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actors=Naomi Watts; June was once a known counter-culture figure, but that was a decade ago. She now lives alone in her South Bronx apartment, having all but cut herself off from the outside world. It's the notorious "Summer of Sam" and June only has to look out of her window to see the violence escalating with the brutal summer heat. The city is on a knife's edge, a pressure-cooker about to explode into the incendiary 1977 New York blackout riots; ; Release Date=2019; Alistair Banks Griffin; runtime=1Hours 39m.

The Wolf hour of code. The wolf hour song. The wolf sculptures owl. Review the wolf hour. When I can't understand words then. I just feel the music and enjoy the music and post Malone voice is also incredible and amazing ❤. Wolf decorations for the home. The Wolf Hour Theatrical release poster Directed by Alistair Banks Griffin Produced by Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Bradley Pilz Written by Alistair Banks Griffin Starring Naomi Watts Emory Cohen Jennifer Ehle Kelvin Harrison Jr. Jeremy Bobb Brennan Brown Music by Danny Bensi Saunder Jurriaans Cinematography Khalid Mohtaseb Edited by Robert Mead Production companies Automatik Bradley Pilz Productions HanWay Films Distributed by Brainstorm Media Universal Pictures Release date January 26, 2019 ( Sundance) December 6, 2019 (United States) Running time 99 minutes Country United States United Kingdom Language English The Wolf Hour is a 2019 psychological thriller film written and directed by Alistair Banks Griffin. It stars Naomi Watts, Emory Cohen, Jennifer Ehle, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Jeremy Bobb and Brennan Brown. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 26, 2019. It was released on December 6, 2019, by Brainstorm Media. Universal pictures Cast [ edit] Naomi Watts as June E. Leigh Emory Cohen as Billy Jennifer Ehle as Margot Kelvin Harrison Jr. as Freddie Jeremy Bobb as Officer Blake Brennan Brown as Hans Production [ edit] In October 2017, it was announced Naomi Watts would star in the film, with Alistair Banks Griffin directing from a screenplay he wrote. [1] In November 2017, Jennifer Ehle, Emory Cohen, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Brennan Brown and Jeremy Bobb joined the cast of the film. [2] Release [ edit] The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 26, 2019. [3] [4] Shortly after, Brainstorm Media acquired distribution rights to the film. [5] It was released in the United States on December 6, 2019. [6] References [ edit] ^ Hipes, Patrick (October 20, 2017). "Naomi Watts To Star In Psychological Thriller 'The Wolf Hour ' ". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved June 26, 2019. ^ N'Duka, Amanda (November 28, 2017). "Jennifer Ehle, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Emory Cohen Join Naomi Watts In 'The Wolf Hour ' ". Retrieved June 26, 2019. ^ "The Wolf Hour". Sundance Film Festival. Retrieved June 26, 2019. ^ Debruge, Peter (November 28, 2018). "Sundance Film Festival Unveils 2019 Features Lineup". Variety. Retrieved June 26, 2019. ^ Wiseman, Andreas (June 26, 2019). "Naomi Watts Thriller 'The Wolf Hour' Sells To Brainstorm Media For North America & UPHE For Slew Of Int'l Markets". The Numbers. Retrieved October 14, 2019. External links [ edit] The Wolf Hour on IMDb.

