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Everything New In Palworld 1.0 – New Pals, Mechanics, Tools, And More

Everything New In Palworld 1.0 – New Pals, Mechanics, Tools, And More https://ift.tt/b2IGr5E Palworld has left early access with its 1.0 release that adds new areas, new pals, world improvements, new tools, and much more. Here, we detail everything new in the full release of Palworld, so you can see it all at a glance. For those that bought Palworld in its early access period, there's no additional cost to access the full release. https://youtu.be/1fpGg9wNM9A If you've not yet jumped on the hype train, developer Pocketpair announced that there will be no price increase between early access and the full release . Environment and New Areas Sunreach is a new series of islands. Sunreach Above Palpagos a new series of islands have appeared that are being held in the sky by Paldium--the game's element that you might recognize as being used in the crafting of Pal Spheres. Sunreach has new Pals, new tower bosses, and new ores. The World Tree holds man...

Priest Arrested For Using Church Funds On Candy Crush And Other Mobile Games

Priest Arrested For Using Church Funds On Candy Crush And Other Mobile Games https://ift.tt/CrasJlK

There have been plenty of church scandals over the decades, but this might be the very first one that involves Candy Crush. Via The Philadelphia Inquirer, Reverend Lawrence Kozak was arrested in Pottstown, Pennsylvania on April 25 and charged with stealing over $40,000 in funds from his former parish, St. Thomas More Church. According to the report, Kozak's vice of choice was mobile gaming, especially Candy Crush and Mario Kart.

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia removed Kozak from his parish in November 2022 after an internal investigation determined that he spent "an astronomical amount of Apple transactions" on the church's credit card. The charges span from September 2019 to July 2022. Kozak is also said to have used church funds to buy gifts for his goddaughter.

Kozak reportedly told investigators in 2022 that the money was used to "power up" and give him an advantage while playing his mobile games. Kozak added that he was "seeking counseling for his addiction," and he denied intentionally using church funds for his games. Instead, Kozak says that the charges to the church's credit cards happened because they were already linked to his cell phone.

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