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The very best Minecraft seeds for 1.16.1, from Villages to Bamboo Jungles to Large Biomes and more! … [Read more...] about Team Fortress 2 Classic mod calls back to ye olde days with VIP and four-team modes

Clever manoeuvres aren’t the only way you can get one over on an opponent via smarts rather than strength. Every so often, you’ll be called to a religious conference, which is basically a massive, international argument, with Kingdoms throwing accusations ranging from heresy to harbouring witches at one another. Once the accusations have been made, everyone gets to cast a vote on whether they support or oppose them. Any upheld accusations will have severe ramifications for the state in question. Consequently, these conferences can be used to sow dissent and chaos into enemy factions that you can then take advantage of. … [Read more...] about Plebby Quest: The Crusades review

Then, it's time to head to class for Wrestling 101. In this session, we learn all about the role of the jobber in professional wrestling and revisit some of our favorites. Jobbers are lovable losers and while it's a mostly lost art in 2020, it's hard to imagine pro wrestling without them. … [Read more...] about The Best Singing Wrestlers, What Makes A Great Stable, And More | Wrestle Buddies Episode 6

That’s really where Sildur’s success lies. After all, every single shader pack on this list looks beautiful. But with Sildur’s, it’s very easy to spend ages tweaking little settings to achieve the absolutely perfect look for you and your Minecraft world. You’ve got six different versions of the mod to try out, from Lite through to Extreme, so no matter your specs you’ll be able to run Sildur’s with little effort. And even at maximum settings, Sildur’s is remarkably lightweight and scores massive points for performance compared to most other Minecraft shaders around. … [Read more...] about Best Minecraft shaders 1.16.1 – the best shaders to use with Optifine 1.16.1

“I was really inspired by what the Ooblets team did, which is the marketing first approach,” Massé explained. “As soon as they had their first screenshot of the game, they posted it on social media. So they were able to know there was interest for the game really quickly and use it to build a community during development.” He liked the idea of involving a community, so Patreon appealed more than working with a publisher. And while Paralives was initially a solo dev project, Massé has been able to hire a small but dedicated team: 3D artist Léa Sorribès, communications director Christine Gariépy, and new programmer Anna Thibert, now collectively known as Paralives Studio. One of the original artists, Roxane Morin, has now left, but the goal is to hit a team size of 10. … [Read more...] about Interview: the art and inspiration of Paralives, the indie game set to take on The Sims