PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (just Battlegrounds from here) is turning into one of my favorite subjects for vicarious gaming.
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They're slick: (Battlegrounds was inspired by the Japanese dystopian horror film Battle Royale.) Battlegrounds doesn't charge for anything but $30 for the base game.
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In Battlegrounds, almost all sound comes with an associated death.
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THE SWAMP Halftime Report: Senate map shifts in key battlegrounds .
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Digital stores represent big battlegrounds between Apple and rival Google.
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Xbox One X 1TB PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Bundle — $399.99 See Details
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is coming to the Xbox One on Dec.
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Uber's next battlegrounds: India, the Middle East and Latin America.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds is coming to mobile — but only in China.
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That seems to have upset Bluehole, the developers behind Battlegrounds.
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This may be the first time you're hearing about Battlegrounds.
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Processes that used to be routine business are now battlegrounds.
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In the past few years, our schools have become battlegrounds.
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When states become battleground states, they tend to stay battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a game about quick and violent ends.
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Here's a look at six of the most interesting battlegrounds.
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G's "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" team won the world championship in 2019.
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It is a frightening prospect; French streets could become battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' test server, normally the place of the hardest core elite, is currently the only place where you can play the brand-new desert map, Miramar, that Breakfast and Battlegrounds explored this week.
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PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (Game Preview Edition) for Xbox, $29.88, available at Amazon
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In Battlegrounds, I've made the most of my time counting deaths.
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There's a new map on the test server for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Voting rights cases have become pivotal battlegrounds ahead of the Nov.
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It used to be that where PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds went, Fortnite followed.
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Do you think Battlegrounds should quality for game of the year?
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The New York Times: GOP candidates struggling in key House battlegrounds.
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As he hopscotches Senate battlegrounds, Trump incessantly tears at that dilemma.
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Battlegrounds was so popular, many game companies tried to copy it.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) will get cross-play support in early October.
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The first battlegrounds Results will start coming in after 2628 p.m.
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"PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" is the biggest PC gaming success story this year.
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The figure was even lower in the key Rust Belt battlegrounds.
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General election polls in electoral battlegrounds are all over the place.
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Democratic victories in the battlegrounds, he wrote, were far from assured.
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Aides cite polls showing that his support has held in battlegrounds.
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He hails from Ciudad Victoria, one of Mexico's most brutal cartel battlegrounds.
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The drama has clearly weighed on Clinton's support in crucial electoral battlegrounds.
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"Technology and supply chain are the new battlegrounds for retail," he said.
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The Xbox One X includes the game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds with purchase.
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Microsoft has made Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) free to download and play.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) is arriving on Sony's PlayStation 4 on December 7th.
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That's three battlegrounds and now you want to tackle cable box unlocking.
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Even on low settings, the mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds ran poorly.
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Battlegrounds launched several weeks after Nintendo's ambitious (and amazing) open world game.
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I despise battlegrounds, and Nike's the Wall Street equivalent of the Somme.
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Battlegrounds is heavily inspired by the Japanese dystopian horror film Battle Royale.
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Clinton's standing has wobbled in familiar battlegrounds like Ohio and Iowa. Mrs.
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Other early analyses have suggested Sanders would struggle in battlegrounds further south.
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The Detroit-area counties of Oakland and Macomb are the state's battlegrounds.
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By contrast, consider big purple battlegrounds like Ohio, Michigan and North Carolina.
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His strength threatened to move many traditional battlegrounds into the Republican column.
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We have maps to show how universities became battlegrounds in the demonstrations.
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I don't like battlegrounds, therefore I'm going to have to avoid it.
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Early voting numbers show Clinton's strength in Arizona, other battlegrounds Plus, in at least four battlegrounds, including Nevada, Florida, Arizona and Colorado, the share of the Latino vote four years ago was larger than the 10% share nationwide.
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Though Battlegrounds appears to largely consist of shooting a gun at other players, which so many other games that happily pull off on consoles, you actually have a huge range of options at any one time in Battlegrounds.
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Broadly speaking, it is these races that are the electoral battlegrounds for redistricting.
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Even PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Microsoft's "console launch exclusive," won't be available until December 12th.
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Within that, fashion and apparel have become key battlegrounds for the two rivals.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is tearing up the charts on Twitch today, placing at no.
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The Internet is but one of the battlegrounds where information exchange takes place.
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Yet more legal battlegrounds arose, in Illinois and then Texas just last week.
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I'll gladly make the argument Battlegrounds is, on its own, an excellent game.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is not a narrative tour de force in the traditional sense.
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One of the key Sunni battlegrounds is west Beirut, long a Hariri stronghold.
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Occasionally in battlegrounds there's a, "holy shit ELITIST JERKS" which is always fun.
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But the battlegrounds of the House are increasingly trending in the opposite direction.
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Most of my experience with PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds', which makes each death an event.
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The electoral battlegrounds of Arizona and Ohio are to begin voting on Oct.
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Clinton appeared to find a growing advantage in the more diverse presidential battlegrounds.
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Some of them looked like battlegrounds all along, and some have emerged late.
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The release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds 1.0 came with a lot of neat things.
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It's especially bad in Battlegrounds where the games are often long and tense.
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There are few PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds streamers more entertaining to watch than Dr DisRespect.
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That's part of what has made PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds such a standout this year.
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These are the current battlegrounds between incumbent corporates, new corporate entrants and startups.
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Let's take a closer look at the key battlegrounds in each Eastern series.
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Right now, Battlegrounds doesn't track player actions, so reporting violations requires video evidence.
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And the contest is well underway in some of the most important battlegrounds.
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"Hearthstone Battlegrounds" is Blizzard's first foray into the growing genre of "auto-battlers."
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India has emerged as one of the world's biggest battlegrounds for smartphone vendors.
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At their worst, they can become battlegrounds where political tribes fight for territory.
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Other key battlegrounds for Senate Republicans include Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Florida and New Hampshire.
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Four presidential campaign battlegrounds have large Hispanic populations: Arizona, Nevada, Florida and Colorado.
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While this plays out, here are some of the battlegrounds that lie ahead.
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Clinton's emphasis on her gender appears to have helped Trump in key battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds publisher PUBG Corporation is no longer suing Epic Games over Fortnite.
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That means local candidates elected in 2020 will help determine future congressional battlegrounds.
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Amid partisan deadlock in Washington, states have largely become battlegrounds on such controversial issues.
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Republicans lack top-tier challengers in several key battlegrounds, including seats held by Reps.
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That milestone didn't come without a cost: PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds servers went down this morning.
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" He described the adjustments as "shifting resources from over-performing markets to new battlegrounds.
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It could not be further from the dusty battlegrounds of the past 18 years.
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The shipyards are in areas that are considered important battlegrounds in the upcoming vote.
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It was the launch of Fortnite and, shortly thereafter, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on mobile devices.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds — affectionately known as PUBG — took the gaming world by storm this year.
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They can, however, work together, rather than against each other, in these two battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a breeding pool for misinformation, and in some ways that's wonderful.
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Missouri's changes might be starting to occur in that battleground of all battlegrounds — Ohio.
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I used to try the Dale Carnegie method of getting better at Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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I prefer playing Playerunknown's Battlegrounds on my phone to playing it on my computer.
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If I wanted to be playing Battlegrounds during that time, I've had ample opportunity.
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FLORIDA Florida is the biggest single prize among the battlegrounds, with 29 electoral votes.
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Democrats see similarly emerging battlegrounds in states like Arizona, Texas, Georgia and North Carolina.
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Democratic incumbent candidates in battlegrounds are doing well financially overall, according to the publication.
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Few games have taken an entire industry by storm the way PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has.
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Those include potential 2020 battlegrounds such as Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin, among others.
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Naturally, much of the national focus is on big battlegrounds like Florida and Ohio.
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But the reason why is a little complicated; Battlegrounds is, at the moment, messy.
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Granted, Battlegrounds has a history of shaky tech, stretching back to its March launch.
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It was their first day playing Battlegrounds, and nothing like it has happened since.
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And he's backing candidates in primaries in 2018 battlegrounds like Montana and West Virginia.
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One of the most fiercely contested battlegrounds, Ohio, has been a hotbed of suspicion.
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The two are also MIA in some of the country's most delegate-rich battlegrounds.
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But there aren't too many other battlegrounds for challenging China on the Uighur issue.
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And by going multiplatform, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" could become a threat to larger publishers' titles.
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Immigration and the economy have become key battlegrounds for the "In" and "Out" campaigns.
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But so far, there hasn't been much state polling, especially outside the major battlegrounds.
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Latino voters, who have preferred him so far, constitute a critical mass of population across a broader number of districts in the Southwest battlegrounds of California and Texas than African Americans, the foundation of Biden's candidacy, do in the Southeast battlegrounds voting today.
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Places where we could learn together instead become battlegrounds that play out on social media.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, aka PUBG, will at long last makes it PS4 debut on Dec. 7.
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Case in point: Dark Souls, XCOM, Spelunky, and most recently and most shockingly, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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The strategy held the Senate for the GOP, since this year's battlegrounds were largely rural.
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I have been to battlegrounds like Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania more than I can count.
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I've been playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds for nearly a year, and I'm still bad at it.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is now available on mobile in the US, on both iOS and Android.
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China accounted for 40.5 percent of the 40 million global sales of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).
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New battlegrounds are emerging and it's hard to know how it will all shake out.
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All of this is (partly) why the scopes of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds stand out so much.
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Ultimately, it is white voters who will determine whether Arizona and Georgia are truly battlegrounds.
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For the uninitiated: Player Unknown Battlegrounds (affectionately known as PUBG) is some pretty addictive shit.
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Democrats dominate urban areas and Republicans rural ones, with the suburbs largely serving as battlegrounds.
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Voter intensity has been pronounced in a handful of states considered key battlegrounds for November.
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One could argue that these states are the most likely Electoral College battlegrounds in 85033.
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Those results pointed toward clear opportunities for Democrats in the potential 2020 Sun Belt battlegrounds.
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The state's white voters are far older and more Southern than in the other battlegrounds.
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The first is called "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" or PUBG, which is a massive multiplayer online game.
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He's barely ahead in Ohio and he's lagging in crucial battlegrounds like Pennsylvania and Florida.
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"Fortnite Battle Royale" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" — also known simply as "PUBG" — do share several similarities.
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Those are eye-popping numbers given how many House battlegrounds are based in the suburbs.
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Lots of games will add a variation of Battlegrounds, but few are bound to stick.
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Keep in mind: About 77,000 votes in three Midwestern battlegrounds decided the 2016 presidential election.
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That would imperil Democratic Senate candidates in key battlegrounds like Iowa, Arizona and North Carolina.
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Automakers love bragging rights, and the Nürburgring's Nordschleife course is one of the prime battlegrounds.
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This follows last month's poll when Trump was doing better in the battlegrounds than overall.
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Ward's team already numbers more than 30 staffers, including state directors in nine critical battlegrounds.
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In June, the company said "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" would be coming to its Xbox One console.
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During World War II, both states became battlegrounds in the fight against Italian imperial rule.
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Check out our full Waypoint Radio interview above, and our Battlegrounds matches below: Have thoughts?
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In the video, Kjellberg says, "What a fucking ni**er" regarding another, unidentified Battlegrounds player.
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Granted, I'm regularly breaking my Early Access rule with games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, but that's multiplayer.
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Five of those toss-up races are in California, where outside spending has flooded those battlegrounds.
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Even in several battlegrounds leaning toward Republicans, the late flow of campaign cash has favored Democrats.
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Battle Royale Battle Royale is a type of video game popularized by Playerunknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite .
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Police in India arrested ten college students after they were caught playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on mobile.
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Microsoft became the official publisher of the popular survival shooter PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) earlier this year.
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The states with the highest rates of search are not battlegrounds, but Republican and Democratic strongholds.
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In December, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds partnered with Seoul-based Minkonet to introduce a new 3D replay feature.
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Fortnite has eclipsed the once dominant PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds title, both in terms of mindshare and money.
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It competes with other games like Electronic Arts Inc's Apex Legends and Tencent Holdings' PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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I think the longs ultimately win, but I've got to tell you, I don't like battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds soared in popularity last year, introducing the battle royale shooter genre to the masses.
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The states that will be called first, almost by definition, aren't the most closely contested battlegrounds.
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As rough around the edges as Battlegrounds might be, the aesthetic is part of its charm.
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The publishers for Jade Dynasty and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds did not respond to a request for comment.
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My eyes are trained on two topics these days: politics and patch notes for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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There are many, many times when I am stuck in a horrible situation in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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The time between Playerunknown's Battlegrounds to "the Battle Royale" being a big thing is much shorter.
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The success of "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" have somewhat challenged publishers including rival Activision Blizzard Inc.
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The "PlayerUnknown" in the name "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" is a person, and his name is Brendan Greene.
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In the rest of the battlegrounds, Mr. Biden had only a one-point lead among nonvoters.
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Battlegrounds was essentially the game that kickstarted the current battle royale craze in the games industry.
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The 5G space is one of the key battlegrounds and has become a politically charged topic.
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All three of those states have been safe for Republicans, but all are battlegrounds this year.
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Clinton's campaign could quietly work to build up her support and register voters in critical battlegrounds.
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Buhari's northern Kano state stronghold was one of the key battlegrounds in the closely-fought election.
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League of Legends, Fortnite, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds are typically leading in viewership numbers for that reason.
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When you win a match in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the message "WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!" flashes onscreen.
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But other polls show Trump beating Clinton in the key battlegrounds of Florida and Ohio. Sen.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Bakeries are the new civil rights battlegrounds, and not just in the United States.
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But they are already putting state politics to the test in a collection of important battlegrounds.
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Democrats win the cities, Republicans win the rural areas, and the battlegrounds are in the suburbs.
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Another advertises cheats in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on mobile with 13,360 live viewers and only 1,600 subscribers.
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President Trump won Iowa, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin in 2016, and all will be 2020 battlegrounds.
