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[Androntel @androntel]

@LiebermanAustin @nejatian Where were you when Carrie was CEO? LOL. Let the man do his job, it takes time.

[Fahd Ananta @fahdananta]

Today we're launching a new Opendoor app on iOS

You can browse homes, see prices and home details, book a tour in a few taps, and manage everything in one place

Try it out and let me know what else you'd like to see us build into the app

[Arron Automata 🤖 @Arron_TK]

“Geralt, you’ve been playing Gwent for two weeks straight. Can you please look for Ciri now?”

Geralt:

[The Witcher @thewitcher]

You asked (a lot) - we delivered.
Geralt is coming back in a new The Witcher 3 Expansion called Songs of the Past

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

Yeah…

[Giovanni drogo @Giovannidrogo6]

just imagine the smell. thai girl overwhelmed by the smell of 2 indian men walking past her

[Pro-America | Politics & Markets @Pro__Trading]

Instead of "end racism" what if they painted "end beating yo baby mama" in the NFL endzones?

[Marcin Łukaszewski @veryfishysushi]

@nonobstanlefait Sure thing! For us at CDPR, DLCs are small pieces of content we release for free — like the additional outfits for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Expansions, on the other hand, are major pieces of content providing lots of hours of gameplay, including new story, characters, etc.

[CD PROJEKT IR @CDPROJEKTRED_IR]

The third expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past will be hitting the market in 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

[The Witcher @thewitcher]

Medallion's humming... that can only mean one thing! It's time to announce The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Songs of the Past! ⚔️

This brand new expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will take you to the Path with Geralt of Rivia once more. It’s being co-developed with @Fools_Theory and is coming to PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 in 2027. Stay tuned for more information in late summer. ⏰

[Androntel @androntel]

@Palworld_EN A phenomenal dev team paired with an abandonware dev team :|

[Androntel @androntel]

@shawnsafk The game is dying? According to who?

[Fifi💛💜 @Dragon_Sasspect]

@Pontifex

[Androntel @androntel]

@JakeSucky And yet the devs still cant finish the game lmfao

[Ian Rapoport @RapSheet]

The #Lions and Pro Bowl LB Jack Campbell agreed to terms on a 4-year, $81M contract extension, sources say. He gets $20.25M per year with $51.5M guaranteed.

Campbell is one of the highest paid off-the-ball LB in the NFL in a deal done by agent Chase Callahan of @excelfootball.

[Androntel @androntel]

@helldivers2 Asking for even more money as your playerbase revolts because your game is a buggy mess with little to none actual content. Just more and more battlepasses. What a joke.

[Tarkov Basement Guy @TarkovBasement]

Just don't tell Alterragroup about this

#Subnautica #EscapefromTarkov #EfT #タルコフ

[autist @litteralyme0]

real

[Daniel Friedman @DanFriedman81]

Garth Ennis is about as subtle as a baseball bat to the face, but he’s the personification of nuance next to Eric Kripke.

The Black Noir twist in “The Boys” comic was brilliant, because it restated and served as the ultimate demonstration of the central thesis of the series, which was that everyone — Vought, the supes and the government — were all idiots wielding power they didn’t deserve and couldn’t use competently. It also worked, as many of Ennis’s “Boys” stories did, as a crass parody of a famous comic storyline: Bizarro Superman.

Vought created Homelander, and then realized that they had no way to stop him if he turned against them, so they created a clone as a failsafe. Of course, it was the failsafe clone that was crazy and evil. Then, Butcher, filled with rage and vengeance after Noir raped his wife and caused her death, went after Homelander.

Homelander believed he had done what Butcher accused him of, even though he couldn’t remember it, because he didn’t know Noir was a clone of him, and there were photos of Noir raping Butcher’s wife. The belief that he had done horrible things he could not remember drove Homelander crazy, and he ultimately became the villain Butcher had convinced him he was.

The entire thing was a tragic misunderstanding brought about by Vought’s treachery and incompetence and Butcher’s self-annihilating quest for vengeance. And at the end of the story, everyone was dead, but Vought, having caused the entire catastrophe, was untouched and relieved of the problem of Homelander, who they’d wanted to be rid of for a long time.

But this wasn’t satisfying to Eric Kripke, so Kripke decided to just turn Homelander into a superpowered version of what people who get their news from the Occupy Democrats Facebook page think Donald Trump is.

[Detroit Lions @Lions]

Strictly business.