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The DioField Chronicle does have a PC demo after all, and you can play it right now
I was a bit sad when Square Enix announced last month that PC players would be missing out on the first demo for their upcoming strategy game The DioField Chronicle, but happily the RPG giant has reconsidered their tactical options and released it on Steam after all. The move coincides with pre-orders also going live, but the good news is that your save data, progress and character levels from the demo will all transfer over to the final game should you decide to take the plunge in full when the game comes out on September 22nd. Huzzah.
“It doesn’t surprise me, but I’m still pretty upset” – MultiVersus modders lose momentum after DMCA strikes
The MultiVersus hype is still strong, moving on from its rapturous release a few weeks ago. The game has a lot to offer for fans of the ridiculous collection of IP under the Warner Bros umbrella, and with news of more characters on the horizon, it looks like they’ll have more to look forward to. Even then, for a significant portion of the playerbase, the game is ripe for more. These creatives, artists, and memsters make up the MultiVersus Modding community.
However, the future of this community and all the momentum it gained due to a mix of the popularity of the platform fighter and the appeal of what they were creating is uncertain. This comes thanks to a rise in copyright strikes on published video content featuring mods, the main avenue creatives use to show off their modded works.
One such modder, who goes by JtheDuelist online, began creating mods around four years ago, where they created skins for Monster Hunter World, afterwards moving onto Guilty Gear: Strive and Final Fantasy 14 after cutting their teeth. They first got into MultiVersus after receiving a code for the alpha test prior to launch, and began their modding projects for the title after coming across others on modding website Gamebanana.
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Horror moment street seller beaten to death ‘after saying girlfriend of killer was beautiful to get a sale’
A MAN has been arrested after a Nigerian street seller was brutally killed in busy beach town in Italy.
The horror slaying was filmed by onlookers who appeared to do nothing to intervene as migrant Alika Ogorchukwu was beaten to death in broad daylight.
Shocking footage of the attack on Friday shows the married dad-of-two being pinned to the ground by another man.
Alika, 39, was selling goods in a street of the beach town Civitanova Marche when someone grabbed his crutch and struck him after exchanging words, cops say.
Video shows the attacker wrestling Alika onto his back on the pavement as he attempted to fight back.
Daniel Amanza, who runs the ACSIM association for immigrants in the area, claimed the attacker became furious when Alika told the man’s partner she was “beautiful”.
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Alika reportedly said: “Bella, can you buy some handkerchiefs or give me one euro.”
Police investigator Matteo Luconi said: “The aggressor went after the victim, first hitting him with a crutch.
“He made him fall to the ground, then he finished, causing the death, striking repeatedly with his bare hands.”
Onlookers called emergency services after the attacker fled the scene – taking Alika’s phone with him.
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An autopsy will determine if the death was provoked by blows, suffocation or another cause.
Luconi said the assailant lashed out after the vendor made insistent requests for pocket change.
Police arrested a 32-year-old Italian man, identified as Filippo Claudio Giuseppe Ferlazzo, after using cameras to track his movements.
He was being held on suspicion of murder and theft for allegedly taking the victims phone.
Police were questioning witnesses and viewing videos of the attack. They said the suspect has made no statement.
Amanza said: “The tragic fact is that there were many people nearby.
“They filmed, saying stop, but no one moved to separate them.”
The horror killing has been widely condemned in Italy.
Enrico Letta, a former premier and the head of the left-wing Democratic Party, said: “The murder of Alika Ogorchukwu is dismaying.
“Unheard of ferocity. Widespread indifference. There can be no justification.”
Civitanova Marche’s mayor, Fabrizio Ciarapica, met with members of the Nigerian community after hundreds demonstrated on Saturday.
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He said: “My condemnation is not only for the (crime) but it is also for the indifference.
“This is something that has shocked citizens.”
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