At the higher levels you realise the randomness is too much, not sure if they updated the starting rounds to have more player choice

Me: Mom can we have Ghost of Tsushima?

Mom: We have Ghost of Tsushima at home

It’s Act 2. Just chill and enjoy the silliness and roam around. Or rush through it and try battles in hard mode

They are going to get jumanjied aren’t they?

In terms of value for money try last gen AMD, I have a 6700xt and it runs well on my 6 year old system. My bottleneck is mostly CPU now until I upgrade

Is the bokeh from the phone or post?

Since I don’t see it Return of the Obra Dinn is one of the best games ever made, and done by 1 guy

Kung Fu Sandworm is not as catchy as Barbenheimer. Dune Panda?

What’s the name of the game?

Could be cool as a new way to differentiate from AAA. One i for a solo dev, ii for a small team and iii for big indie devs

These only exist at high end which the article probably says. Otherwise I get teenagers talking through the entire movie. Parents who bring their kids then turn on their phones at full brightness

Opinion from someone not into live service games. I’ve played Destiny and found the story pushes you along, a lot of interesting set pieces and bosses and expansive world, but that’s on a whole different budget.

Helldivers gets the core gameplay there, but it’s very grindy. You essentially loop into a small flat world without any landmarks and use the mini map to head to the objectives. Which are mostly kill stuff. You interact with a console sometimes.

The meta game is just unlocking new weapons and costumes. You do get early taste of better weapons if you team up with higher level players

The game is most fun in a team, solo is good to learn the ropes but gets tedious quickly. There are no roles or tactics like in Deep Rock Galactic

Enemy variety at least for my brief time playing is very low, there are 2 archetypes, varying from small mobs to the standard armoured large dude or charging monster.

The tutorial is fantastic and hilarious but that type of writing isn’t brought up again.

I would say wait for more content patches. Vehicles, more enemy types, linear worlds or more interesting objectives would drive up the variety and replayablity

I think Dave the Diver and Against the Storm gave me carpal tunnel. Not sure how since I was probably more relaxed in Re4

It’s the new Daryl in France spinoff, escorting a young girl this time, wonder if she has the cure

It hides the best part behind the trailers. Trailers - walking simulator.

Real game. Hiking, offloading, mountain climbing, base building, rocket launches powered by human blood, sci fi/fantasy global events

They don’t connect to each other. GoTG3 was amazing. Secret Invasion was possibly the worst execution of that idea.

Antman and Loki were basically the Kang arc.

There’s nothing to get excited about in the next phase.

They need to do a soft reboot at this point. Do X-Men and FF for 1 phase then do a X-Men Vs Avengers crossover.

Then they can get back to business as usual.

Worst case scenario, pay Downey and Holland boatloads of money to return as AI stark and older mentor Spidey.

Do it top gun style instead of star wars style.

Conspiracy theory, why can’t Americans differentiate loose and lose?

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-sound-seem-to-travel-upward-more-easily-than-it-does-horizontally#:~:text=Sound can seem to travel,upward and travel greater distances.

Here is a question from Quora

This is fairly common among the less scientifically inclined in my community. Also here is a quora question https://www.quora.com/Why-does-sound-seem-to-travel-upward-more-easily-than-it-does-horizontally#:~:text=Sound can seem to travel,upward and travel greater distances.

I am more concerned about finding out the origin of the myth. I do know that sound travels omnidirectionally

The common thing I’ve heard is that it travels upwards more than horizontally