CYBERPUNK 2077 REMOVES CONTROVERSIAL MOD, KOTOR 3 GAME IN THE WORKS? & MORE

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Cyberpunk lol
https://news.avclub.com/cyberpunk-developers-ask-players-to-please-stop-having-1846147154

KOTOR
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/a-new-knights-of-the-old-republic-is-reportedly-in-development-outside-of-ea/

GameSpot stock thing
https://www.pcgamer.com/reddit-messes-with-investors-by-driving-gamestop-stock-price-to-record-heights/?fbclid=IwAR0F114LdZRvUdB2Se0UxnW-Hngs4xOvqKXQZdmdXXn7FYkxh1LfvPEapZM
Another good explainer:
https://youtu.be/8YrnTbzuOWM

Biomutant release date (May 25)
https://www.ign.com/articles/biomutant-release-date

Returnal delayed (to April 30)
https://twitter.com/PlayStation/status/1354806469116346372
LOTR Gollum delayed to 2022
https://www.pcgamer.com/the-lord-of-the-rings-gollum-delayed-to-2022/

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  11. Basic explanation of the stock stuff: Short selling is sort of the reverse of normally buying stocks, where you want to buy low and sell high. If you short a stock, you basically borrow that stock from someone who has it and sell it, and you get the money. Then after a certain period of time, you have to give the stock back to the original person you borrowed it from. So to make money from shorting a stock, you want to borrow and sell when the price is high, and then when it's time to repay the stock, you're hoping the price is low so you can buy the same amount of stock to give back but at a lower price. But if the price is higher, you still have to buy the stock to give back, you just end up losing money.

    So for the Gamestop stuff, a bunch of big hedge funds (basically, big pools of money that a bunch of people have put in that are managed by one person/company) had shorted Gamestop's stock since it's, you know, a dying company. But Reddit decided to make a meme of it and pump the stock price up by getting a bunch of people to buy it. So all the hedge funds that shorted it lost a ton of money, and all the normal people who bought it low now have stocks worth a lot since the price went up. (It's a bit more complicated than saying the people made a bunch of money, because if they all decided to sell to cash in, the price would drop and only the people who sold first would make the big bucks, but the stocks are now worth a lot on paper.)

    In a really scumbag, anti-free market move, some apps like Robinhood and Webull stopped letting people buy Gamestop (and AMC, another company they're doing this with) stocks, spouting some BS about "protecting users" and such, but really it's because their investors are the ones who are getting hosed with the short stocks, so they're trying to stop them from losing even more money. This is very likely illegal, and there's already been at least one class action lawsuit filed against Robinhood and there's talk about having hearings in congress because all the people from Reddit aren't doing anything illegal, but the apps are deciding what they can and can't buy just because some rich people don't like that they're losing money.

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  31. I think CDPR is just overly cautious now, mainstream media have absolutely no idea how the industry works and the console fiasco + keanu mods probably look really really bad to outsiders lol, Keanu most likely doesnt care

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