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Taken 4: Liam's cousin... So, it happened. I took Heliod Death and Taxes to the DDM Gaming cEDH Tournament in Pheonixville, PA yesterday, and I made top 4 after going 3-1 in regular rounds. Here's a write-up of what I remember and what I learned, although I'll admit some details could be slightly off. Before I start, here's the list I ran: and here's where I'll maintain my current list: Why did I rent a car and drive 2 hours to play mono-white [[Heliod, Sun-Crowned]] in a 60+ player cEDH tournament at a time where the metagame is solved and Fish Hulk is tier 0? Well, to be honest, I really love mono-white decks. You may remember me as the player who top 16'd the Spike Feeders tournament over a year ago with [[Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero]]. I've made it my goal to develop and play best possible mono-white cEDH deck. Until Heliod was printed, that deck wasn't Sram or Teshar - I am 100% confident that it was Lin Sivvi and her banned-in-Mercadian-Masques-Constructed rebel shenanigans. With the printing of Heliod, mono-white gains a very compact win condition that doesn't really get hated out by it's own hate pieces, and I really think Heliod is now the best commander for mono-white. On a more serious note, I think hatebears are well-positioned at the moment, because there are a lot available that effectively hate on Fish Hulk, and a lot of Fish Hulk decks are playing very limited spot removal (often only 3-4 spells) in order to focus on stack interaction that doesn't interact with hatebears (Negate, Force of Negation, Swan Song, Flusterstorm). Also, as so many hatebears are two toughness or greater, they block all of the bodies Tymna usually tries to draw cards off of, and Heliod's ability to pump makes this even more troublesome. In terms of Heliod in particular, since a majority of hatebears are in white there is already a strong incentive to lean heavily into the color. Heliod combo is also only hated out by Null Rod and Cursed Totem effects, which aren't the best hate pieces for Fish Hulk, as they can easily adapt their lines towards Consult. The pressure created by Heliod isn't trivial, and many of my matches ended with one or more opponents one combat step from death and me at 50-70 life. In the end, Heliod really allows for a very Death and Taxes-like play style where you use your low curve to hate our early combos and then attempt a compact win, leaning into permanent-based protection for both your hate and your win conditions. I'm active in the Heliod discord channel (), and while we currently don't all agree on the best list, the discussion has definitely informed some of my choices. For example, I was initially against the inclusion of [[Sword of Fire and Ice]], but they convinced me to run it. My hot take tech choices were (in my opinion): [[Devoted Caretaker]]: This thing protects your hatebears. It protects your non-creature stax pieces. And it also blanks the most common removal in the format, Assassin's Trophy, Abrupt Decay, and Chain of Vapor. It does all this at 1 CMC. [[Leonin Arbiter]]: I was afraid of turn 1-4 Flash. At the very least, Cat Jesus punishes the many manabases that lean into running 10-11 fetchlands and a huge density of tutors. However, I am sometimes a bad player, and am ashamed to admit I played into my own Arbiter at least once yesterday. [[Order of the Sacred Torch]]: It counters Demonic Consult and Tainted Pact; Necropotence, Doomsday, and Ad Nauseum, Demonic Tutor, Vampiric Tutor, Imperial Seal, and Diabolic Intent; Tymna the Weaver, Kess Dissident Mage, Zur the Enchanter, and the Gitrog Monster; Assassin's Trophy, Toxic Deluge, and Fire Covenant. The card can do so much once you untap with it, so I think it's worth it. [[Samurai of the Pale Curtain]]: I prepared for Flash, but the fox is also good against Gitrog if they're trying to grind you out. I did expect someone would be running the Titans or Underworld Breach + Lion's Eye Diamond, but those cards never came up in my matches. [[Gideon of the Trials]]: I thought many decks would try to win with Fish even if they weren't Flash Hulk decks. I was right, and this card is often a must-counter. [[Apostle of Purifying Light]]: Instant speed exile is good against a lot of decks, and this can't be removed with Assassin's Trophy, Abrupt Decay, or Fire Covenant. However, I'd really prefer something with a single colorless activation cost. [[Legion's Landing]]: This can be used to combo off with two less mana (cast Ballista for X = 1, then attack with the Vampire to put a counter on Ballista), and when it flips it can pay one more, allowing you to combo off with only 3 mana available before combat. When it's flipped, Tymna has trouble grinding out card advantage, and it's also a really, really bad plan C/D win con. Since all the tokens have lifelink, they grow every turn with Heliod in play. This card did in fact win me a match. [[Serra's Sanctum]]: Because white deserves it's own Gaea's Cradle, and your commander is a 3 CMC enchantment. My deck is slightly warped to enable this, but I think it's worth it. Notable exclusions: [[Smothering Tithe]]: This card is four mana, and my average CMC is 1. 