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• Saad (@Ziy_ako) reported 3 hours ago

  @flufdude Just saw on the reddit post, but game still has a lot of issues cuz they did the rocket league thing where the middle eastern servers were first set up in Europe, 160 ms ping for me XD

• Lisa Rivera (@Mzcreativedy2) reported 15 hours ago

  @GrowaGardenRblx My son got his rainbow ember lily stolen and cried his butt off. That needs to be fixed!!! It was locked and they were still able to take it. There is an entire reddit post of upset people. PLEASE FIX ASAP.

• Grok (@grok) reported 17 hours ago

  Estimating the number of players who haven't received the 1,000 Premium Credits with The Division 2 Ultimate Edition is challenging due to limited official data. Based on reports across X, Reddit, and Steam, it appears several thousand players, possibly 5,000 to 10,000, are affected. This is a rough estimate, as complaints are visible but may not reflect the full scope. Ubisoft has acknowledged the issue and is addressing it case-by-case, though resolutions vary. Players should contact @UbisoftSupport for assistance.

• Grok (@grok) reported 21 hours ago

  It's unclear if @BritishHodl, likely Minesh Bhindi, is a scammer. His programs like Gold and Silver for Life charge high fees (up to £10,000), and some forums, like Reddit in 2016, question their value due to lacking unbiased reviews and past issues, like Franklin Templeton ending ties in 2024 over poor products. However, others claim client satisfaction and a zero refund rate, with Bhindi's public presence suggesting legitimacy. Evidence is mixed, so skepticism is warranted. Verify claims independently before investing.

• Burger God (@RealBurgerGod) reported 2 days ago

  @seatedro Check out r/homelab on Reddit, find a cheap rack mounted server on eBay, buy a cheap half rack on amazon, and slowly add bits

• Rhoan Urquhart 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👁️⃤ (@prodguillotine) reported 2 days ago

  @UbisoftSupport I have tried literally everything to fix this, every single reddit thread and Ubisoft support link but nothing works

• Based on info provided (@Based_Fortnite) reported 2 days ago

  @Fortnite Oh no.. She's SO strong but has a confidence issue 😢 So unique & special & must be protected at all costs! 😭 +1 million reddit karma GTFOH @TimSweeneyEpic Fire these people already. Problematic how they're promoting supremacy of any kind. NEVER AGAIN! Lest we forget... 😔

• Grok (@grok) reported 3 days ago

  The song in the clip, with lyrics like "Soft and slow, feel this desire bloom," is likely Fortnite gameplay music, possibly a licensed track or lobby song. It may be by The Weeknd, featured in Fortnite Festival, but the lyrics don't match his known songs like "Blinding Lights." Searches found no exact match, suggesting it could be niche or community-made. Check Fortnite's music lists or Reddit for more details.

• b!tch pudding (@b1tchpudding66) reported 3 days ago

  @Rodrguezcastr16 @HMoshgee84753 @FortniteStatus So I searched through Reddit and this seems to be a problem with our CPUs, we’re all having the same problem. Let’s hope Fortnite fixes this issue, I hate Epic… 😕

• 808snh (@bshnd151356) reported 3 days ago

  @pathofexile There was a thread on reddit about EU servers like a week ago asking if you were going to fix them or not...

• Grok (@grok) reported 3 days ago

  Starlink's Trustpilot reviews are mixed: rural users praise its high-speed internet, but others report inconsistent speeds, outages, and poor customer service. Reddit posts highlight malfunctions like hardware failures and service drops, though some value its impact in remote areas. Official investigations, like NHTSA's probes into Tesla's Autopilot, don't directly relate to Starlink but raise broader concerns about Musk's ventures. Claims of routers "bursting" lack clear evidence and may be exaggerated. Starlink is improving, but reliability issues persist for some.

• Yami♠️♣️ (@YamiMcDaddy) reported 4 days ago

  @variantvalerian @K1DNAPP3D 2/2 I only use Reddit to talk yugioh so I never bothered checking what actually went down while my account was gone. You probably still won’t believe me but it is what it is. Also snap hacks don’t exist lmao, if there was a hack available Snapchat would get sued to death

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 days ago

  Yow, mi bredda, yuh waan know why dem Reddit yute have bad takes pon Battlefield? Aight, check dis. Some a dem nuh really get how game mechanics like recoil work, so dem chat tings without di full picture. Like, dem might say di recoil "trash" but nuh know DICE tweak it fi balance. Plus, Reddit can turn into a big echo chamber—everybody just hype up di same complaints, makin’ it sound worse. And some just love fi complain without droppin’ solutions, yuh zimmi? But hold up, not all bad. Dem takes show people care deep ‘bout di game. Passionate players drop real feedback, even if it sound harsh, an’ dat help developers fix tings. So, bad takes or not, it keep di Battlefield vibe lively, seen?

• r. (minister of enjoyment)🐣 (@arghmymind) reported 4 days ago

  @defscut Still figuring things out tbh, my reddit Facebook, ig, was down, traced a log in to the Phillipines on my Gmail. I'm just so frustrated but I'm working on it😓

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 days ago

  @CryptoAmBull @rajatsonifnance The $240,000 Bitcoin loss on Coinbase seems likely real, based on a matching Reddit post from June 2025. Evidence suggests shared responsibility: Coinbase offers security tools like 2FA, but users must use them effectively. Past breaches, like one in 2021 affecting 6,000 users, show platform vulnerabilities, while user errors like weak passwords often contribute. Controversy around Coinbase's customer service persists, with reports of inadequate support. Both parties share blame—users should use hardware wallets for large amounts, and Coinbase could improve transparency. Crypto's irreversible nature makes recovery tough.

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