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If you want to be a legend in , you need to get in as much practice as you can. While watching all of the champions earn their medals, it is easy to forget how much work and practice they had to put in to become the best. If you also want to become the best, getting a little coaching along the way will only help you improve over time as you start to recognize patterns and understand how to win.
Türkiye has officially decided to ban Roblox, a free-to-play game released in 2006. This decision comes as the government grew increasingly concerned that Roblox may be a way for child predators to access their victims, leading to child exploitation.
The Turkish government has effectively banned Roblox in the country, blocking access to all users citing concerns over «child exploitation.» The move comes five days after the same body, the Turkish Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK), blocked Instagram in the country, for which no reason has been given (although it is speculated that this relates to how the platform restricted posts about Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of Hamas, following his assassination).
Just five days after blocking Instagram, Turkey has banned Roblox over reports of inappropriate sexual content perceived as exploiting children, Türkiye Today reported. An official from the Türkiye Directorate of Communications also cited «promotion of homosexuality» and incentives for children via the game's Robux virtual currency as reasons for the ban.
The UK's Royal Mint, best known for cranking out the country's coinage, has a new gig. It's now extracting gold from e-waste. The company has built a new industrial site to «mine» gold from discarded electronics. The Royal Mint says the gold will initially be used to make jewellery and eventually will go into commemorative coins (via the BBC).
Since 's launch back in 2016, players have been able to live out the fantasy of becoming a Pokémon trainer out in the real world, catching Pokémon in their homes, gardens, or out on the go with the use of Augmented Reality tools to catch some regional-exclusive Pokémon. Some of the ones involving the camera could be turned off, with the game just using Google Maps to place Pokémon or gyms, but it's through the camera tool that one player has been able to get creative, recreating the climactic showdown at the end of the 1998 film,.
The franchise has become such a web of complicated timelines and reboots that it can be confusing to know when each game takes place, including 2023's . Players hoping to jump on board the rebooted series and are perhaps less interested in trying out all the post-launch content will need a comprehensive timeline to figure out when each game is set. Fortunately, the series follows a fairly linear structure, with 2019's taking place in October 2019 and 2022's taking place in July 2022.
We now have our most concrete bit of evidence to back up long-whispered rumors about Final Fantasy 14 Mobile, and it comes from the Chinese Government, of all things.