OpenAI introduced an open‑source artificial intelligence (AI) command‑line tool on Thursday that can operate within a user's terminal. Dubbed Codex CLI, it is essentially an AI agent that can perform various coding tasks and can even autonomously execute commands, all within a sandboxed local system. The tool does not require any installation setup, and can use multiple OpenAI AI models. However, the open-source project is currently under active development, and the AI firm warns that it might not be entirely stable.OpenAI's New Open-Source AI Agent Can Code LocallyThe San Francisco-based AI firm introduced Codex CLI in a post on its website. Calling it a “lightweight coding agent,” the company said it can read, modify, and run code in a user's terminal. The AI agent runs locally and does not require any Internet connectivity to function. It officially supports macOS and Linux, however, Windows support is experimental and might require Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).OpenAI's Codex CLI is an interesting project. Today, developers have two options if they want to use AI systems for coding-related tasks. They can either opt for a cloud-based closed AI system, which would require them to upload their code to the cloud and pay for the service. Or, they can opt for an open-source AI model that can be downloaded on their workstation, but it is generally less powerful compared to what companies offer.Codex CLI offers a midpoint between these two solutions. OpenAI says the AI agent can operate locally, meaning coders do not have to share their repository with the AI firm. This ensures data security for the developers. On the other hand, the AI agent runs on the company's powerful o4-mini and other reasoning models, offering flagship-tier performance.“Because the CLI runs locally, your source code never leaves your environment unless you choose to share it,” the company said on its website. However, user prompts, high-level context, and optional differential summaries are sent to the model for output generation.The AI agent does not require any installation setup, instead, it can be activated using an OpenAI application programming interface (API) key. By default, Codex CLI uses the o4-mini AI model, but the company is also letting users switch between multiple other options. Notably, since it requires an API key, the AI agent is not free, even if it can be run locally. API charges will apply.There are three modes that developers can use. The Suggest mode can read files in the user's repository, propose edits and shell commands, however, it will need permission before making changes or executing commands. In the Auto Edit mode, it can read and write files automatically, but it will still ask for permission before running shell commands.Finally, in the Full Auto mode, the AI agent can read, write, and execute commands autonomously inside a sandboxed, network-disabled environment scoped to the current directory. Codex CLI can be accessed from OpenAI's GitHub listing.

Daily Trade ｜ Weekly Recap & Strategic Outlook — April 14–17, 20252 min read·Just now--📅 Weekly Recap: April 14–17With U.S. markets closed on Friday, April 18 in observance of Good Friday, this edition serves as a combined weekly recap and forward-looking outlook. Despite a generally bullish market tone throughout the week, our AI trading model maintained a disciplined, cautious stance — choosing not to make a single trade.— April 14 (Mon): No Trade — The market showed strength, but not enough for a confirmed entry. — April 15 (Tue): No Trade — Positive price action, yet signals remained inconclusive. — April 16 (Wed): No Trade — Broad market sell-off reaffirmed the decision to stay flat. — April 17 (Thu): No Trade — Tech rebound lacked conviction for entry.📘 Market SummaryThe S&P 500 closed slightly higher for the week, while the Dow struggled, largely weighed down by a steep decline in UnitedHealth Group. Tech stocks experienced turbulence, with Nvidia facing a midweek sell-off over export concerns. Meanwhile, energy and defensive sectors such as healthcare helped support the broader market.💼 Current Portfolio SnapshotRBLX: 13.31 shares ｜ $60.13 HLN: 7.72 shares ｜ $10.26 GSK: 9.61 shares ｜ $36.00 Cash (Buying Power): $658.61 Total Portfolio Value: $1,886.77🔭 Looking Ahead: Week of April 21Next week brings key earnings reports and economic indicators, including PMI data and housing starts. Our watchlist continues to include names like PLTR, GSK, and the energy sector ETF XLE. Unless a high-confidence entry emerges, the default strategy remains capital preservation through patience.

News Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Orders Begin on April 24th in the US and Canada, Console Price Unchanged Prices for several accessories, including the Pro Controller and Joy-Con 2 Pair, have increased due to "changes in market conditions." Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 18th, Apr. 2025 After delaying the same due to tariffs, Nintendo has confirmed that Switch 2 pre-orders begin on April 24th in the United States and Canada. The console price will remain at $449.99/CAD$629.99, while the Mario Kart World bundle continues to retail for $499.99/CAD$699.99. Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza will also remain at the same prices physically and digitally – $79.99 and $69.99. Unfortunately, “changes in market conditions” have caused price increases for many accessories. Check out the full list of prices for everything, from the controller and Joy-Con 2 Pair to the games: Nintendo Switch 2 – $449.99/CAD$629.99 Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle – $499.99/CAD$699.99 Mario Kart World – $79.99/CAD$109.99 Donkey Kong Bananza – $69.99/CAD$99.99 Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller – $84.99/CAD$109.99 Joy-Con 2 Pair – $94.99/CAD$124.99 Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip – $39.99/CAD$49.99 Joy-Con 2 Strap – $13.99/CAD$19.99 Joy-Con 2 Wheel Set – $24.99/CAD$29.99 Nintendo Switch 2 Camera – $54.99/CAD$69.99 Nintendo Switch 2 Dock Set – $119.99/CAD$154.99 Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Case & Screen Protector – $39.99/CAD$49.99 Nintendo Switch 2 All-In-One Carrying Case – $84.99/CAD$109.99 Nintendo Switch 2 AC Adapter – $34.99/CAD$39.99 Samsung microSD Express Card – 256GB for Nintendo Switch 2 – $59.99/CAD$84.99 It also clarifies that “other adjustments” to the pricing of “any Nintendo product” can occur later due to market conditions. Long story short, prices could increase further if more tariffs are announced. The Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5th worldwide alongside Mario Kart World. Check out the latest gameplay for the latter here. You can also learn about new features like Rewind, unlockable character outfits, Battle Mode, and more. Tagged With: Atomfall Publisher:Rebellion Developments Developer:Rebellion Developments Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PCView More Monster Hunter Wilds Publisher:Capcom Developer:Capcom Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PCView More South of Midnight Publisher:Microsoft Developer:Compulsion Games Platforms:Xbox Series X, PCView More Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out! Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Orders Begin on April 24th in the US and Canada, Console Price Unchanged Prices for several accessories, including the Pro Controller and Joy-Con 2 Pair, have increased due to "change... The Forever Winter Gets Co-Op-Only Weapon in Latest Update The new weapon in The Forever Winter can only be used if there are three players heading out into a region for... Atomfall Guide Guide – All Skill Manual Locations Here are all the skill manuals in Atomfalls and where you can find them. F1 25 Gets New Trailer Showcasing Visual Upgrades and Customisation Options Powerful enough PCs will be able to make use of path tracing technology to get even more realistic lighting an... Withering Realms Interview – Horror, Action, Storytelling, Crafting System, and More Withering Realm is a follow-up to Withering Rooms, and will offer up multiple styles of gameplay between horro... Hogwarts Legacy Gets FSR 3, Improvements to Modding Tools in Latest Update Along with FSR 3, the latest update to Hogwarts Legacy also brings with it a host of bug fixes for UI, perform... View More

DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 On to the controversial one! -I named my character Mephiles. Because I want to use Dark stuff. -The opening cinematic is gorgeous, even if a little on the nose. -I'm sorry, is that a goddamn Basilisk I spot in the OPENING AREA? -Majula is without question my favorite hub zone in one of these so far. Probably one of my favorite hubs in gaming. Just absolutely gorgeous with some stunning music. -Having so few Estus, and using these Life gems feels odd. Especially since they heal over time instead of all at once. I'll have to wait and see if that's good or bad. -Getting more and more undead as you die is a cool visual touch..but I just wanna see my character as I designed them. -Losing more and more of your max HP as you die is...very punishing. I already sense that being a point of frustration for me. -A bulky badass looking knight playing Nightreign dropped in. He quickly killed me. -It's impressive how different it looks from DS1. I won't necessarily say better but they are both extremely distinct. -Last Giant was a very basic opening boss, but decently fun. So far I actually really like this. Some things I'm iffy on, but I really wanna play more, and am excited to start putting my build together.  