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CD Projekt Red, the developers of the upcoming action RPG Cyberpunk 2077, have reassured fans on the scheduled release of the heavily anticipated title.

Recently, a lot of rumors started surfacing that claimed the release of Cyberpunk 2077 to be postponed once again to 2021. Needless to say, fans were furious with the devs following these rumors which spread like wildfire through social media platforms.

Luckily, these rumors seem to have been false. According to an IGN report, the Cyberpunk devs have decided to confirm the December 10th release date once again instead of responding to the rumors.

“As a rule, we don’t comment on rumors or speculation,” a CDPR representative told IGN. “But I will confirm we were just taking time to update all of our assets to reflect the new launch date of December 10th.”

Previously, Cyberpunk 2077 was scheduled to be released in April 2020. The release was initially postponed till September, which was rescheduled once again to November. Only two weeks ago, CD Projekt Red delayed the release of the title from November 19th to December 10th, a move that resulted in the devs receiving death threats from some fans.

TNC carry Kim “Gabbi” Villafuerte called out by Malaysian streamer Hishiko for mysoginistic remarks.

Gabbi wrote in the game’s chat function “u talk too much for a girl” followed by “do u have period right now.” directed towards the streamer which was embarrassing for Hishiko in front of about a thousand viewers.

In a deleted Tweet, Hishiko shared the screenshots of the messages sent by Gabi during the game. Gabi was quick to acknowledge his mistakes while asking for her forgiveness.

“i’m sorry I offended you. just wanted to have a cool and chill pubs but u and pango wont stop talkshitting bout each other i’m just annoyed thats why i said it. mybad,” replied Gabbi in his Tweet.

Looks like Gabi has made his peace with Hishiko after an apology Tweet. Professional players like Gabbi are usually looked upon as role models for upcoming players.

Their actions serve as an inspiration for fans, and not just Gabbi, every professional player should be attentive towards their actions as their smallest moves might be misinterpreted.

Demeaning someone in any game is not something to be taken lightly, getting heated up and abusive comments coming out from frustration is understandable yet something to be careful to avoid unnecessary clashes.

21-year-old Floria Mutineers rifler Maurice “Fero” Henriquez has passed away, his family shared the news on Twitter.

Fero was brought into the Misfits Gaming owned Florida Mutineers line-up after Prestinni benched himself only to be picked up by Chicago Huntsmen later. His death has sparked controversy in the community as multiple sources confirm heart attack to be the reason behind his death; however, Rasim “Blazt” Ogresevic said his “His family member just lied about everything, me and sio know everything about the situation. What she just said was extremely disrespectful and just fucking sad.”

F3ro was recognized as one of the brightest talents in COD in recent times. CWL Pro League Stage Two Playoffs and 2nd place in CWL Championship remains his most notable achievements with Team Kaliber. His unfortunate passing keeping many more achievements away from his trophy case.

No matter what the cause of the death may be, it doesn’t make his passing any sweeter. The entire Call of Duty community has come together to bear the weight of this heartbreaking news. Everyone in CDL is in utter shock to realize that such a soulful personality won’t be among them anymore.