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gaming1 year ago

Diablo 4 Players Criticize Time-Consuming Drop Rates for Seasonal Items

Diablo 4 players are criticizing the "stupid" drop rates for temporary seasonal items, particularly the Unique Stones with low drop rates from the Uber Malphas boss fight, which are essential for builds and will be removed once the season ends. Players feel that the drop rates are unreasonable and not fun, with some expressing frustration at the increased drop rates in a previous patch. They are calling on the developers to consider their feedback for the next season.

via CharlieINTEL.com|
#diablo-4#drop-rates#game-development
food-and-beverage2 years ago

"Pumpkin Spice Season Starts Earlier, Boosting Sales for Starbucks and Competitors"

Restaurants and retailers are releasing their autumnal food and beverages earlier than ever, with the number of limited-time pumpkin launches more than doubling in August 2022 compared to 2019. November remains the most popular month for pumpkin-themed items, but August is gaining ground. Starbucks, credited with popularizing pumpkin-themed drinks, has been re-releasing its pumpkin spice latte in August since 2018. Other companies, such as Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme, have also entered the pumpkin market early. Despite the early releases, companies are not pulling items faster, and some are still adhering to normal seasonal boundaries.

via NBC News|
#early-release#fall-menu#food-and-beverage
food-and-beverage2 years ago

"Pumpkin Spice Takes Over Fall Menus: Starbucks, Dunkin', and Top Recommendations"

Restaurants and retailers, including Starbucks, Dunkin', and Krispy Kreme, are releasing their autumnal food and beverages earlier each year, with the number of limited-time pumpkin launches more than doubling in August 2022 compared to 2019. The extended fall season is driven by the popularity and profitability of pumpkin-themed items, as well as consumer research indicating permission to push the boundaries of timing. While some consumers enjoy the early release, others prefer to wait until the weather feels more like fall. Despite the early kickoffs, companies have not pulled items faster, and some are still adhering to normal seasonal boundaries.

via CNBC|
#early-release#fall-menu#food-and-beverage