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You won't find "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" on any of The NPD Group's monthly video game sales charts.
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Battle royale mode is also helping boost the popularity of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG), Piper Jaffray said.
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Iran has trained, equipped, financed and dispatched thousands of fighters to various battlegrounds across the region.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, or PUBG, is a popular battle royale-style shooter game that spawned countless imitators.
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But stream sniping has become particular en vogue with the rise of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the Battle Royale-style shooter that's sold eight million copies since it hit Early Access past March, and recently caused popular Battlegrounds streamer MrGrimmmz to hit the panic button and regret it.
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Given the runaway success of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it was inevitable more games would incorporate a similar idea, grabbing the core genius of Battlegrounds—a wall that pushes players into tighter arenas—even if few managed to properly emulate why it works so well in that specific game.
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Many young men will be watching livestreamers playing such games as "Honour of Kings" or "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds".
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Microsoft is adding Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) to the company's Xbox Game Pass subscription on November 12th.
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Not coincidentally, he's popular in the must-win battlegrounds of 2020 -- Michigan, Pennsylvania and retiree-rich Florida.
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The raucous demonstrations can also be seen as crucial battlegrounds for keeping democracy alive in the city.
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Instead, individual armed groups operating with their own interests, and absent allegiances, are increasingly defining the battlegrounds.
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Two traditional battlegrounds beyond the Midwest, Florida and Nevada, might be the most competitive races this fall.
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While the main fight may be over, these new markets are shaping up to become key battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is delaying Chinese qualifiers until further notice due to health concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
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Scenes from a chaotic night The streets in Turkey became battlegrounds between the military and government supporters.
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Initially seen as a game chasing the success of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, Fortnite steadily took over the space.
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We do know that Marvel is coming first, with the Marvel Battlegrounds playset arriving on Mar. 15.
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Battlegrounds shows how developer Avalanche Softwar will use playset expansions to stand in for a proper sequel.
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And when it comes to privacy, Apple's App Store is one of the internet's most important battlegrounds.
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That modder, Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Green, is finally working on his own standalone game alongside developer Bluehole — Battlegrounds.
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Clinton's additional funds grow her reach in several key battlegrounds, such as Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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But Clinton's team nixed the idea, dispatching him instead to battlegrounds they felt were more in play.
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The best example is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the battle-royale multiplayer shooter that dominated the world last year.
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Owners and workers are shocked the attacks happened here, far from the jihadist battlegrounds of the Sahel.
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Gamers have also flocked to Electronic Arts Inc's Apex Legends and Tencent Holdings Ltd's "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG).
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With federal action stalled, states will be the key battlegrounds for efforts to propel or impede renewables.
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Not long ago, Battlegrounds added a new feature to some of the vehicles in the game: honking.
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That alone means Battlegrounds, regardless of Early Access, will be given due on my year-end list.
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That's four days where, as it stands, I won't have a chance to play any PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Above all else, however, they have been battlegrounds for the internecine brawls that have overtaken both parties.
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Now, those same states, along with perpetual swing states, are battlegrounds in a different fight: electing governors.
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By tilting any of three additional battlegrounds — Colorado, New Hampshire or Pennsylvania — he would win the presidency.
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Here are the five states that could unexpectedly turn into battlegrounds: Utah, Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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The two primaries were sleepy Tuesday, but will be among the nation's most important battlegrounds in November.
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It competes with other games like Electronic Arts Inc's Apex Legends and Tencent Holdings Ltd's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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It could have been the case to decide one of the big remaining battlegrounds for LGBTQ rights.
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Soon the Marines and the Iraqis were staging bicycle races in towns that had once been battlegrounds.
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Now, every occupied house I find in Battlegrounds is an opportunity for me to try something new.
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PlayerUnknown is the screen name of the modder who made battle royale mods before he released Battlegrounds.
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"Hearthstone" is Blizzard's popular digital card game, but "Battlegrounds" is an eight-person turn-based strategy game.
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The thing is that what we wanted to be doing was playing as much Battlegrounds as possible.
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Colorado is a politically diverse state, and is one of the critical battlegrounds for women's reproductive rights.
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Hundreds also surrendered in Raqqa, and some probably escaped to new battlegrounds in Libya or the Philippines.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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Republican governors were elected in Ohio and Florida, two important battlegrounds in Mr. Trump's 2020 campaign calculations.
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In 2016, many outlets ignored supposed outliers showing Trump doing better in key battlegrounds than the average.
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The lion's share of the party's efforts are focused on presidential battlegrounds like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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New Hampshire is the smallest of all the battlegrounds, with just four votes in the Electoral College.
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Other results show that Democratic candidates who support the incentives would see increased support in political battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds postponed April's PUBG Global Series (PGS) Berlin event due to the spread of the coronavirus.
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Caught in two battlesJefferies analyst Brent Thill pointed to two key battlegrounds where Oracle is facing challenges.
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The Belhoucine brothers are believed to have died on the battlegrounds in Syria and Iraq in 2016.
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One of battlegrounds was the International Relations Professional Discussions group on LinkedIn, founded and managed by DeMourot.
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Even in those states, the potential battlegrounds are suburban — including the four Republican-held districts around Philadelphia.
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"PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" has amassed those sales and that enviable player base via the Steam digital distribution system.
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Before any talk of a buyout happens, though, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" will have to prove it has longevity.
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Three years after the plant closed, the fight to preserve the lake has shifted to different battlegrounds.
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Everything from fictional relationships to empowered female characters became polarized critical battlegrounds — not even criticism was immune.
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"PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" is a battle royale shooter pitting 100 players against each other on a huge island.
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Unlike "Fortnite," the mobile version of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" plays differently than the version on PC and consoles.
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The premise is simple, and ripped absolutely directly from the grittier Xbox-and-PC behemoth PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Then, the open spaces of their imagined battlegrounds give way to the noisy clutter of the city.
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Ciudad Victoria, the capital of Mexico's Tamaulipas state, has been one of the country's most brutal cartel battlegrounds.
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Players can now honk car horns in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, and that has completely divided the competitive shooter's community.
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Usually, it's a fairly ambient experience, and these days I often keep a Battlegrounds stream in the background.
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In Battlegrounds, someone almost always gets the drop on someone else, but engagements aren't decided entirely by surprise.
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We enter into the third mode of Battlegrounds, and it's much like the third act of Get Out.
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The map is much more compact than traditional Overwatch battlegrounds, specifically designed for smaller-scale fights without objectives.
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And Donald Trump would drag down Republican incumbents in the battlegrounds of Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and North Carolina.
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These clothing options are important because, at the moment, you can't do much to look different in Battlegrounds.
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The list of 23 states and Puerto Rico includes key 2020 election battlegrounds such as Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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With those battlegrounds less winnable, Senate hopes have caused an influx of money into the Show Me State.
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When I started at Waypoint (only true Waypoint fans will remember), Breakfast & Battlegrounds was our almost daily stream.
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Whether you like games or not, the visual language of Battlegrounds is familiar from decades of action movies.
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But other games that I love, like Battlefield 1 or PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, are doing the exact same thing.
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Games like League of Legends and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds have brought about a resurgence in gaming on personal computers.
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A molotov cocktail, intended to scare off some invaders in Battlegrounds, nearly sets two friendly players on fire.
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That margin is all but sure to make Michigan one of the most bitterly fought battlegrounds of 2020.
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They'll have access to game-themed lenses for League of Legends, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, World of Warcraft and Overwatch.
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But Trump looks to have a better chance of carrying 2020 battlegrounds than winning the nationwide popular vote.
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Senate Majority PAC has already poured millions into a handful of Senate battlegrounds where Democrats are playing defense.
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Clinton will have work to do with white working-class voters in the fall in battlegrounds like Pennsylvania.
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Here's everything you need to know about the key battlegrounds and how they will decide the next election.
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There are at least nine major battlegrounds -- with six pick-up opportunities for Republicans and three for Democrats.
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There will be a Democratic and a Republican primary in that crucial battleground of battlegrounds, Ohio, next year.
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West Virginia and Indiana have become top battlegrounds in the fight for the Senate, which Republicans currently control.
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Those are crucial battlegrounds in the presidential campaign, but also states with competitive Senate races, Ms. Schifeling said.
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But the fallout from such pressure, for Kabul and Washington, is being felt far beyond these rural battlegrounds.
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Curbelo's district is already expected to be one of the most hotly contested battlegrounds in the 2018 midterms.
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Some of the states in play this year are ones that are traditionally considered battlegrounds for presidential candidates.
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There are plans for 50 communications staffers in battlegrounds -- four years ago, I don't think there were five.
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Across solo, duo, and group play, I'm finding Battlegrounds harder to put down after each match, not easier.
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The combination of three factors — aggression, legislation and government opposition — arguably makes Colombia one of Uber's toughest battlegrounds.
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He's barely spending money in battleground states: Stunning --> Team Clinton has a 100% ad-spending edge in battlegrounds.
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"Teaming is against the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Rules of Conduct and is a bannable offence," reads the game rules.
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That dynamic is often visible on companies' Facebook pages, which can turn into unlikely battlegrounds for political posturing.
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And it set off a fierce debate over secretive American military missions in remote and far-flung battlegrounds.
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It's hard to think of a district that comes closer to being the average of the suburban battlegrounds.
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His strength around some of the state's major population centers also helped lift congressional candidates in key battlegrounds.
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Menus have become battlegrounds, now that people care more about what they eat than with whom they eat.
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Georgia and Arizona have become battlegrounds in 2016, but they won't be consistently swingable for another eight years.
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Cruz on Monday said Trump's outrage shows the billionaire does not like his odds in battlegrounds like Indiana.
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Behind the scenes, Romney's team has also begun directing his donors to help GOP candidates in Senate battlegrounds.
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I love PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds as well as the Titanfall games, but combining the two didn't work for me.
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Pennsylvania seems to be out of reach right now, so a sweep of the other battlegrounds seems necessary.
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That said, it seems likely every major shooter coming out in the next two years is going to try and take signals from what's made Battlegrounds such a phenomenon, as Battlegrounds itself begins to expand out of Early Access and spread onto consoles, starting with Xbox One later this year.
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This year, the battlegrounds tend to be in states where control of the governor's office is up for grabs.
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Having achieved the third-most concurrent players ever recorded on Steam last weekend, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is bigger than ever.
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Streaming TV services' lineups will be one of the fiercer battlegrounds as new players enter this increasingly crowded space.
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Battlegrounds has none of this, and yet it's achieved a volume of viewers that competes with big-budget games.
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The death toll for women has been particularly high in the key battlegrounds of Jalisco, Guerrero and Mexico states.
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"PUBG Mobile," short for "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," is a game developed by Tencent, China's biggest technology firm by market capitalization.
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In May, Tencent (TCEHY) was forced to pull the plug on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds because of government restrictions on gaming.
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The PC-only, battle-royale style multiplayer game Battlegrounds is regularly one of the most-watched games on Twitch.
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Trump, who trails in crucial swing states in most recent polls, has only started to buy ad in battlegrounds.
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Introduce new twists on Infinity gameplay, such as the four-player Smash Bros-style beat 'em up of Battlegrounds.
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This will be one of the major pretrial battlegrounds in the Cosby prosecution, so it's worth discussing early on.
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Police fired multiple rounds of tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters, turning nearby streets into smoke-filled battlegrounds.
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It's not hard to imagine, then, that Battlegrounds is filled with people trying to get an edge by cheating.
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According to BattlEye, the anti-cheat software used by Battlegrounds, between 6,000 and 13,000 cheaters are banned each day.
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The first new play set is called Marvel Battlegrounds, and it adds arcade-style multiplayer brawling to the game.
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I've played more than 80 hours of Battlegrounds, a number that's likely to double before the year is up.
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In several cities in India, gamers have been arrested simply for playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (aka PUBG) on their phones.
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Poland has been one of Revolut's key battlegrounds, prompting domestic banks in the country to lower their exchange rates.
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Here's a look at the 11 Super Tuesday battlegrounds and how many delegates are at stake in each race.
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Missouri was not expected to be one of the prime battlegrounds in the battle for control of the Senate.
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Nevada and Texas were the only Senate battlegrounds where Trump's approval rating was not greater than his disapproval rating.
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The rush to copy Battlegrounds can feel like developers worried the big new multiplayer game is stealing their players.
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And while Battlegrounds isn't explicit in telling players what happened, there are plenty of lessons to pick up on.
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Several game modes in Battlegrounds are designed around players working together, but in solo matches, it's everyone for themselves.
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A clip caught my eye on the Battlegrounds subreddit last week, in which two players drop near a road.
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But in the future, when Battlegrounds gets a much-desired replay option, such actions will be harder to hide.
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"Hearthstone Battlegrounds" is in beta testing now and Blizzard is opening up the program to everyone on November 12.
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Like everyone else, I have spoken so much about Battlegrounds this year, across podcasts, articles, livestreams, and twitter threads.
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The second is that the traditional battlegrounds are whiter and less educated than the country as a whole. Mrs.
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McMaster is working on his own book "Battlegrounds," which is slated for publication this year, according to HarperCollins Publishers.
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Ohio was one of the key battlegrounds that put him over the top in the Electoral College in November.
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At least a half-dozen GOP seats are considered battlegrounds, while Democrats are defending two or three vulnerable incumbents.
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Why it matters: With Democrats clustered in cities and Republicans spread out among exurbs, suburbs are now critical battlegrounds.
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Missouri was not expected to be one of the prime battlegrounds in the fight for control of the Senate.
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He found no continuous front line, but a patchwork of battlegrounds in the city and all around its edge.
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" Battle royale is a style of game popularized in the last year by Epic Games' "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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La David Johnson — set off a fierce debate over secretive American military missions in remote and far-flung battlegrounds.
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Public goods and public accommodations — schools, lunch counters, coffee shops, cake shops — have long been battlegrounds for our prejudices.
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As Graham now recounts the episode across the country in key midterm battlegrounds, raucous GOP voters roar in appreciation.
