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Time of India
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Chrono Odyssey closed beta begins with server bugs and gameplay issues
The Chrono Odyssey closed beta test is now underway, letting early access players step into the world of Setera. The test started on June 20 and runs until June 22. Players lucky enough to receive access can now explore the MMO game's world, Setera, and experience its action-focused combat, class-swapping system, and time-based powers. Players can choose from servers across three major regions: Asia, Europe, and North America. Each region has six servers, and testers can create multiple characters during this closed beta window. However, teaming up with friends requires you to be on the same server and region to play together. The test is meant to showcase gameplay mechanics, check server load, and gather feedback before launch. However, the early beta phase has gone downhill for the MMO title. Developers respond to early issues during the test Shortly after launch, the team shared an update confirming problems currently affecting the experience of several invited players. On social media, they posted: 'Please be informed of some issues present during the Closed Beta. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, and appreciate your patience. We are currently investigating the cause, and any update will be shared through the above notice.' Please be informed of some issues present during the Closed beta.🔗 apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, and appreciate your are currently investigating the cause, and any update will be shared through the above notice. This means that while the game is playable, some bugs and performance issues might interrupt gameplay for now. The developers have promised that fixes are on the way and will be shared through their official channels. For now, testers are encouraged to report issues and follow updates closely while enjoying their first look at what the Chrono Studio team has in store. How to access the Chrono Odyssey closed beta? If you have signed up through Steam, check your email inbox for a beta invite. Access is being rolled out in phases to avoid queue overload and ensure a stable experience. So even if you haven't received one yet, you might still get it during the weekend. Once you receive the invite, you can preload Chrono Odyssey via Steam. The game's beta client is available for download now, and you can start playing immediately after installation. Chrono Odyssey's closed beta will run until Sunday, June 22, at 11:59 PM PDT. If you've received your invite, you can still preload and jump in. Just expect some hiccups while the team works in the background.
The Sun
17 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
Perak offers land to boost agriculture, food security
SUNGAI SIPUT: The Perak government is offering land to agro-entrepreneurs in every district in a bid to strengthen the state's agricultural industry and food security. State Rural Development, Plantation, Agriculture and Food Industry Committee chairman Datuk Mohd Zolkafly Harun said anyone interested can submit applications to the nearest district and land office (PDT). 'The state government, through the PDT in each district, is ready to assist interested agro-entrepreneurs in acquiring or expanding land via Temporary Occupation Licences to carry out agricultural activities. 'This also demonstrates the state government's commitment to encouraging agro-entrepreneurs to expand their cultivation, thereby contributing not only to the people of Perak but also beyond,' he said. He was speaking at a press conference after attending the Dialogue and Handover Ceremony for Marketing Contract Partner Equipment 2025 at the Farm Collection Centre in Kampung Tersusun Kledang Utama here today. On July 11 last year, Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad announced that the state government had, in principle, allocated land resources for agricultural development, including areas gazetted as Food Security Zones and any suitable state-owned land in Perak. Regarding today's programme, Zolkafly said the agricultural equipment contributed by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA) to farmers under the Marketing Contract Partner (RPKP) programme is expected to help optimise production and increase income generation. 'The provision of equipment such as digital and analogue weighing machines, cash registers, plastic pallets, hand trolleys and so on is hoped to ease the work of the estimated 20 farmers involved in this RPKP programme,' he said. Meanwhile, FAMA deputy director-general (operations) Shahrizan Sudiman said that, to date, 62 agro-entrepreneurs and 650 farmers are directly involved in the RPKP programme nationwide.
The Sun
17 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
Perak offers agricultural land to agro-entrepreneurs in all districts
SUNGAI SIPUT: The Perak government is offering land to agro-entrepreneurs in every district in a bid to strengthen the state's agricultural industry and food security. State Rural Development, Plantation, Agriculture and Food Industry Committee chairman Datuk Mohd Zolkafly Harun said anyone interested can submit applications to the nearest district and land office (PDT). 'The state government, through the PDT in each district, is ready to assist interested agro-entrepreneurs in acquiring or expanding land via Temporary Occupation Licences to carry out agricultural activities. 'This also demonstrates the state government's commitment to encouraging agro-entrepreneurs to expand their cultivation, thereby contributing not only to the people of Perak but also beyond,' he said. He was speaking at a press conference after attending the Dialogue and Handover Ceremony for Marketing Contract Partner Equipment 2025 at the Farm Collection Centre in Kampung Tersusun Kledang Utama here today. On July 11 last year, Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad announced that the state government had, in principle, allocated land resources for agricultural development, including areas gazetted as Food Security Zones and any suitable state-owned land in Perak. Regarding today's programme, Zolkafly said the agricultural equipment contributed by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA) to farmers under the Marketing Contract Partner (RPKP) programme is expected to help optimise production and increase income generation. 'The provision of equipment such as digital and analogue weighing machines, cash registers, plastic pallets, hand trolleys and so on is hoped to ease the work of the estimated 20 farmers involved in this RPKP programme,' he said. Meanwhile, FAMA deputy director-general (operations) Shahrizan Sudiman said that, to date, 62 agro-entrepreneurs and 650 farmers are directly involved in the RPKP programme nationwide.
