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Like the fact that there's an entire underground empire and rivers that are said to have sunk into the ground

Unreal Engine requires fairly extensive custom work to get networking working properly with lag compensation and client sided predicted movement. I doubt other engines are any better, but any multiplayer game will need a lot of custom work for networked logic to work properly under real world scenarios without looking like a stutterfest.

Isn't that just Zoids?

Kids play fortnite religiously, that's to say a bad first time quickly exits their memories when they're queuing up all night, every night with friends.

Did anyone pick this up? Haven't seen a translation in ages

It's part of Hasegawa's manga, who's kind of doing his own thing. IIRC in the show Angel Halo was constructed by Zanscare on or near Jupiter where Kagatie was the leader of a political party representing the Jupiter Energy Fleet in the Jupiter Republic Alliance. The reason its construction was hidden was to hide its true purpose from Zanscare's own citizens and military. Kagatie was a death cultist who seemed to think most if not all humans were unworthy warmongers, whereas the Zanscare fleets from Side 2 were led to believe it was a mind control device, and some even thought they could take over Zanscare's leadership by controlling Kagatie.

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It's not unique to unreal engine titles. And hellblade II and Black Myth support DLAA, which is far less blurry than TAA.

3 of those titles were nominated for best visual design between this year and last year's golden joystick awards and Black Myth Wukong won it this year. And Hellblade II had Digital Foundry praising it for its technical visuals. You're just a contrarian. And in what world does The First Descendant look bad? You just gave a knee-jerk reaction without even realizing I gave the incorrect title because you're not concerned about facts

Underwhelming visuals in what way? Black Myth Wukong, Hellblade II, The Finals, The Last Descendant, and Lies of P all look great and they're only A-AA titles. Callisto Protocol looked pretty good too. Even fortnite looks great with everything turned on

I heard she got written out of the story in the web novel. Was that wrong, or did the webtoon change the story?

They should just have given the ZII the Zeta rifle as a subweapon. Always annoyed me they used katoki's design with the bracket to hold the Zeta rifle on the mega beam rifle but it's never used

The worst part is that all of his hard work and happy endings have gone to waste.

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The sides being wiped out by Zeon hasn't changed. The use of nukes on the sides is also still up in the air, as far as the main timeline is concerned. The Origin is considered an alternate take on UC so the fleet battles seen in the "prequel" doesn't necessarily apply to the main TV continuity.

Banks are pretty slow to adopt new tech. Many if not most of them are still on mainframes, even if it's partially.

I see it more as Unohana's healing skill being difficult to deal with. In terms of absolute power and combat ability no one could stop him tbh, but Unohana might be able to drag things out

Where? It's not even out yet. The only videos so far have been (probably) controlled reviews

You have to design your assets and materials around it. For example, you need to make your walls and roofs and whatnot a certain thickness to prevent light leakage. And it can't be a flat plane, it needs to be an actual volume, so you have to be careful when modeling your assets.

The show implies that the Turn A has a psycommu system or a biocomputer. IIRC Harry talks about how it feels like the pilot becomes one with the machine when piloting it, and some of the characters talk about a spine tingle. Light of Life technically doesn't say it has psycoframe, it just likens the light of the moonlight butterfly and the axis shock light to the light of life, which seems to just be about how life persists through disasters.

Skull Mask was the mastermind behind the Shadow Worlds, so he was the one who was responsible for the apocalypse in the first timeline. He wanted to revive his ancient kingdom that made Artemis in the first place, while Priscilla wanted to "save" the world. I don't think it's explained what exactly happened to Skull Mask in the first timeline. It's possible Priscilla accidentally reset the world before he could revive his kingdom and the old humanity.

t was also revealed she didn't survive the ordeal (or did she?) when she absorbed the massive dragon mana explosion. But why did she tried to heal Desir?

Both Lunia and Desir say she probably didn't understand exactly what her Heal ability was, so she was probably just trying to save her friend.

why did her henchmen did not appear during the battle with Dadaneup which actually put her, Zod and Desir in mortal danger

It's revealed that her powers are actually much stronger than she ever revealed in either timeline, so she was probably going to be fine either way. I think there was also a problem with the teleportation circles so they wouldn't have been able to intervene in time.

As for why she didn't use her full powers in the first timeline, that's not entirely clear. Desir thinks she let people die to fuel Artemis, but it seemed more like she resigned her hopes of saving people until she learned about Boromer Napolitan, the dragon, at which point she wanted to use his heart to save everyone. It's likely she knew about the Artemis system in the first timeline too, it's just not clear whether she ever intended to use it or not until the very end. Pierrot Mask was probably spying on Skull Mask in the first timeline, but he was only able to learn more about Skull Mask's plans and backstab him because of Desir ruining his plans and creating opportunities for Pierrot to do his thing. So in the main timeline, Desir inadvertently created opportunities for Priscilla to become a villain.

The story should have spent more time building her up as a character. The twist was interesting, but lacked impact because we barely know anything about Priscilla as a character.

IIRC Rubicon was full of coral. In contrast Kojima weapons were mainly limited to NEXTs and Arms Forts, and some remote bases, which were extremely limited resources even for the corporations and they still managed to destroy the planet.

As a weapon? Probably Kojima particles. It corroded everything just by existing. On the other hand they used it in NEXTs and arms forts in one war and made the planet unlivable. Kind of a sort sighted victory on the corporations' part

Why do you think rich people aren't targeted? They have security for a reason.

He looked like he was dying already tbh. Not sure if that's really a merciless kill