Ready or Not developer Void Interactive says that the changes made to its realistic FPS game in order to secure its release on consoles have sparked “misconceptions and misinformation,” and that it wants to clarify to the SWAT shooter’s community the precise nature of the new alterations. Previously, Void Interactive published a statement confirming that certain visual elements of Ready or Not would be modified and censored in order to align with the certification policies set by first-party console partners, and that, in order to avoid technical issues, these changes would also be made to the game’s existing PC version. In response, Ready or Not has been review bombed on Steam. Now, Void says that it believes in “creative freedom” and the “right to build experiences that push boundaries.” Continue reading Ready or Not dev makes statement on controversial changes, as Steam reviews sink MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best co-op games, Best multiplayer games

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At 94, Star Trek icon William Shatner continues to embrace life with his signature wit and charisma—but he’s also opening up about a long-term health issue stemming from an on-set injury decades ago. In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the actor revealed that he still suffers from tinnitus, a persistent ringing in his ears, which began after an explosive special effects mishap during the filming of the original Star Trek series. The admission adds a new layer of admiration for the legendary actor, who played Captain James T. Kirk with fearless energy and commitment. Despite living with the condition for over 50 years, Shatner has never allowed it to slow him down. “There was an explosion that went off right behind me,” he recalled. “The concussive sound blew out my eardrum.” That moment would change his hearing and life forever. William Shatner’s Health Condition And His Message To Others William Shatner/Imagecollect Tinnitus is a difficult and often misunderstood condition that can drastically affect quality of life. William Shatner’s health condition has required management and patience, but he’s used his experience to raise awareness for others suffering in silence. “The ringing is always there,” Shatner admitted. “But I’ve learned to live with it and help others do the same.” William Shatner/Instagram Shatner partnered with the American Tinnitus Association to speak out about the condition and promote hope for treatment and support. Over the years, he’s also discussed how mental focus and coping strategies have helped him maintain his career and well-being. His openness serves as encouragement for those navigating similar health issues. A Legacy That Endures Despite Setbacks William Shatner/Everett Even while managing his health, Shatner has remained astonishingly active—touring, writing books, and producing documentaries. His story reminds fans that resilience and passion can outshine physical limitations. For many, the revelation about William Shatner’s health condition only deepens their respect for the man behind one of television’s most enduring heroes. William Shatner/Everett As Captain Kirk once boldly went where no one had gone before, William Shatner continues to blaze trails—this time by showing the strength it takes to live fully while carrying the weight of invisible pain. Next up: ‘Full House’ Child Star Says He’s ‘Constantly Recovering’ After Finding Fame With Show The post William Shatner Reveals Lingering Health Issue Caused By ‘Star Trek’ Mishap appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

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The Collapse Chronicles – Episode 2: Pandemics ? Episode Description After COVID-19, no one can claim pandemics are just prepper fiction. In this Collapse Chronicles episode, we explore how quickly a deadly disease—or even just the fear of one—can bring society to a halt. From natural outbreaks to bioweapons and lab accidents, we break down the triggers, historical case studies, and how preppers can be ready for the next global crisis. ? Episode Breakdown ? Why This Episode Matters We lived through one pandemic—but we might not be so lucky next time The virus itself is only part of the problem—reactions like lockdowns, shortages, economic collapse, and mental health crises can be just as disruptive Big Question: If another pandemic hit tomorrow, would you be better prepared than last time? ? Phase 1 – What Is a Pandemic? Not just a bad flu season—this is a global outbreak with ripple effects across healthcare, the economy, education, and mental health Lockdowns, strained hospitals, school closures, and daily life turned upside down The real danger? Society’s reaction can collapse just as fast as the virus spreads ? Phase 2 – Real-World Examples COVID-19 – 6+ million deaths, global lockdowns, mass distrust Spanish Flu – 50+ million dead worldwide during WWI Ebola – High fatality, low spread—but mass panic H1N1 – Fast-moving but low-lethality; an early warning SARS/MERS – Contained but showed how fast zoonotic viruses jump Black Death – Up to 60% of Europe wiped out—shifted all of civilization ? Phase 3 – What Could Trigger the Next One? Zoonotic Spillover – Animals to humans in dense environments Lab Accidents – Containment failures at high-level research labs Gain-of-Function Research – Intentionally enhanced viruses could escape Bioweapons – Engineered pathogens for war or terror Antibiotic Resistance – Superbugs with no treatment options Travel & Urban Density – A virus today travels faster than ever ?️ Phase 4 – How It Spirals Week 1–2: Panic, hospital surge, store shelves cleared Weeks 3–6: Lockdowns, unemployment, civil liberty restrictions Month 2+: Mental health crisis, economic pain, political division Long-Term: New norms—remote work, vaccine resistance, lasting societal shifts ? Phase 5 – Prepper Response Plan Medical Gear: N95 masks, gloves, goggles/face shields Hand sanitizer, disinfectants, soap Thermometers, pulse oximeters, OTC meds, first aid, prescription backup Home Setup: Isolation room, HEPA filters, dedicated supplies, communication gear Food & Water: 30+ days of non-perishables, pet supplies, hygiene items One gallon water per person/day + purification options Work-from-Home & Finances: Backup internet, laptops, software tools Emergency fund, simplified budget Mental Health & Social: Daily routines, exercise, hobbies, virtual communication Info Management: Stay updated via CDC/local health agencies Prep a communication chain for your family Family Quarantine Plan: Who isolates where Roles for caregiving, restocking, and emergencies Childcare backups and sick room setup Additional Preps: Backup power, flashlights, radios, documentation, emergency contacts ? Listener Challenge Review and upgrade your medical kit: N95 masks, gloves, disinfectants, thermometer, pulse oximeter OTC meds, plastic barriers, vaccine cards Write a family pandemic plan: Who isolates where? What happens if someone gets sick? Could you survive 30 days in lockdown? ? Podcast Sponsors BattlBox – Real, pro-grade survival gear—not samples. 15% off at BattlBox.com/CasualPreppers LMNT – Electrolyte mix ideal for bug outs and everyday health. Free sample pack with any purchase at DrinkLMNT.com/CasualPreppers TacPack – Tactical subscription box with legit gear. Use code CASUALPREPPERS to get a FREE $70 part from Next Level Armament #StaySurvived