super-famicom Avenger Oct 26, 2017 29,748 I really like this game. Be sure to get 20 points into Adaptability so you can have the normal roll with iframes.   Jimnymebob Member Oct 26, 2017 21,932 super-famicom said: I really like this game. Be sure to get 20 points into Adaptability so you can have the normal roll with iframes. Click to expand... Click to shrink... If they're using dark stuff, I imagine they'll be Hexing, so they can bump up Agility by putting points into Attunement instead of just dumping 20 into Adaptability to get it.   Lumination Member Oct 26, 2017 15,594 I will say some positive things about DS2. There are some cool ideas in Scholar specifically I wish they continued, but won't bring up due to spoilers. The decreasing health is punishing, but it's not unlike DeS or DS3 (which I know you haven't played yet!) It's a strictly friendlier version than DeS, which DS3 makes more friendly. Don't overthink it! Playing a caster does allow you to skip Adaptability, which would be a "buff" to those classes.  Nerokis Member Oct 25, 2017 6,611 YESSSS Enjoy. DarthKamen said: Losing more and more of your max HP as you die is...very punishing. I already sense that being a point of frustration for me. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Co-opppp  Neiteio Member Oct 25, 2017 26,625 Just keep leveling up Adaptability. It improves your roll and gives you more invincibility frames.   Baphomet Banned Dec 8, 2018 21,363 Best Dark Souls game.   Firebricks Member Jan 27, 2018 2,413 Dark Souls 2 is a dope game. I sword and shielded my way through the whole thing and had a great time.   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 Nerokis said: YESSSS Enjoy. Co-opppp Click to expand... Click to shrink... I will definitely be engaging with co-op. I just find it fun running through these zones with another real person. For some reason I couldn't connect to the servers when I was playing today. How is the DS2 online activity? Aside from people I specifically reached out to, I only saw one summon sign in DS1, and two non-NPC invaders.  Ari Ali Member Dec 25, 2020 255 the hub area music is amazing--it feels so iunno how to describe but just something amazing   Ashes of Dreams Fallen Guardian of Unshakable Resolve Member May 22, 2020 19,228 DarthKamen said: I will definitely be engaging with co-op. I just find it fun running through these zones with another real person. For some reason I couldn't connect to the servers when I was playing today. How is the DS2 online activity? Aside from people I specifically reached out to, I only saw one summon sign in DS1, and two non-NPC invaders. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I mean it's a decade old game. You might run into a few people here and there but it's mostly dead. The Souls community does often do regular "return to ____" events where everyone plays one of the older games and engages in as much online play as possible, so it's much more alive during that time. But outside of that, not much. Edit: Looked it up and you just missed it unfortunately. Was Feb-March. :(  Mary Celeste Member Oct 25, 2017 14,097 Best Souls 2 claims another. Enjoy it OP!   Deranged Hermit Member Oct 25, 2017 5,362 Install the DS2lightingengine if you're on PC: https://www.nexusmods.com/darksouls2/mods/1146 Game is great but different. It's goofy and uneven and experimental and honestly my favorite of the trilogy to replay. Also the DLC is some of the best content in the entire trilogy.  Astral Member Oct 27, 2017 33,125 Don't forget the Adaptability tax. One of the only bad things about the game.   hutton Member Feb 20, 2018 317 I hope you enjoy it because It's a really good game.   MikeProtagonist Member Oct 26, 2017 8,455 Neiteio said: Just keep leveling up Adaptability. It improves your roll and gives you more invincibility frames. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Astral said: Don't forget the Adaptability tax. One of the only bad things about the game. Click to expand... Click to shrink... She doesn't need it as a caster. She'll get agility (at a slightly slower rate) by levelling attunement. As for the drop in max health, there's a way to mitigate it, and if you do co-op regularly you'll be swimming in human effigies.  