 8. He pleaded guilty to avoid prison and got 3 months suspended.
On the first day of his trial, the Post Office did not turn up. The judge was not happy.
The Post Office then applied to recover £44K from him under the Proceeds of Crime Act and got a restraining order over his branch lease, his property and his car. It dropped the application on the day of the hearing. He was told it could not succeed.
He told the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry (@PostOffInquiry) what came next. He lost the branch and the business. His landlord gave him 7 days to find £5K to avoid bankruptcy, so he sold his instruments and home studio. The conviction helped end his relationship with his daughter's mother after more than 20 years together. It left him with depression and anxiety. He passed the interview for a job, then lost it when a background check showed the conviction. He spent over 3 years unemployed and on benefits.
In April 2021 the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction along with 38 others. The judges said the Post Office's failures were so bad that the prosecutions offended the conscience of the court. That came 11 years after his conviction.
The ruling returned his good name, which was nice of it. He told the Inquiry the business, the lost income and the years of poverty stayed lost.
The Post Office is 100% owned by the UK government. Scott Darlington says he believes the Post Office and the government department that owns it knew, or should have known. He wants those responsible held to account in public.
Read his story and share it.
The Post Office is hoping you scroll past.
Sources: @MENnewsdesk @BBCNews @thetimes @ComputerWeekly @itvnews @PostOffInquiry
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Why do we start putting Christmas things on shelves 1 and a half months or so in advance? I don't have a problem with it, I'm just curious
I can cope with John Lewis having Christmas trees out. I can cope with Christmas conversations at work. I can even tolerate the odd bit of Christmas paraphernalia in B&M. But RELEASING THE SEASONAL CHRISTMAS MEAL DEALS IN OCTOBER IS JUST FUCKING BARBARIC.
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