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Avowed Introduces New Game Plus, Unique Weapon Types, and Photo Mode in Major Anniversary Update
Avowed Introduces New Game Plus, Unique Weapon Types, and Photo Mode in Major Anniversary Update
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Avowed won’t be getting the final update devs Obsidian had planned for this year. Instead the studio have opted to save putting out the new game plus mode they’d planned for this autumn for a big update to make the RPG‘s first birthday in February. To make up the extra wait, the anniversary update’ll be adding some mystery extra bits alongside the already announced features.

The autumn patch was originally set to be the third update delivered to the nature-rific blunderbuss adventure this year. The last one to arrive was the summer update, which aimed to round out the fighting skills of non-magic users so that wizards weren’t having all of the fun.

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Bose Headphones Continue at Cyber Monday Rates as Amazon Keeps Prices to Liquidate Stock
Bose Headphones Continue at Cyber Monday Rates as Amazon Keeps Prices to Liquidate Stock
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**Bose QuietComfort Headphones: Unrivaled Noise Cancellation at an Incomparable Price**

Amazon has kept consistent pricing on certain flagship items following Cyber Monday, particularly marking down the Bose QuietComfort headphones to their lowest price ever. These wireless noise-cancelling headphones are now priced at $199, reduced from the standard price of $349. This considerable discount places them uniquely in a category commonly occupied by mid-tier alternatives that provide lesser performance.

### Adaptive Noise Cancellation

The Bose QuietComfort headphones come with advanced technology that features microphones located around each earcup. These microphones constantly track external sounds and create opposing sound waves to efficiently eliminate unwanted noise before it reaches your ears. This active noise cancellation (ANC) works exceptionally well across a broad spectrum of frequencies, successfully neutralizing sounds from low-frequency airplane engines to the mid-range noise of office conversations.

The ANC system intelligently adjusts in real-time according to your surroundings, automatically lowering cancellation strength when moving from a quiet room to a lively street. Moreover, the soft over-ear cushions form a physical barrier around your ears, improving passive noise isolation and achieving a level of quiet that surpasses what either method could achieve alone.

When focus or rest during travel is required, the Quiet Mode activates complete noise cancellation for optimal auditory isolation. On the other hand, the Aware Mode lets ambient sounds come through, allowing you to hear crucial announcements, conversations, or traffic without the need to take off your headphones. This transparency mode employs the same external microphones used for noise cancellation, seamlessly mixing outside sounds with your audio playback. The capability to switch between these modes with a single button push enables users to quickly adjust to various situations, ensuring both safety and social interaction.

### High-Fidelity Audio

The QuietComfort headphones incorporate high-fidelity audio drivers that provide crisp sound across the entire frequency spectrum, enhancing vocal and instrumental details that are often neglected in lower-end models. Users can customize their audio experience through the Bose Music app, modifying bass, midrange, and treble levels to match personal preferences or adapt to different music genres. For instance, lowering low frequencies can produce clearer mids in bass-centric electronic tracks, while raising treble can bring out string intricacies in acoustic pieces.

With noise cancellation turned on, these headphones deliver an impressive battery life of up to 24 hours on a single charge, making them ideal for multiday travel or long work weeks without needing to recharge. A quick 15-minute charge provides around 2.5 hours of playback—perfect for those times when you’re pressed for time. Additionally, the included audio cable with an inline microphone facilitates wired connections when Bluetooth is unavailable or when the battery runs low.

### Multipoint Bluetooth Connectivity

With multipoint Bluetooth technology, these headphones can connect to two devices at once, automatically switching based on the device that starts playing audio. This functionality allows users to stay connected to both a laptop and a phone, allowing for smooth transitions between calls and notifications while enjoying media.

### Comfort for Extended Use

Constructed for comfort, the padded headband evenly shares the headphone’s weight across the top of your head, reducing pressure points that can arise during long use. The over-ear cushions crafted from memory foam and synthetic protein leather provide a luxurious feel against the skin and retain their shape over time, ensuring comfort during long flights or extended work sessions.

At $199, this price point reflects an astounding $150 discount compared to Bose’s premium noise-canceling models, making the QuietComfort headphones a compelling choice for both audiophiles and casual listeners, delivering exceptional adaptive ANC, sound quality, and comfort all in one package.

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"Haunted Videogame 'No Players Online' Returns to Steam Following DMCA Dispute with Former Developer"
“Haunted Videogame ‘No Players Online’ Returns to Steam Following DMCA Dispute with Former Developer”
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A few weeks ago, developers Beeswax Games released a “spiritual successor” to 2019 freeware game No Players Online on Steam. If you’ve not played the old freeware project – still available on Itch – it’s one of those haunted software jobbies that accentuate the eerieness of elderly 3D simulation tech, and in this case, abandoned FPS multiplayer maps. I was looking forward to playing the successor. But then, spookily, the Steam page vanished. And now, spookily, it’s back.

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