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มิเกล อังเคล โซรีโอ หนึ่งในผู้ต่อต้าน ปีเตอร์ ลิม มาตลอดเปิดเผยกับ เรเลโบ เมื่อวันศุกร์ที่ผ่านมาว่ากลุ่มทุน Meriton Holding และ ลิม ซึ่งเป็นผู้ถือหุ้นใหญ่ของสโมสร บาเลนเซีย กำลังถูกสอบสวนในข้อหาฟอกเงิน, การบริหารงานที่ไม่ซื่อสัตย์และการปลอมแปลงเอกสาร

โซรีโอ เผยว่า Meriton Holding ได้รับเงินประมาณ 23 ล้านยูโรระหว่างปี 2022-2023 โดยไม่มีหลักฐานของแหล่งที่มาของเงินชัดเจ…

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Japanese YouTuber might be the first in the world arrested for posting gameplay clips-

A man has been arrested in Japan’s Miyagi prefecture on suspicion of violating copyright laws after he posted a video containing gameplay from the popular visual novel STEINS;GATE Hiyoku Renri no Darin (via Automaton). The Content Overseas Distribution Agency (CODA) announced the arrest and said the man had uploaded the video, which included the ending of the game, without permission from the rights holder Nitroplus, on top of which he had monetised the video and received ad revenue.

The same man is alleged to have uploaded other videos containing copyrighted content such as the anime version of STEINS;GATE and Spy×Family. CODA describes these videos as “fast content”, part of a popular genre in Japan that condense down a given work, anything from games to TV shows to movies, often including captions and / or narration that summarise what’s going on for the viewer. Netabare is its own category within this of videos that show and detail endings or plot twists.

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‘Cheating and exploiting undermine the integrity of our game’- Over 600 Star Citizen accounts have been suspended for racking up in-game currency-

Star Citizen has had a massive problem with cheaters exploiting systems to get \more in-game currency for months now, but developer Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) has finally addressed the issue and suspended over 600 accounts. 

Previously players could get more alpha United Earth Credits (aUEC) through several exploits, the most prevalent being simply duplicating ships to collect more items and aUEC which they could then sell for real money on eBay or elsewhere on the internet. To make matters worse some cheaters didn’t actually need to do much on their end thanks to a bug which basically enables players to sell cargo more than once. 

“What’s particularly annoying is that it almost takes more work to not use the dupe,” one player says in a Reddit thread. “It’s super frustrating to have to keep storing the C2 at one place and then claim it from another just to try to clear out the “phantom” duped inventory so you can pick up the cargo for the next leg of your trave…

Minecraft’s archeology feature is finally getting dug up for 1.20-

Mojang has just announced that the long-awaited and much-delayed archeology feature is finally coming to Minecraft. A new tool, type of sand, and several different types of items to unearth are all coming in the Minecraft 1.20 update this year.

If you’d been paying close attention to the Minecraft rumor mill, this will likely confirm some of your suspicions started by hints from developers. Mojang originally announced the archeology feature in 2020 and then postponed it for several major update versions. It’s back at last though, as Mojang has confirmed today in an announcement post.

“With this feature, players will find a new type of sand—suspicious sand—near desert temples,” Mojang says. “Using a newly introduced tool, the brush, players can brush away the suspicious sand blocks to reveal hidden tools, bones, sniffer eggs, and pottery shards. The new pottery shards contain partial patterns, and four shards can be put together to make a …

Nvidia’s $299 RTX 4060 means we’re finally getting a next-gen GPU that costs less than the graphics card it’s replacing-

You already know most of this, to be fair, but it’s all official now: the RTX 4060 Ti is going to be on shelf on May 24 with a retail price of $399. Yes, it’s taken five iterations of the new Ada architecture to finally get down to a new GPU priced at the same level as the graphics card it’s replacing.

And then the sixth tier card, the RTX 4060, is going to be on sale for less than the RTX 3060 launched at. Ah, graphics cards in 2023. They’re a treasure, aren’t they?

