The virtual world of Warhammer is in a bit of a weird way right now. With Darktide's reputation never fully recovering from its rocky launch, Rogue Trader being solid if unspectacular, and Realms of Ruin struggling both commercially and critically, Games Workshop's recent virtual endeavors - perhaps with the exception of Boltgun - haven't always lived up to expectations. Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2, however, is the release - the one every Heretic and Imperial loyalist alike is waiting for. As we draw ever closer to launch, I ask creative director Oliver Hollis-Leick if the team is feeling the pressure, and whether they're confident enough that Space Marine 2 will escape its beloved predecessor's shadow. Continue reading “Pressure is non-stop” for Space Marine 2 after several 40k let-downs MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RPG games, Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 release date, Best Warhammer 40k games

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Media Matters laid off over a dozen staff on Thursday Media Matters laid off more than a dozen staff on Thursday, in a clear sign that the organizations’s woes are deepening. The leftist watchdog is currently facing a high-profile defamation lawsuit from Elon Musk and federal probes into its activities. “We’re confronting a legal assault on multiple fronts and given how rapidly the media landscape is shifting, we need to be extremely intentional about how we allocate resources in order to stay effective,” Media Matters president Angelo Carusone said in a statement released on Thursday. “Nobody does what Media Matters does. So, we’re taking this action now to ensure that we are sustainable, sturdy and successful for whatever lies ahead.” Shame to hear about mass layoffs at Media Matters – they've done such great work padding my bona fides as a truly based crusader for Western Civ pic.twitter.com/ohhUfOv4zy— Dan Lyman (@realdanlyman) May 24, 2024 Newly jobless staffers voiced their frustration on social media.Power up with Nitric Boost that’s now 40% OFF! This potent formula gives you the massive edge in strength and superior circulation for that unparalleled performance you've been looking for! “Bad News: I’ve been laid off from @mmfa, along with a dozen colleagues,” Tweeted Kat Abughazaleh. “There’s a reason far-right billionaires attack Media Matters with armies of lawyers: They know how effective our work is, and it terrifies them (him).” Another staffer, Bobby Lewis, greeted the announcement with a measure of humour. “Journalism milestone achieved (got laid off),” he Tweeted. Elon Musk sued Media Matters for defamation in November last year. He claims the company fabricated images purporting to show adverts on Twitter from major companies alongside posts by “white supremacists” and “neo-Nazis.” Musk’s lawsuit then led the Republic attorneys general of Texas and Missouri to launch federal probes into possible fraudulent activity by the DC-based non-profit. The Silent Weather War On Humanity