Noema Member Jan 17, 2018 5,198 Mexico CIty Dark Souls 2 is so ugly, clunky, and quirky. Boy, is it ugly at times. The shaded woods and the harvest valley sport PS2-tier textures and geometry. Yet I love it so much; certainly, more than DS3, a tighter, more polished, better-looking game that also ends up feeling stale and boring, especially due to how linear it is. A great game for sure, but DS2 holds an incredibly special place in my heart and DS3 doesn't. Neither does Elden Ring. I'd rather replay DS2 ten times over than replay Elden Ring. DS1 introduced me to the series, but it was the PTSD from 250 tries against the Fume Knight that made me fall in love with their games.  OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 I think most disappointing aspect about these games is the lack of online activitity. I want to play with others but it's a ghost town. I get they're old but it's still a little disappointing.  Common Knowledge One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 7,214 I liked it a lot when I played for the first time last year (first time playing through the whole series actually). Very unique atmosphere that just feels more "adventure-y" than the other games. You just gotta know ahead of time where to focus your level up points so you can get around the unorthodox mechanics.   Wil Grieve Member Oct 25, 2017 8,785 Of the series, Dark Souls Remastered is the only one to make it to my all purpose gaming all timers top 5. But Dark Souls 2 SOTFS is I think the one I liked the most. Objectively, it has some pretty big issues I hated, but ultimately it's the most 11/10 I've ever felt about a 7/10 game. Learning to parry the Pursuer made me feel like such a badass when his stupid ass showed up. (put some distance between you and him, and then when he charges you, parry the moment he reaches you) Armorer Dennis, fuck you. but yeah I was rocking the dark hexer with a scythe look, was pretty rad.  jungius Member Sep 5, 2021 3,505 I hate 2 tbh with limited effigies thingie, it is also the most creepy of the series, all area infested with human undead and dark   AndrewGPK Member Oct 27, 2017 4,039 Adaptability tax, death health tax, slow health regain when using Estus, some unfair boss tracking, and too many enemy hoards Those are the complaints but its a very good game. I think knowing about adaptability early is also an advantage for new players that first adopters may not have had. You won't have so many of the iframe complaints because you'll level it.  Yonafunu Member Oct 26, 2017 2,855 I have good memories of DS2 and certainly the DLC, but every time I actually play it again or see someone else play it I remember all the little annoying things. Most notably, it just sucks to play compared to Dark Souls and Dark Souls 3. The movement sucks, the moment-to-moment gameplay and level design sucks, the animations suck, it's just not as fun to play coming off the other two games. It's fun on its own merits tho, the atmosphere and level variety is top tier, there's some cool ideas there and it feels like its own thing, for better and worse.   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 -You gain levels extremely fast in this game. I've already managed to reach 20 Int and 20 Faith. -So a common complaint I've heard about this game is that it has "too many dudes in armor" as bosses. I...can't really view that as a negative. My favorite bosses in these have been with someone semi comparable to you, Radagon, Rellana, Artorias, all Hunter fights...I'm all for more bosses like that. -On that note, both Pursuer and Dragonrider were incredibly fun, and I even managed to find a real human to help with Pursuer! -Something I meant to bring up yesterday, but damn the backstab animations are sick. Overall still really liking this. I do sorta miss the interconnected world of DS1, but I've enjoyed the levels in their own right.  Lumination Member Oct 26, 2017 15,594 DarthKamen said: I think most disappointing aspect about these games is the lack of online activitity. I want to play with others but it's a ghost town. I get they're old but it's still a little disappointing. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah, it is truly a fleeting experience! Makes release day fromsoft games a mustplay. Silver lining is low pop makes those uncommon passersby way more memorable. DarthKamen said: -So a common complaint I've heard about this game is that it has "too many dudes in armor" as bosses. I...can't really view that as a negative. My favorite bosses in these have been with someone semi comparable to you, Radagon, Rellana, Artorias, all Hunter fights...I'm all for more bosses like that. -On that note, both Pursuer and Dragonrider were incredibly fun, and I even managed to find a real human to help with Pursuer! Click to expand... Click to shrink... Love Pursuer despite the hitbox memes, but Dragonrider felt very undertuned after The Last Giant. Dude just kind of slowly flails and dies 🤷‍♂️  SomePlayer Member Apr 16, 2018 368 DarthKamen said: -You gain levels extremely fast in this game. I've already managed to reach 20 Int and 20 Faith. Click to expand... Click to shrink... There is a certain boss and bonfire you can abuse to reach max. level easily. I would recommend not doing it until end game if you want the traditional experience. The DLCs are fun too!   