The RTX 3060 Ti launched at the same $399 sticker price back in 2020, and next week will see the launch of the RTX 4060 Ti with roughly 17% higher gaming performance. That’s the straight raster performance boost the Ada architecture is delivering in this new generation of mid-range GPU, though there is the extra speed bump you get from the Ada-only magic of Frame Generation.

In games that support it you’re then looking at a 70% performance boost and that’s a lot more tantalising an upgrade tha…

Original Fallout co-creator finally explains what made him leave the sequel- ‘I made an IP from scratch that nobody believed in except the team, and my reward for that was more crunch’-

Update 5/27/23: Tim Cain has followed up his prior two videos with a third further elaborating on his experience, asking viewers to approach his stories “with nuance,” and stating that “things aren’t as black and white in these stories as you make them out to be.

“These are real people trying to make decisions in the moment, sometimes they make good ones, sometimes they make bad ones.”

Cain stresses that he does not want viewers to demonize Interplay founder Brian Fargo on the basis of his recollections. “Yes, I think Brian Fargo acted badly sometimes, but he also acted really nicely sometimes.” Cain points to Fargo’s love and support of the original Fallout toward the end of its development cycle, and even reveals that the CEO never requested the “Brian Fargo presents” credit at the beginning of Fallout 1—Cain states that one of his collaborators, Leonard Boyarsky or Jason Anderson, came up with the idea as a way of thanking Fargo for his investme…

Here’s a Baldur’s Gate 3 mod that lets your party scrabble around on 4 legs like a plague of sleep paralysis demons, if you’re into that sort of thing-

Baldur’s Gate 3 has a smorgasbord of mods to choose from—adding quality-of-life features like introducing voice lines you otherwise wouldn’t hear, letting your companions chip in during conversations, or making Withers hot. I don’t like thinking about that one.

Good news! There are more horrors to repress. This latest terror from the twisted imaginations of the game’s fanbase comes scrabbling out of the deep like your most tenacious sleep paralysis demon—quite literally, I regret to say. Run On All Fours booked it onto Nexus Mods last week, and I have not been able to get the mental image out of my head since.

“Today I woke up and chose violence,” writes the mod’s author, FluffySpider, on the mod’s description page—well, they actually used strikethrough on the “choose violence” part, but I felt it only right to leave it in untouched—”[and] swapped the running animations for humans. Why? I have no idea lol.”

Despite the auteur’s insistence th…

If the Fallout TV series gets a second season it’ll have deathclaws, more than justifying its existence-

It’s surprising that season 1 of the Fallout TV series doesn’t have a deathclaw. They’re the most terrifying foe in the Fallout bestiary; when I think of Fallout I think of Vault Boy and I think of deathclaws. But television producers must practise restraint. They can’t just toss all the series iconography into eight episodes to please nerds, much to the chagrin of Redditors and me. 

But season two of the Fallout TV series—if it happens, which it likely will—will almost certainly feature a deathclaw. In an interview with The Wrap, co-showrunner Graham Wagner explains that deathclaws aren’t in the first season due to a fairly fundamental tenet of storytelling: you can’t just front load all the good stuff. 

“We wanted to get deathclaws, but we didn’t want to just throw it away. It’s such a monumental piece,” Wagner said, “we want to save something for season 2 to be able to do it properly, not just added onto the m…

Surprise! Minecraft’s brand new mob has rolled out months before the update we expected it would be in-

Minecraft launched some new creatures this week in the form of armadillos and eight new types of wolf. If you thought: “Hold on, aren’t armadillos the new mob coming in the Minecraft 1.21 update later this year?” Yup, that’s what I’d assumed too. They’d been in snapshots already, but now they’ve actually rolled out not as an experimental feature, but as part of a regular old game update this week (version 1.20.8 for Bedrock and 1.20.5 for Java edition). Surprise!

The new armadillos will spawn in the savannah and badlands biomes as we’d been told to expect. The 1.20.8 patch notes also reveal that they can be lured towards players with spider eyes—that seems like a niche snack choice—can be put on leashes, and will roll up into a protective ball when they sense danger like players sprinting nearby, undead enemies, or players riding by on mounts. Importantly, you also don’t need to kill them to get their scaley “scute” skins. They’ll drop those periodica…