84. I think Smothering Tithe isn't quite powerful enough in a low curve deck that lacks stack interaction to make use of the mana generated on other players's turns. [[Alms Collector]]: Again, four mana, and also very narrow. I also don't respect Opus Thief enough, so eventually this will probably come back to haunt me. [[Eidolon of Rhetoric]] and [[Rule of Law]]: I am awful at playing under full Rule of Law effects, so I chose to keep it to Canonist, Deafening Silence, and Damping Sphere. Canonist and Sphere still stop Food Chain, and all three stop Scepter, so I think / hope that it's okay. So, on to the matches. Round 1: Me vs. Tymna + Thrasios Fish Hulk, Creaturelss Elsha, and Chulane Combo I started by focused on stopping T + T, but most of my hate also doubled for Elsha. T + T did not like this, but what do you expect when you bring the boogey man to a tournament? The biggest problem was Chulane, and he was getting a lot of incremental value. Chulane tried to go off when Elsha had a Counterbalance in play and failed, and I was able to Enlightened Tutor for a Aethersworn Canonist that was protected by one of my 1 CMC protection creatures, which is really the only lock I had available for Chulane. We went to time, and on my last turn I topdecked an Inventor's Fair which I cracked into T + T's Mindcensor to find a Triskelion in the top 4, and then went off. At this point I was pretty surprised to have won and thought this maybe be my one lucky match of the day. 1-0 Round 2: Bye / Me vs. FC Sliver, Derevi, and Tymna + Thrasios Fish Hulk Second round I had a bye due a technical glitch, so instead I played a feature match against Shaper (FC Sliver) and Scotty (Derevi). Shaper found Caretaker impressive as it stopped everyone from removing my hate pieces (as did I, to be honest) and while my combing was stopped I ended up beating every one down with Heliod-pumped Vampire tokens and hate bears (woohoo for plan C/D). I won some nice swag, including an amazing foil Mew alter of Ponder from Shaper! I'll admit, winning this game gave me some hope that I could compete. 2-0 Round 3: Me vs. Golos Lands, Chain Veil Teferi, and Unesh Pseudo-Consult This match was a master class on three things: why you need to be careful playing against stax effects, why you shouldn't rush your plays when you're close winning, and the problem with playing a meta deck designed to hate out a specific tier 0 deck. Unesh gets around a lot of my hate and started to get such incredible value off Sphinx triggers that we all focused on stopping him. There was an overloaded Cyclonic Rift that saved us, and on my turn I replayed a Pithing Needle on Teferi, a Thorn of Amethyst, and a Hushbringer to keep Unesh down. This ultimately led CVT to be unable to go off even though he removed my Needle, but it was unclear if there was a successful line available or not - it seemed like he possible miscounted his mana because of the Thorn. He passed with 3 life and a Mana Crypt as we went to time and entered our last turns. When it got to me I swung at Teferi to put it at 1 loyalty, and then passed, leaving up enough mana to Buried Ruin for my Walking Ballista and go off on my next / last turn. Unfortunately, this also left me open to Golos's Inkmoth Nexus which he pumped to exactly 10 infect with a Kessig Wolf Run. Because there was 50% chance of Teferi dying in his upkeep and the Golos player knew I could combo off on my next turn, he swung at me. Had my Hushbringer been up, he might have swung at Teferi instead, although if he swung at me and forced me to block with Hushbringer, I wouldn't have had the mana to go off and would have needed to topdeck a mana source that net 2+ mana. In the end, Teferi won his Crypt flip and tried again, and this time he was successful. The whole game had ultimately been warped around Unesh, because no one was actively prepared for that deck, and that let Teferi build up enough resources to remove my stax pieces and go off. 2-1 Round 4: Me vs. Yisan, Consult Kess, and