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Copyright (c) 2010, Matt McInerney (c) 2011, Pablo Impallari ( (c) 2011, Rodrigo Fuenzalida ( with Reserved Font Name Raleway ![]() That's the monster, in this game, not Kratos." When the Juggernaut shows up, he kills three guys just like that, and Kratos runs in and fights this guy. Kratos is going to go in and fight those guys, so in a way he's more heroic for doing things like this. Because it's important to know that, like, these guys are terrorizing the workers on this statue. The ones that are killing the civilians are the beasts that he's fighting against, and we want to get back to that. "But the civilians in this case, he doesn't kill any civilian, here. He's not going to go massively out of his way or anything like that, he is very driven to do what he does - the guy is a Spartan general, he's killed hundreds and hundreds of people. "I think what the Kratos in this game would do is, he would try to move around the guy. "For example, there's the guy who's against the wall, and there's a fire, and in order to get past him Kratos just kills him and moves on," Simon said. God of War: Ascension lead designer Mark Simon told Polygon at Gamescom 2012 that Ascension would feature a Kratos that hasn't reached that level of sociopathic violence quite yet. Sometimes, those civilians aren't even doing anything to impede his quest for celestial vengeance: they're just in the wrong place (in front of Kratos) at the wrong time (when Kratos is angry, which is all the time). Some puzzles can only be solved by executing an innocent citizen of whichever city Kratos is visiting his wrath upon. ![]() Kratos is no stranger to collateral damage in God of War 1, 2, and 3. God of War: Ascension will feature a Kratos scarred by the familicidal events that led to his war with the gods - but not yet corrupted by the events of the core God of War trilogy. ![]() Once you’ve defined your goals and audience needs, you can then create a content plan. What will make you stand out and your followers stop to read it? What topics should you cover? So think of the most considerable value that you can bring to the table. What is the value for your audience?īesides your plans for the newsletter, the content will involve your audience, colleagues, and potential customers. Do you want to generate leads? Raise brand awareness? Or spread the word about your new product? Think of it, define your main goal, and establish the KPIs you’ll need to track. ![]() To arrange any marketing activity and then measure its effectiveness, think about what you want to achieve with it. Before actually creating a newsletter, ask yourself the following questions: What are your goals? If any of the benefits highlighted are among your marketing priorities, then you’ve got to start planning. Creating valuable content that constantly gets shared (first point) among your niche (second point), is precisely what you need to establish yourself as a knowledgeable service provider. One of the ways to achieve that is through thought leadership. It can establish your thought leadership.Īmong the key factors in the buying decisions are trust, credibility, and authority of the company. If they care enough to receive notifications, they will take the time to read, engage, and share your content. While a regular post can be ignored and forgotten, people who subscribe to your newsletter care about your content. It refines your audience.ĭespite having a wider reach and the possibility to become viral, newsletters can also get you a more invested audience. Do you notice that sometimes you can see one LinkedIn post featured through many of your other connections? That’s because as soon as one person reacts to a post, it gets a whole new audience, and the reach of your content grows. It works on a “viral” principle.ĭue to the social media algorithm, the more people engage with your content, the more often your content will be seen. Why Are LinkedIn Newsletters Important?Īs a marketer, you should never let an opportunity go by to grow your audience, and that’s already reason enough to consider creating a newsletter on LinkedIn. When you invite all of your connections to subscribe to your LinkedIn newsletter, they will get in-app, email and web push notifications, and email notifications about all of your new content. One significant difference is that all of this happens on the LinkedIn platform.Ī LinkedIn newsletter allows you to build and grow an actively engaged audience, raise your brand awareness, and manifest the value of your knowledge to potential customers. Let’s look at newsletters on LinkedIn, how to use them, and why they can be a refreshing new way to reach your target audience and fulfill your marketing needs.Ī LinkedIn newsletter works as any other email newsletter: You publish content dedicated to a certain topic, and it goes out to your audience with a notification. But lately, there’s been another function to explore-LinkedIn newsletters.Ī mix of blogging and social media perks that can engage an audience for the benefit of your business does sound intriguing, doesn’t it? We know that it works: You can center your social media efforts around it, create posts, or reach out to potential customers. It’s the most popular B2B networking tool that connects peers, colleagues, and leaders all around the world. When we think about business connections and professional communication, usually, LinkedIn comes to mind first. ![]() This activity they paradoxically call “systemic racism” and “systems of oppression”. Every company, university, and bureaucracy has set-asides for blacks-Blacks-hungrily recruiting them, reducing every standard in order to gain their quotas. On the other side, blacks-Blacks-are everywhere over-praised, over-promoted, over-pursued, over-rated, over-capitalized. It’s “racist” to ask, as many incidents confirm. Do white lives matter, too? Hey, IBM, a company founded by whites, and built largely by whites, I’m asking you. Not only does IBM whine about whites, it energetically praises blacks: “ We unequivocally declare Black Lives Matter.” Their bolding. So far as I know, though I refuse to check, every major company rails against “white supremacy”, too. They are not: they are embraced and expanding.Įvery now and then they have President Biden scream into a microphone something about “white supremacy”. They are crimes to punish political dissent, and nothing more. They are not normal crimes, like murder or theft. Hate crimes, dear reader, are political crimes. One wonders whether the SPLC is thankful and returns some of that generosity? Never mind.