You've heard about Microsoft's mass layoffs by now. The last few days have been filled with stories of how these cuts are affecting different studios both still and formerly owned by Xbox, with even Elder Scrolls 6 developers Bethesda not being spared, regardless of that series being one their corporate overlords are determined to squeeze more out of going forwards. Thankfully, those overlords are reciving some pushback, with unionised Bethesda staff planning protest rallies and a modder using their talents to offer players a way of showing solidarity.
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"We are the best allies to game devs": Skyrim modder shows solidarity with laid off Bethesda workers by draping union logos across Tamriel
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Heroin supplier higher in the supply chain arrested in northern Phayao province as police smash network
Heroin supplier higher in the supply chain arrested in northern Phayao province as police smash network
Police tighten the net on an international heroin ring after arresting a Phayao courier, tracing million-baht payments and uncovering the route that led to a… Read More ›
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Bangkok engineering crisis as underground tunnel causes subsidence and cracks in buildings and roads
Bangkok engineering crisis as underground tunnel causes subsidence and cracks in buildings and roads
Fresh cracks and sinking roads have forced evacuations, road closures and round-the-clock repairs at Bangkok’s Wongwian Yai as engineers battle a leaking Purple Line tunnel,… Read More ›
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South African arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport with 17.53 kgs of heroin hidden in coffee and tea bags
South African arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport with 17.53 kgs of heroin hidden in coffee and tea bags
Thai customs foiled another international heroin smuggling operation after tracking a South African transit passenger through Suvarnabhumi Airport and uncovering 17.53kg of heroin hidden inside… Read More ›
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Arrested Chinese fraud citizenship ring has links to the infamous China Railway No. 10 (Thailand) Ltd.
Arrested Chinese fraud citizenship ring has links to the infamous China Railway No. 10 (Thailand) Ltd.
Police uncovered one of Thailand’s biggest fake citizenship scandals after tracing about 500 fraudulent birth registrations to a Chinese network, corrupt officials and hospital staff,… Read More ›
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Steam Machine Verified medals appear on games' store pages overnight, as if left by the Compatibility Fairy
We’ve known for ages that the Steam Machine has a similar game compatibility rating system to the Steam Deck, wherein Valve tests games and slaps them with a Verified, Playable, or Unsupported sticker depending on how much they play technical ball. For the first fortnight and change of the Machine’s release, though, the results of these tests haven’t been visible – alongside the Deck verification info – on those games’ Steam store pages.
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