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The state is one of the major battlegrounds in the fight for control of the House after November's elections.
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He campaigned for Democrats across the country last year, stopping in early nominating states and general election battlegrounds alike.
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Over the weekend, superstar games vlogger Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg blurted a vicious racist insult during a game of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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But there's at least one solution, which is refusing to play on the haters' chosen battlegrounds and by their rules.
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Much like Alien, the best matches of Battlegrounds are about regular people somehow improvising a path through panic and danger.
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But the delegations themselves -- usually an afterthought -- have become battlegrounds on the path to an expected convention fight in Cleveland.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - A world away from Iraq's battlegrounds, Basra's cat-lovers have found a haven for their favorite pets.
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But Republican lawmakers around the country are erecting roadblocks to the polls, and barriers are rising fastest in political battlegrounds.
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Not coincidentally, the barriers are rising fastest in political battlegrounds and places like Texas where one-party control is eroding.
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In many ways, fictional female characters have already fought and conquered battlegrounds that women are still fighting in real life.
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If Clinton wins in most key battlegrounds, the Democratic nominee could largely match Barack Obama's 2012 performance against Mitt Romney.
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One example is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), which started life in 2013 as a modification of ARMA 2, a military simulation.
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I've played Overwatch, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and Destiny 2 on the Surface Book 2 and it handles all three really well.
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So, I didn't actually play all that much of the infamous PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, but oh how I enjoyed watching it.
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More relevant for Fortnite, the game's biggest competitor, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds put on a major e-sports tournament of its own.
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But nothing has illustrated the terror of combat more than the scopes of Battlegrounds and the asymmetrical power they instate.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds recently passed two million concurrent players, absolutely smashing Dota 2's 1.3 million concurrent players, the previous record.
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Given that Battlegrounds still hasn't left early access, there's good reason to think this will continue to be an issue.
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Disclosures show the industry lobbied last year not only in those states but also others that could become legal battlegrounds.
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In CNN's new electoral map, Maine's 2nd Congressional District, Ohio and Utah all moved from being battlegrounds to leaning Republican.
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A mobile version of Battlegrounds (affectionately referred to as PUBG by fans) launched for Android and iOS devices late Monday.
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That a game like Battlegrounds could be the source of OCs also speaks to a kind of playing against form.
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However, I have achieved a goal that once seemed impossible to me: I have won a game of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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OHIO Trump can take heart from the fact that he is performing stronger in Ohio than in many other battlegrounds.
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VIRGINIA One of Clinton's strongest states among the battlegrounds, Virginia is Exhibit A in how the electoral map is changing.
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And, like in the Twin Cities, Democrats hope to make battlegrounds out of traditionally GOP-controlled seats, such as Rep.
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One of those big titles is Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, which debuted as a console exclusive on Xbox One this year.
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Many young people have no idea that their schools were once battlegrounds for the student militants, known as Red Guards.
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Ballotpedia's battlegrounds survey out Wednesday finds Clinton ahead of Trump in Florida, Iowa, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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"The Ugly American" was intended—and was received by many—as a primer on counter-insurgency for battlegrounds like Vietnam.
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Both primaries were sleepy, but the two states will be among the nation's most competitive Senate battlegrounds in the fall.
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Most of the Rust Belt's big population centers are perennial battlegrounds between the parties, including Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Hopefully the cheaters have learned their lessons and would-be cheaters are deterred from using their antics in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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KeyBanc analysts said in a recent note on McDonald's that "breakfast and chicken are the new battlegrounds" for fast food.
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The Financial Services Committee has become one of the several battlegrounds where lawmakers spar over Trump's potential connections to Russia.
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The delays mean fewer resources will be allocated to key battlegrounds, such as Pennsylvania and Ohio, in the coming months.
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Tencent has a hand in the two biggest games in the smartphone world today: Player Unknown Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite.
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Around this time last year, an online battle royale video game called PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds took over the entire fucking universe.
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Tonight, we begin with four races that highlight the diversity of the battlegrounds and the deep divisions in the country.
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They also fared worse than in the next tier of Sun Belt battlegrounds, like Florida, Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina.
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Election officials in other battlegrounds such as Florida, North Carolina, Georgia and Texas regularly purge their voter lists as well.
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Blizzard Entertainment today announced that its virtual card game Hearthstone would be getting a brand-new game mode called Battlegrounds.
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Be sure to scour battlegrounds and Shrines before you leave if you want to get really miserly with your arrows.
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The effort is especially pronounced in right-of-center battlegrounds that have drifted away from the party under Trump's tenure.
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Unlike its digital advertising, the Trump campaign's TV advertising is largely keyed toward potential 2020 battlegrounds and early primary states.
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Europe is one of the battlegrounds, which is why the company isn't shying away from pouring resources into the event.
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Next battlegrounds: Copyright, illegal content, taxes Google and other big tech companies are facing numerous other potential problems in Europe.
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Nearby bases, concentrated forces, short distances to potential battlegrounds — all of these and more work in the home team's favor.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has a tongue-twister of a name that is unnatural to say and a pain to type out.
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Watch Austin and Patrick enter the world of Battlegrounds for the first time right here: Like so many other shooters, Battlegrounds offers the modern upgrades, consumables, and buffs: a larger clip for your AK-47, some bandages to heal your wounds, a can of off-brand Red Bull to give you a speed boost.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has been one of the biggest surprise hits of 2017, and it has passed a pretty significant sales milestone.
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With the breakout success of battle royale shooter PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it was inevitable that other studios would start creating similar experiences.
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TechCrunch said the sponsorship will see McDonald's 3,000-plus fast food restaurants across Japan become "gyms", or battlegrounds, for Pokemon collectors.
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TechCrunch said the sponsorship will see McDonald's 2883.62,000-plus fast food restaurants across Japan become "gyms", or battlegrounds, for Pokemon collectors.
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Poll Top searches Trending searches El Paso, Colorado Colorado was one of the few battlegrounds that went about how polls expected.
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Since then, public schools have became one of the principal battlegrounds for racial justice, economic opportunity, and black citizenship in America.
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A message posted on the game's official social media account said the testing period for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) ended on Wednesday.
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Here's a look at where the discussions have happened so far — and the likely battlegrounds for a war against the feds.
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But abandoning Yucca means nuclear waste will continue to pile up around the country, including in several other key electoral battlegrounds.
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On Sunday, while playing the game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Kjellberg called another player by the n-word before laughing into his microphone.
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Fascinating Pranav Dixit piece about how the multiplayer shooter game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds came to be outlawed in parts of India.
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I think console users — there's a lot of them out there that don't understand how big Battlegrounds is going to be.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds will launch as an exclusive to the Xbox One later this year, as announced at Microsoft's big E3 showcase.
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Clinton has visited Michigan a lot less frequently than the other battlegrounds her campaign is hoping to win on Election Day.
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Other post-debate polls showed the former secretary of state with leads in crucial battlegrounds such as Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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Technology news portal TechCrunch reported McDonald's 3,000-plus fast food restaurants across Japan will become "gyms", or battlegrounds, for Pokemon collectors.
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Michelle Obama has become a powerful surrogate for Clinton, appearing at large rallies in battlegrounds and denouncing Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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" Early voting numbers show Clinton's strength in Arizona, other battlegrounds She responded, "Can you put a little chocolate dusting on it?
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There are other battlegrounds, of course — Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and New Hampshire among them — that could tile the race.
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At Waypoint Bruno Dias writes that each Battlegrounds live stream is imbued with the pace and tension of a horror film.
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He will also buy ads in battlegrounds Florida, Iowa, North Carolina and Ohio, states with tight races or a Trump lead.
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Why it matters: Pennsylvania, one of the nation's hottest battlegrounds, is key to Biden's plans to beat President Trump in 2020.
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After holding consistent leads in Ohio and Florida for much of the summer, Clinton's edge in those crucial battlegrounds has evaporated.
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Democrats also came up short in closely-fought battlegrounds such as Texas, where rising star Beto O'Rourke failed to oust Sen.
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When Epic Games announced Fortnite would be getting a "Battle Royale" game mode, it specifically cited PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds as an inspiration.
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Most of the combat in Battlegrounds in the early and mid stages of the game occurs at close to mid range.
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The title is currently atop Superdata's console chart, and is number five on the PC, several slots ahead of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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But the Ohio Republican's endorsement could potentially give Trump a boost in Ohio, one of the nation's closest-watched electoral battlegrounds.
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In suburbs around Philadelphia, which were battlegrounds in the 22017 election and will be again in 212, Democrats notched historic wins.
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Usually the best way to win in Senate battlegrounds is to nominate centrist candidates who focus on bread-and-butter issues.
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Trump has whipped up the GOP base in key Senate battlegrounds, most of which he won by double digits in 21625.
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I was also able to download the mobile version of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" in just over 203 minutes using a 5G phone.
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The column prompted me to think about whether the battlegrounds in the never-ending abortion wars display a similar geographic concentration.
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In 2016, Trump won Rust Belt battlegrounds by promising to fight the scourge of unfair competition from China and other countries.
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Republican strength is growing in the industrial Midwest, with Iowa and Ohio looking increasingly reliable and Wisconsin and Minnesota becoming battlegrounds.
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Those women represented about one in nine voters nationally this year and an even larger share in key Rust Belt battlegrounds.
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And states like Pennsylvania, Iowa and Texas will be occasional battlegrounds but it is hard to predict whether they will swing.
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TechCrunch said the sponsorship would see McDonald's 3,000-plus fast food restaurants across Japan become "gyms", or battlegrounds, for Pokemon collectors.
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African-American and young voters will play a crucial role, the aides said, in battlegrounds like Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds has had a bit of a cheater problem, but it appears that the developer is taking care of it.
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" Giorno, in case you're wondering, is "in charge of an 11-state Southeastern bloc including battlegrounds Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
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It spawned a heated debate on the Steam forums on the same day that Battlegrounds went into Steam's Early Access program.
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My first win in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds—or PUBG—was a stressful and brutal chain of events that left me sweating profusely.
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Fortnite, arguably the most popular game in the world right now, is being sued by the team behind PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).
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Their wealthy and once-reliably Republican districts have become battlegrounds since Mr. Trump's triumph in 2016 galvanized an angry Democratic electorate.
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But House members say that these official positions may wind up proving less critical battlegrounds than informal contests for Democratic leadership.
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But strong Democratic recruiting in Trump Country has kept many traditional battlegrounds on the list, like Illinois' 12th or Kentucky's Sixth.
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Outdoor zones with minimal cover evoke that naked-and-alone vibe you might miss from the early days of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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PUBG Mobile, a spinoff of the popular PC and console game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, is already the world's highest-grossing mobile game.
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The state is also whiter than some other states, such as Florida and North Carolina, that have emerged as major battlegrounds.
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Editorial Missouri and Minnesota are the latest battlegrounds where Republican-led legislatures are determined to block local pro-labor laws. Gov.
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The pivotal states could end up differing from the House battlegrounds or the nation in important ways that change the calculus.
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But, given the centrality of voting to our system of government, elections will always be battlegrounds, and votes are the weapons.
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Back in 2006, Democrats did manage to win all the close battlegrounds, except for Tennessee, to gain control of the Senate.
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"It might be useful for platforms to establish some common ground rules rather than set up battlegrounds for people," he said.
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The first is "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," or PUBG, a massive multiplayer online game that Tencent has the rights to run in China.
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KeyBanc analysts said in an October note on McDonald&aposs that "breakfast and chicken are the new battlegrounds" for fast food.
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Clinton's votes in the battlegrounds or nationally that meant she was destined to get as few electoral votes as she did.
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The city was one of Angola's fiercest battlegrounds during the country's 27-year civil war -- its land contaminated with the weapons.
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We also dig into the new desert map in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and why Rob is playing so much Dead Rising 3.
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Colorado and North Carolina are both crucial battlegrounds in the U.S. presidential election between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Notably, this is something that is fundamentally missing from PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and it's because the two games are after different power fantasies.
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The latest example is a new line of Disney Infinity figures, to be released in conjunction with the upcoming Marvel Battlegrounds playset.
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And in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is pretty much the only game anyone plays nowadays, the Y920 hovered around 70 fps on Ultra.
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The ideal ending to a match of Battlegrounds is not a balletic display of skill but a panicked crawl through hostile territory.
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The move attracted some criticism and ridicule on social media but Black said the coverage would play well in the suburban battlegrounds.
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Chicken is one of the next battlegrounds for the alternative protein purveyors, although they're not just looking at plant-based chicken substitutes.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang has unveiled a 3D hologram that he intends to use to remotely campaign in key battlegrounds states.
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Let's make it clear up front: This isn't a knock on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (aka PUBG), a fine game in its own right.
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At the briefing, Honor was only able to name two games, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Asphalt 9, that will benefit from the technology.
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Poll: Clinton leading Trump in critical battlegrounds "Republicans begin any election in the state of Utah with an enormous advantage," Karpowitz said.
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Battlegrounds uses a cliched premise because its familiarity is foundational — similar to the way a sport uses a ball and a goal.
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Yes, game nerds, it looks an awful lot like Arma and Day Z. Battlegrounds isn't an original idea, I'll grant you that.
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Whether or not Battlegrounds is the best game I played in 2017 is irrelevant; it's the best video game I've watched — ever.
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Tomorrow morning Disney will launch Marvel Battlegrounds, a new four-player superhero fighting game built on top of their Disney Infinity platform.
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While Battlegrounds' brilliance is the product of many good design decisions, the blue wall is one of the most visible and important.
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China criticized top-selling "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" last month - a South Korea-made multiplayer game, whose players kill to be the last survivor.
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Here's everything you need to know about the key battlegrounds in the coming election battle and how they will decide Britain's future.
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Clinton's strength in more diverse states, Mr. Vilsack noted that she could still capture the presidency without winning the two Midwestern battlegrounds.
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"Fortnite" developer Epic Games is facing a copyright violation lawsuit from PUBG Corp, the creator of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," according to a report.
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The group remains on air backing Clinton, the Democratic nominee, in the battlegrounds of Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada.
