Capcom is reviewing difficulty in Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance.
Director Takuro Hiraoka said Wilds was made more accessible for newer players after many dropped Monster Hunter: World before finishing the story because difficulty ramped up too quickly.
Capcom did not expect Wilds players to get this good.
“We had a bit of a gap in expectations. Maybe players got better than we expected,” Hiraoka said.
For Ascendance, Capcom wants the main story to stay accessible while making the endgame much tougher for players who want a serious challenge.
“We expect that if you purchase the DLC, you’re going to want to see as much of the story that we’ve presented as possible.” The really difficult content will be pushed into the endgame.
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The Dancing Picture Book: Can You See? Still Can't See?
The imaginative world of acclaimed picture-book author Yoshitake Shinsuke comes vividly to life on stage in a colorful production created by choreographer and dancer Suzuki Takuro.
Excited to announce Tau Robotics (@taurobots). We are building a general AI for robots. We start by building millions of robot arms that learn in the real world.
In the video, two robot arms are fully autonomous and controlled by a single neural network conditioned on different language instructions (four axes and five axes robot arms). The other two arms are teleoperated. The entire hardware cost in the video is about $1400. The video is at 1.5x speed.
It's Labor Day -- but the robots are doing the Labor. 2
@taurobots rang the doorbell themselves to the delight of the kids, cleaned up lunch, loaded the dishwasher, vacuumed, made beds etc. The killer App for AI might just be a sponge? 🤣
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🕳️ Mole for Mac 1.12 is live.
The theme this time: use less of your Mac, and be honest about what it did.
Lighter over days, not minutes. Sampling wakes less often, menu bar CPU stops creeping up, long lists stay smooth.
Cleanup reaches further: Dia, Zed, stale caches. It marks cloud-synced files, reports the space you actually got back, and never stalls on a stubborn folder. Chat history, local models and active builds stay untouched.
Updates that finish. App Store apps update inside Mole when that's safe, Homebrew shows real progress and survives slow networks, ChatGPT and Chrome hand off to their own updater. When macOS blocks a replacement, the row tells you why and opens the right setting.
Battery Care can top up to 100% on demand, and the card shows live power draw, real health, and whatever is eating the most.
The menu bar runners are redrawn pixel-crisp from the open-source RunCat Neo gallery (thank you, Takuto Nakamura), and every runner's pace tracks real load.
Plus: Celsius by default, an Open Source Licenses panel, SMART failures in the health score, VoiceOver fixes, and no more twin windows on dual-display Macs.