A new #Playstation 5 firmware got launched & includes:
New accessibility features, Support for Dolby Atmos-enabled audio devices, Social feature enhancements, PS Remote Play support on more Android devices (including Chromecast with Google TV & BRAVIA TVs.)

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Bungie confirms that Destiny 2 will adopt more intolerance to controllers cheating devices

Controller fans that use devices to enhance the game but fail to see that that crosses the fair and cheat line are in bad luck as not only Ricochet for Call Of Duty is blocking them from play, soon, Destiny 2 will adopt the same stand.

Bungie confirmed this week that the anti-cheat software for Destiny 2 will be including flags with users using XIM, Cronus Zen, and ReaSnow S1 in gaming and not merely a controller if using the PC version of the game.

“Our community has grown increasingly frustrated by a form of cheating that uses third-party peripherals with the intent to manipulate the game client. These devices are plugged into a computer or console, where they can—for example—execute simple scripts or trick the game into giving you extra aim assist. You’ll note that we aren’t calling out the services by name, the primary reason for that is we simply don’t want to offer a bigger spotlight than necessary. Instead, our focus is on what the impact of using tools like this has on a PvP environment.”

While there should be a benefit of the doubt depending on how good or strange a gameplay goes in a match, Bungie has not stated how they will be enforcing warning, suspension or ban of at least, a 3 strike scheme.

Obviously the studio is well-aware that this will create debate (as is already happening in the Internet), especially users that claim that the accessibility option brings mainly devices emulating controllers, but has been notoriously abused.

For more preparation on the enforcing of this new “Villain Arc” as they will call the banning of cheating devices and scripts, Bungie will be “evaluating all gameplay for violations,” covering not just PvP deathmatch-style gameplay but also PvE events.

Here are fresh details that Final Fantasy XVI will include

As promised, the weekend was preemptively greeted by Playsstaiton finally unveiling an exclusive State Of Play focusing on the gameplay of Final Fantasy XVI, that will launch exclusively for Playstation 5 this June.

But what are the things that we learned?

First of all and as expected, the main story will be divided in three periods with protagonist Clive and this includes flashbacks on his teenage days, Clive in his 20s and then, Clive in his 30s.
Clive's attributes include HP, Attack, Defense, Stagger, Strength, Vitality, Willpower with a surprising absence of MP which reminds me of the Final Fantasy VIII days.

The Eikons or as this time the summon monster are called was another focus on the game mechanics showcase and Clive can equip three different Eikons, with two abilities each.

So far, Eikons roster includes Phoenix, Ifrit, Shiva, Garuda, Ramuh, Bahamut, Titan and probably there could be more, specially a powerful Eikon that in Final Fantasy’s historic fashion, could be a grinding in the making to get.

Square Enix might be testing out a new way of helping players develop their characters as the leveling system is pretty much new in the sense that abilities will be unlocked rather than skill maps which was a constant in nowadays RPG games.

In an accessibility feature, Final Fantasy XVI will feature a function named Timely accessories which allow players with certain disabilities to have Clive to auto-evade, slow down time before enemy attack lands on Clive, simplified button combos and also, Story Focused mode has all the Timely accessories equipped from the start of the game.

Fans of Final Fantasy take good attention of this and there is a new Cid in Final Fantasy and FFXVI’s Cid is named Cidolfus, mentor of Clive and his spot serves as hub with shops, side quests and a place where Clive’s allies can be found and talking about allies, companion can join Clive in a party, but never directly controlled.

There are a few things that I had mentioned here so you can have your own take on everything revealed.

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Beginner's Guide to Video Editing

After filming a YouTube video, a movie, or a music video, it's time for the second phase of the fight: post-processing. Similar to filming, this process involves a strong balance of technical know-how and creativity. And in this post, I'll share some useful advice, tricks, and "life hacks" with you that will make the video editing process more simple and efficient.

1. Select the Correct Software
Selecting the appropriate software for you and your production is the first step in streamlining your video editing process. Although they all often include the tools you need to make ordinary video edits, you could favor one over the others because because of its usefulness, digital interface, and functionality. Instead of just using the newest, most cutting-edge video editing program available, the key is to choose what functions for you and your editing style.
Top favorites include DaVinci Resolve, which has a free and feature-rich Lite version, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, Final Cut Pro, and others. If you're seeking to test some less well-known but very effective options, you might also want to give Lightworks, Autodesk Smoke, Sony Vegas, and Wondershare Filmora (which I personally use) a go.

2. Utilize a quick computer
No, in this part we won't be comparing PCs with MACs. Any brand or model of computer is OK as long as it is quick enough to hold large files and enables you to concentrate more on your editing tasks without having to worry about slow rendering.
A speedier storage drive (SSD) will enable you to access your files and software quicker and will reduce the time it takes for rendering, loading, and exporting. If you're going to be editing professionally or for a living, you need also buy the appropriate video card and processor for your editing program, as well as boost the memory (RAM) on your computer to at least 8GB.
also remember to bring your monitors. You may more easily examine, arrange, and work with big volumes of material by setting up a dual monitor setup.

3. View tutorials on video editing
There are tons of helpful tutorials for making excellent video material on YouTube, blogs, and educational websites. The majority of tutorials you'll discover online are free, which increases their accessibility. Many highly precise instructions are available on websites like Video Copilot, Skillshare, and Red Giant Tutorials to assist you improve your video content. Target the software version of the program you're running when searching for instructions on how to attain particular appearances and finish particular activities. From one version to the next, several organizations change the menu options and functionality.

4. Get the project files
Many novice video editors like to utilize the same project files as the course instructors when following along. Your work will perfectly resemble the demo's sample, which will aid in your understanding of the stages. For just this reason, many tutorials let you download the project files. You can repeat a process with your video files once you've mastered a technique.

5. Follow Rule 321
Similar to how beginning woodworkers are taught to measure twice and cut once, video editors should become familiar with the 321 rule. Keep three duplicates of everything you produce, one of which should be physically segregated from the other two locations.

6. Story Editing
Remembering your creative objective—to create a wonderful story—is one of the most crucial lessons you should learn from this post. Make your film visually appealing and dramatically engaging to effectively evoke the right emotions and communicate your desired message. This goes beyond the basics of trimming unnecessary footage and rearranging your pieces. Instead of merely adding a ton of effects to wow your audience, use your practical and technical skills to do this.

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