Beyond that, though, things handle pretty well. The inventory system is well designed — even if we couldn’t figure out initially that we had to be outside of the life pod to drop items — and cycling through your “hot keys” is plenty efficient. Once you move beyond just manually swimming around, that feels smooth and responsive as well.
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The episode does continue the deep dive into Assassin lore as you work with Darius to take down a new chain of cultists, all leading to a confrontation with a group known as The Tempest. As The Tempest is an enemy based on water, there’s a bit of sailing going on in this episode.
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All told, Thompson went off for 44 points in just 27 minutes, and he simply couldn’t miss, nailing 17-of-20 from the floor, including 10-of-11 from beyond the arc, while adding two assists and a block.
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Clementine’s goal us to protect AJ — not just physically, but emotionally in a world gone to hell. Thus the episode’s first major segment pits Clem in full Rick Grimes mode, all while AJ is watching. It’s clear that the resulting actions will leave an impact on the young child, leaving a moral quandary that is TellTale at its best.
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Binnington has been simply phenomenal since his last recall less than two weeks ago. He’ll get the start again on Saturday against Ottawa, not the easiest of matchups, but given how amazing this dude has been (undefeated in regulation), we wouldn’t hesitate to start him.
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First Man is an interesting film. Partially it’s the subject matter, though Gosling’s portrayal of Armstrong is very subdued, but beyond that it’s how it’s put together. There are long stretches with little to no dialogue as the movie strives to put you in the astronaut’s point of view of being inside the module. The creaking and rattling, the sense of isolation and claustrophobia, all of it is done exceedingly well here.
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It’s under the banner of customization that most of Maxima’s new content can be found as the add-on contains more mirages and champions (FFVII’s Zack and FFXV’s Noctis among others), a higher difficulty setting, some tougher bosses and more.
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