QisTopTier Community Resettler Member Oct 25, 2017 15,033 Being a rat fucker was the best experience Ive ever had in a souls game. It hasn't been surpassed and sadly it's an experience that is lost to time   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 Lumination said: Yeah, it is truly a fleeting experience! Makes release day fromsoft games a mustplay. Silver lining is low pop makes those uncommon passersby way more memorable. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I genuinely cannot wait to play one of these at launch. Probably won't be Nightreign, but eventually. Love Pursuer despite the hitbox memes, but Dragonrider felt very undertuned after The Last Giant. Dude just kind of slowly flails and dies 🤷‍♂️ Click to expand... Click to shrink... He is probably a little easy, but I found him fun to learn which moves to dodge out or around for. SomePlayer said: There is a certain boss and bonfire you can abuse to reach max. level easily. I would recommend not doing it until end game if you want the traditional experience. The DLCs are fun too! Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah I wanna avoid most exploits during my first playthrough. I've heard nothing but great things about the DLC, really excited to find them.  Bizarre Member Dec 7, 2024 903 Ah yes, how a great game was unfixed. The interactive essay! Still a fantastic adventure but scholarships always come w a cost. Vanilla ice cream is best sometimes DLC is some of the absolute best jimmies. You're gonna love *most of them  BossAttack Member Oct 27, 2017 46,571 Can confirm, it's still ass.   Bizarre Member Dec 7, 2024 903 BossAttack said: Can confirm, it's still ass. Click to expand... Click to shrink... What part did it SorFS I mean specifically  BossAttack Member Oct 27, 2017 46,571 Bizarre said: What part did it SorFS I mean specifically Click to expand... Click to shrink... I am once again confirming that Dark Souls 2 is ass... RTTP Yet, I still replay it. Really? A Dark Souls 2 thread, at this time of the year, at this hour, localized entirely within this forum? Yes. Recently, I've noticed an increase in Dark Souls 2 videos on YouTube and with the recent updates to the Lighting Engine Mod and Miss Chalice's completed... www.resetera.com   Rainer516 Member Oct 29, 2017 1,433 Fine… I too will replay this. Just installed it on steam deck, will start a new character and report back.   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 -Hey found a Hex teacher! And he gave me clothes and a staff! That's cool. -I've never really done a caster in these games before. I had Lighting Spear in DS1, and Disc of Light in Elden Ring, but they were always just back ups, or for drawing attention from far away. So fat it's a fun playstyle. -I do find myself tempted to find a weapon to justify using Dark Weapon though. I don't know what though. -I went behind the Dragonrider fight, took an elevator into some sewers, saw a Basilisk in the distance, and immediately noped out. Rainer516 said: Fine… I too will replay this. Just installed it on steam deck, will start a new character and report back. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I hope you enjoy it as much as I have been!  Last edited: Tuesday at 11:28 PM Randam Member Oct 27, 2017 8,625 Germany I played the base Game when it came out and couldn't stand it. Sooo ugly…   ChristopheLeFou Member Oct 30, 2017 18 Tip: get the Ring of Binding ASAP and stop worrying about health reduction as much.   MikeProtagonist Member Oct 26, 2017 8,455 DarthKamen said: -Hey found a Hex teacher! And he gave me clothes and a staff! That's cool. -I've never really done a caster in these games before. I had Lighting Spear in DS1, and Disc of Light in Elden Ring, but they were always just back ups, or for drawing attention from far away. So fat it's a fun playstyle. -I do find myself tempted to find a weapon to justify using Dark Weapon though. I don't know what though. -I went behind the Dragonrider fight, took an elevator into some sewers, saw a Basilisk in the distance, and immediately noped out. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have been! Click to expand... Click to shrink... I love that teacher. He has an unique vibe and gives you a lot of freebies. It's like the entire Dark Souls fandom condensed: "Hey, I appreciate that you're going willingly into this arduous obscure thing I'm into, so let me help you along." There's also a comforting aspect to the idea of "Dark" in this game, where later it took on a more sinister tone, but maybe that's mostly down to the NPC:s. Have you figured out how torches work? You're about to start needing them.  cosmicR Member Apr 13, 2025 5 Dark Souls 2 went from being my least liked souls game (vanilla version) to my most favorite souls game (sotfs version with all the DLC). Brume Tower area is one of my all-time favorite gaming experiences.   