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RIP Oliver Tree 💔🕊️

10 years ago today God of War was revealed at PlayStation's E3 2016 press conference Seeing Cory Barlog smile after the crowd goes crazy when Kratos reveals himself will never get old

The first official GIF from the Kagurabachi anime teaser trailer is here! Anime coming April 2027. #Kagurabachi #BachiAnime

Kudos are in order for @CARNDARAK , who has just become the first Martyr of the First Edict, forever immortalizing their name on the Solo Self-Found ladder! pathofexile2.com/ladder/Solo%25… There are still so many secrets waiting to be discovered in Return of the Ancients!

The Albinaurics right before I farm their entire civilization for runes

Japanese man reacts to a large dog which is a rare sight in Japan as most dogs are tiny there

@GuyThatDied Whats the golden affix?

Made a new one already.

@tabronbryant @ruthiruth_ruth Hitman reborn

@ruthiruth_ruth Need a name, what manga am I looking at here?

FIRST SPEARD OF THE SERIES AND ITS FOR THE MAIN BATTLE I AM READYYYYY🗣🗣

@DiscountPickles @Dexerto I played it on my ps5, but I know ppl prefer kbm

@ZacG88 @Dexerto Did you play with controller or kbm?

Indie game Cairn is letting players create t-shirts of their runs and how long it took to climb to the peak It includes info like your play time and total number of deaths in the run

Will Sasso and Dan Soder are Macho Man Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rodney Dangerfield, and Robert Deniro reading Andy Rooney quotes. 😂😂😂😂 (🎥@ChrisVanVliet)

@DiscountPickles @Dexerto It has its moments, especially if your going for all the achievements. The overall difficulty curve feels good through the whole game, I definitely recommend it.

@Dexerto Is this game pretty challenging? I’ve never played anything like it nor rock climbed or anything similar, but it looks chill and interesting but I would want a challenge past learning basics.

@GabrPurificate Amazing game, even more amazing once you get to the DLC's they have a semi roguelike floor climbing mode its dope. Also very fun coop

Tô com uma vontade avassaladora de jogar Stranger of Paradise, quem aqui já jogou, tem oq a falar sobre ?

KAGURABACHI ANIME OFFICIAL GIVEAWAY To celebrate the Kagurabachi anime adaptation announcement, we're giving away 10 teaser visual posters (not for sale)! To enter, just: 1) Follow @kb_anime_en 2) Repost this post The deadline to enter is May 10, 2026, at 11:59PM JST

Miyamoto Musashi - Vagabond

@davidvincentva What game?

So… Grimmjow fans may want to pay attention to this update. From the patch notes floating around, it sounds like Grimmjow human form is getting a new SR+ event-only rarity. Translation: limited, special, and probably something fans won’t want to miss. That is a very Grimmjow way to do it. #grimmjow #bleach

@NVIDIAGeForce PRAGMATA RTX

PRAGMATA has launched with #RTXON, featuring path tracing and DLSS 4! To celebrate, we are giving away this custom wrapped GeForce RTX 5090 featuring Hugh and Diana, perfect for the adventure that awaits on the moon. Want it? Comment "PRAGMATA RTX" to enter!

Two of the greatest to ever pick up the pen.

@TheExpanseRPG Can't wait

Giveaway time! We are giving away 5 Steam keys for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn Beta, which will start on April 22! Follow us, like, repost, and comment to participate! We will announce the winners on April 21. Please keep your DMs open, so we can reach you if you win!

@thecurioustales Gotta use force palm to open it

NEW DISCOVERY🚨: A massive stone formation found in Kazakhstan that looks like an ancient doorway. The doorway is 300 feet tall and points directly at the winter solstice sunrise. Archaeologists found this thing in Kazakhstan and nobody wants to talk about what it actually means. Massive granite blocks fitted together with tolerances that would challenge modern construction equipment. No mortar. No gaps. Stone against stone with mechanical precision that requires planning, measurement, and tools we're told didn't exist 12,000 years ago. The positioning makes it worse. 47.2 degrees latitude, 80.1 degrees longitude. Draw a line from this point through the Earth's center and it emerges in the South Pacific at coordinates that form geometric relationships with other ancient megalithic sites. Easter Island. Angkor Wat. Giza. Stonehenge. When you map them together, they create a dodecahedron spanning the entire planet. Nobody discusses this pattern because it sounds too convenient. The mathematics don't care about convenience. Each point sits at locations demonstrating impossible knowledge of Earth's exact dimensions and precise relationships between magnetic field variations, tectonic stress points, and gravitational anomalies. Ancient builders knew Earth's exact circumference, axial tilt, and how to use those measurements for a planet-spanning geometric grid. You need advanced mathematics, global communication, and surveying technology for that level of coordination. Yet radiocarbon dating on organic material near the Kazakhstan site consistently returns 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. Same age as Göbekli Tepe. Same age as the end of the last ice age. Same age as the Younger Dryas impact that reset human civilization overnight. Something forced an advanced pre-civilization to encode critical knowledge into indestructible stone monuments at mathematically precise global locations 12,000 years ago. These weren't temples or burial sites. They were a backup system. The Kazakhstan doorway faces winter solstice sunrise, positioned to catch first light when Earth's axial tilt reaches maximum angle relative to the sun. That angle changes on a 41,000-year cycle. The builders chose the one planetary point where standing in that doorway on that specific day lets you see sunrise through the stone frame only when Earth's axis matched the exact configuration existing when they built it. A timestamp. Saying "we were here when the world looked exactly like this." Geological surveys reveal artificial bedrock modification extending 200 feet underground. Ground-penetrating radar detects chambers, tunnels, and geometric voids following the same mathematical patterns as the surface structure. The visible doorway is just an entrance to something much larger buried beneath the steppe. Local Kazakh population has stories predating archaeological discovery by centuries. They call it "the door that opens once" and claim ancestors were warned never to pass through during certain astronomical alignments because "the people who built it left instructions that should not be ignored." Oral traditions describe builders as "people from the time when the stars were different" who "knew the songs that moved stone" and "built doors between worlds so their knowledge would survive the great dying." Archaeology categorizes these as myths. Every mythology contains fragments of accurate information about real events, distorted by centuries of retelling. Nomadic tribes preserved specific warnings about astronomical alignments related to a 12,000-year-old structure through 400 generations. The original builders left deliberate instructions. What knowledge justified a global network of indestructible monuments placed with mathematical precision? The answer might be buried 200 feet beneath that doorway, waiting for technology to excavate without destroying whatever's down there. Or maybe the knowledge was never meant to be hidden underground. Maybe it was meant to be decoded by a future civilization advanced enough to recognize geometric patterns, measure astronomical alignments, and understand the doorway itself is the message. We keep looking for ancient wisdom in libraries and tablets. Meanwhile, it's carved into the planet itself, waiting for us to learn the language of stone and stars and geometric precision that spans continents.