🪶 Palworld boss found a weird trick to liven up the too‑quiet endgame

Publishing director John Buckley admitted enemy density drops in the late game, he even reloaded early saves hunting for decent FARM spots. The workaround is odd but effective: hunt the cuckoos (yellow‑billed birds) on Hill Rocca northeast of Ernan. The nest respawns after every teleport, and a specific GLITCH lets you "freeze" the flock by blocking the leader, a...

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🎯 Palworld's publishing director John Buckley admits the endgame of Crimson Desert gets too peaceful, and has a HACK involving birds.

Clearing camps wipes out enemies, enemy density drops, and that breaks trials and achievement runs, Buckley even reloaded old saves to hunt for farm spots. His workaround: farm cuckoos (yellowbeaks) at Hill Rokka, northeast of Ernan. The nest respawns on each teleport, and a specific bug lets you "...

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In Crimson Desert one NPC turned into the community's most hated, Yann. 😤

While the Greymanes pull off heroic shit, he whines nonstop, dumps boring fetch quests on players, drinks constantly and pockets others' rewards; even John Buckley (Pocketpair) lost it on Twitter. Looks like Pearl Abyss deliberately made a TOXIC WHINER, don't expect a 'personality fix' patch.

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Primo piano ANSA - ANSA.it: 6 oscar a "Una battaglia dopo l'altra", premiati Buckley e Jordan: a mani vuote Chalamet e Dicaprio

Tutti i vincitori nella 98esima edizione degli Accademy Awards

6 Oscars for "Once Upon a Time... Oyester," Buckley and Jordan awarded: empty-handed Chalamet and DiCaprio

All the winners in the 98th Academy Awards edition

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Il Fatto Quotidiano: “Dedico questo premio allo splendido caos che è il cuore di una madre”, il trionfo di Jessie Buckley agli Oscar 2026

L’intensa Jessie Buckley – che aveva già conquistato ogni premio possibile – ha vinto il suo primo Oscar grazie alla sua commovente interpretazione in Hamnet per il ruolo di Agnes, moglie di William Shakespeare, nel film diretto da Chloé Zhao. Buckley, irlandese, aveva già dominato la stagione dei premi prima della cerimonia di domenica, vincendo nella sua categoria ai Critics Choice Awards, ai Golden Globes, ai BAFTA e agli Actor Awards. Hamnet, adattamento dell’omonimo romanzo del 2020, aveva ottenuto otto candidature agli Oscar e Buckley era considerata la favorita per la statuetta come miglior attrice.

Buckley è scoppiata a ridere prima di iniziare il suo discorso, dicendo: “È davvero qualcosa di incredibile”. “Oggi nel Regno Unito è la Festa della mamma, quindi vorrei dedicare questo premio allo splendido caos che è il cuore di una madre”, ha aggiunto. “Tutti noi proveniamo da una stirpe di donne che continuano a creare contro ogni avversità. Grazie per aver riconosciuto il mio lavoro in questo ruolo”. Buckley era candidata accanto alle esordienti Rose Byrne per If I Had Legs I’d Kick You e Renate Reinsve per Sentimental Value. Erano inoltre nominate la due volte vincitrice Emma Stone per Bugonia e Kate Hudson per Song Sung Blue.
Hamnet, adattamento del romanzo storico premiato di Maggie O’Farrell pubblicato nel 2020, racconta la misteriosa vita privata del celebre drammaturgo e poeta Shakespeare e di sua moglie Anne Hathaway (chiamata anche Agnes). La trama ruota attorno alla morte del figlio undicenne della coppia, Hamnet, e al dolore devastante che ne seguì. L’attore irlandese Paul Mescal interpreta William Shakespeare mentre il film immagina un legame tra la tragica morte di Hamnet e la nascita di quella che molti considerano la più grande tragedia di Shakespeare, Amleto.

L'articolo “Dedico questo premio allo splendido caos che è il cuore di una madre”, il trionfo di Jessie Buckley agli Oscar 2026 proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

I dedicate this award to the wonderful chaos that is a mother’s heart, Jessie Buckley’s triumph at the 2026 Oscars.

The intense Jessie Buckley – who had already won every possible award – won her first Oscar thanks to her moving performance in *Hamnet* for the role of Agnes, William Shakespeare’s wife, in the film directed by Chloé Zhao. Buckley, an Irishwoman, had already dominated the awards season before Sunday’s ceremony, winning in her category at the Critics Choice Awards, the Golden Globes, the BAFTA Awards, and the Actor Awards. *Hamnet*, an adaptation of the 2020 novel of the same name, had received eight nominations for the Oscars, and Buckley was considered the favorite for the statuette as best actress.

Buckley burst out laughing before beginning her speech, saying, “It’s truly incredible.” “Today in the United Kingdom is Mother’s Day, so I’d like to dedicate this award to the wonderful chaos that is the heart of a mother,” she added. “We all come from a line of women who continue to create against all odds. Thank you for recognizing my work in this role.” Buckley was nominated alongside newcomers Rose Byrne for *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You* and Renate Reinsve for *Sentimental Value*. She was also nominated twice-winner Emma Stone for *La Befana* and Kate Hudson for *Song Sung Blue*.

*Hamnet*, an adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s prize-winning historical novel published in 2020, tells the mysterious private life of the famous playwright and poet Shakespeare and his wife Anne Hathaway (also known as Agnes). The plot revolves around the death of the couple’s eleven-year-old son, Hamnet, and the devastating grief that followed. Irish actor Paul Mescal plays William Shakespeare, while the film imagines a connection between the tragic death of Hamnet and the birth of what many consider Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, *Hamlet*.

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