Gitrog I knew I was almost surely in top 16 but wanted to win because I felt my win-by-bye was a little unfair. I shut Gitrog off with an early Spirit of the Labyrinth, while Yisan shut me and Kess off with Collector Ouphe and Kess shut me and Yisan off with Cursed Totem. At one point there was a grand exchange which unlocked my combo but left Gitrog shut down, and a couple turn cycles passed where everyone knew I could attempt to go off and played to stop me. Yisan played a Revoker on Heliod, and I hardcast a Triskelion which removed Kess's Dark Confidant, Yisan's Revoker, and Gitrog's mana dork. They were able to remove Triskelion (it was lacking counters but I could swing with it to initiate the combo), but I went off the following turn with Walking Ballista. Heliod really is slow but resilient, which makes it quite fun to play. 3-1 Top 16 / Round 5: Me v. Gitrog, and Najeela Tempo x 2 This was my fastest round - Gitrog was against shut down by Spirt of Labyrinth, and then one of the Najeela players made an unfortunate misplay in which they attempted to Oracle + Consult while I had an active Order of the Sacred Torch, thinking it must cost mana to activate. This is why it's important to read all of the hatebears and stax effects carefully! The second Najeela player set up to win the following turn, but on my turn I was able to Enlightened Tutor in my upkeep for Walking Ballista and go off with enough mana open to activate Heliod twice (thanks to Serra's Sanctum for 3, Nykthos for 5, and two other lands). I was also able to protect myself with a Giver of Runes and the Order of the Sacred Torch. The second Najeela player (Ernesto from The 99) said he thought I won because he just didn't respect Heliod enough to play around me comboing off, which is funny considered The 99 posted a video that same day where he lost to Heliod () and ranted about people not listening to him about the importance of locking out Heliod combo. Quite often I felt like I was at an advantage because other players thought Heliod was a fluke and didn't give it (or my hate pieces) the proper attention. This is the advantage of being a meta deck, but it obviously can't be relied on. 4-1 Final 4 / Round 6: Me vs. Yisan, Tatyova, and Oona Scepter Going into the match, I was very concerned because my deck is built to beat Fish Hulk, and what do we have in the top 4? No Fish Hulk to be seen. The second problem was I didn't really know anything about the Tatyova deck, so I didn't know what hate I needed to dig for. And to be honest, I was suprised by Oona, as I would expect that Tymna + Thrasios Scepter would be superior. However, Oona has one advantage: in a grindy match, Oona can act as a hate piece, exiling combo pieces and completely shutting down decks relying on Oracle + Lab Man/Jace to win. I think this was his plan, as he later told me he countered my Karn so I wouldn't be able to get my wincons from exile. Maybe this really was a good metagame call? I kept a very, very questionable 7 after a mulligan: Gemstone Caverns, Chrome Mox, Legion's Landing, Grafdigger's Cage, Stoneforge Mystic, Vryn Wingmare, and Pithing Needle. I was going first so Caverns was awful, but Cage shut down Yisan, Needle shut down Oona, and I imagined SFM into one of my card advantage engines was the only way I could keep up with Tatyova. I want to point out that I've goldfished this deck hundreds of times, so I'm familiar with what this type of hand can look like after a couple turns, and I am still unsure if keeping this hand was worth the risk. There were several turns where my only white source was Chrome Mox, and the other players were debating blowing it up to cut me off. Luckily, they chose to save their removal. I eventually had some decent hate on board, a Vampire token equipped with a Sword of Fire and Ice, and Oona and Yisan were completely locked out by my stuff while Yisan and shut off Tatyova with Lignify + Kenrith's Transformation. Oona tutored for a wheel, so I got greedy and played out my Karn in preparation. Unfortunately, he countered Karn and then he didn't wheel. Instead, Tatyova did a great Intuition for Cyclonic Rift, Ghostly Flicker, and a fetchland. We had no idea what was going on, gave him the land, and he Noxious Revival'd the Rift back. Had I not tapped out for Karn, I would have had two activations on Apostle of the Purifying Light open and could have possibly stopped the Rift. Instead, our boards were bounced and Tatyova demonstrated a Flicker loop with Mystic Sanctuary that drew his deck and pinged us out with Sunscorched Desert. We talked afterwards and there was probably a Trickbind