Ī black-Black–congresscreature introduced amending a hate-crime law to punish “white supremacy inspired hate crime and conspiracy to commit white supremacy.” This is so lunatic, even First Things took notice of it. The not-so-secret, not-so-smart federal police force thus help SPLC raise funds. The not-so-secret, not-so-bright police learned of the threat of “white supremacy” from the SPLC. Incidentally, maybe this is why Pope Francis is everywhere banning that mass, in an effort to avoid parishioners being arrested on suspicion of terrorism. ![]() Particularly suspicious, the not-so-secret police say, are whites who attend the Catholic Church’s Latin mass. Speaking of “investigations”-the scare quotes are necessary-this country’s not-so-secret police have “ doubled down” that the largest threat to the nation is “white supremacy”. Many places those posters were placed went into faux fainting spells, and launched “investigations.” Why? What Yale didn’t say, because it has over and again been determined by elites to be “racist”, was that It’s Okay To Be White. Remember that? After it happened, there was a minor reaction, and Yale had to say it wasn’t actual blood, or whatever. Like I did the world a fucking favor" /RHJ5cO2Vik Psychiatrist at Yale: "I had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way, burying their body & wiping my bloody hands as I walked away relatively guiltless w/ a bounce in my step. There are endless examples like this of hate-filled elites wishing for an end to “whiteness”, never defined, except as whites. Or Black, as we must now pay homage to the word. The article, incidentally, was written by a black man. Try it with Chineseness, Algerianness, Indianness. I took those questions from a Wired tweet, but, of course, swapped races. What if blackness were suddenly gone? Would the social order of life come undone? Would anything change? Have you read the new novel ‘The Last Black Man’? It gives a glimpse of that striking idea. That, say, Jews, Javanese, or Japanese do, well, that’s natural, and even mandatory. The very thought of it is “racist.” That whites might have claim to some land is called “white supremacist”. And, indeed, for all other races it is insisted, not just suggested, all races have a birthplace. ![]() Now if that is true, from whence do whites originate? The very words indigenous, first peoples, native, aboriginal suggest all races have some sort of claims to homelands. Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU February 6, 2023 Since time immemorial, they have lived in an area stretching across parts of four countries: Finland, Norway, Sweden and Russia. ![]() The Sami are the EU’s only indigenous people. Not only in the once-united states, but everywhere in the west: “The Research Council of Norway has granted 12 million Norwegian Krone (about $1.2 million) to the University of Bergen to ‘investigate’ the baneful ‘planetary consequences’ of white paint.” Originating not only from non-whites, but from white elites. First only a breeze, then gusts, and now full blown gales of hatred toward whites. ![]() Lara feels guilty about triggering some apocalyptic events and wants to stop Trinity. After rappelling down into a tomb, Lara takes a mythical dagger and triggers an earthquake which floods the area, and puts you into an intense action sequence of the typical collapsing structures as you leap to safety. You meet Dominquez, the leader of Trinity, who seeks a magical dagger and box to remake the world. When you do get some action, you take out a few enemies using stealth. It features very slow walking as you talk with Jonah - seems like Assassin's Creed with the crowds and easing people out of the way. The game opens with a Day of the Dead festival in Mexico. ![]() Exploration determines the amount of paint illustrating climbable areas, and I think Puzzle difficulty drops more hints. Lara will reply in English regardless though.Īnother impressive option is how "combat", "exploration" and "puzzle" difficulty can be set independently. ![]() In the menu, you can choose if you want the natives to speak their own language or in English. There were a few occasions where the dialogue seemed rather quiet. I thought the facial animations were rather inconsistent - sometimes they looked impressive, but then other times they looked rather strange. However I did notice a few lighting bugs, like if I turned slightly, the area behind me sometimes went dark. There's an improved volumetric lighting model, and a warmer colour palette. The graphics here are really impressive and there's a lot of detailed objects and a few densely populated villages. "Shadow Of The Tomb Raider" is the final game in this new trilogy, but has been finished by Eidos. It leaves her character a bit where she needed to be to begin with, so looking forward to seeing what they do next.Ĭrystal Dynamics already made a reboot of sorts with their Legend trilogy, but then decided to have another go with another reboot trilogy. Some scenes were effectively moving so for all its flaws the story was controlled. There's not an ounce of ludonarratve dissonance here, she's affected by the violence. The plot often devolves into nonsense, there's a complete disregard for the language barrier and I could go on and on nitpicking, but overall it did the job, reminiscent of 80's adventure films, not just Indiana Jones, it was cool when she went all Predator. I don't think it has anything to envy Naughty Dog or Santa Monica (except recognition), it's just that their plots don't really appeal to 20/30-year-old males, who are the opinion-makers. Light and verticality were used in expressive and exciting ways. The platforming was varied and well thought out. Of all the questionable mechanics there are, I can't get over the magic rope thing, but they didn't abuse it half as much as in the previous games. The crazy setpieces are few and far between. I had a lot of fun and it looks spectacular, except when they used those horrible robotic animations. If you're gonna make narrative videogames you got to think about this stuff. This helped the emotional climax, tapping into Lara's loneliness and self-demanding nature. They realized she needs a supporting cast and rightly fixed Jonah's character, one of the weaker aspects of "Rise.", and put more effort into her sidekicks than the villains. It takes pride in the Tomb Raider IP, delving deeper into Lara's character and what makes her compelling. It focuses on exploration, with a sense of progression and discovery. This is the most contemplative one so far, there are long stretches with hardly any combat. Some of the criticism sounds a bit like saying BB King is too much blues, to recall one of my favourite quotes. It's too bad they don't get rid of some lame choices that really undermine the overalll perception of their work. Speaking of that game, does that weird civil war Abby gets involved in really surpases the final act in this This Tomb Raider trilogy has been seriously underappreciated since the beginning, that first game really hurt their reputation, but they kept polishing the formula and the PS4 games are both great. Remember when enemies in The Last of Us Part 2 reacted to their friends being killed and they made a big deal out of it? Here they do too. |
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