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gaming2 months ago

ARC Raiders Launches New Map Conditions and Cloud Version Amid Fan Secrets

Embark Studios released a new update and roadmap for Arc Raiders, revealing upcoming maps, enemies, and features, while fans express a desire for more surprises and less ahead-of-time information, emphasizing the game's evolving and unpredictable nature. The update includes new map conditions, gameplay tweaks, and plans for snow environments and expeditions in December, with players eager to keep some future content a mystery.

via kotaku.com|
#arc-raiders#gameplay#gaming
gaming3 months ago

Clair Obscur's Expedition 33 to Receive Free Update with New Content

The director of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 reveals there are still undiscovered secrets in the game, some of which fans have found unintentionally. The game has inspired high-level community experimentation, including speedruns and crazy builds, and even early prototypes have been shared publicly, helping demystify the development process. An upcoming update will add new features and story scenes.

via Eurogamer|
#clair-obscur#expedition-33#fan-discovery
world4 months ago

U.S. Navy Sailor Convicted of Spying for China

A U.S. Navy sailor, Jinchao Wei, was convicted of selling military secrets, including details about warships, to a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for $12,000. Wei, stationed at Naval Base San Diego, used encrypted apps and digital dead drops to communicate with his handler, and faces a potential life sentence. The case highlights the growing threat of 'virtual espionage' by Chinese covert activities targeting military personnel.

via CBS News|
#china#conviction#espionage
world4 months ago

U.S. Navy Sailor Convicted of Espionage for China

A U.S. Navy sailor, Jinchao Wei, was convicted of espionage for selling Navy secrets to a Chinese intelligence officer, including technical manuals and operational information, in exchange for over $12,000. Wei used his access on the USS Essex to gather and share sensitive information, which he believed was for personal benefit, despite suspicion of the officer's true motives. He is scheduled for sentencing on December 1, with officials emphasizing the severity of his betrayal.

via NBC News|
#china#conviction#espionage