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Call of Duty: MW4 Free Download Available for Discord Nitro Subscribers
Diana is a News Writer from Peru. She graduated as a journalist in 2020 and has since gained experience in news, social media, and marketing. Previously, she worked as a tech and gaming news writer in Peru's most prominent newspaper El Comercio. Diana has been playing games since forever and still remembers her first time finishing Guitar Hero 3 on PC and the Wii she got for Christmas. Her favorites are usually RPGs, but any game with a good story will catch her eye. These days, she's been a little too invested in Genshin Impact while waiting for The Wolf Among Us to finally make a comeback. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 players can get an exclusive weapon blueprint through their Discord Nitro subscription, along with other free goodies. The highly anticipated Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 finally launched globally on October 23 after its early-access period was generally well received by fans. Add GameRant on Google Add as Preferred Source Follow on Google Discover How to Get a Free Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Weapon Blueprint with Discord Nitro Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 players who have a Discord Nitro subscription can get the exclusive "Code Blurple" weapon blueprint for free right now. To unlock the reward, Discord Nitro users simply need to check their Nitro Home tab on the platform, claim the limited code, and redeem it on Call of Duty's official website. The blueprint gives players a variant of the Signal 50, a Sniper Rifle in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's weapon catalog. Players who have already redeemed the blueprint have reported that the Code Blurple weapon can be used in any game mode. 10/10 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Like Follow Followed Released October 23, 2026 Developer(s) Infinity Ward Publisher(s) Activision Multiplayer Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op Prequel(s) Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare III 18 Images Where to play Close WHERE TO PLAY DIGITAL Genre(s) First-Person Shooter, Action Powered by Expand Collapse
Clover RPG Trello, Wiki and Discord
Clover RPG is truly one of the best renditions of a Black Clover game we have on Roblox merging gameplay variety with genuine non-bandit-beater RPG quests and mechanics. Luckily, there are a few info HUBs to serve as companions as we progress through the game. Here are the Clover RPG Trello, Wiki and Discord links. Clover RPG Trello, Wiki and Discord Links Below you'll find a list of all the info and community HUBs so that you can play and stay up-to-date with Clover RPG: * Clover RPG Wiki (BloxInformer) * Clover RPG Wiki #2 (Fandom) * Clover RPG Discord Server * Clover RPG Tier List (Magic/Grimoire, Races & Enchants) * Clover RPG Trello (Not confirmed yet) * Clover RPG Game Page * Clover RPG Roblox Group As you start making your character and progressing through Clover RPG I would open either of the Wikis in the background. They've got a ton of info on the building blocks of your character but also progression info that'll be helpful as you play. You can find info on: * All Magics/Grimoires and their movesets * All Races * All Traits and requirements * All Enchants and effects * All Weapons * A beginner's guide * All stats * All Titles * All codes And much more. Then I recommend checking out our tier list so that you can have a basic ideas of how every part of your build relates to one another. Finally, your best long-term info HUB is the Discord server. It's got all the latest announcements, updates, patches and sneak peaks. Plus it's where you can interact with the DEVs and the community. This means any specific questions you have can be answered in the chat channels but you can also participate in any voting polls for the future of the game or giveaways to win free goodies.
ReVamp Drops Its Public Steam Playtest Over AI Clone Fears, Discord Test Starts October 29 - Shane the Gamer
If you hit the request button on ReVamp's Steam page, you're not getting in this month. Digital Sun, the studio behind Moonlighter and Cataclismo, had planned a public Steam playtest for ReVamp near the end of October. After many players signed up, it changed course and opted to begin with a smaller test on Discord. The reason is a new one. It's AI cloning. The studio announced the change across Steam, X and Bluesky. It says it's spooked by games getting copied and shipped before the real thing even exists. According to Game Developer, the smaller test will run as a "more contained" playtest through its Discord server starting on October 29. Some players are sympathetic, others are annoyed about losing their spot, and plenty are asking whether this is where every indie demo ends up: ReVamp's Discord playtest opens in waves from October 29 Signing up on Steam won't do it anymore. Kotaku reports that Digital Sun adds that you can still sign up for the Discord playtest ahead of October 29. Access won't open all at once, either. Discord access to the first playtest will be granted in waves starting October 29. Digital Sun hopes to open the public test around January and says it will admit more players over time. The studio did apologise to everyone who'd already queued up. "To everyone who requested access on Steam: we're sorry for the change of plans," says Digital Sun. "We hope to open the public playtest around January." That "around January" is a hope, not a date. Nobody should treat it as locked in. Digital Sun says a build for "tens of thousands" was too risky The studio's public statement doesn't hedge. "We've been concerned by recent news of games being reverse-engineered, cloned and published before the original is even out. With launch still months away, a large public build of ReVamp felt like too big a risk." Marketing manager Israel Mallén went further when he spoke to PC Gamer. "With launch still months away, sharing a build with tens of thousands of players feels like too big a risk," he said, adding: "We know we're not the only developers feeling this way, and the more this is talked about, the more likely platforms are to step in." That nudge at platform holders shows up in the studio's