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After decades of being mocked, ridiculed, and ignored, fútbol femenino has become one of the leading battlegrounds for women's rights in Argentina.
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Early voting update: Battlegrounds tight with 30 million ballots cast Latinos tend to vote more Democratic than the population as a whole.
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So, if you're tired of hearing about the so-called Election 2016 battlegrounds without getting any of the necessary information, read on.
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Battlegrounds is a slower, less twitchy game than most shooters, which I think is part of what made it a huge success.
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But what's actually surprising to me isn't that I've improved, it's that in improving, my enjoyment with Battlegrounds has actually increased too.
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When Microsoft announced PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds was coming to Xbox, I'd sunk dozens of hours into the game on PC. My first thought?
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The advisers stressed they built their massive operation to continue the fight against Trump in battlegrounds regardless of whether he's the nominee.
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The Orange County seats are seen as key battlegrounds if Republicans have any chance to take back the House majority next year.
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Mr. Trump had an advantage in the traditional battlegrounds because most are whiter and less educated than the country as a whole.
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I fucking suck at this game but I will forever be grateful for my Breakfast & Battlegrounds family, and the moments we've shared.
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The parachuting that opens every play session of Battlegrounds is always accompanied by ten or fifteen death messages that appear in quick succession.
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Thursday's update to Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) added car horns, which some players are using as a helpful addition to their in-game strategy.
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Sports do not always make space for political peace and the Olympics have a particular history of making playing fields into nationalist battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is consistently one of the most watched games on the Twitch platform, sometimes coming in second, just before League of Legends.
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The job gain was led by employment increases in the two most populous provinces, Ontario and Quebec, important battlegrounds in the upcoming vote.
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Through their diversity, these six videos show there are many ways to take action and many battlegrounds in the fight for social good.
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If you're not familar with PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), it's sort of like The Hunger Games or Battle Royale put into video game form.
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The fight for the political center illustrated how districts like the Ohio 12th could emerge as battlegrounds this fall and in the future.
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But even that worked in Brown's favor, suggesting that he is uniquely capable of winning tough Midwest battlegrounds in the next presidential election.
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While Epic was getting its long-in-development game ready for release, another one was busy taking the world by storm: PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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At one point Battlegrounds was also the most-watched game on Twitch, too; a lot of people are playing and watching this game.
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States have long been the battlegrounds where energy policies rise and fall, given the federal government's bipartisan unwillingness to really tackle the issue.
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There has long been speculation and evidence of cheating software for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), but action is being taken to stamp it out.
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After an afternoon spent cheesing Battlegrounds mobile in various ways, I'm here to tell you it's easy to do and it's totally cheating.
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Democratic ranks are almost certain to swell this fall as the party competes for governorships in Midwestern, Mountain West and even Southern battlegrounds.
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And in critical battlegrounds like Florida and Nevada, where the 2008 housing crisis was deeply felt, Mr. Trump's past comments could haunt him.
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Surprisingly, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) garnered less than half the viewership of Fortnite so far in 2018, coming in at under 300 million views.
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The fight over Paramount is one of the crucial battlegrounds in the war over the future of Mr. Redstone's $40 billion media empire.
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Why are some people approaching these big-budget fantasy movies — like the new "Star Wars" or your film — as battlegrounds for social ideas?
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Republicans are also focusing on winning battlegrounds like Wisconsin, Florida and Ohio, where their nominees for governor are running more evenly against Democrats.
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Additional Republican gains among white working-class voters could go largely unrewarded, now that they've flipped nearly all of the mostly white battlegrounds.
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The donation to Swing Left, announced Tuesday, will support the organization's work in states that are presidential battlegrounds or host competitive congressional races.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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But there was a clear danger on Tuesday for Republicans running in moderate battlegrounds who relied too heavily on Mr. Trump's immigration agenda.
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The infusion will help the DNC hire organizers across key battlegrounds states in the fall fight to oust President Donald Trump, aides said.
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The state polls on which those models are built were unanimous this week in identifying decisive Clinton advantages in the most critical battlegrounds.
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Now, Montgomery joins Birmingham and Selma, two other monumental battlegrounds in Alabama's civil rights fight, in selecting young, African-American men as mayors.
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Montgomery now joins Birmingham and Selma, two other monumental civil-rights battlegrounds in Alabama, in selecting young, African-American men as mayors. 6.
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The list of states to which Republican staffers are being sent includes battlegrounds that Trump won in 2016, including Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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With the start of primary season just weeks away, Trump rivals Joe Walsh and Bill Weld are ceding an array of key battlegrounds.
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After a preliminary "early access" version of Battlegrounds went on sale in March, it sold more than 6 million copies in four months.
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Critics said the mode was a blatant knock-off of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" [PUBG], which was a big PC gaming success story last year.
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With each pivot, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds'" fan base has grown — and there's no reason to expect that will change anytime in the immediate future.
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However, there are a few battlegrounds that are not as easy to dominate from abroad, such as ride-hailing, food delivery and finance.
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Apex Legends' gameplay will be familiar to fans of fight-to-the-finish-style games such as Fortnite, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), and others.
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Chinese retaliation on such crops would strike deep in states like North Dakota, Missouri and Montana that are crucial Senate battlegrounds this fall.
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They say, like most Senate battlegrounds this cycle, it's mainly contingent on voter turnout and what happens at the top of the ticket.
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Four other Senate battlegrounds — Florida, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Colorado — are slated to lose ObamaCare options in at least half of all counties.
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The swing state is among the most closely watched battlegrounds heading into 423, after Trump's surprise win there over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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In January, PUBG Corporation filed a lawsuit in Korea alleging that the maker of free-to-play competitor Fortnite ripped off PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' publisher apologized this week when players of the mobile version of the game discovered it contained references to Japanese war crimes.
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But experts fear that if Colombians choose Duque, backwaters like the San Juan Basin could soon become one of the country's major battlegrounds.
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That's not how it works in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, where 100 people are trapped on an island whose sole purpose is to host murder.
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Someday there will be historical monuments placed at all the tragic sites at which Obama was Mourner-in-Chief -- as if they were battlegrounds.
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Despite controversy—including speaking in a fake Asian language created to mock Chinese players in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds—this is Beahm's first ban by Twitch.
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It all helps explain why social media platforms like Facebook, its messenger WhatsApp and micro-blogging site Twitter have become such fierce political battlegrounds.
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There will be other battlegrounds in Game 7, including the fight to grab an early lead—both teams play significantly better with a cushion.
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One comes with 2017's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the battle royale shooter that was nominated for Game of The Year in last year's Game Awards.
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Since PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds went viral, fears about its violence and addictiveness led officials in the Indian state of Gujarat to ban the video game.
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We've know since E3 that the hugely popular survival shooter PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is coming to Xbox One later this year as a timed exclusive.
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As the day closes in, online and brick-and-mortar retailers are preparing for war on the battlegrounds of shipping prices and holiday deals.
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Early voting suggests a lead for Mrs Clinton in several battlegrounds, but also points to much lower turnout by black voters than in 2012.
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During the war, they primarily flew in the European theater and gained fame -- amid heavy losses -- for targeting Axis factories, military installations and battlegrounds.
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I'm writing this on the same day PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds leaves early access, but the game's in-development status was never a problem for me.
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That would include paper audit trails in every state, starting with large battlegrounds, so that our election process can be resilient even if attacked.
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Though it'll be months before PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds exits early access on Steam, the developers are keen to take advantage of the game's increasing popularity.
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Washington (CNN)Shifting terrain in three battlegrounds, the 'debate expectations' game in full effect, and how historically black colleges and universities factor into 2016.
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President Obama won all but one very crucial battleground state -- North Carolina—which also showed the highest Democratic early voting "lead" among all battlegrounds.
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DouYu has exclusive streaming rights to 29 major tournaments in China, including League of Legends, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and DOTA2, according to its IPO filing.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds is coming to the Xbox One and the new Xbox One X, Microsoft announced at its E3 presentation in Los Angeles today.
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But they say the insurgent focus on areas far from former battlegrounds where they had threatened the government show the problems they are facing.
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She has taken back the lead in the battlegrounds of Ohio and Florida and now appears to be a lock in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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For the unfamiliar, Battlegrounds offers a 100-player first/third person battle royale, set on a deserted island filled with weapons, armor, and vehicles.
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The Democratic super PAC Priorities USA has seemingly picked up these signals and will begin airing ads in Senate battlegrounds in the coming days.
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The game has surpassed the previous biggest thing in battle royale, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, in both active players and popularity on streaming platforms like Twitch.
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This is the much-hyped battle royale mode, Call of Duty's own spin on the mega-popularity of games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite.
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The most recent case he remembered was that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds players were banned from the game for using Dragon NaturallySpeaking, a speech recognition software.
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Her statement is political, as far as womens' bodies are battlegrounds, and the series has earned both praise and controversy in her local community.
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In theory there's an intriguing seed in it— Battlegrounds, but with spike-traps and slapdash shelters built in the centre of otherwise coverless fields.
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On August 21, the developers behind 2017's genuine phenomenon, the Battle Royale-influenced PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, announced the game had sold eight million copies.
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As a (major) bonus, the whole video is set to some nice, smooth jazz that fans of Breakfast and Battlegrounds boat rides should appreciate.
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Call centers and supermarkets do not create the same kind of politics as coal mines, and traditional heartlands have slowly turned into crucial battlegrounds.
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Today's true electoral battlegrounds are the suburbs, which have grown increasingly diverse in recent years—a shift that fair housing policies will only accelerate.
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But dive deeper into the results and some more surprising storylines emerge, from familial ties to long shot candidates, expanding suburbs and new battlegrounds.
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In Battlegrounds, matches begin with a hundred players, who scrounge weapons and supplies from a constantly shrinking map; the last player left alive wins.
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The state will be one of the central battlegrounds this November, and it is widely believed that ex-felons will vote heavily for Democrats.
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It's likely there's a complicated set of reasons, ranging from Sony's competitive advantage over Xbox One sales, to Microsoft's console exclusive with Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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The new buys in Democratic-leaning battlegrounds and safe blue states are a telling move for Clinton in the home stretch of the race.
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Clinton could afford to lose there given her advantage in other battlegrounds like Virginia and Colorado, Ohio is a must-win for Mr. Trump.
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States like Georgia, Maine, Utah and even Indiana can be occasional battlegrounds too, but they do not swing either, though they might, in 2016.
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That phenomenon has created new battlegrounds in states such as Georgia, where the booming Atlanta suburbs threaten to turn a traditionally red state blue.
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Many neighboring countries have been drawn into the conflict with Qatar, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon becoming proxy battlegrounds in the fight for regional dominance.
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And while they are sticking with the traditional general election battlegrounds for now, they are leaving open the possibility of expanding to other states.
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Shows like Waypoint's Breakfast and Battlegrounds and Polygon's Awful Squad have leaned into the idea that PUBG is a platform for doing interesting things.
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In many real Battlegrounds games I die when I run from cover to cover, shot by snipers f I never saw across the map.
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So many Battlegrounds confrontations end up with two players hiding behind two different trees, and the one who's better at getting headshots usually wins.
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Though the wall is part of what makes Battlegrounds tick, it's merely the obvious takeaway in a game with all sorts of smart decisions.
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Because hoo boy, Battlegrounds is definitely not anywhere close to "done" on Xbox One, especially if you're using an original machine like yours truly.
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The group will have events in Alaska, Ohio, Colorado, Arizona, Iowa, Georgia, Maine and North Carolina, a list which includes some 2020 Senate battlegrounds.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Joe Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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But Biden's strength among African Americans elsewhere could buoy his campaign heading into big primary battlegrounds like Michigan and Ohio in the coming weeks.
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The states that told The Associated Press they had been targeted included some key political battlegrounds, such as Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin.
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As the area has changed, official names and designations have often become battlegrounds for longtime residents hoping to celebrate local history, warts and all.
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Mr. Trump's campaign rallies have typically been in states that he won in 2016 and that are considered critical battlegrounds in this year's election.
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Battlegrounds will feature eight-player combat that combines traditional Hearthstone cards and heroes with a customizable game board instead of a deck of cards.
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And one of their most competitive battlegrounds is the prime digital real estate that opens up every time President-elect Donald J. Trump tweets.
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While conservative groups poured millions into TV advertising in House districts during the impeachment push, Steyer's offensive in Senate battlegrounds has gone largely unanswered.
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The lower middle class, largely white voters to whom he was speaking found their voice in battlegrounds such as my home state of Pennsylvania.
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Chicken has become one of the biggest battlegrounds in fast food, and Wendy's is capitalizing on the trend with its honey butter chicken biscuit.
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In the end, the money spent by both sides in the most competitive battlegrounds will be about even, strategists and non-partisan experts say.
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The toss-up seats also mark the first battlegrounds where the Democratic advantages among minority voters may meaningfully affect the battle for House control.
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He has already held recent events in Florida, Ohio and New Hampshire, and key battlegrounds such as Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota could be forthcoming.
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In four other critical battlegrounds, the gender gap has been 8623 points or higher in three states, and stood at 21 in the fourth.
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The campaign also recently installed new directors or advisers in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin, all potential battlegrounds.
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Of the $358 million raised in these nine battlegrounds, less than 14 cents of every dollar came from individual donations of $200 or less.
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Austin comes on to talk Titanfall 2 mechs, but he's soon replaced by Natalie, who had her very first Player Unknown's Battlegrounds experience today.
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Battlegrounds' randomness is aided by being unable to select weapons; your only option is to scavenge the island for them and cross your fingers.
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A couple of weeks ago, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds hit a milestone: it overtook Dota 2 for the most players playing at the same time on Steam.
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Battlegrounds is reliant on that, too, of course, but it's able to skate by as a work in-progress because of (deadly) interactions with players.
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A World of Warcraft bot where it would run me around in the game and I would get points in the World of Warcraft battlegrounds.
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And China's response -- targeting sensitive political battlegrounds in the Midwest -- is also now threatening to exert a painful price on many of Trump's core voters.
