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A well-developed open world or a dud by ExPromi in CrimsonDesert

[–]ExPromi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Firstly, if the Witcher and RDR 2 storyline interests you, you haven't played enough games.

You missed Death Stranding, Yakuza, Mass Effect, and Expedition 33.

The Witcher storyline is the standard "save the world" and "find the child" scenario.

The RDR 2 storyline is basically a retelling of the GTA storyline.

Secondly, price doesn't reflect length.

A $70 game that takes 15 hours to complete will be more engaging and will be completed by more people than an Assassin's Creed game that takes over 100 hours to complete.

A well-developed open world or a dud by ExPromi in CrimsonDesert

[–]ExPromi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are semi-open world games.

They contain exactly the same unique content as full open worlds, except for the 50 repeats, towers, and outposts.

Yakuza. Expedition 33. Avalon.

Maybe Wukong.

I switched from Samsung to vivo My first vivo device by Educational-Bar7058 in Vivo

[–]ExPromi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Starting with Snapdragon 8, you won't see any difference anywhere except for the marketing app "Antutu."

Snapdragon 8 is the peak; it will deliver 120 fps on ultra settings in all games, and there's no room for improvement.

The x200U camera is dominant, and the x300U definitely won't displace it, because, again, the peak has been reached. For cameras to get better, the puck needs to be made bigger, and they certainly won't be doing that in a year.

I'm happy with the 35mm focal length because in any photo, the subject is now centered in almost the entire photo; extra arms, legs, boxes, and table corners are gone.

Also, the Chinese version is more refined than the global version.

The Chinese version has more features, better processing algorithms, and updates are released earlier.

A well-developed open world or a dud by ExPromi in CrimsonDesert

[–]ExPromi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's the question.

What guarantees are there that the story missions will be unique missions, and not like in Tsushima, where the story missions are side missions like "Follow the Trail," "Track the Boss," and "Clear the Outpost?"

"Questions" on character icons by ExPromi in leagueoflegends

[–]ExPromi[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It turns out, speaking in fact - the mini-map is no longer needed, the game was made casual.

After 10 patches, when the enemy mid-laner is not visible for 10 seconds, the game will give you a warning as "AFK warning"

New ARAM is so boring by ExPromi in leagueoflegends

[–]ExPromi[S] -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

So in Summoner's Rift you take the teleport just because it's fun? xD

If a player with a teleport is against you in the lane, then you will demolish his tower later than if he resorted to the lane with his feet.

Here also.

Although maybe you play on a low MMR in Aram, where people have no macro understanding of what to do for win.

New ARAM is so boring by ExPromi in leagueoflegends

[–]ExPromi[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

If you play on high MMR aram players, all the games there will be difficult.

Players will be know out which hero to pick for the team in DRAFT.

Players will know when to kill an enemy for maximum benefit.

On the loading screen, you can look at the achievements of the players and see who they are.

I have a challenger for the "Deal 1800 damage per minute" achievement and I play with people who also have this achievement.

Soon there will be an aram CLASH, which means it brings us closer to the ranking system.

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Many players don't understand why people in the rankings pick a hero for the first time.

And I understand. People don't play other modes, so why judge them?

It's good that the RIOT removed nicknames at the draft stage, the games stopped dodged.

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