Barnama
18 hours ago
- Business
- Barnama
Perak Offers Agricultural Land To Agro-entrepreneurs In All Districts
SUNGAI SIPUT, June 20 (Bernama) -- The Perak government is offering land to agro-entrepreneurs in every district in a bid to strengthen the state's agricultural industry and food security. State Rural Development, Plantation, Agriculture and Food Industry Committee chairman Datuk Mohd Zolkafly Harun said anyone interested can submit applications to the nearest district and land office (PDT). 'The state government, through the PDT in each district, is ready to assist interested agro-entrepreneurs in acquiring or expanding land via Temporary Occupation Licences to carry out agricultural activities. 'This also demonstrates the state government's commitment to encouraging agro-entrepreneurs to expand their cultivation, thereby contributing not only to the people of Perak but also beyond,' he said. He was speaking at a press conference after attending the Dialogue and Handover Ceremony for Marketing Contract Partner Equipment 2025 at the Farm Collection Centre in Kampung Tersusun Kledang Utama here today. On July 11 last year, Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad announced that the state government had, in principle, allocated land resources for agricultural development, including areas gazetted as Food Security Zones and any suitable state-owned land in Perak. Regarding today's programme, Zolkafly said the agricultural equipment contributed by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (FAMA) to farmers under the Marketing Contract Partner (RPKP) programme is expected to help optimise production and increase income generation. 'The provision of equipment such as digital and analogue weighing machines, cash registers, plastic pallets, hand trolleys and so on is hoped to ease the work of the estimated 20 farmers involved in this RPKP programme,' he said. Meanwhile, FAMA deputy director-general (operations) Shahrizan Sudiman said that, to date, 62 agro-entrepreneurs and 650 farmers are directly involved in the RPKP programme nationwide.
Mint
2 days ago
- Climate
- Mint
Heat advisory in Southern California: How hot will it get in your city today?
The National Weather Service (NWS) in San Diego has continued its Heat Advisory for several regions across Southern California, with hot conditions expected to persist through 8 PM PDT this evening. Inland Empire: Including cities such as Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Ontario, Corona, Rancho Cucamonga, and Moreno Valley. San Diego County Valleys and Mountains: Including Escondido, El Cajon, Poway, San Marcos, Julian, Pine Valley, and Santee. Orange County Inland Areas and Santa Ana Mountains: Including Irvine, Anaheim, Mission Viejo, Garden Grove, Fullerton, Orange, and Santa Ana. Inland Empire & Valley areas: Highs ranging from the 90s to near 100°F. Orange County Inland Areas & Foothills: Highs mainly in the 80s. On Wednesday (June 18), temperatures are expected to soar across Southern California, reaching 118°F in Palm Springs, 103°F in Palmdale, and 101°F in San Bernardino. Highs of 100°F are forecast for Santa Clarita, Woodland Hills, Ontario, Lake Elsinore, and Paso Robles. Riverside could see 98°F, while Temecula may hit 92°F. Temperatures will be slightly cooler in coastal and valley areas, with 89°F expected in Anaheim, Escondido, and El Cajon; 87°F in downtown Los Angeles; 83°F in Irvine; 82°F in San Luis Obispo; and 78°F in Santa Barbara. Southern California endured sweltering heat on Tuesday (June 17), with temperatures peaking at 102°F in Woodland Hills, 100°F in Chatsworth and Ojai, and 99°F in Lancaster. Palmdale reached 98°F, followed by 97°F in Northridge, and 95°F in both Van Nuys and Paso Robles. Highs also hit 94°F in Westlake Village and Fillmore, 92°F in Burbank, 91°F in San Gabriel, 89°F in downtown Los Angeles, and 85°F in Long Beach. Health risks & safety tips The prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures increases the risk of heat-related illnesses, particularly for vulnerable groups such as young children, the elderly, outdoor workers, and people without access to air conditioning. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Avoid direct sunlight during peak afternoon hours. Use air conditioning or spend time in public cooling centers. Check on family members and neighbors, especially the elderly and those with medical conditions. Limit strenuous outdoor activities. The advisory is set to expire at 8 PM PDT, though elevated temperatures may continue into the evening. For updates and more information, residents are encouraged to monitor local news and follow alerts from the National Weather Service.
