I had always avoided the Kings Field series because it looked like the gameplay didn't age well, but honestly after playing through Lunacid I think I have to seriously give them a try.
I'm also watching a retrospective on the development of Vagrant Story right now and as a jrpg fan it's wild to me that I never knew it existed back in the day. What they were able to accomplish in a PSX game is crazy. It makes me want to give it a try also
Damn. Inflation even got to our opinions too
I agree and it's getting to the point where it's almost unusable for me too.
Every "Spotify" playlist which is what they shove down your throat in every search consists of the same few dozen songs that it thinks I want to listen to. Well if I wanted to listen to the same EDM playlist I've already created for myself, I would Spotify. I have to search for specific albums to get any value from the service these days, but that's difficult when it doesn't really introduce me to any new music.
I follow YouTube videos for flows at home. There are a bunch of options depending on your skill level, time, and type of yoga to choose from. If you're brand new I would say to not do a flow more than 30 minutes and make sure the video is geared for beginners or else you'll end up trying to do a headstand or half-moon before you're ready. When I was starting out I personally found 'Yoga with Kassandra' to be the best for me in terms of learning.
I personally like to do it first thing in the mornings on my rest days. It works mostly but can be a little tough if my chest or arms in particular are sore.
I would say just do it whenever you can work it into your day. As long as it's not directly before your actual workout, otherwise you'll risk injury.
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted for this because it's objectively a correct take. They are pricing their product at what they think people will pay for it and it's working.
I agree with the overall consensus that the chain as a whole is no longer cheap, convenient, nor fast any longer, but they are still consistently busy almost all day long at any franchise I've lived near in the past few years. This is anecdotal, but seems to indicate that they know what they are doing. If you don't like the pricing then don't buy it at that price point. If enough people agree with you and follow suit, then they will lower their prices, deal with reduced profits, or fail as a business.
Chances are high that I'll probably play the same way as you when I dive in. I usually don't like to grab utility mods until I have a good sense of how the core systems work without them.
I've been wanting to try the game for a while but I'm always hesitant about any EA title. It seems like they've got most of the game put in place though as far as I can tell so it might just be time to take the plunge!
I don't think I would classify it as a horror game really. It's got some gritty subjects that it dives into and there are a few storylines that can be a bit gruesome, but overall it wasn't really scary. It was more witty and philosophical at its core.
I watched a stream of someone who played through every ending because the game is just captivating and so well done.
How is the learning curve on the game? I've been seeing some streamers play it over the past few months and it looks interesting.
All I can hear is the 'Lights out' skill sound effect in my head when I look at this. I think that means you did a good job 😁
They will still get the opportunity to do observations and imaging.
The tools described in the article are used to help with the analysis of already created images. This is actually an extremely tedious and time-consuming process where it's not uncommon to rely on volunteer crowdsourcing just due to the sheer volume of pictures. The larger telescopes around the world are almost always taking images of the sky looking for changes for one reason or another.
All of your points only have any validity if you could control what you actually hyperfocus on, which you cannot. It's not something that you get to pick and choose what to use it on or turn it on and off at will.
You really don't understand what hyperfocus is from your remarks.