line to get around my hate anyways, so I'm only a little upset with myself. As I said to many people throughout the event, a low-to-the-grown hatebear/Stax deck really gets destroyed by midrange value engine decks. Conclusions I think Heliod really was a great meta choice, and that choice combined with people underestimating Heliod led to a pretty successful weekend. I think that Oracle Consult lines are going to continue to show up everywhere, and I'm actually not that surprised that there was almost as much non-Flash Consult as there was Flash Hulk. I'm interested to see how the meta evolves from here, and hope we'll see more creative solutions to the format boogeyman. There were some cards I was really hoping to test that I never drew, so I'll need to keep testing. However, there's a good chance I will start trying out [[Holy Light]] over Karn. Holy Light is a mana dork wrath and so many decks rely on mana dorks instead of mana rocks these days. I'd also love to get one more card advantage engine, which is the big mono-white problem. I generally feel that [[Dawn of Hope]] is just a bad card, but maybe it could actually be useful with the passively accessible life gain provided by two 0 CMC permanents (High Market and Inventor's Fair), three 1 CMC permanents (Serra Ascendent, Alseid of Life's Bounty, and Legion's Landing), and four 2 CMC permanents (Hushbringer, Ashes of the Abhorrent, Blind Obedience, and Umezawa's Jitte). I'll probably test this quite a bit before the next tournament, which leads me to my plug: The DDM Gaming Competitive EDH 1K Championship Round 2 is coming on May 2nd! I think even in the Tier 0 Fish Hulk meta there is still room to brew and have fun, so I hope I'll see you all there. Here's the info: I also want to thank DDM Gaming, Nerd Mech, and the Rec Room for hosting the event! It was the most fun I've had playing Magic in years and I'm so happy I was able come and compete with such an underdog brew. I loved meeting a lot of the people I play with on Cockatrice and hope to meet more of you next time!

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The witcher wolf necklace. The wolf hour paperback. Can we like crowd fund this? I would totally pitch in. When you look back 20 years and we used to have better CGI... To preface: I backed Squad on Kickstarter just before the first vehicle release and modded Squad from day 1 of the SDK 2017-2019. I have 1. 7k hours logged in game. 1. 5k logged in the SDK. To some those might be a lot, others may find it a little. I have tried getting back into Squad recently but found the game to be lacking a sense of cohesion that used to be present in previous versions. There are many factors that go into this and I will be talking about a couple of them that I think have been reducing the overall gameplay experience. Helicopters: Since this is my area that I worked on when modding, I will start here. Helicopters right now are a joke. Both the flight model and current 'meta' are nonsensical. Currently there are so many ways to spawn in that there's almost no need for transportation besides setting up a FOB at the next point. So instead you have helicopters flying around looking to goomba-stomp the opposing helicopter's rotors for 'epic' video clips. Pilots don't need to fear doing this because of how tanky the helicopter is, and even the projectiles that are capable of damaging it often wind up failing to register damage or wind up hitting the invincible main rotor shield. Ideally for me, Helicopters should be crucial to setting up and maintaining a flank or quickly supporting a push. Squads should be looking to get a lift from the locked (not 5 unlocked) helicopter squad so that they can be re-inserted into a fight. But with the current spawn meta, there's almost no need for a reinsertion. They have stated that this is a sort of "first iteration" of helicopters but I disagree with the mentality of just tossing it onto the backburner to pave way for more shiny features. Helicopters should be based (strictly or loosely) on actual physics, not arbitrary movement curves. There are a lot of mechanics for the helicopters that lean heavily on the arcade side including infinite friction landings, spinouts, massive health pools, and invincible pilots. The first 2 or so minutes of my video showcases how helicopters can be improved with the most basic of additions (). Looking into this SDK, I found this descriptor () which really puts into perspective a lot of the changes that have been taking place. The official Squad Steam store page describes the game as so: "Squad is a tactical FPS that provides