Akira86 Member Oct 25, 2017 21,015 don't forget to look up and always be moving (when not admiring the lovely vibes) so when 5+ enemies rush you, you can mange them  cosmicR Member Apr 13, 2025 5 Randam said: I played the base Game when it came out and couldn't stand it. Sooo ugly… Click to expand... Click to shrink... I was very much in your position. Try the SOFTS version with the DLC. It's very much worth it. The game is still very ugly in some early areas but starts to look better in the later portions.   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 MikeProtagonist said: I love that teacher. He has an unique vibe and gives you a lot of freebies. It's like the entire Dark Souls fandom condensed: "Hey, I appreciate that you're going willingly into this arduous obscure thing I'm into, so let me help you along." There's also a comforting aspect to the idea of "Dark" in this game, where later it took on a more sinister tone, but maybe that's mostly down to the NPC:s. Have you figured out how torches work? You're about to start needing them. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I always like when games do the "dark isn't inherently evil, light isn't inherently good" thing. And I have! It's an interesting way of handling it.  Dirtbag_drumdad Member Dec 19, 2024 30 Lot of people complained about the rebalancing of enemies in scholar but personally I don't see the issue. Sure there's some areas with way more enemies but there's also some that now have much fewer or none. I also feel like scholar was balanced specifically for coop and along with others I highly reccomend finding a buddy to play through with, even with the annoying multiplayer restrictions  Sai Prophet of Truth The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 6,842 Chicago Hated this game, but I appreciate the changes that it brought and impressions it made on their design doing forward. I wish more of their games took inspiration from stuff like the Bonfire Ascetic.   dhlt25 Member Oct 27, 2017 1,992 bondfire ascetic is still the best mechanic in all souls games. PvP in DS2 is also the best.   OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 -Going through Lost Bastille, I knocked an enemy off a ledge, he decided to hit an explosive barrel both his Zweihander, blowing up the entire room and leaving me undamaged. That is the funniest moment I've had in these games. -Dark Orb is strong. I still kinda want a melee weapon for back up though. -Sorry, you can be invaded while Hollow but you can't co-op? Cool to see a real invader at least. -And another real summon! Maybe it's not as dead as I thought. -Wait...why have some enemies just vanished?  Last edited: Wednesday at 6:47 PM Heliex Member Nov 2, 2017 3,530 Dark souls 2 was introduction to From Software games, so here's a take that's kinda hot for ResetEra bit common among my friend groups; I hated the changes made in Scholars 😭 Dark Souls 2 OG was one of my all time favorite games at the time of release and seeing them take it, try to "Fix" it and make it impossible to buy OG anywhere breaks my heart. I just want my original experience.  OP OP DarthKamen Keeper of the White Materia Member Jun 22, 2023 2,330 Could anyone help me do the Ruin Sentinels? Also is there an Era souls discord?  Last edited: Wednesday at 9:47 PM AstralSphere Member Feb 10, 2021 12,722 Heliex said: Dark souls 2 was introduction to From Software games, so here's a take that's kinda hot for ResetEra bit common among my friend groups; I hated the changes made in Scholars 😭 Dark Souls 2 OG was one of my all time favorite games at the time of release and seeing them take it, try to "Fix" it and make it impossible to buy OG anywhere breaks my heart. I just want my original experience. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Scholar's changes do suck. It's a pretty common opinion across the board. This thread is probably the biggest ratio of 'liked' versus 'dislike' that I've seen on the subject. Kinda surprised me.  shadowhaxor EIC of Theouterhaven Verified Oct 27, 2017 1,882 Claymont, Delaware Seeing all you jump into Scholars is making me wanna play it. I played the shit out of the OG Dark Souls 2. I own 2 copies of SoFS, and haven't even started.   Mary Celeste Member Oct 25, 2017 14,097 DarthKamen said: Could anyone help me do the Ruin Sentinels? Also is there an Era souls discord? Click to expand... Click to shrink... Blunt weapons + electric damage are very good against them iirc also scholar is WAY better than the OG. It's not even close. 