own post too. Its message reads: "Showing games early is how indies get seen and find the fans who keep us going, so we hope platforms keep strengthening protections for original work." It's easy to see why it hurts. The playtest wasn't a throwaway. Game Developer notes the studio had announced plans earlier this month to host a public playtest to solicit player feedback, gather metrics, and improve the upcoming game. A Discord test gets you feedback from your keenest fans. You lose the wishlist bump that comes from thousands of strangers trying it. Escape the Walls got seven Roblox clones in ten days The fear isn't hypothetical. PC Gamer points to incremental punching game Escape the Walls: after its creator posted footage on X, it was only ten days before at least seven clones were available on Roblox, and at least one on Steam. And that was footage. Not even a playable build. Digital Sun isn't alone. Alliance Arts cancelled its Steam Next Fest demo for Drunken Goddess Reflux, and the studio said it could not move forward because it believed providing a demo would enable others to quickly produce clones using generative AI. Game Developer puts the root of it down to longstanding limited copyright protections for video game mechanics and advancements in certain LLMs like Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT. Our view: this is the right call for a studio Digital Sun's size, and it's also a bad sign for everyone else. Next Fest demos and open playtests are how most of us find the next Moonlighter in the first place. If a clone can land on a storefront before launch day, studios keeping their builds locked up is the sensible move. Players end up paying for it with fewer chances to try before they buy. ReVamp, the "tower defensevania," is still due in March 2027 Only the testing plan has changed. The game itself hasn't moved. PC Gamer describes ReVamp as a "tower defensevania" roguelike due for release in March 2027. Kotaku calls it the studio's Dracula-based base-builder, which fits the vampire-lord key art Digital Sun has been running. It's a change of pace for a studio best known for a shopkeeper-by-day, dungeon-diver-by-night loop. With Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault already out, ReVamp is Digital Sun's next big swing. That probably explains why the team's being so careful with who gets the build. Want in early? Join the studio's Discord before the first wave goes out on October 29. If you'd rather wait for Steam, check back in January, when Digital Sun hopes to open the public playtest.
Florida's attorney general sues Discord, says platform exposes kids to predators
Attorney General James Uthmeier is bringing plenty of strife to Discord, the messaging and gaming platform. On Thursday he filed a lawsuit against the online giant, which had 90 million active daily users as of 2025 according to its website, claiming the platform doesn't do enough to protect minors from sexual predators. "Discord was marketing itself as a safe play, all fun and games. Indeed, it became a playground for young people," Uthmeier told reporters at an event in Tampa. "Unfortunately, today it is a playground for some of the most evil, heinous offenders." The lawsuit was filed in the 20 Judicial Circuit, which covers Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry and Lee counties. In March, Uthmeier's office said it would investigate Discord, and issued a subpoena looking for information on marketing, age verification, content moderation and parental control features from the company. Discord did not immediately return an email seeking comment Thursday. On its website the company says it has "zero tolerance" policy towards child sexual abuse material and those who attempt to sexually groom users. Discord doesn't allow children under 13 to have an account, but also doesn't verify the ages of users. "It's easy to talk anonymously," Uthmeier said. "Adults can get in with little to no age verification checks. Adults were able to pretend to be kids, prey upon kids, and unfortunately in too many cases, physically and sexually abuse kids." The lawsuit begins by listing eight incidents where an adult sexually exploited a minor through the Discord platform, all involving a Florida perpetrator or victim. All occurred between 2022 and 2026. It also notes that while Discord has announced steps in recent weeks to provide more safety to minors, those steps are "insufficient." "That late-breaking and insufficient announcement cannot undo the harm already caused in violation of Florida law; nor will it fully remedy the problem going forward," the lawsuit states. The lawsuit claims Discord violated Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act by marketing its platform as safe for minors, processed personal information of children leading to substantial harm or privacy risks, and created a public nuisance through its "unreasonable and unlawful conduct" that jeopardized the health and safety of children. Furthermore, the lawsuit asks the court to order Discord to stop marketing itself as safe without real age verification processes, from collecting data from children without parental consent, impose $10,000 fines per violation of the Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, and impose $50,000 to $150,000 per every instance where Discord failed to protect children in online spaces. "We need to send a message to Discord and all the other companies out there: Change your ways. Protect our kids," Uthmeier said. "Sure, make money and make profit, but do not choose profit over public safety. If you do that, we are going to make you pay a lot, and we are going to hold you accountable." This story was originally published October 15, 2026 at 3:27 PM with the headline "Florida's attorney general sues Discord, says platform exposes kids to predators."
Discord Security Bot Double Counter Hacked, Exposing Data of Millions of Users - IT Security News
The Discord security bot Double Counter experienced a targeted infrastructure breach that compromised personal information linked to millions of accounts. According to an incident report by operator Tellter SAS, an attacker accessed cloud credentials, hijacked the bot, copied about 12 GB of database contents, and misused a separate payment account. The attacker remained active in [...]
