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Atlético de Madrids direktør bekræfter, at Julián Álvarez ikke vil blive solgt for 100, 150 eller 200 millioner euro
Atlético de Madrids direktør Miguel Ángel Gil Marín har udgivet en video, hvor han endnu engang lukker døren for en transfer af Julián Álvarez. Timer før VM-finalen, hvor Álvarez skal være en af de argentinske stjerner, udsendte Atleti en kort video med Gil Marín, hvor han siger, at de ikke engang vil sælge ham for 100, 150 eller 200 millioner euro.
"Min hensigt er klar, ligesom klubbens. Vi har gjort dette klart for spilleren, hans agent og Barça-præsidenten: Atlético er det perfekte sted i verden for Julián, og han er den ideelle angriber for Atlético. Vi vil beholde ham.
"Jeg hørte for nylig udtalelser fra Barça-præsidenten, der sagde, at det tilbud, de gav Atlético de Madrid, ikke var ubegrænset, og det eneste mulige svar er, at vores svar faktisk er ubegrænset: vi ønsker ikke at overføre ham, og vi vil ikke acceptere et tilbud på 100, 150 eller 200 millioner for Julián Álvarez."
Tidligere under VM skabte Julián Álvarez overskrifter, da han sagde, at han ønskede at opfylde sine drømme og bad Atleti om at lade ham gå. Men på trods af Barças vedvarende forsøg indrømmede Joan Laporta endelig i et interview med El Larguero denne uge, at deres tilbud ikke vil være ubegrænset, og "der vil komme et tidspunkt, hvor vi må beslutte, om vi vil beholde tilbuddet eller ej, og det vil afhænge af, hvordan de sidste to uger i juli udvikler sig".
Activision seemingly didn't bother fixing a 15-year-old Call of Duty: Black Ops exploit for its new port, modder says, but it's now investigating the leftover PS3 issue
Despite having 15 years between them, Call of Duty: Black Ops' PS4 and PS5 port is seemingly suffering from the same exploits that its PS3 version has also been a victim of.
Activision released both Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 for the PS4 and PS5 last week in the form of straightforward ports, not remasters – both games are also on Xbox Series X|S via backward compatibility. While making two fan-favorite games available to more people should've been a slam dunk win for Activision, XP exploits quickly made multiplayer lobbies nearly unplayable for large waves of Black Ops 1's online population.
As spotted by IGN, YouTuber Tdawgsmitty recently chatted with a modder who explained that the problem might actually be a leftover exploit from the original game's PS3 and Xbox 360 days. Right now, there aren't any aimbots and such flooding the game, but people are modding save files to farm more XP than is usually possible by spamming themselves with grenades, say, which is ruining competitive games for regular players.
"Essentially, what you're doing is that it's like PS3 where you copy [a save file] to your USB, and there's a website that lets you unencrypt it," the modder says. "The site lets you use a jailbroken PS4/PS5, and it will decrypt it for you. The save data is the exact same as PS3. What sucks about this port is that Iron Galaxy [and] Activision didn't bother changing the encryption on the files, which is the whole reason why this is available right now. That's the only reason why."
Activision disabled "select playlists" a few days ago while it investigates reported issues. It then updated some playlists with "a server-wide fix," though the modder suggests other game modes are still exploitable.
For now, reminisce with the best Call of Duty games of all time.
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