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Altair • Sunbringer Season published a summary of Kafka for the beta 3.4 of ZZZ and warned that its features could change. As explained, the character would have a mechanic called Electric Arc: a strike that would bounce between a maximum of three nearby enemies, dealing 50% less damage for each enemy, scaling with anomaly mastery (AP), and counting as Disorder damage. The passive would grant 10 AP and another 10 points of a personal resource every time Kafka used his EX Skill. When an enemy affected by an anomaly attempted to attack, Electric Arc would automatically activate and deal 3% Disorder damage plus 500% of Kafka's AP, in addition to granting him three points of the resource. The passive would also increase the team's Disorder damage by 35%. The additional skill would extend Shock by three seconds and, when entering combat or when an ally caused an anomaly, would grant seven points of anomaly rate for every 12% energy recharge above 120%, up to a maximum of 140 points for 30 seconds. Altair pointed out that every fourth basic attack hitting an enemy affected by an anomaly would activate Electric Arc with 3% Disorder damage plus 500% of Kafka's AP. The powered basic attack would consume 80 points of the resource to deal area damage; if it hit an enemy with Shock, it would renew its duration, while against another anomaly, it would apply Polarity Disorder, with 90% Disorder damage and maintaining the anomaly. The EX Special would put Kafka in a powered state with three consecutive cuts and shots; not using it would result in losing 20 energy points. The final hit of the EX Slash would activate Electric Arc with 7% Disorder damage plus 1,200% of Kafka's AP against enemies affected by anomalies. Against enemies with Shock, the hit would ignore 20% of electrical resistance. Holding the basic attack would allow executing the cuts faster. The EX Shot would increase anomaly accumulation by 50% against enemies without Shock. Regarding the ultimate, Altair said it would not have a special effect, although it could be useful for applying electricity. As for the Mindscapes, he indicated that M1 would allow the team's Disorder damage to deal critical hits, with a 100% base critical hit chance and a 25% base critical damage; furthermore, Electric Arc would ignore 12% of electrical resistance. M2 would give 15% more anomaly accumulation and 25% more damage during the powered state, a benefit that would last eight seconds after exiting it. M4 would grant Kafka 150 dB when the team inflicted Disorder, with a cooldown of 10 seconds. M6 would grant six EX Specials for each powered state. Each use would give the following EX Slash and Electric Arc a 15% defense penetration, up to a maximum of 60%. Holding the basic attack would grant 200 ATK for 30 seconds, and after using the ultimate, the next six EX Specials would cost 50% less energy. Altair added that he would publish a visual guide when version 3 came out or if a hotfix allowed playing with Kafka beforehand. He also credited the artistic work to jeonghee1414. #Kafka #Gamer #Videojuegos (translated)

The author summarized Puente's intervention by stating that he would not resign. He also claimed that confusion was being created, as in the case of Adamuz, and accused TVE of helping to spread the version that what happened was due to bad luck. He attributed the events to incompetence, lack of control, lack of investment, and corruption, and argued that these circumstances caused people to die while traveling by train. (translated)

The author noted that, when going through the timeline, he saw two opposing positions regarding what happened in France: some people expressed alarm at the violence and vandalism, while others were hopeful about the young people who went out to defend their rights. #Francia #DerechosHumanos #Protestas #FR (translated)

Jose Alvarez Haya stated that Lo Celso and Llorente should have been sent off and that his team should have ended up with eight players. He also pointed out that VAR corrected a goal preceded by a handball, although, according to him, the game should have been stopped earlier, and he pointed to a possible foul on Fermín in the second half. He added that another version of the events would be offered and asserted that the machinery was in motion. #Fútbol #VAR #Deporte (translated)

Yogulado summarized the electoral campaign attributing to the PP the warning that sacrifices would have to be made, to Vox the intention to privatize the pension system, and to the leftist parties a fear of uniting. He also mentioned "El Perro" and included a link. https://t.co/WpD5MOkdyB #Elecciones2023 #PolíticaEspaña #CampañaElectoral (translated)

Oscar López Agueda wrote that, following the circulation in recent days of what he described as hoaxes about him, he had prepared a brief summary of how the machinery of defamation in Madrid operated. He added that he was presenting it with humor and encouraged following the money trail. He attached a link. https://t.co/6tPdJKzVjk #Bulos #Madrid #Humor (translated)

"If anyone is foolish enough to attack us, we will fight. We will halt the attack and prevent them from achieving their objectives, whatever they may be. In short, we will ensure that any attack against any ally is completely futile," Grynkewich stated at the Warsaw Security Forum, an international meeting on security and defense held annually in the Polish capital. #OTAN #Rusia #SeguridadEuropea (translated)

Melquisedec Torres compared the votes and campaign expenses of congressman Daniel Briceño and presidential candidate Sondra Macollins. He stated that Briceño received 264,838 votes in Bogotá and spent 410 million pesos, equivalent to 1,548 pesos per vote, reimbursed through reimbursement. Torres claimed that Macollins received 4.5 billion pesos in advances and that, according to him, she spent it with her family. He calculated that this represented 225,146 pesos for each of her 19,987 votes nationwide. He also asserted that the cost per vote was 145 times higher than that of Briceño and said that the system needed to be changed, although he did not detail his proposal. #Elecciones2023 #Votación #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

Pablo Cambronero said he did not know who had created the video, but he congratulated its author and described it as a faithful summary of what he considered the disastrous tenure of the worst political leader in the democratic history of Spain. https://t.co/RH82An6UpA #PolíticaEspañola #Democracia #Historia (translated)

Lucas Abriata announced that Carbriata 2027 would be held on February 27 and 28 at the Autódromo de Dolores, about two hours from Buenos Aires, with a presentation by Bybit. He said that the event would bring together 200 iconic cars, from Falcon and Ferrari models to rally and Turismo Carretera vehicles, and that the cars would circulate throughout the day so that the public could see and hear them up close. Abriata noted that the edition would have two track sections, measuring 1,100 and 700 meters, that would operate simultaneously, and that the cars could perform exhibitions there with no speed limit. He also announced a stage for launches, talks, and live auctions with no reserve price; a free space offered to car manufacturers to showcase new models; almost 10,000 square meters of shade tents, compared to 450 square meters in 2026; and at least five categories of awards. According to Abriata, both days would have similar schedules: Saturday would include more presentations and launches, while Sunday would feature the awards ceremony. He added that the venue would cover 100 hectares, that parking would be free, and that children under 12 would not pay admission. He also warned that there was a maximum capacity and that it would not be possible to expand the space if it filled up. The organizer said that the 2026 edition had left him with a lot of stress, but that it had been a very positive experience and had provided him with lessons that could be applied to the next edition. #Carbriata #EventoDeAutos #Argentina (translated)