What is Discord? What to know about Tumbler Ridge shooter's chat platform
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. In other words, the vast majority of Discord users conduct nonproblematic exchanges, while dark web users are a tiny fraction of internet users who often participate in illicit marketplaces or exchanges of malware. There have been problems with the platform. White supremacists took to Discord to discuss and co-ordinate a hate-motivated Unite the Right rally that led to a vehicle rampage that killed one and injured dozens in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017. It has also been reported that U.S. commentator Charlie Kirk's assassin used Discord while plotting the 2025 attack, and a 2021 study in the U.K. looked into its widespread use by the extreme right in Britain and globally. The company constantly adapts its safety protocols to protect minors and others from hate, bullying, violence and doxxing, but its acceptance of sexual and explicit content for consenting adults has often made those efforts challenging. With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, those companies continue to chart turbulent waters trying to keep people -- and increasingly the AI itself -- from doing or encouraging harms. In the Tumbler Ridge case, that includes allegations that OpenAI's ChatGPT function advised the killer on how to orchestrate a mass shooting. Because Discord seeks to allow users to create their own rules for individual servers, there is the potential for trouble. But much of the blame for what happens on its servers falls on those who abuse the platform, as with any social media application. This has become a huge grey area in social media circles in recent years. OpenAI has faced legal challenges after it came to light that the platform had cancelled one of Van Rootselaar's ChatGPT accounts over violent rhetoric but didn't immediately contact law enforcement. The shooter created a new account and continued using ChatGPT until the morning of the massacre. Discord, like most social media platforms, can report users to law enforcement if it detects or is alerted to serious illegal activity, threats of self-harm or imminent violence. Its guidelines prohibit the most egregious of offences, such as sharing child sexual abuse materials or engaging in hate speech or violent extremism. As with any inappropriate online behaviour, the threshold for going to law enforcement rather than trying to police it within the platform itself can be hard to establish. In the murder conspiracy case involving James Cody Bryant of Bellingham, Wash., Discord voluntarily shared Bryant's exchanges with Van Rootselaar with the FBI and RCMP, but that came from its own investigation in the days after the school shooting. The company said it is co-operating fully with law enforcement and suspended Bryant's account immediately after it became aware of its content.
City Council business paused after data center discord
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Sega Community Relations Director Speaks Out After Sonic Discord Goes Wild
This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. Related reads:MapleStorySEA Celebrates 20th Anniversary With Massive Summer Updates Sega created a Discord server just for Sonic fans -- and it wasn't long until it descended into chaos, forcing its moderators to take sweeping action in an admittedly unexpected, if somewhat amusing, turn of events. On October 5, Sonic rolled out an official Discord server for fans of the blue blur to mix and mingle. As with most large servers, the Sonic team preemptively laid out rules for its community to follow (which, hilariously, included a bit about AI-generated art involving an Eggman dating simulator), but it wasn't long before those rules were flagrantly flaunted. Mere hours after launching, things got so hectic that the moderators removed most users' ability to chat, locking it behind a members-only role and requiring fans to boost the server -- and while order was eventually restored and these restrictions were mostly lifted, the ordeal left a lasting impression on the internet. According to firsthand reports of fans who were in the server at the time of its launch, there was some pretty wild fanart getting shared, on top of other rule-breaking behavior that needs no description. (We imagine you get the gist.) Now that the dust has settled, one of the minds behind creating this server has spoken out. Aaron Webber, the director of strategy, studio, and community relations at Sega of Japan, gave curious onlookers a glimpse behind the curtain at what actually happened and how the moderation team managed to handle such a massive influx of fans all at once. In a tweet thread, Webber disagreed with framing the ordeal as chaotic, saying that, while there was certainly a lot of action that needed to be taken straight away, it wasn't nearly as bad as some fans were making it out to be. "The very start was pretty wild, and this is normal when over 30,000 people arrive and all excitedly want to talk. The mods have been doing a heroic job keeping the server clean during that window, and since. Big props to all of them," he began. "You may see cherry-picked screens of bad actors trying to cause havoc, but these were all swiftly removed and banned. One of the key ways the server is kept clean so quickly is through the automatic filters, which are very strict right now," he continued. Webber went on to say that the moderation team is working to unban those wrongly affected and is currently fine-tuning its ban system. He also assured fans that they will soon be able to type in the chat once spam restrictions have been reworked. The humorous Discord debacle has drawn quite a few eyes to the Sonic fanbase, who are eagerly waiting for more news on the next Sonic movie. The fourth film is slated to release on March 19, 2027. All we currently know about it is that Amy Rose and Metal Sonic are supposed to be involved, but anything beyond that has been shrouded in mystery. But hey, at least the fans can chat about it in the official Discord together now! In the meantime, you can check out our interview with Sonic Creative Officer Takashi Iizuka, who explained the creative workaround he found that would let the blue blur shoot a gun in Fortnite.
