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Black Ops 7 drops goofy skins for realism

Black Ops 7 drops goofy skins for realism

In the wake of the explosively popular Battlefield 6 Open Beta weekends that ran on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and PS5 throughout August, one aspect of its larger competitor FPS Call of Duty that’s come under quite a bit of scrutiny is its penchant for goofy skins that feel incredibly out of place in a military-themed shooter. With Battlefield …

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Amid Battlefield 6’s Commitment to ‘Gritty Realism,’ Activision Makes Shock Call of Duty Change for Black Ops 7: ‘We Hear the Feedback’

Amid Battlefield 6’s Commitment to ‘Gritty Realism,’ Activision Makes Shock Call of Duty Change for Black Ops 7: ‘We Hear the Feedback’

It sounds like all change for Call of Duty with the release of Black Ops 7, amid pressure from Battlefield 6 and its commitment to “gritty realism.” Call of Duty’s foray into goofy skins territory is not a new phenomena, although recent releases have certainly amped up the conversation around them. With the likes of Beavis and Butt-Head and American …

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This Rope-Powered Robot Dog Built by a US Student Walks With Stunning Realism Thanks to a Brilliant Mathematical Design

This Rope-Powered Robot Dog Built by a US Student Walks With Stunning Realism Thanks to a Brilliant Mathematical Design

IN A NUTSHELL 🐕 CARA is a robot dog created by a Purdue University student using innovative capstan drive technology. 🔧 The robot incorporates custom 3D-printed parts and high-strength materials like carbon fiber for durability and efficiency. 🤖 Advanced coding techniques such as Inverse Kinematics allow CARA to move with natural grace and agility. 🚀 Future enhancements for CARA include …

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Ancient elk petroglyphs in Mongolia show 12,000-year shift from realism to wolf-like symbols

Ancient elk petroglyphs in Mongolia show 12,000-year shift from realism to wolf-like symbols

A new study, published in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal by Dr. Esther Jacobson-Tepfer, reveals an astonishing transformation in elk images in 12,000 years of Altai rock art in western Mongolia. Once drawn in realistic detail, elk gradually evolved into stylized, nearly unrecognizable wolf-like figures, reflecting deep transformations of environment, mobility, and identity. Stylized elk. Credit: Gary Tepfer, in Jacobson-Tepfer, Cambridge …

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