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Battlegrounds shows another way: The online game not as a competitive sport but almost as a performance space, as a toolbox for creating emotional arcs.
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Most weekends, a portion Hong Kong's roads and highways are transformed into battlegrounds between protesters and the riot police, as was the case on Aug.
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Without it, you can't hop on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or Grand Theft Auto to play with family, friends, or randos online and totally wreck their faces.
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The results from videogamers come in the backdrop of the massive success of games from the "battle royale" genre such as "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds".
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It could also be a nod to the swing states, those hotly contested voting battlegrounds that she so needed to turn solidly blue last night.
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In the pure battlegrounds, Ohio and Iowa also appear to be shifting Trump's way on the strength of his support among white non-college voters.
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The mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds now has just as many players as Fortnite at over 200 million users, the company told The Verge today.
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If ever there were any doubt that PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is one of the biggest hits of the year, some new numbers last night confirmed it.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds—or PUBG, as fans know it—has fundamentally overhauled the gaming landscape since its release less than a year and a half ago.
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Even still, he's put more than 120 hours into PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), 21's Battle Royale-inspired phenomenon that's shown little sign of slowing down.
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We'd wrapped up our morning Breakfast and Battlegrounds session, during which we'd hoped (and failed) to get a match with the new "fog" weather mode.
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As much as I enjoy dying in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it's been a blast to stream with Austin every day for the past month or so.
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It's hard to know when my Battlegrounds fever might break, given how much the game might change in the weeks and months (and years?) ahead.
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In PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, I get this swimming feeling when I know I have a long way to go without any kind of cover or protection.
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As a result most of the players I saw just treat this like Battlegrounds, but occasionally throw up a wall when they're getting shot at.
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As I streamed it out on Twitch, someone in the chat compared it to being in the final circle in a match of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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The general election race has already attracted millions in outside spending as it has the potential to be one of the bigger battlegrounds of 2018.
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The future of Britain's financial services industry is still likely to emerge as one of the main battlegrounds between London and Brussels in divorce talks.
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Now, though, Democrats believe they have a shot at winning several more states -- including two Sun Belt states that could become presidential battlegrounds in 2020.
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States expected to be hotly contested battlegrounds, such as Colorado, Virginia and even North Carolina, are shifting into the Democratic column, according to recent polls.
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Bedford-Stuyvesant, a historically African-American neighborhood in Brooklyn, has become one of the latest battlegrounds in the war between New York City and Airbnb.
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Polls released earlier Thursday showed the former secretary of State ahead of Trump by double digits in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, both considered key battlegrounds.
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Whatever the commercial rationale for turning their capitals' airports into low-cost battlegrounds, governments tend to favour more illustrious paths for their cherished flag-carriers.
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The Karabiner 298 Kurz, or the Kar19903k, known to its users as the "Kar21990" or the "Kark," is a serious part of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds ( PUBG).
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One of the more recent battlegrounds has been Seattle, where local officials pushed for a juvenile detention facility at the site of an existing jail.
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The genre started in the mod scene for games like DayZ, Arma 3, and H1Z1, but didn't take off until the release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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The 1999 film, whose concept of dumping people into a closed killing field was later popularized by The Hunter Games, can't be separated from Battlegrounds.
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Chinese retaliation on such crops would be felt acutely in states such as North Dakota, Missouri and Montana that are crucial Senate battlegrounds this fall.
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"One of the most crucial battlegrounds of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is below the surface," notes the Israeli architect Eyal Weizman: the allocation of water.
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Team Liquid, which fields esports teams in League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and other titles, has locations in Santa Monica, Calif.
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It starts tonight, when we'll publish the first New York Times Upshot/Siena College polls of the most competitive battlegrounds in the fight for Congress.
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It features prominently in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which is in a large part a game about finding and slotting new rail-mounted gizmos onto your weapons.
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If that were to change, could we imagine that other industries, once thought to be out of reach, might also become battlegrounds for the left?
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The stories transported readers to the battlegrounds of the Middle East and helped At War develop a fiercely loyal, passionate following, particularly within military circles.
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That includes obvious presidential battlegrounds (Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin), states with key Senate races (Indiana, Missouri), and states that are just really big (New York, California).
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There are signs he will be a formidable challenger to Trump in the key Midwest battlegrounds that could determine the outcome of the 2020 election.
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An election-eve survey of congressional battlegrounds by the polling firm Latino Decisions showed the differences spread across racial lines, as well as partisan splits.
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Judge Kavanaugh's disdain for the separation of church and state will matter in decisions that go well beyond the usual battlegrounds in the culture war.
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Nicaragua's churches have been transformed into political battlegrounds in recent weeks amid protests that have been raging for more than a year and a half.
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Fortnite has taken a lot of the mainstream attention, but PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds popularized the idea of a 100-player, last-person standing battle royale first.
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Only after a candidate disclosed the tax information would he or she qualify for the ballot in one of the nation's most hotly contested battlegrounds.
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"In Midwestern states, the battlegrounds, people really like unions," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster who has done work for unions, including the service employees.
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Even slight improvements for Trump could tip the balance in Midwest battlegrounds such as Wisconsin and Pennsylvania and Sunbelt targets, such as Florida and Arizona.
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News Analysis The Trump administration sees former Soviet republics in the heart of Asia as critical battlegrounds in the struggle with China over global influence.
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American officials see the countries in the heart of the continent's vast, arid steppe as critical battlegrounds in the struggle with China over global influence.
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Van Hollen says the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) has piled money into a legal fund to challenge obstacles to voting in various Senate battlegrounds.
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The RNC, which works closely with the president's team, is expected to spend millions on a get-out-the-vote effort across the three battlegrounds.
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Its stories have played out, as they almost always have on the series, on the more emotional battlegrounds of friendship, of marriage, and of parenting.
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The online mode incorporates elements of the game's story mode as well as the "battle royale" style used in games like "Fortnite" and "Player Unknown's Battlegrounds."
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One day the beta for a game called PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds opened up and next thing you know Call of Duty is getting in on the action.
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Time and again, the government fails to make sex education compulsory in schools, and time and again, bodies become battlegrounds whereby unwanted advances are constantly made.
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Additionally, the incredibly popular last-man standing shooter Playerunknown's Battlegrounds will be making an appearance in some fashion, possibly to announce new features or gameplay modes.
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Mrs Clinton has invested heavily in her get-out-the-vote operation in the Midwestern battlegrounds, and Mr Trump is far from assured of claiming them.
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Over the centuries, however, the definition of where each of those spheres of influence begins and ends has shifted, often marking the boundary of cultural battlegrounds.
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The vast stretches of open world you'll find in games like "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" ("PUBG") don't really exist in the "Call of Duty" Blackout mode.
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I didn't notice a single issue, and it honestly felt like I was playing Player Unknown's Battlegrounds directly on the cheap laptop in front of me.
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This isn't a big surprise, since it feels like every game is getting a competitive multiplayer mode inspired by the massively popular PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite.
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The state of play In this new electoral map outlook, we have moved the biggest electoral prize among the battlegrounds - Florida - to leaning in Clinton's direction.
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The debate over which of the two most popular battle royale games is better, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or Fortnite: Battle Royale, is long, convoluted, and ultimately pointless.
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Whether Clinton can spark their interest in voting and pull some away from a vote for Johnson could be critical to her chances in these battlegrounds.
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On PC, Battlegrounds is still in beta and will continue to be when it releases exclusively on Xbox One and Xbox One X later in 2017.
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In addition to the Civil War version of Captain America packed into the Battlegrounds playsets, Ant-Man, Black Panther and Vision will also be sold separately.
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There's the H700 PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds-themed case that blares the game logo on the side, and even a case with Twitch streamer Ninja's logo and mascot.
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They're fundamentally different experiences, but the form of interaction—a sense of familiarity—is the same, and Battlegrounds more snugly fits into my life right now.
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What to watch: TVs and cars are among the key battlegrounds, but assistants are also finding their way into everything from cooking appliances to bathroom fixtures.
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Sanders did not get them on Tuesday night, and now must try in the large Midwestern battlegrounds of Michigan and Ohio where the race turns next.
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It's well established that China engages in internet censorship, and most outside analysts point to social media as one of the prime battlegrounds for that fight.
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"It is noteworthy that the largest rises in fatalities were registered in states that were key battlegrounds for control between competing, increasingly fragmented cartels," she said.
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When you and I are facing each other from hundreds of meters away with 8x scopes and Kar98 rifles in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, we're fighting each other.
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This light customizability, combined with Battlegrounds ' evocative setting, has had an interesting result: players investing in their avatars and essentially creating PUBG original characters (or OCs).
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The government is running neck and neck with the opposition Labor Party, latest opinion polls showed, but the shipbuilding will boost employment in key election battlegrounds.
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With tens of millions of players each, both "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" ("PUBG") are incredibly popular games in the nascent "Battle Royale" genre of video game.
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While similar games like Fortnite and Apex Legends may have stolen some of its thunder, Battlegrounds soared to new heights with a mobile release last year.
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Florida has long been one of the nation's campaign battlegrounds and will be among several states contested by both parties in the fight to control Congress.
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Of the 107 races listed on Cook Political Report, Democrats outpaced Republican challengers in 97 of those House battlegrounds, according to an analysis by NBC News.
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This year's gubernatorial battlegrounds already included marquee open-seat races in several key presidential swing states with outgoing Republican governors -- including Florida, Ohio, Michigan and Nevada.
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In a close election, a Libertarian ticket that is drawing one-tenth of the vote could reshape the electoral map and tilt battlegrounds in unpredictable directions.
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While Trump carried the 6th District by more than 15 points in 85033, the seat became one of the most competitive House battlegrounds in the midterms.
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The Baalbek-Hermel constituency in eastern Lebanon, where Sayyed is running as an independent candidate, has become one of the most important battlegrounds in the election.
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"Fortnite" recently pulled ahead of its biggest competitor in the genre, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," in revenue and player count, according to a March report from SuperData Research.
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Clinton's team had weighed for weeks how seriously to look beyond core battlegrounds like Pennsylvania, Florida and North Carolina, another state that Republicans carried in 2012.
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Price battlegrounds, combined with Spirit's around 30-percent growth in flight capacity, pushed the carrier's operating revenue per seat down 17.5 percent in the third quarter.
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But while playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on Sunday, Kjellberg, who has over 63 million subscribers on YouTube, called another player the n-word before erupting into laughter.
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Elsewhere, we celebrate our recent chicken dinner in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Danielle gushes over Atomic Blonde, and Rob tells us why Battle Brothers is giving him pause.
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The company introduced "Game for Peace" in a Weibo post at the same time as PUBG — which stands for Player Unknown Battlegrounds — was delisted from China.
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I've been getting invested in Player Unknown's Battlegrounds and I've definitely seen names that sound like they came from the Dark Carnival flash across my screen.
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ELSEWHERE > At least three states this year are including ballot measures that would legalize marijuana, while proponents and opponents hone pitches borrowed from other pot battlegrounds.
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Blizzard's "Hearthstone Battlegrounds" joins Riot Games' "Teamfight Tactics" and Valve's "DOTA 2 Underlords" as the latest auto-battler to use a popular franchise to attract players.
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On average, those 11 districts are much less educated than the battlegrounds as a whole; just 31 percent of whites over age 25 have a degree.
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But if you squint at the midterm results, it is not obvious that Texas will be so far to the right of those Sun Belt battlegrounds.
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In Veracruz, one of the main battlegrounds of warring drug cartels, femicides leapt almost 300% to 159 in 2019, fueling the indignation of women's advocacy groups.
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"On balance, it's been a good 10 days of ... polling for the GOP in a lot of important battlegrounds," Nate Cohn, The Times's elections analyst, writes.
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Democrats won seven Republican-held seats, including in two presidential battlegrounds — Michigan and Wisconsin — the Republican stronghold of Kansas and the emerging blue state of Nevada.
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He is going to lose the popular vote by 2628 to 28503 million votes, but the battlegrounds are still competitive and he won the Electoral College.
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He is going to lose the popular vote by 2 to 3 million votes, but the battlegrounds are still competitive and he won the Electoral College.
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After Iowa and New Hampshire, small and rural states with predominantly white populations, the race will move on to more diverse battlegrounds that pose new tests.
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"Call of Duty: Mobile" also topped the first-week performance of rivals "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," which racked up 22.5 million and 28 million downloads respectively.
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Lots of developers do that, usually to help fund the creation of their games, but few see their efforts go as viral as "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" has.
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The first involves another mega-hit known as "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," or PUBG, a massive multiplayer online game that Tencent has the rights to run in China.
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Jamie McGoldrick, U.N. humanitarian coordinator in Yemen, said in a statement that the streets of Sanaa had become "battlegrounds" and that aid workers "remain in lockdown".
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But what goes up must come down, and when not hosting sexually-active youth, benches are used for the opposite of romance—they are battlegrounds for breakups.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Tencent has pulled the plug on its wildly popular video game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds in China, a likely victim of government restrictions on gaming.
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The Twitch integration will also include several new game-themed lenses, including ones based on characters from League of Legends, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch.
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Ryan mentioned his efforts at his weekly press conference on Thursday, revealing plans for events with Senate candidates competing in two major battlegrounds in Indiana and Ohio.
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There's something in me that prefers the arcade action of Battlegrounds as opposed to the "build it and defend it" gameplay of many of these survival games.
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Democrats are bullish that burgeoning Latino turnout will help carry the state -- and also tip other battlegrounds like Florida, Colorado and potentially even Arizona in their favor.
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The ads come at an urgent time for Democrats, with polls tightening in crucial battlegrounds, limiting the chances of the party to take back control of Congress.
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New polls show tight Clinton-Trump race nationally, battlegrounds She pushed back against Tapper's questions about Trump's refusal to issue direct condemnations of some supporters' bigoted comments.
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Tight races remain in three battlegrounds: Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio In the other battleground state polls released Monday, Clinton leads Trump in North Carolina and Nevada.
