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Bloodshot (2020) - 8/10

This is Shunsui's bankai abilities. He's reciting a tragic japanese play so the different abilities are separated into acts.

Got in on the Helldivers 2 action today and it was a horror show. Teammates kept offing me with air strikes and we failed most of our missions but that's what I deserve for joining games with random people.

I've been revisiting some classic games lately and ToeJam & Earl popped into my mind. The blend of funky characters, quirky humor, and unique roguelike elements made it stand out back in the day. But how does it hold up for those who played it when it first released? Was it a nostalgia trip or does it still stand the test of time?

How exactly did this add-on work? Did it truly enhance the gaming experience, or was it more of a novelty? I’ve seen it used in a few games, but did it make the games feel more immersive or was it just a gimmick? Would love to hear from anyone who used it back in the day or has insights on how it impacted gameplay.

Atari was a pioneer in the video game industry, but how did its innovations impact companies like Nintendo and Sega in their formative years? From the rise of home consoles to the arcade craze, Atari set many of the standards that defined gaming. Did Atari’s successes and failures shape how Nintendo and Sega approached hardware, game design, and marketing?

What was the company culture like? Were there any challenges or benefits you didn’t expect? Did you feel like just another cog in the machine, or did you find opportunities to grow?

We all have that one breakfast item that fuels our mornings. Whether it's a classic like oatmeal or something more unique, I'm curious to hear what you can't start your day without. Do you stick to the same thing every day or do you mix it up? For me, it's eggs every day. Whether boiled, scrambled or fried. I find that it gives me a lot of energy and boosts my mood. What about you?

With increasing awareness of the health risks associated with smoking, the question arises: should cigarettes be banned entirely? While many argue that smoking is a personal choice, others point out the devastating public health consequences and the financial burden on healthcare systems. Could a complete ban save lives or would it only drive the market underground?

Everyone's got a story. Whether it's the luxury of a 5-star resort or the disaster of a budget motel, share your experiences. What made it unforgettable, good or bad? Was it the service, the location, the amenities (or lack thereof)? Any hidden gems or nightmare stays you would never repeat?

Do you need that morning cup to start your day, or do you sip throughout the day to stay energized? Are you a single shot kind of person or do you go for multiple cups?

I know it might sound odd, but I’ve been thinking about this lately. Most people talk about how they love animals, but are there any that really freak you out? Maybe it's a fear of their unpredictability or just something about their appearance. Is there an animal that makes your heart race even though you know it’s harmless?

Did you always love certain foods that you can’t stand now, or have you developed a new appreciation for dishes you once avoided? Maybe you’ve gone from a picky eater to someone who’ll try anything, or perhaps health-conscious choices have influenced your meals. What foods do you now love or hate that you never expected to?

Since the pandemic, my mobile gaming habits have definitely changed. I’ve found myself playing less casual games to pass the time, but I’ve also noticed I spend more time on strategy games to unwind. Did you pick up new games, or have you shifted the types of games you play? Are you spending more or less time gaming on your phone these days?

Mobile game sequels or spin-offs seem to be a common trend lately. Some players love the continuation of a story or gameplay mechanics, while others feel it’s just a cash grab with little innovation. How do you feel about these mobile game extensions? Are they a welcome addition, or do you think they often miss the mark compared to the original?

How was the overall experience compared to using a dedicated camera? Did it improve your photos, or was it more of a gimmick? Any recommendations for brands or types that actually work well?

Have you ever dealt with a virus or malware on your phone? How did you recognize it, and what steps did you take to fix it? Any tips for preventing it in the future?

Phishing attacks on mobile devices are becoming more sophisticated. What are your go-to strategies for staying safe? Do you rely on specific security apps, enable multi-factor authentication, or follow other best practices to avoid falling for phishing scams? I'm especially curious about how you deal with suspicious links in emails, texts, and social media messages.

With the rapid advancements in VR technology, it seems like it's only a matter of time before it becomes a mainstream medium for all kinds of entertainment, from gaming to movies to social experiences. But how long do you think it will actually take for VR to break into the mainstream? Are we talking a few years, or is it still a decade or more away? What do you think needs to happen for VR to be widely adopted?