Shinobi
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Prototype ... Nice. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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9/10!
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What is one of your favorite games of all time? What's your favorite color and why? How old were you when you decided to pursue the education you are currently pursuing? What made you realize that it was the thing you wanted to pursue? What do you enjoy most about molecular biology? What, in your opinion, would be the most overpowered super power someone could have?
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[World War Z] So far I've managed to get 4 classes maxed out.
Only 6 more to go....
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@Redgrave: I was thinking of doing that but wasn't sure it would work. Thanks for the confirmation.
Yeah, sucks they patched how you were able to get tier 5 weapons. Now your stuck getting absolutely everything.
@ResoluteRock: I'm still pretty new with the game. I have only completed the episodes on normal and it didn't seem too bad but I'm sure insane will change that. Still, I'm hoping I can see it as something that seems fairly possible to do.
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@Shinobi Insane difficulty wasn’t impossible when the game first launched (at least for me), but patches have made it significantly more difficult.
AI has been nerfed, many more special zombies spawn with each horde (at least double), the new Infector special zombie is a bullet sponge, and hordes have been made “more intense / denser”.
I used to clear most of the runs I did in PvE on hard difficulty, but with the patches, I almost never clear hard difficulty. Even normal is a struggle now.
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Really like everything I'm seeing. The only criticism I have is his fatal blow. I find it to be a bit weak. Still going to try him out when he's available.
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In my opinion, Origins is somewhere in the bottom half in terms of difficulty when it comes to COD zombies. P.S. Elemental Staffs > Any other 4 special wonder weapons
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[World War Z] I hate it when games set up their progression system this way.
Specifically talking about the multiplayer but co-op is the same way. In multiplayer you get a set amount of xp & credits for losing and a set of each amount for winning. That's it. Your performance in a match doesn't matter at all. You can carry your team to victory and they will get the same amount in everything as you for doing absolutely nothing.
Co-op is a bit different and honestly a lot better. Weapon progression is through getting kills (so performance!) and you get a set amount of xp and credits depending on what difficulty you completed the mission on. If you fail part way through the mission you get a portion of xp and credits. The amount seems to vary from what I've played so far. It probably factors in how far you made it in the mission and your kills, revives heals etc.
So far I've played every match in multiplayer normally (and don't seem to be too bad at it and can find it quite fun at times) even if my team is getting their assed kicked. But I'm starting to think about just essentially giving up and stop trying after we begin to trail too far. I mean, how this game has it structured, it's better to take the fast loss then to fight and try for a victory. What's the point in trying if it doesn't matter how I perform?
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You make some good points, and the progression is definitely a grind. Spent well over 100 hours to get the plat. The weapon progression is the most rewarding and also the most intuitive as you get xp based on how much you used the weapon in that specific mission. Still, I'm glad I got the weapons maxed out before the early patch, which made it so that you have to buy each upgrade before making progress towards the next one. This wasn't the case in the beginning and it saved a lot of time/money.
As for mission rewards, I believe they are static, and the amount of money and xp you get is determined by which checkpoint you reached before dying and nothing else. This is why all farming methods revolve around rushing to a certain point in the mission and then dying as quickly as possible. These farming methods have been nerfed somewhat but are still decently viable.
Multiplayer is the weakest, I agree. The fact that the game doesn't give out bonus performance rewards on an individual basis is really, really bad. Especially since you end up having to carry the team 95% of the time. I can't stop myself from trying to win though, regardless of the odds. Especially when I know the enemy sucks and are only winning because I'm trying to pull off a one-man-army assault. Still, it is absolutely more efficient to just let the enemy win quickly instead of trying, which is the stupidest thing ever in a competitive multiplayer mode.
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The Search has begun everyone. 🔥🔥
My personal favorites are The Search, Leave Me Alone, My Stress, Returns, When I Grow Up, Only, Hate Myself, I Miss The Days, No Excuses, Like This, Options, and WHY. In other words, almost the entire album lol.
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Man it feels pretty overwhelming when your trying to incorporate exercise into your daily routine when you normally do little to none.
It goes much beyond then simply motivating yourself to start. I feel motivated to start but it's a matter of how to start. Like, how do I set my starting points? I've been doing research for the past couple of days and it just seems like a lot to absorb.
I'll continue to figure it out and eventually I should be good to go. I've been learning some things but I still have concerns.
It's one of those things where I'm up to do it I just want to make sure I do it correctly.
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One of the very important things to do first is to make sure you're eating healthy, It won't matter about the exercise if you're not eating right.
I've recently started to do weights, no exercise before hand. So the best method I found for myself is to start of doing it whenever you feel like and then set a routine, it's also a way to see how long you can go, what's the best time to do it and for you to build around it. After I do simple weights I then add more exercises into it, you just need a foundation to start you of.
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All activity counts to get started. Don't overthink it. Some standing squats and some push ups against a counter are great places just about everyone can start. If you overthink it you'll delay getting started. At the beginning of when I needed to start working out, I would do 25 squats and 25 counter push ups after brushing my teeth in the morning, another set at lunch and a third set at night. Eventually I upped my repetitions and then I incorporated different routines. The only way you can fail is by not starting.
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Exercise is meant to alleviate stress instead of causing more, so if you can find something to do that you enjoy which gets your mind off what you’re doing... Something that suits your personality. If you like sports... outdoors, fresh air, gym with other people... etc. I love music so I find a good beat on youtube, put it on loop, turn it up and go wild. I get more out of that than swimming, biking, or walking... I’ve accidentally lost weight and toned up in the process. Plus I can’t wait to do it everyday because it’s so fun.
oh, did I mention I meant dancing?
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7/10 Vergil is awesome!
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Pretty good. 8/10
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(MK 11)
I was playing ranked sets when I got a mirror match with Liu Kang. I typically do meh against another Liu Kang. In this case, the other Liu Kang & I were pretty evenly matched. He wins the first game. Fine, I think I have him figured out. I win the second game. Give myself a pat on the back and ready for the final match.....
Me: *Picks rematch*
Opponent: *Selects a new fighter*
Me: "Hmm, wonder who he's going to pick"
Opponent: *Picks Sonya*
Me: "Well, fuck"
It was actually a lot closer than I thought it was going to be. Almost made that epic comeback in the final round. Sonya is fucking scary for anybody who doesn't know. Press anything and she will light you up like a Christmas tree.
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So I had this show up in my recommended on YouTube
Was not disappointed.
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Happy Canada Day to all my fellow Canadians!
Canada turned 152 today!
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Question regarding Dead by Daylight DLC's.
If I meet the requirements for a DLC trophy that does not require you to actually have the DLC to do it, do I get the trophy?
For example, in the Nightmare on Elm Street chapter DLC, there is a trophy for looting 100 chests & another for opening the exit gate 35 times. It's possible to fulfill the requirements for both without the DLC. So do I need the DLC to even make progress on trophies like these?
Thanks!
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@Carol: Glad to hear. Thanks for the response!
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