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This ad-spending disparity is even wider in the battleground states, given that Rebuilding America Now's $1.3 million has been on cable TV, not in the battlegrounds.
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In the northern state of Kano, hundreds of people celebrated Buhari's provisional lead in what was billed as one of the key battlegrounds in this year's elections.
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Tencent has received approvals for eight games since China resumed the licensing process, although its blockbusters PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds and Fortnite have yet to get the green light.
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And the ads will run in a variety of other general election battlegrounds whose primaries fall later on the calendar, such as Arizona, Florida, Georgia and Ohio.
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Freedom Partners Action Fund has frequently advertised in some of the top Senate battlegrounds this cycle, as Democrats and Republicans battle for control of the upper chamber.
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READ: Clinton, Sanders have something to prove in Nevada Catch up with the videos to learn more about the next political battlegrounds after Iowa and New Hampshire.
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This has happened with other games too, like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), Dandara, and Ark: Survival Evolved, all of which are comparable to their console and computer versions.
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Clinton has a nearly 30-point edge in the Palmetto State, which has a more racially diverse electorate than other early battlegrounds like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Four of the states - Arizona, Georgia, Florida and North Carolina - could be election battlegrounds in the fight for the White House and control of the U.S. Senate.
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Wisconsin had not been on most people's list of serious battlegrounds, but victory there was the most dramatic example of the Trump tide sweeping across the nation.
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People talk about Fortnite, a game I made snide comments about when they seemed to just be ripping off PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the way they talk about Minecraft.
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It's a good first experience with a complicated game, and once you're in, you'll see that that Battlegrounds on mobile is not as crazy as it sounds.
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On February 5, 2012, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds personality Dr DisRespect returned to streaming, and nearly 400,000 people tuned in to watch him mow down people—a new record.
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Mr. Trump's victory in the Electoral College was mainly because of impressive strength in the traditional battlegrounds, not lopsided and inefficient Democratic strength in their regional bastions.
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He has invested less time in the early-voting primary states than many of his rivals, while also appearing in general-election battlegrounds like Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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You can view the entirety of our polling here, and we'll continue to ask voters in House battlegrounds about Mr. Kavanaugh for at least the next week.
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Tammy Duckworth in Illinois and has traveled to battlegrounds like Ohio and Wisconsin — even if he has no intention of taking the responsibility of chairing the DSCC.
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If Trump holds his own in the early battlegrounds, he'll be looking to pull off an upset in a blue-leaning state like Michigan, Wisconsin or Minnesota.
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The contests in Wisconsin and Minnesota kick off the Democrats' effort to capitalize on Donald Trump's unpopularity and retake control in Midwestern battlegrounds they once dominated. 3.
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Later, as a sweetener, Mr. Greene offered some streamers their own server computers where they could host customized versions of Battlegrounds for other players to try out.
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Over the past 25 years, many suburban areas near the country's biggest cities have gone from dependable Republican strongholds to competitive battlegrounds or even safe Democratic territory.
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That freemium model has proven successful with the likes of "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," which have lured in huge revenues thanks to gamers buying paid add-ons.
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Committee officials noted that the DNC could add new spending and states to its list of battlegrounds and that the electoral map could shift throughout the cycle.
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The streets of one of the safest cities in the world now regularly become battlegrounds with police firing rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse illegal demonstrations.
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Sometimes, the discrepancy was too great for us: In the wake of the country's worst mass shooting this past October, we stepped away from streaming PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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It also borrows plenty from last year's hit game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, where up to 100 players can battle it out to be the last one standing.
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The game follows developer Landfall Studios' Totally Accurate Battlegrounds, and the titles' similarities are purposeful: Both games emphasized their physics-based animations as a source of gleeful chaos, but where Battlegrounds was a first person shooter taking heavy inspiration from PlayerUnknown's take on the genre, Battle Simulator embraces the god-game perspective, giving players full camera control as their hodgepodge armies of chronologically-disassociated units advance on enemy forces.
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The state has just six electoral votes in the general election, but its population reflects the composition of other potential Western battlegrounds like Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
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If Team Fortress 2 (and its successor in almost all things, Overwatch) is the multiplayer shooter as cartoon slapstick, Battlegrounds is the multiplayer shooter as a horror movie.
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Disclosures by Facebook, Twitter Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google that their products were battlegrounds for Russian election meddling last year have turned into a crisis for Silicon Valley.
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The authors conclude that churches engaged in a sort of "non-price competition", gaining converts in confessional battlegrounds by advertising their commitment to fighting evil by trying witches.
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Now, teachers in the state, which is home to old American labor battlegrounds like "Bloody" Mingo County, have been striking over low pay and increasing health care costs.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds reached a new milestone last night: it had more than 800,000 players online at the same time on Steam, briefly beating out Valve's own Dota 53.
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Microsoft showed off variety of new Xbox One exclusives at E3 this year, including Crackdown 3, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Forza Motorsport 7, and a passel of smaller indie titles.
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Clinton's deep roster of surrogates allows her to defend precious blue states like Colorado and Wisconsin while simultaneously keeping leading figures focused on battlegrounds like Florida and Ohio.
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The difference today is that technology and the fragmentation of media have accelerated the pace and broadened the range of battlegrounds on which asymmetric warfare can be waged.
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It makes sense that the most anxiety-inducing game around, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), has received an update that puts players in the eternal twilight of low-level condensation.
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People like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the game where you basically re-enact a version of Battle Royale with you as one of the contestants in the human survival game.
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The barrage is a late effort to keep their team afloat as support for Donald Trump wanes and Democrats appear to have the upper-hand in Senate battlegrounds.
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The party's current lack of cash could hamstring their eventual nominee and hurt down-ticket candidates, especially in states that aren't presidential battlegrounds and are especially cash-strapped.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds developer PUBG Corp today announced a deal with South Korean game technology provider Minkonet that will bring 3D replay and killcam features to the competitive shooter.
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Today hit battle royale game Playerunknown's Battlegrounds is finally leaving access with the 1.0 version of the game, but its creators also have a major milestone to celebrate.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite dominate the conversation, but beyond them lies a bevy of games, big and small, that all compete for player's minds and controller-wielding time.
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It's hard to imagine that come next time, the Democratic nominee won't try to spend more time in states that end up proving critical battlegrounds on Election Day.
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According to SteamDB, which tracks various Steam-related statistics, game-specific bans have risen significantly in 2017, which BattlEye attributes to the growing popularity of Battlegrounds (and cheaters).
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Those were the battlegrounds and only in the fictional universe of news organizations reporting national polling results did it appear that a uniform national campaign was taking place.
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But if the Supreme Court doesn't join the mounting legal backlash — and soon — there may be no limits on state parties' ability to design their own political battlegrounds.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is months away from leaving Early Access , but the game's already entering Esports; at Gamescom later this month, the event will host the first competitive invitational.
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It's the game development engine that has recently brought us the likes of Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, and the upcoming and epic-looking Dragon Ball FighterZ.
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He had been expected to return to one of his winning battlegrounds in Iowa on Thursday, but the event was canceled with no explanation from his political team.
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The free "Smuggler's Run" update came to GTA Online on Tuesday, and with it was a new way to play that should be exciting for Playerunknown's Battlegrounds fans.
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For most of them, particularly those I'm closest to, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has dominated much of that exact window, fulfilling that exact same round-or-two-a-day space.
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Notably, the company faced a high-profile copycat accusation from the creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), a battle royale-style game widely understood to have inspired Fortnite's gameplay.
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An astonishing BuzzFeed News report published Monday night took a deep dive into the extreme popularity of Battlegrounds in India, as well as government efforts to contain it.
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In the Midwestern battlegrounds, the flood of white, working-class defections to Mr. Trump overwhelmed the smaller stream of white, college-educated voters who defected from the Republicans.
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Therefore, I will not concede that our city streets - the places where our constituents live, work, and play - are at risk of becoming battlegrounds like Syria and Afghanistan.
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Scott Walker (R), who said Sanders could be the strongest Democratic candidate in Wisconsin, which figures to be one of the hardest-fought battlegrounds in the 2020 election.
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More than a dozen states have yet to hold primaries — including key battlegrounds like Colorado, Michigan, Florida and Wisconsin — and Trump will figure prominently in all of them.
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The business-friendly group ran ads in nine House districts, many of which are top battlegrounds that Democrats are targeting in an effort to take back the House.
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Divisive Facebook ads believed to be linked to Russia targeted specific parts of the United States last year, including states considered to be battlegrounds, according to NBC News.
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Priorities USA, a leading Democratic super PAC, has been ramping up its digital activities, spending nearly $3 million on Facebook in the past three months, particularly in battlegrounds.
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Beyond the battle for Congress, Democrats are on track for significant gains in governors' races, including in several of the key Rust Belt battlegrounds that keyed Trump's victory.
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This is the sort of opinion that will get me plenty of side-eye with my colleagues, who got extremely into Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, and for good reason.
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I always knew Battlegrounds was a unique and popular phenomenon but I never felt the rush that keeps players coming back until I played it on my phone.
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It wasn't a huge success, but Epic Games saw the success of Battlegrounds, tweaked their game to create a battle royale mode, and Fortnite Battle Royale was born.
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A new approach to polling from The Upshot: Follow results in real time as The New York Times and Siena College survey voters in the battlegrounds for Congress.
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The problem for the White House, and Mr. Trump, is that many House battlegrounds are in suburban districts where Mr. Trump's polarizing presence might not help Republican incumbents.
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Hopkins weaves in other contemporary political battlegrounds as well, including homelessness, racism and sexual assault, even mentioning recent acts of violence like the 2016 Pulse nightclub mass shooting.
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Far from the derring-do of distant battlegrounds and the sunlit savanna of southern Africa, there was a sense of homecoming, however poignant, after the longest of journeys.
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Tencent, the world's biggest game and social media companygets most of its game revenue in China from hit mobile games such as Honor of Kings and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Facebook, which had been paid by the Donald J. Trump for President campaign to target the spot in electoral battlegrounds like Florida and Arizona, issued a similar note.
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He went pro; he streamed on Twitch to a rapidly growing audience; and eventually quit the Halo games for H1Z1, then for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and finally for Fortnite.
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Republican governor can appoint replacement before special election The new vacancy will reinforce the perception that Georgia is one of the most important battlegrounds in the 2020 election.
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Republicans, weighed down by Mr. Trump's growing unpopularity, must demonstrate they can separate themselves from the president enough to hold suburban districts that only now are becoming battlegrounds.
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We in Oakland pride ourselves on our inclination to question and to disobey, to establish havens and battlegrounds for those brave and tender hearted enough to resist conformity.
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Moreover, the $11 billion-plus that Alibaba raised from its Hong Kong listing gives it extra firepower to fight Tencent in battlegrounds ranging from video-streaming to fintech.
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Other than Alabama, Democrats are also defending Senate seats in Michigan and New Hampshire — two presidential battlegrounds where, for now, Democratic incumbents are favored to retain their seats.
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"It's no question that the app universe is one of the major battlegrounds out there, and there's just a ton to be gained commercially by dominating," he said.
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Those communities have been an important source of support for the Liberals and Mr. Trudeau, particularly in suburban areas around Toronto, which are seen as key electoral battlegrounds.
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As part of its midterm blitz, One Nation had been slated to run ads in five Senate battlegrounds this month: West Virginia, North Dakota, Nevada, Indiana and Arizona.
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WASHINGTON — After claiming governorships from Republicans in seven states last year, including in crucial presidential battlegrounds like Wisconsin and Michigan, Democratic governors should have good reason to celebrate.
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At least a half-dozen GOP seats are considered battlegrounds, more than the two or three Democratic seats truly in play at this point of the election cycle.
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But with Ford's allegations and her testimony on live television Thursday, along with Kavanaugh's defense, the story is now captivating a nation -- and extending beyond the Senate battlegrounds.
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What the Electoral College has become is a system that has turned a few states into battlegrounds, forcing the candidates visit the same places over and over again.
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Depending on how the battlegrounds are defined, the vote there either broke for Mr. Trump or was virtually tied — a huge improvement over Mitt Romney's showing in 2012.
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The wired, connected world has brought people together to keep close watch on pressing issues, including: diminishing polar ice shelves to Hong Kong's protests to presidential primary battlegrounds.
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Donald Trump is on the brink of the presidency, stomping across the electoral map with wins in the biggest battlegrounds of Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and now Pennsylvania.
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The excerpted live stream, which reportedly took place Sunday on YouTube's gaming-specific subsite, YouTube Gaming, features Kjellberg playing a "last-man-standing" shooter game called Playerunknown's Battlegrounds.
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By now you must have heard about hit battle-royale shooter PlayerUnkown's Battlegrounds, which has sold 7 million copies since it launched in early access back in March.
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Citing the city's "historic battlegrounds and jasmine-scented streets," as well as a superb food and hotel scene, T+L also named it the best city in North America.
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Tight races remain in three battlegrounds: Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio "Words have an influence, violence causes pain, hate can rip us apart," Shepard says looking into the camera.
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Polls increasingly point to a decisive win for the Democratic nominee on Election Day, with traditional Republican strongholds such as Arizona, Georgia, Utah and Texas emerging as competitive battlegrounds.
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The game has exploded in popularity since it first arrived, likely aided by the free cost of entry and bolstered by the popularity of Battle Royale predecessor, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Trump is now trailing Clinton in the polls and confronting a rapidly narrowing path to the White House, as even reliably red states such as Arizona have become battlegrounds.
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Their results will help define the battlegrounds of political combat all the way through the year 2030 — because of the impact they'll have on the next round of redistricting.
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Guy Beahm, best known as the boisterous PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds streamer Dr. Disrespect, abruptly stopped his Twitch broadcast today following what he says was an attempted shooting at his house.
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When Fortnite announced its new Battle Royale mode, coming next week, the developers specifically referenced the hit battle royale-style game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) as part of its inspiration.
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The rising popularity of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite have potentially had an influence on Rockstar, as Battle Royale has not been featured in any of the studio's previous titles.