The Nintendo Switch 2 will cost $449.99, and will be available to pre-order April 24. The closest thing to a discount on the pricey console comes from GameStop, which is offering a trade-in credit for your old Switch to apply to a Switch 2 pre-order. The offer starts on April 24 when GameStop stores open at their regular hours and at 11 a.m. EDT for online orders, and lasts through April 30. You can redeem the trade-in credit on any new or existing Switch 2 pre-order done through GameStop. Different Switch models will get you varying amounts of credit to apply to the cost of the Switch 2. Here’s what trade-in credit you’ll get for each Switch model: Switch OLED: $175 credit Standard Switch: $125 credit Switch Lite: $100 credit If you’re a GameStop Pro member, you’ll get an extra 10% added to the standard Switch trade-in credit. If you pre-order a Switch 2 at GameStop, then later realize you want to trade in your Switch, you’ll be able to modify your reservation with a boosted trade-in through April 30. In order to get these advertised trade-in valuations, GameStop shared with Polygon that you’ll need to provide all of the following items: Switch OLED and standard Switch: Console, dock, working Joy-Con with wrist straps, Joy-Con grip, power cord and HDMI cable. Switch Lite: Console and power cable If you don’t have all of these items, your console may still be accepted at a lower value.

Operations happening at Samsug's Taylor plant located in Texas A report was doing the rounds, stating that Samsung had hit the brakes on its Taylor plant located in Texas regarding the commencement of operations. Due to a multitude of setbacks, the company was said to have delayed its original target to 2027. However, the Korean giant likely noted that this information was being disseminated in the wrong direction, prompting Samsung to quickly issue a statement, quelling all of these rumors. The Taylor plant was previously said to have a minimum employee headcount as Samsung was facing various obstacles, particularly with low yields of its next-generation wafers The media outlet The Elec was one of the first to break the news that Samsung had delayed the operational timeline of its Taylor production facility. However, as reported by Kxan, the technology giant issued a statement, mentioning that it is sticking with its original timeline to start production at the plant, which is 2026. Based on what Samsung has talked about the facility below, it appears the site holds immense significance for it. The company also intends to create 10,000 jobs in the cities of Austin and Taylor. “What makes the Taylor project so exciting is its potential to positively impact the lives of people around the world and in its own backyard. Our Taylor facility will boost the production of semiconductor solutions that will power next-generation technologies in areas like 5G, artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). With greater manufacturing capacity, we will be able to better serve the needs of our customers and contribute to the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain. For Taylor, located less than 30 minutes from the Texas state capital of Austin, our investment will bring thousands of new jobs and valuable training. Together with our existing manufacturing site in Austin, the facility will allow us to open up exciting opportunities for Central Texans for years to come.” Earlier, we reported that Samsung had withdrawn personnel from this plant as it struggled to bring up the yields of its 2nm process. It is possible the company’s troubles with its next-generation nodes might have something to do with keeping a limited staff at the Taylor factor, but Samsung denied these claims. It is unclear if we shall witness 2nm wafer production at this facility, but we will update our readers in the coming months, so stay tuned. News Source: Kxan

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