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Depois de terminar AC Odyssey a 100% trago aqui o objetivo de deixar AC Valhalla da mesma forma
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Five years on from its ruinous fire, Notre Dame cathedral has reopened its doors and is ready to crown Bonapartes again. So, naturally, Ubisoft is celebrating by reminding everyone of that time it made an exact replica of the whole thing and asked you to whack a French guy in it for Assassin’s Creed Unity.
In a video called Assassin’s Creed Unity Tribute: Exploring Notre Dame with Arno, Ubi welcomes the revival of Paris’ most fashionable holy site by inviting you to “join Arno, our hero Assassin, as we rediscover our recreation of Paris during the French Revolution.”
China has launched an antitrust investigation into Nvidia over possible violations of the country’s anti-monopoly laws in connection with its 2020 acquisition of Israeli chip maker Mellanox Technologies. A Bloomberg report (via The Verge) says the Chinese government approved the $7 billion deal on the condition that Nvidia not discriminate against Chinese companies, and that Mellanox provide samples of new products to competing companies within 90 days of making them available to Nvidia to ensure they can maintain performance parity.
Details about the investigation weren’t shared, but it’s notable because of US sanctions that restrict Nvidia’s ability to export products to China. Nvidia has attempted to get around those restrictions by designing certain products specifically for the Chinese market: When the US Department of Commerce introduced restrictions on RTX 4090 GPUs in 2023, for instance, Nvidia quickly whipped up the RTX 4090 D, an export-only model built exclusively for China that was designed to get around export controls.
The first GPU company to offer it was Nvidia in 2022, followed by AMD one year later, and now Intel has joined in the fun. I am, of course, talking about frame generation and while none of the systems are perfect, they all share the same issue: increased input latency. However, researchers at Intel have developed a frame generation algorithm that adds no lag whatsoever, because it’s frame extrapolation.
If you’ve a mind for highly technical documents, you can read the full details about how it all works at one of the researcher’s GitHub. Just as with all rendering technologies, this one has a catchy name and suitable initialisation: G-buffer Free Frame Extrapolation (GFFE). To understand what it’s doing differently to DLSS, FSR, and XeSS-FG, it helps to have a bit of an understanding of how the current frame generation systems work.
Whatever help you need to solve Monday’s Wordle, you’re sure to find it right here. There’s a hint for today’s puzzle ready to go if you’d like someone to point you in the right direction, as well as general tips and the answer to the December 9 (1269) all laid out in the open if you’d like to guarantee yourself another win.
I wanted to be bold today. I wanted to use an untested opening word, something fresh and off the cuff. I wanted to not see five grey letters show up after that, but I sadly wasn’t that lucky. I did at least swiftly recover, finding a string of three greens to work with. I would’ve liked to have found the other two a little faster than I did, but I’ll take a slow win over no win.
“You are poor and bald. Get to work,” reads the simple description of Get to Work, a game that is a metaphor for climbing the corporate ladder that also a game where you are a guy with rollerblades on his hands and feet and little wheeled pads on his knees and elbows who can only go very fast. It also has comedy bits and a sassy narrator.
The whole world is composed of ramps and doors to shoot yourself off of and into, and also very tall skyscrapers and other hard surfaces to absolutely eat it into while going very fast because if you haven’t figured it out by now this is a speedrunner-bait game built around smooth and satisfying movement mechanics that’ll cause many, many people with inadequate emotional control to rage out very hard.
Give your daily Wordle an instant boost with our general tips, designed to help you squeeze as much use as possible out of every single letter on the board. Need something more? Then you’re in the right place. Keep it simple and click straight through to today’s answer if you like, or spend some time with our clue for the December 8 (1268) puzzle. Either way, you’re bound to win.
I loved my opening row. It was packed with some great yellow letters, and I knew exactly what to do with them. Or so I thought, anyway. They refused to turn green until I’d finally put them in all the places I didn’t want them to fit, the only benefit to this extended alphabet-wrangling being that by the time I’d got them sorted out, today’s answer was the only word left to try.
I’ve been reliably informed that some people want nothing more than a really big wolf to ride around on. Behold: Soulframe answers, with its latest teaser trailer showing off Orengall’s new fable, which lets you forge a pact with the wolf. Which means big wolf. I mean, all wolves are big, but that one’s really big.
The teaser trailer was debuted at the end of this week’s Soulframe developer stream leading up to their enhanced pre-alpha—called Preludes—and eventually full public access to Soulframe. In it, the protagonist Envoy summons wolves to ride, battle alongside, and even uses wolf powers to contribute to their exploration and combat.
It’s been a bad few years. Floods, hurricanes, an increasingly soup-brained and geriatric ruling class. The summers are too hot, the winters are too hot.
An exciting but exhausting time to be alive, all in all. Hardly a surprise, then, that I’ve been retreating more than ever to my comfort game of choice: Hitman 3. Something about the endless loops of mastering its levels—attempt, learn, attempt again—pleases my brain, provides a desperate sense of normal routine at a time when all other routines are at risk. The world is a bad place, but Hitman is constrained, controllable, knowable, logical.
But also, look, don’t tell anyone this, and definitely don’t publish it on a website with an international audience of millions, but there is something alluring about the game’s fundamental fantasy at times like these. Not, uh, not the murder. No one treat this article as a signed confession. I mean the fantasy of intrusion and disruption into the worlds and schemes of our planet’s ruling class, and the very slapstick justice you can exact when you get there.
Come click this way and read our hint for today’s Wordle. It’ll help straighten out a tough game if you need it to, or get you off to a flying start if you’ve only just begun. After all, it’s Saturday, you deserve an easy win. And don’t worry if those yellow letters are still causing you trouble, because we’ve got the December 7 (1267) answer right here and ready to help.
That… that wasn’t supposed to work. I tried out today’s answer almost as a joke, some silly little thing intended to eliminate a few ideas and hopefully find a green letter amongst the chaff. I honestly didn’t think it’d win the Saturday game. OK. So. I guess I just have to wait for tomorrow now, don’t I?
