Exciting Updates Await Bethesda Fans​ for Starfield

Bethesda enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the ‌release ⁣of Starfield’s first expansion, Shattered⁣ Space, which is set to launch this fall. Director ‌Todd Howard recently shared insights on the post-launch content in an interview with Kinda Funny.

While specific details about Shattered Space are still under wraps, speculations suggest a focus on House Va'ruun. Howard's previous interview with IGN hinted at extensive add-on content plans to enrich the Starfield experience with future updates.
  
           
  
Bethesda is also working on smaller updates to address fan 

Industrially, Gujranwala is the third largest city of Pakistan. This city has become such an open chamber that breathing in its atmosphere is not free of danger to health.

Armaghan Ahsan is a resident of Gujranwala and a businessman by profession. Speaking to Independent Urdu, he said that the world is talking about smog these days but the situation here can be called ‘smog plus’.

‘Due to burning of plastic material, chemical and toxic gases are being produced, due to which even breathing is becoming difficult here.’

A year ago, it was possible that many players would not have Baldur’s Gate 3 on your radar. And it is normal, since it is a robust RPG which can be difficult to tackle, especially for the less experienced. Instead, today it ranks as one of the best games in recent history. What is the reason for its great and unexpected success? The developers are very clear about it.

Previously, Larian Studios had expressed their idea that the key to success is treating players with respect. Now, Swen Vinckeco-founder of the developer studio and director of the acclaimed role-playing title, reaffirmed that position and sent an important message to his colleagues in the video game industry.

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“Treat your players how you would like to be treated”, Larian Studios sends a message to devs

In a recent interview with the portal GamesIndustry.biz which took place w

The Viennese startup Neworn has developed a platform that enables the trading of second-hand baby and children’s clothing. The young company wants to reward environmentally conscious behavior through loyalty points. Neworn cooperates specifically with small, local and exclusively sustainable companies. Caroline Schober, co-founder of the young company, spoke to our startup interviewer.

Neworn: Viennese startup launches clothing swap app for environmentally conscious parents

Can you introduce us to your startup?

Caroline Schober: Neworn is a platform focused on revolutionizing the way parents use and purchase baby clothes. Our mission is to create a sustainable solution to buying and selling baby clothes that simultaneously promotes community and environmental awareness.

We connect parents in Austria to buy and sell used children’s clothing & accessories. The aim is to extend the short lifespan of the products and to reward sustainable practices with exclusive offers from sustainable partner companies. With our mobile application, we give parents access to a diverse marketplace where they can buy and sell used baby clothes and accessories. By encouraging the exchange of baby clothes within an engaged community, we promote reuse and reduce the need for new products.

Who is on the founding team?

The founding team of Neworn consists of my co-founders, Ole Kramer and me, Caroline Schober. Ole has dealt a lot with sustainability in the past and, before founding Neworn, worked at Esade University, where he taught students, among other things, “Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility”. I (Caroline) was able to gain a lot of experience through my time at several startups, most recently at Friday Finance as Head of Account Management, where I joined as one of the first employees and was able to set up the Sales and Customer Success area.

What is the story behind your startup?

During our MBA studies in Barcelona, ​​the idea for Neworn came about as part of a university project that we worked on together. At this time we noticed that many of our friends were having babies, and I was often asked if I knew anyone who wanted to

The MatePad Pro 13.2 (currently available for 1 199 € (~$1,285) at Amazon.de) is a high-end tablet with an OLED display capable of responding to over 10,000 levels of pressure sensitivity when transmitted by the operating system of Huaweim Pencil 3, which works via wireless connectivity developed by the OEM, NearLink. Today, this technology has its own digital painting application.

Huawei now declares itself “the industry’s leading smart device provider” to have such an application (although Microsoft might have something to say about that). GoPaint is meant to complement and enhance the current creative capabilities of devices such as the current flagship, the MatePad.

The application is supposed to raise the level of drawing of these slates on one level “professional“, thanks to the support of a wide range of tools of of drawing and virtual artists.

The equipment manufacturer suggests that the “powerful” creator should work perfectly with Huawei since it is first-hand material.

The app is also expected to offer painting tutorials that could help the user improve their artistic skills art and/or techniques over t

“You want children without anxiety and capable of taking risks and chasing their dreams? Let them experience risky games outdoors, free, without your control. Fewer structured activities, fewer displays. More dangers, more freedom. They will learn to manage uncertainty, risk and anxiety. And their development will be healthy.”

I am the one who says it years of studies carried out by Mariana Brussoni, Extraordinary researcher, born in Uruguay with Italian origins, known throughout the world for her research on the relationship between risky outdoor games and healthy development. Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the British Columbia University in Vancouver, Canada, Brussoni directs the Human Early Learning Partnership, a research center at the University that brings together scientists from different disciplines to improve the well-being of children.

“We parents are trapped in a paradox. We desperately want to keep our children safe and ensure their success. We are terrified that they will get hurt and fail. So we do everything we can to prevent this from happening. The result? Many of these Efforts to manage our fears have paradoxically reduced our children’s safety and their chances of success.”

If you were born before the 80s-90s, try to think about your childhood. You will probably have played freely on the streets, in local parks and in abandoned places. And you will probably remember a sense of joy, freedom and independence. “This is the type of childhood common to almost all of human history. Today, however, it is rare and the consequences can prove catastrophic…”.

Brussoni has received numerous awards for the excellence of his research and for his contribution to the promotion of this type of game. “Natural development dictates that children experience fear. Fears actually have an evolutionary purpose. Risky play is how these fears are faced and eliminated.”

What is meant by risky games?

“Playing with heights, speed (bicycle, sled), using hammers, knives, playing near elements such as fire or water, violent play, wandering around the neighborhood without an adult..”

What are the benefits?

“Children acquire skills. Mastery of terror, ability to overcome fears and manage risk, self-esteem and resilience. They learn that when things go wrong, and it can happen in play as in life, the world does not end and that one is capable of facing challenges. This is very important.”

What is the relationship between risky games and anxiety disorders?

“At the basis of anxiety is fear and intolerance of uncertainty. Things that cannot be predicted or controlled are considered scary. And to be avoided. Risky gambling, on the other hand, implies a constant relationship with uncertainty. Children don’t know how things will end: it could be good or bad. The reward is an exciting and thrilling feeling. Strong emotions that can be ambiguous and confused with anxiety and fear. The mind decides whether the stimulus is positive or negative. With play, children practice recognizing emotions and considering them positive. The world is full of uncertainty. And children must be able to manage it and even embrace it. “

The praise of risk…

“We must take risks in life if we want to achieve greater rewards, Like love, adventure, joy…”

According to Killian Mullan’s research, between 1975 and 2015, outdoor play among UK children decreased by 29.4%, while computer-based or structured activities increased by