Minority Mindset
For the first time in more than two decades, an animated feature from Hong Kong is being showcased in the distinguished Midnight Specials section at Annecy, with “My Life as McDull” being the last such screening, which took place in 2003.
Season 2 finally got off the ground about 5 weeks ago. Amazon itself confirmed the kickoff, but more recently the show’s lead actor has taken to social media to give fans some hints of what is to come. That is, namely, a long-haired Pratt and a bunch of fake blood. OK, not horror movie levels of fake blood, but the makeup results are still impressive. Take a look.
Let’s discuss Zlaner, the reason he’s a big deal at the OpTic LAN event. If you’re familiar with competitive gaming, particularly Warzone, chances are you’ve encountered Zlaner. He’s an entertaining streamer who’s known for his exceptional skills and being enjoyable to watch. His attendance at events like the OpTic LAN highlights his talent and demonstrates his commitment to the game and his fanbase.
In this version, I’ve kept the original meaning intact while using more natural and easy-to-read language.
Once upon a time, Ripple’s XRP Ledger was the trusted chariot for enterprise payments—fast, reliable, and barely understood at cocktail parties. Now, Flare, that mischievous sibling, sprinkles DeFi fairy dust—FAssets, Firelight, and yield mechanisms—turning this payment network into the proverbial Swiss Army knife of finance. The oh-so-hip name? XRPFi, because obviously, we need more cryptic acronyms to keep everyone guessing. 🤡
Each of these titles has its own dedicated Steam page for worldwide digital distribution on PC. To clarify, PQube had already launched the physical versions of Class of Heroes 1 & 2: Complete Edition in the Western market in April 2024, along with digital releases. However, it’s important to note that the announcement for the Class of Heroes 3 Remaster didn’t occur until towards the end of the previous year.
Recently, the team has been exploring a novel approach to television production, mimicking the style of independent filmmaking. Typically, TV creators present their show ideas to major studios who fund the project and own the finished product after taking on the financial risk. However, Duplass Brothers Productions acts as a self-sufficient studio by financing its series, keeping costs low, and maintaining control over how profits are generated. This can be achieved through licensing agreements or selling seasons directly to viewers. As Mark Duplass puts it, “We operate similarly to Warner Brothers TV. We handle everything and evaluate the worth of these deals to decide what’s best for us.
Hey there, fellow gamers! I’ve been diving into this new hybrid console, and it seems like quite a few of us early adopters are encountering some technical hiccups. A lot of these issues seem to be connected to the console’s lithium-ion battery in one way or another, and they range from minor annoyances to more significant problems.
Breach has cemented himself as an irritating character to encounter in Valorant, and it’s not hard to see why. As one user put it, “Breach is the epitome of a pesky agent; his entire skillset is designed to prevent you from retaliating, setting up easy kills for him.” His abilities to flash and cause seismic disturbances can quickly shift the momentum of a battle, which makes him particularly infuriating for players trying to execute well-planned team strategies. Navigating through their carefully thought-out tactics, Breach can act as a disruptive element, causing chaos and confusion, much like a troublesome wrench in a machine. Many users described facing a skilled Breach as playing whack-a-mole, with all attempts to counter him proving fruitless against his persistent assault. Additionally, some players pointed out instances where skilled Breach players flipped the game on its head, making his abilities both a blessing and a curse. It’s intriguing how one character can inspire equal amounts of annoyance and respect among players.
One important insight frequently shared in feedback is the importance of proper crosshair positioning. Player 1 aptly pointed out that aiming isn’t about achieving absolute precision or remaining completely stationary. Instead, they advised using a mix of movement and subtle adjustments to improve your aim. If you’ve ever felt like a deer frozen in headlights while facing an opponent, it might be time for a change. Rather than standing still, many players suggest adopting a more dynamic strategy by making small, controlled movements to adjust your crosshair. This simple modification can significantly boost your accuracy, turning what was once a string of missed shots into a continuous stream of headshots in Deathmatch.
Oh, those disruptive individuals, the ones who often cause trouble during critical situations, don’t they? Their loud and unhelpful input can make things very complicated, especially when we need clarity the most. The original post aptly conveys the frustration felt towards a teammate who seems to prioritize shouting over providing constructive tactical guidance. In tense moments like these, it can seem as if we’re caught in a whirlwind of noise and disarray.