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Linking rebel-held areas of Aleppo to the Turkish border, it is a hotly contested strip of territory, just one of many battlegrounds in Syria's long-running civil war.
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The once-blue bastion fell to Trump in 2016 and is one of the Midwestern battlegrounds where Democrats must win back working-class votes to claim the White House.
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What's happening today: Another sign that DOE's surprise move is the new big thing: at least two congressional hearings today are likely to become public battlegrounds over the proposal.
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Disney shared artwork from the new Battlegrounds locations, along with thoughts from World Art Lead Jason Cheng at United Front Games, the studio that worked on the new mode.
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Two Republican outside groups are launching their final ad blitz in more than a dozen House battlegrounds as Republicans seek to protect one of their largest majorities in decades.
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This time around Kjellberg, who is known for being the best-paid YouTube star, used the word n*gger during a live-stream video playing of Player Unknown Battlegrounds.
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As a result, Democrats enjoyed a far larger edge among nonvoters in our poll of Arizona, where 33 percent of registered nonvoters were Hispanic, than elsewhere in the battlegrounds.
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The nations who stand in judgment have no idea how they would respond to enemy combatants not wearing uniforms, blended within the population and not fighting on defined battlegrounds.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday condemned a spate of disturbances at universities by students protesting over various grievances that have turned some campuses into battlegrounds.
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Initially, our partners in these institutions were in a ravaged state of affairs, with beat up battlegrounds, devastated landscapes, many millions dead, and governments at the brink of default.
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But her fate was sealed in industrial and rural battlegrounds, chiefly Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Pennsylvania and Ohio, majority-white states whose 70 electoral votes President Obama won in 2012.
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Instead, the Conservatives are making big spending pledges across policy areas including more money on police, and schools, and rebuilding hospitals in Labour-Tory battlegrounds like Plymouth and Harlow.
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Here is the state of play in the battlegrounds that are up for grabs as Trump works furiously to turn some blue states red and pull off a Nov.
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On May 2300, the nonprofit group, America First Policies, will kick off a tour of key electoral battlegrounds with an event in Jacksonville, Florida, featuring Vice President Mike Pence.
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Recently,the Microsoft-owned streaming service Mixer launched something it's dubbed the HypeZone, a Red Zone-influenced channel dedicated to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which launched on Xbox One this week.
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That could alienate general election voters in key battlegrounds including Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, which went for Democratic former President Barack Obama in 2012 but for Trump in 2016.
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I killed eight players and landed second place the first time I booted up PUBG Mobile—a handheld version of Battlegrounds released March 19 on Android and iOS devices.
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The question of whether players can temporarily set aside their primary objective—killing one another—and work together has been a burning question ever since Battlegrounds launched in March.
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Turnout among Hispanics is usually low, particularly among millennials — almost half of eligible Latino voters — and many live in states that are not battlegrounds, such as California or Texas.
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Making smart investments in mobilization can tip the election in longtime battleground states like Nevada, Florida and Ohio as well as emerging battlegrounds like North Carolina, Arizona and Georgia.
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Beyond those six battlegrounds, a state that could potentially be competitive is Iowa, where Trump's net approval in Morning Consult has fallen by 25 percentage points since January 2017.
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Another is gerrymandering — the GOP's 2010 midterm landslide let the party draw the lines for House districts in many states, giving them a significant advantage in several key battlegrounds.
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American troops have fought alongside Kurdish-led militias on battlegrounds against the Islamic State in northeast Syria, and the Pentagon is showing no sign of backing away from them.
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The battlegrounds were college campuses, Hollywood, the bedroom — anywhere that moral relativism, secularism and the general "culture of depravity," as dedicated warriors like Rush Limbaugh put it, held sway.
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Minnesota is likely to be one of the country's most hotly contested House battlegrounds because of a group of seats that reflect the demographic realignment of the two parties.
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Windows, PS4, Xbox One This just-released, free-to-play battle royale game combines all the best things about top genre hits like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Finessing the question of impeachment is especially delicate in battlegrounds like North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District, which favored Mr. Trump over Hillary Clinton by 12 percentage points in 2016.
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The two states will join Ohio, Michigan and Illinois on the list of Midwestern battlegrounds with governor's offices on the ballot this fall that Democrats believe they can win.
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All told, five Republicans in the last week have said they will not seek re-election, opening up political battlegrounds in potential swing districts from Suffolk County to Syracuse.
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Europe threatened to target exports from states such as Michigan and Florida — crucial political battlegrounds — and 21 months after levying the tariffs, Mr. Bush backed down and rescinded them.
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The States of the Nation project, which delivers a weekly tally of support for the candidates in every state, shows that the race has tightened in several traditional battlegrounds.
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"That's one thing that separates this game from, say, PUBG (Player Unknown's Battlegrounds), you do have your content creators who play [the game], but they're not competitors," Arce explained.
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And it publishes the popular battle royale game "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" in China, the result of a deal it reached with the game's developer, South Korean firm Bluehole, last year.
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" This, even after Epic Games recently had to fend off a copyright lawsuit, filed in May, alleging that its game too closely mirrors one of its rivals: "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Last Friday, we had the great pleasure—and honor—of hosting Demetrious Johnson for a morning of Breakfast and Battlegrounds, followed up by a live recording of Waypoint Radio.
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Some of the key battlegrounds — school lunches, food and menu labels — are familiar terrain for anybody who has been observing the efforts to clean up the US food supply.
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Voting rights cases have become pivotal battlegrounds in the lead-up to the hotly contested presidential vote between Democratic party candidate Hillary Clinton and her Republican counterpart Donald Trump.
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Dan BenishekDaniel (Dan) Joseph BenishekRepublican groups launch final ad blitz in key House battlegrounds Tea Party class reassesses record Michigan Republican to retire MORE (R-Mich.) and Robert HurtRobert HurtThe Hill's Morning Report — Presented by the Coalition for Affordable Prescription Drugs — GOP faces 'green wave' in final stretch to the midterms Democrat defeats controversial chair of House Wall Street subpanel Republican groups launch final ad blitz in key House battlegrounds MORE (R-Va.).
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Now that Pokémon Go is out for both Android and iOS, fans of the long-running franchise have been very excited to take their phones out to the geographical battlegrounds.
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Three crates will appear in Battlegrounds later in August, but one of them, which features the best and rarest cosmetic loot, cannot be opened without purchasing a key for $2.50.
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Robin Hunicke (Funomena) leads a discussion about the independent game scene across console, mobile, and PC, featuring guests including Brendan Greene (creator, Player Unknown's Battlegrounds) and Eli Cymet (Alto's Odyssey).
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Trump has yet to unveil a complete policy prescription for health care, immigration, taxes, and legal immigration, among other topics, all of which are major battlegrounds between different Republican factions.
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Trump finished with a 9-point win in the Hawkeye State, a wider margin than in 16 other states, including places that weren't considered battlegrounds, like Texas, Georgia and Minnesota.
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A New York Times–Siena College battlegrounds poll released Wednesday found that majorities in Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona and Florida oppose removing the president from office through impeachment.
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The La Manada case is only the latest example of how, in the last six months, young men have been able to turn high-profile rape trials into cultural battlegrounds.
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As Clinton looks beyond the primary contests to general election battlegrounds, discussions are already underway among Democrats on where to deploy Obama and Biden in the bid against Donald Trump.
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Tech giant Tencent has dropped the hugely popular mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds in China after failing to secure a license from the government to collect revenues from the game.
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Fortnite is cartoonish and over-the-top, especially compared to the brutal, realistic, and deeply violent PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which served as the primary influence for Fortnite's breakout Battle Royale Mode.
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On August 3, Battlegrounds will receive a series of Battle Royale-inspired loot crates—Wanderer, Survivor, Gamescom Invitational—that will give players a chance to score some very stylish clothing.
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It always made sense Battlegrounds would add more revenue streams, only a question of when and how much; the "crate and key" system is very common for games like this.
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The genre was popularized by Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, from which Epic borrowed the core concept of 100 players parachuting onto a deserted island, with the last person standing being the victor.
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However, its most popular game this year is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Mobile (PUBG Mobile), and Chinese authorities have yet to approve the in-game purchases that allow Tencent to make money.
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Tight races remain in three battlegrounds: Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio She said she would keep their personal conversations private -- but that Trump apologized for his remarks on the tape.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is undoubtedly the breakout hit of 2017, with over 25 million copies sold on Steam and Dota 2's record for most concurrent players shattered in its wake.
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In the Senate, Democrats partially offset the Republican gains in older and rural Midwestern states by adding seats in the diverse, younger, rapidly growing Sunbelt battlegrounds of Arizona and Nevada.
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Now, thanks to leaked video, we have a better idea how Battlefield V will tackle the crowded genre popularized by games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Fortnite, and most recently Apex Legends.
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Marvel Battlegrounds is the latest add-on for Disney Infinity — also the first of four big ones coming in 2016 — and it pits hero against hero and villain against villain.
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Price: Free PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has been a big hit on the home console and PC gaming market, so it makes sense that mobile would be the next place to expand.
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"She's an ordinary housewife who's fighting at the battlegrounds to get money for her family... not especially athletic, trained with weapons or anything like that," according to her player, Yenien.
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Dubbed Stream Honking, the trolls' primary targets were MrGrimmmz and Dr Disrespect, another high-profile Battlegrounds player, who was temporarily banned from the game after killing one of his teammates.
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The relative Democratic strength among Hispanic voters may also mean that nonvoters nationwide may be more Democratic than nonvoters in the battlegrounds, since nonvoters nationwide are likelier to be Hispanic.
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The cases in Brooklyn and Boston represent the latest battlegrounds in the unusually prominent dispute between the government and Apple over the F.B.I.'s difficulties in breaking into encrypted phones.
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During the summer of 22018, while the contentious presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was in full swing, Facebook and Twitter found themselves transformed into uneasy partisan battlegrounds.
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Among college-educated white men, Trump maintained imposing margins in Florida, Georgia and Texas, but they divided about in half over his performance in the Southwest battlegrounds (Arizona and Nevada).
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But, if anything, Trump's continued Ohio strength among those groups only underscored his more precarious position with them in the other key Rust Belt battlegrounds of Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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The article gives detailed biographies of the five attackers, noting that at least two had unsuccessfully tried to join Islamic State forces in Libya, Syria and other battlegrounds outside Bangladesh.
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The ad, titled "Deals," will air in the battlegrounds of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — all states that have suffered as heavy manufacturing jobs have moved to countries with cheaper labor.
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Sanders, though, has a volley of his own prepared: He's outperforming Clinton against the Republican front-runners in states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, which are general election battlegrounds.
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While the actual deal-making may be opaque, the introduction of one-house bills does offer a look at the potential battlegrounds between now and the end of the month.
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Our view is that there are five major battlegrounds for IoT and hardware innovation and market growth in the consumer space: connected homes, wearables, healthcare, robotics and drones and transportation.
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This is life in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, a brutal existence that punishes more than it rewards, and is content with leaving players without any answers about why it all went wrong.
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It's less surprising when you consider it has a brighter, more colorful look, and that it combines two of the most popular video games in recent history: Battlegrounds and Minecraft.
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In the meantime, it's going to be one of the most epic battlegrounds for both new-world and old-world businesses that the market has seen in quite some time.
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As the caliphate crumbles in Iraq and Syria and they lose key battlegrounds, ISIS can no longer rely on being able to entice supporters to join them in their fight.
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The breadth of those cases, with three involving Republican gerrymanders in states that are major federal election battlegrounds, hints at the national political stakes involved in a Supreme Court ruling.
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Yet the theory — embraced by hopeful liberals in states like Texas and Florida — that charismatic and unapologetically progressive leaders might transmute Republican bastions into purple political battlegrounds, proved largely fruitless.
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A fresh intervention in one of the most combustible battlegrounds on the planet — one already crawling with Syrian, Russian, Iranian, American, Turkish and Kurdish forces — could easily bring unintended consequences.
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Just 85003 weeks before Election Day, lawsuits in nine states are raising the possibility that voters in crucial battlegrounds will face confusion over how and when to cast their ballots.
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Trump's former (and second) national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, who was pushed out in April and replaced by John Bolton, is writing a book titled "Battlegrounds," according to Publisher's Weekly.
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These once-staid organizations have become pivotal battlegrounds in the war of ideas, and moneyed interests are increasingly trying to shape their research—a good subject for a new website.
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The electoral math on a number of crucial districts is also beginning to look tougher for vulnerable Democrats, with relatively safe states like Florida and Ohio emerging as possible battlegrounds.
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States like North Carolina and Ohio have become early voting battlegrounds, where Republican-controlled state legislatures have tried to cut in-person early voting days, which tend to favor Democrats.
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Since then, the game has come a long way, and it emerges in a new context, one where players have flocked to more experimental multiplayer games (most recently, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds).
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Etue's skills from other battle royale games like H1Z1 and Player Unknown's Battlegrounds transferred over to Fortnite and he spent hours on end practicing to reach the upper echelon of players.
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Orlando is a critical part of what's known as the I-4 corridor – which runs between St. Petersburg and Daytona Beach and has become one of America's most contested political battlegrounds.
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But in 2016, Donald Trump narrowly defeated Hillary Clinton there -- as well as in Wisconsin and Michigan -- positioning the three states as potentially the most important battlegrounds of the 2020 election.
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For the past two years, Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene has mostly been on the road, traveling to events across the world in support of the game that bears his name, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Priorities USA, the pro-Clinton super PAC, will begin airing general election ads against Trump Wednesday in states that will be key battlegrounds in November, including Ohio, Florida, Virginia and Nevada.
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Euro clearing is one of the main battlegrounds between London and Brussels in divorce talks that will shape how Europe's financial market is divided up when Britain leaves the European Union.
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Today he is a creator of the massively popular "battle royale" genre and one of its top games, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which brought in an estimated $29 billion in revenue in 25.
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But as the surprise success of a game like Player Unknown's Battlegrounds has shown, it can be hard to predict what kinds of experiences will blow up on Twitch or YouTube.
