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According to reports from Reddit users, the game developer is giving back any lost items to players who were affected by cheaters. The good news is, players don’t even need to report the cheaters to get their items restored.

Modern role-playing games (RPGs) have been heavily influenced by trends like online play, constantly updated content, and large, open worlds. This has led to some older features, such as traditional turn-based battles and smaller, self-contained game areas, becoming less common. However, these classic elements still have a lot to offer, and here are five RPG mechanics that deserve a return in today’s games.

Amy Smart, best known for playing Jamie Moyer—or “Tasty Coma Wife”—in the Scrubs episode “My Finale,” recently discussed her new show, Held Hostage In My House, and her experiences on Scrubs. She fondly remembered her time on set, praising Zach Braff and the entire cast and writing team. Smart highlighted the show’s unique ability to blend humor and heartfelt moments within the medical setting, calling it innovative and playfully dark. She particularly enjoyed the show’s quirky characters and imaginative storylines, noting that her character was far from typical for a medical drama. Overall, she described working on Scrubs as a fantastic and enjoyable experience.

Here are three original sci-fi movies from Netflix that had all the potential to launch successful franchises, but currently appear to be one-time films. However, there’s still a chance for at least one of them to become more.

The Spider-Armor MK 1 is famous for its bold silver and black design and heavy-duty metal construction. Despite being a fan favorite, Marvel hasn’t featured it much lately, preferring more advanced armors. Those newer suits, while technically superior, sometimes feel too powerful and more suited to Iron Man than to Spider-Man, who typically operates on a more personal, street-level scale. The Spider-Armor MK 1 stands out because its combination of strengths and weaknesses makes it a uniquely memorable and believable suit for Peter Parker.

For the first time in its almost 30-year run, One Piece is changing its production schedule, and this shift is likely to reshape how anime is made. One Piece was one of the last big anime series still releasing episodes weekly, a tradition from the older days of Shonen Jump. Moving to a seasonal release schedule signals a new era, and ultimately, this change will be a positive one for the anime industry.