authentic combat experiences through teamwork, communication, and gameplay. It seeks to bridge the large gap between arcade shooter and military simulation. " Why is a game that aims to provide "authentic combat experiences" using a flight model based on Battlefield 4 instead of ARMA or RS2? It doesn't need to be insanely realistic simulator quality, but something with mass/momentum and fidelity above "BF4" would be nice. HABCraft/Spawnspam: A key component to victory in the current build is having as many ways to get back into the fight as possible. Rallys, multiple forward HABs, backup HABs, etc. While it's smart to maintain a constant pressure on the objective, the amount of easily accessible spawns fuels the 'giveup urge'. It's easier to just give up and respawn within 10 seconds than wait 60 seconds for a medic. Their mentality being "The quicker I respawn the faster I can start killing more of them so my kills will outweigh the one ticket I spent giving up because THIS TIME I won't die again"; repeat. Points wind up being a sardine pool of bodies spawning in and charging at each other. This diagram illustrates what I'm talking about (). I hope that with dragging coming that they finally decide to slow down the meatgrinder meta of charging into a point from one of the 10 spawns placed around it. Right now defending points is more like a hive than a bunker, people just spawn back in to defend like ants coming out of a hole rather than getting secure positions to ambush or choke attackers. Both attackers and defenders should be conserving every ticket not just because of the ticket-counter but because getting revived should get you back in the fight faster than giving up and respawning. IMO each game mechanic should be balanced around making authenticity fun. Nobody wants to file paperwork in-game, but also having enemies spawn 2 feet in front of you ruins the experience as well. Rally points and HABs are supposed to emulate reinforcements, which is why HABs and rallies shouldn't be allowed to be built on-point. FOBs can still be placed to allow the construction of emplacements but not HABs. You shouldn't be directly seeing enemies as spawnining, but rather as reinforcements. Clearing a town only to have streams of 20+ militia run out of a single house should be replaced by having to watch for backup coming over the hills, because if you lose control of the town you will have to regroup and retry as well, not just respawn directly on top of it with your new rally. Vehicles: Right now there are an abundance of vehicles. Early on in Squad, you had maybe 2 Strykers and 2 BTRs per team. The firepower was limited, but they were important assets for protecting/transporting troops. Now each update keeps adding more and more vehicles to the mains to the point where they had to convert every truck into a logi because nobody bothered using the regular transport version since there are at least 2 IFVs and 3 APCs. There aren't enough infantry to balance it out and often it feels like World of Tanks with vehicles slugging it out rather than supporting an infantry push. The amount of vehicles itself isn't the problem, but the max players needs to be increased to 100 or above. Another major problem is the hitreg. It's a major red flag when you have to be warned that the in-game firing range and multiplayer servers could behave completely differently. There have always been vehicle hitreg problems, but helicopters makes it way more apparent. At times it can be difficult to tell if my shot didn't register, or if the vehicle just absorbed it with an insane HP pool. Shifting Audience: Squad's playercount is at an all time high, but the quality of games is at a low. There is no doubt that many of the newer players have a different mentality towards the game than the veterans. While there's nothing wrong with a casual person picking up Squad, the problem lies in features catered towards those casuals to keep them playing rather than converting them through leadership and tutorials. Some of you may remember this infamous poll where when the community voted yes to keeping dead-dead and then OWI decided to repoll it after some more free weekends to aim for a removal of dead-dead (). I remember the first free weekend Squad Leads were gearing up to teach new players, and there was a positive mentality towards growing the community. Now during a free weekend, I see posts like "welp looks like it's ARMA weekend for me" with less veterans eager to lead the newbies, and I don't blame them. When each match already feels like you are playing with free weekenders, having actual free