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Much to the dismay of Chinese gamers, Tencent pulled mobile battle royale game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds from app stores in China today—but it's been replaced with a less violent, patriotic alternative.
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Keith's son is "very sensitive to violence," and when Keith would be playing Battlegrounds, his son would call upstairs and ask his father to stop playing before he'd enter the room.
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China has resumed handing out approvals since December and some Tencent titles have since been green lit, although the firm is still waiting for a ruling on its blockbuster PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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But the discussion around asset flipping has apparently given people the wrong idea of how games are made, judging by a recent controversy with the gritty battle royale game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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That amount is more than double what the game generated in the month of February, when it earned $126 million and surpassed Playerunknown's Battlegrounds in monthly sales for the first time.
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As mentioned, Epic Games' worldwide creative director Donald Mustard made an explicit reference to Battlegrounds in a post at PlayStation Blog: "Yeah, we made a PvP mode for Fortnite," said Mustard.
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The scopes in Battlegrounds aren't as flashy as invincibility stars or double-jump boots, but they change how you interact with enemies and the environment in just as potent of ways.
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For me, that game is turning into PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, where every round is a fresh (and short) start, and the only difference between players is skill and a good loot drop.
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Indeed, user-generated content from inside the gaming community has produced a string of wildly popular hits, including League of Legends, Defense of the Ancients 2, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Rocket League.
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The Sunday shows come as the two candidates criss cross the country in the final two days of campaigning, in key battlegrounds as well as in states like Minnesota and Michigan.
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On the Microsoft console it's easy to setup a mouse and keyboard for the console version of the game, a fact that has angered some in the Xbox One Battlegrounds' community.
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Playerunknown's Battlegrounds developer PUBG Corp, the new spinoff company in charge of the battle royale-style PC hit, this week revealed the name of its much anticipated new desert map, Miramar.
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To better understand the dynamics driving the vote, Reuters identified four of the nation's most competitive counties in these political battlegrounds and will report from them through the November 2020 election.
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Primaries in five states Tuesday led to the downfall of a Republican critic of President Donald Trump and locked in the field for two of the Senate's critical November battlegrounds. Rep.
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That would mean quietly ignoring Mr. Trump's call this month for a 50-state field operation and instead emphasizing congressional districts and swing states that are also Senate and House battlegrounds.
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"As opposed to last year's lack of gaming launches, 2018 has already brought on titles like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite, which are driving a revitalized cycle in gaming communities," Curtis said.
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In contrast to the Senate battlegrounds in conservative states like Indiana, North Dakota and West Virginia, the fight for the House is being waged across swing suburban districts around the country.
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Historically, the so-called "collar counties" of the Chicago suburbs (DuPage County, Kane County, Lake County, McHenry County and Will County) compose one of the most fiercely contested battlegrounds in Illinois.
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Well, first, Democrats appear set on nominating former Vice President Biden, the candidate who, if polls are top be believed, runs strongest against Trump in all of the expected 2020 battlegrounds.
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Everyone loves PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and one piece of ransomware seems to love it so much it's willing to lock down your computer's files until you spend quality time with the game.
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He prevailed in 22020 primaries and caucuses — compared with 34 for her — including wins in New Hampshire, Michigan and Wisconsin, while struggling in major battlegrounds like Florida, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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The colors of this new world are appropriately pastel, as far from the turned-up-to-11 palette in Fortnite as it is from the ochre, militaristic wastelands of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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It all started when the streamer got temporarily banned by Brendan Greene, the creator of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," for killing his online teammate during a game, which is against the game's rules.
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Seven of the commonwealth's 18 House districts will elect new members of Congress in November, including in battlegrounds like the 5th and 6th Districts, both in Philadelphia's Collar Counties, and Rep.
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It is far from obvious that a four-point lead for Democrats among registered voters nationwide would translate to victory among actual voters in the relatively white, working-class Midwestern battlegrounds.
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It's a clash between an unstoppable force (the political climate tends to always rule) and an immovable object (the electorates in the key Senate battlegrounds are naturally inclined to support Republicans).
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We didn't delve into the relative leanings of each district, but if you were reading House Party a year ago, you were pretty damn well informed about where the battlegrounds were.
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Even examining the military itself, the promise of the freedoms the military is charged with protecting had not always applied to African American service members, both on battlegrounds and on US soil.
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Unfortunately Asus hadn't loaded any popular games like Overwatch or Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, but I got to play Halo Wars 2 briefly and see some other examples of games running on the display.
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Its latest big bet in mobile games, "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds", has accrued a huge audience of some 50m Chinese gamers who play daily, but because of the monetisation freeze, Tencent cannot cash in.
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While he has campaign chiefs in Florida -- and solidly blue states like Washington and New York -- in crucial battlegrounds including Ohio and Colorado, Trump doesn't have so much as a state director.
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Tencent has yet to receive the licence to charge for PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game and to launch Fortnite in China, a tactical tournament game developed by its portfolio company Epic Games.
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Fortnite is the free-to-play battle royale game that pushed the genre from its explosively popular beginnings on the PC with PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds to a worldwide phenomenon on nearly every platform.
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Sanders' presence in the race has also forced Clinton to campaign more heavily in primary states, instead of focusing her efforts on the battlegrounds that will matter most in the general election.
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Other that participated in the round include game development studio Actozsoft, Bluehole Studio — the producer behind PlayerUnknown's hit game 'Battlegrounds' and an existing Kakao Games partner — and M&A fund Premier Growth.
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Fortnite's big competitor, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), is also coming to iOS and Android soon, along with the Steam survival game Ark, marking a new trend of big PC games arriving on mobile.
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Joel Thomas Zimmerman, was playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds when his outburst happened, calling the player who killed him the F-word, among other things, resulting in his account being flagged for hate speech.
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Polls at present show her leading by a substantial margin nationally and across most battlegrounds, while even states that are usually GOP strongholds, such as Utah and Georgia, could be in play.
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One standout in the premium PC segment was Bluehole's "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," a new massively multiplayer online game in which players parachute onto an island and try to defeat and outlast other gamers.
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Celebrating the full release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on Xbox One, Xbox Australia created a limited edition greaseproof Xbox controller, a perfect item for players who enjoy a little snacking with their gaming.
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PUBG, or PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, made by South Korean firm Bluehole Inc, is a survival-themed battle game that drops dozens of online players on an island to try and eliminate each other.
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These two battlegrounds were definitely some of the most outdated environments in the game, visually, and the idea came up from some of the artists on the WoW development team, Kowalkowski said.
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Laxer labor standards and lower pay in Mexico have swelled corporate profits at the expense of Canadian and U.S. workers, making the issue one of the major battlegrounds of the NAFTA talks.
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A shifting Sun Belt Sinema's victory showed that Democrats are continuing to gain momentum in the rapidly diversifying Sun Belt and firmly places Arizona among the most important presidential and Senate battlegrounds.
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Republicans have been frustrated by the influx of student voters, who tend to back Democratic candidates, especially as the state has become one of the most closely fought battlegrounds in the country.
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Battle royale games like Fortnite and Playerunknown's Battlegrounds are popular in part because they let a large number of people — as many as 2500 — compete on a randomized and uncertain playing field.
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Leaving a country racked by decades of war, the young Afghans who choose the path to Syria then fall into peril on the bloody front lines of Aleppo, Homs or other battlegrounds.
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Movement isn't as fast and free in Apex Legends as it is in Titanfall 2, but it's still faster than the other two most popular battle royale games, Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds .
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And Republican losses at the state level could complicate Mr. Trump's path to re-election, strengthening the opposition party in crucial battlegrounds where he failed to consolidate support after the 2016 election.
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In the time since I've been writing professionally about games, I've never played a game as much as I have Battlegrounds, and no game has organically bubbled up into so many conversations.
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In 1991, the year Richard Brown began a nearly 28-year tenure as Queens district attorney, crack had turned New York neighborhoods into battlegrounds and 2,154 people were murdered in the city.
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La David Johnson and Sergeant Wright — set off a fierce debate over secretive American military missions in remote and far-flung battlegrounds that accelerated a drawdown of American commandos in western Africa.
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She has a head start on staffing: During the midterm campaign, Ms. Warren deployed staff to the four early primary states and a number of general election battlegrounds to elect other Democrats.
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Sites like DownDetector, which are used by people to determine if there's an outage affecting a number of people, also show spikes in games from EA, like Apex Legends, and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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In a week when Hong Kong's universities became tear-gas-scented battlegrounds, the escalating violence has been matched by an intensifying spiral of rhetoric from the governments of Beijing and Hong Kong.
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Quarterly polling by the Republican firm Firehouse Strategies, with Optimus, had President Trump struggling in the mega-battlegrounds of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — but in the newest edition, he beats every Democrat.
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What they did: The Democratic polling firm Global Strategy Group conducted the national survey, and broke out results for nine Senate battlegrounds (including Michigan, Colorado and Arizona) and swing congressional districts nationwide.
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"That's a good lesson for a lot of indie developers: Don't always go for the top-tier guys," said Brendan Greene, creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, a battle royale-style multiplayer survival game.
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The timing was a coincidence, but across the country, college administrators and law enforcement officials are bracing for a wild fall of protests as their campuses become battlegrounds for society's violent fringes.
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Primary elections in four Republican-leaning states rattled Congress on Tuesday night, as voters ejected a sitting member of the House and set up intense campaigns for the Senate in several battlegrounds.
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All four states are already set to be battlegrounds of varying degrees of competitiveness in the presidential race this year, and will be redistricting their congressional maps the year after the election.
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The pedigreed studio has in recent times faced more internal competition from its siblings inside Tencent, particularly the Lightspeed Quantum studio, which is behind the successful mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).
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In the battle against the Islamic State for Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, there is no continuous front line, but a patchwork of battlegrounds in the city and all around its edge.
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But Republicans are adamant that the state is in play for Trump, along with other battlegrounds like Minnesota and New Hampshire, where the president has also held campaign events in recent weeks.
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TEXAS By The New York Times | Source: Cook Political Report In my time covering races professionally, I've never observed this little overlap between the battlegrounds of high-stakes Senate and House races.
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For starters, it's been raking in the cash, surpassing its predecessor, Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (about which more in a moment), and earning more than $100 million per month in in-app purchases.
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Well, this exact scenario happened to Alex Lovell from Camas, Washington, a self-described "Ethelete" who often logged 12 to 13 hours a day in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, who a recently survived just that.
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The province is one of the key battlegrounds for the Taliban, who launched a spring offensive last month, vowing to drive out the Western-backed government in Kabul and restore strict Islamic rule.
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Instead, they emphasized high-capacity magazines and assault weapons' ability to turn clubs and school into battlegrounds and their use in massacres from San Bernardino, California, to the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
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Democratic U.S. Representative Matt Cartwright, whose district around Scranton, Pennsylvania, was one of the presidential campaign's prime battlegrounds, also won re-election to a third term with about 54 percent of the vote.
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Mr Trump rails against "nation-building" but chose a military adviser, Lieutenant-General Michael Flynn, who wants American forces to fight in as many battlegrounds as possible and taunt jihadists after each victory.
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Schultz's pitch for an independent candidacy is that it would prevent the presidency from being decided in the "less than 10 states" that have been the battlegrounds each election cycle in recent history.
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The group of states where a majority of ballots are cast early already included the battlegrounds of Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Colorado, as well as the population centers of Texas and California.
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Assuming those calculations are correct, that would leave little room for error in three highly competitive Senate races that also happen to be in major presidential battlegrounds: Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and North Carolina.
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These Senate moves seemingly come in place of helping Clinton in states like Utah, Arizona and Georgia, places that have become battlegrounds of late because of a slide by Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Called "Gfycat for gaming," the startup hopes to ride both the wave of ever-omnipresent GIFs getting shared around the internet and popular, highly shareable game titles like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Rocket League.
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Epic Games' cartoony and competitive survival shooter game took a core element of Playerunknown's Battlegrounds — 100 human players parachuting onto an island with an ever-shrinking battlefield — and turned into a worldwide phenomenon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A stand-off between Britain and the European Union over the future of London's vast financial services industry is shaping up as one of the key Brexit battlegrounds of this year.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Democrats, worried about their chances in key battlegrounds of Ohio and Florida this fall, are increasingly setting their sights on three red states to bring them back to the majority.
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The focus on North Carolina -- a state President Barack Obama carried narrowly in 2000 but lost four years later -- comes as polls show Clinton faltering in other battlegrounds such as Florida and Ohio.
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Later on Friday, a spokesman for the YPG denied that the Afrin town had been besieged, and said several of the regions Turkey has claimed to have taken control of were still battlegrounds.
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I'll put it this way: When my friends who own both Battlegrounds and Fortnite are in the mood for some deathmatch, I have no illusions about which of the two they'll load up.
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His message will be broadcast in Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Florida, New Hampshire, Virginia, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada — a batch of battlegrounds that will likely determine the outcome of the race in November.
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Developed by Tencent's Timi studio, "Call of Duty: Mobile" will primarily compete with "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds," (and its smartphone variant, "PUBG Mobile"), two battle-royale shooters with free-to-play mobile versions.
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Brooks said her focus is also on finding qualified candidates that can win in key battlegrounds, which means candidates who know their district, and have the drive to fundraise and assemble competent teams.
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The spectacular approach of "Anthropocene" is unsatisfying: after surveying the various battlegrounds from high above, the viewer has no better understanding of the causes of the war, let alone how to end it.
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He dominated the states in the Republican primary, and while more demographically diverse states like Colorado and Virginia have tilted toward Clinton, Midwest battlegrounds like Ohio have held steady for the Republican nominee.
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This was on video, and while Dr DisRespect may have played it for laughs, and his popularity makes him one of the leading faces of the Battlegrounds community, the developers still banned him.
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Some games will benefit from getting on the Battlegrounds train, their own designs aided by what PlayerUnknown and his crew have pioneered, while others will have nothing more than yet another game mode.
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