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* Fixing of an incorrect logic of the pathfinding algorithms
* Addition of a DebugTab
* Addition of Overdraw mode
* Addition of a simple fallback if the point cloud data are not found
* Addition of a "Stop here" option
* Creation of a new interface
* Fixing of an incorrect logic of the pathfinding algorithms
* Addition of a DebugTab
* Addition of Overdraw mode
* Addition of a simple fallback if the point cloud data are not found
* Addition of a "Stop here" option
* Creation of a new interface
* Fixing of an incorrect logic of the pathfinding algorithms
* Addition of a DebugTab
* Addition of Overdraw mode
* Addition of a simple fallback if the point cloud data are not found
* Addition of a "Stop here" optionMicrosoft has dropped the price of its Xbox Live Gold service for Xbox One games from $59 to $59 a year. The $59 price remains until the end of the year when the service will auto-renew and $79 will be the new price.
Along with the price drop, Microsoft also revealed that it's cancelling Xbox Live Gold for Xbox 360 games that will soon no longer be playable on the Xbox One. This means if you buy a game for your Xbox One, or buy a game for your Xbox 360 that then gets re-released on the Xbox One, the Xbox Live Gold feature for the Xbox 360 games won't be available.
This is the first major change in the Xbox Live Gold service in about three years. The last major price drop in the subscription was in August 2012, when the service went from $74 to $59.
If you've already purchased Xbox Live Gold from the Xbox Store before the price drop and are playing games through a Xbox One but you don't want the Xbox Live Gold subscription with that game, you'll need to manually uninstall the software from your Xbox One.
There's no word yet on how long the price drop will remain in effect or if it will become a permanent option, but we've reached out to Microsoft for clarification and will update with more details as they arrive.
The Xbox One launches in Australia on November 22 and launches in the US on November 22 as well.
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