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NORTH FORK -- “North Fork” – the evocative name bestowed upon this idyllic 19th century town may sound familiar to western enthusiasts, along with an...
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NORTH FORK -- “North Fork” – the evocative name bestowed upon this idyllic 19th century town may sound familiar to western enthusiasts, along with an...
JOE BAVIER, MAYTAAL ANGEL and ANGE ABOA, of Reuters, report on efforts to protect forests in the West African nation...
The Ivory Coast is seeing illegal farming of cocoa in its protected forests. European companies say they are not receiving illegally grown chocolate but Reuters found evidence that disproves this.
Rust’s April Update adds gestures, poker tables, and Twitch drops The April update for survival game Rust is on its way, and it’s bringing a basket full of joy and sunshine with it. Well, maybe not those things specifically, but there’s plenty to look forward to in this month’s patch, including a brand new gesture system. The gesture system uses a pop-up wheel to give you a selection of emotes to use at just about any point in the game. Developer Facepunch says they’ve all been designed to be used in first-person perspective, and that you’ll see a nice animation from that viewpoin...
Published 8 Feb, 2021 If you dig the idea of carving out a life on a post-apocalyptic island but are less keen on repeatedly getting your bare arse shot off by kitted-out marauders, you might be interested in Rust's new 'Softcore' mode. The survival sandbox game has introduced servers with friendlier changes including letting players spawn in NPC-controlled safe zones and not losing all their items when they die. The game's had a huge surge of new players lately, so it's good to finally see this. "A major part of Rust has always been its hardcore, ruthless PvP and will c...