weekenders added on top of that is too much. These types pool up in no-mic squads so they can lone wolf without worrying about getting kicked, and it's almost impossible for server admins to manage because they aren't allowed to just ban people for no-micing. Casual players picking up Squad isn't the problem, Squad hand-feeding the casual players is. They have no need to adapt to a cautious communicative playstyle when it's so easy to just pop back up and keep on running and gunning. They don't get punished by mechanics for treating the game like anything more than a glorified Battlefield. Modding: This is sort of a bonus one, but I really dislike how modding is handled. There are a lot of things here but I will try to make it digestible. The first issue is the Whitelisting system itself. I have since removed my mod off steam, but at the time it had the most amount of subscribers (80k) out of all of the Squad mods. However, almost 50k of those were from ONE Whitelist free weekend. Nobody played the mod when it was in the custom servers tab. The problem is that it's difficult for modders to retain interest if there is no community support. Now I don't think this is the fault of the actual Squad community at all but rather caused by barriers making mods more of a pain to use than a benefit. A main flaw is how the game/UE4 handles mods by default, which is tying every mod to a layer. This means that if you want to add just one gun to a faction, you need to duplicate all of the existing layers and rack up a massive file size and map list just for one addition, and that addition isn't even cross compatible with other mods (since it's tied down to its own maps/layers). This is why almost every mod is a map, faction, or massive overhaul rather than a single new class, vehicle, or minor set of tweaks. Look at the ARMA workshop, you could have WW2 Germany vs Halo Covenant all while providing air support in a clickable cockpit A-10 in Vietnam. Small modders are discouraged when their mod won't ever be used because nobody is going to switch to a layer just for one new gun. This is important to the future of the game because recently the deflection has been "that sounds like a good idea for a hardcore mod" rather than just de-casualizing the base game. But when you can't even modify the CAF in the SDK a true full-fledged conversion ala ARMA's ACE3 is impossible. The ultimate solution for this is removing the concept of layers and data tables being SDK assets and switching them to an XML format. This way anyone can make a layer without needing to download a 60+ GB SDK (it grows over time too). Communities could create custom missions using an editor similar to ARMA's Eden and place down spawn locations, vehicles, and capture points. If all tables were shifted to XML, they could even extend or rewrite the existing factions and add those small gun/vehicle mods I mentioned above. These custom missions/layers wouldn't replace the existing vanilla game, but would instead give people a reason to use the Custom servers tab. Look how long ARMA managed to sustain itself through mission editing and drop-in modding that anyone could do. I would like to hear what everyone else thinks of Squad gameplay now compared to previous versions or what you ideally would like the game to play like (more arcadey, more sim, exactly the same).

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Ari Aster is an ABSOLUTE mastermind. This movie surprisingly terrified me more than Hereditary did, and here's why (without spoilers. If you haven't watched this film yet, be warned. Ari Aster is a master of sound manipulation and directorial shots in a mad scientist way of literally putting you INTO the fear of his films. It's not what you're watching that's scary, it's what you're feeling that's scary, and that's something that I've never seen done in a horror film before. If something bad has happened (or is going to happen) then you only have one of two directions to go because you're not going anywhere. 1. You'll understand what's happening while the actor does. Your heart will race because even if you knew what was about to happen, you're now trapped in it, you can't stop it, and you can't stop yourself from witnessing it. 2. You think you know what's going to happen, but once you realize it when the actor does, you're still completely lost for any sort of logical help or saving grace just as they are. The safe haven of sunlight no longer exists, because Aster has so viciously reminded us that horror can come in all forms, at any time, anywhere.

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