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New game, a new big bug. No massive surprise but it is an annoying one if you aren’t getting the premium currency, known in-game as Caliber after you buy it. Ordinarily, most bugs when a game comes out tend to be server-related, just because that is the time when most players are prone to be jumping on and causing huge strain on the systems. This bug stings though because you have just spent actual cash on something that you don’t appear to instantly be getting what you paid for.

In The First Descendant, you’re able to play as different characters, allowing you to choose one that fits both your playstyle and the aesthetics you’re after. Bunny is one specific character that many players want since she was the one that was seemingly the best pick in the betas for the game. Of course, she is locked when you first start out, but we have all the steps you need to follow in order to unlock Bunny in The First Descendant. Read on for all the necessary info! How to get Bunny in The First Descendant To make Bunny yours in The First Descendant, you’ll have to complete the Bunny Research quest and craft her at Anais. However, you will have to progress the game until this is unlocked, as well as ensuring you’re selecting the correct items in the subquests. To make it a little clearer, you’ll first need to progress to Fallen Theater and speak to Bunny at this location.

Wars are not generally full of stories that can make you smile, but the tale of the Gulf War Gameboy has always interested many. Having launched in 1989, less than one year later, one particular Gameboy found itself in a warzone, presumably in the hands of young American soldiers who had been deployed during Desert Storm. Its owner, Stephen Scoggins – a registered nurse from Oklahoma who was stationed in the Middle East told The Verge that the machine was damaged in a fire when the tent burned down.

Australia has set a six-month deadline to draft enforceable online safety rules to protect children online. Internet companies have been tasked with coming up with clear rules around how to stop children from seeing pornography and other inappropriate material online. If they can’t, the Australian government will impose a code on them, according to a regulator as reported by Reuters on July 2. Members of the online industry received the instruction from the eSafety Commissioner, giving the deadline of October 3.

The highly popular meme coin PEPE struggles to rebound from a bearish trend, while some investors flock to the new $PEPU meme token for its Layer 2 and staking advantages. Today features an update on the famous Pepe coin. The discussion begins with a technical analysis perspective and then explores a Pepe-themed project with significant potential, possibly 100x from launch. Exciting developments are ahead, so let’s dive straight into the Pepe update and then move on to Pepe Unchained. PEPE price analysis First, examine potential buying areas for Pepe and discuss the profits that could be made from all-time highs if the chart experiences a significant pump in the current market.

XDefiant got off to a great start when it launched its trial Season