Master of MOBA's ,Esport enthusiast and overall a nerd.Plays on top level in LoL,HotS and Vainglory.Also a good shit talker on the social media.
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@Jensen I remember playing with and against you back in the day , I believe 2014/2015 when you were double challenger no1 on euw and eune. I always knew if I got you on my team that I'd win and if I'm against you that I'll have to play my absolute best to go even . Godspeed king
I watched "Joker: Folie à Deux.” The beginning of the film is an animation sequence, reminiscent of the nostalgic "Looney Tunes", depicting a story of Joker and Joker’s shadow. In the trial that follows, the question of his multiple personality is argued from beginning to end. Is the Joker Arthur? Is the Joker another personality (his shadow)? Who exactly is Arthur? This revelation eventually transforms into a meta-perspective. In the previous film, “Joker,” was it really Joker who captivated audiences around the world? Or was it Arthur? This question is constantly raised to Lee and even to the people of Gotham City within the film. We live in an age of mass production of "poetic justice" heroes, a battle between good and evil. Lately, many spin-off films with a focus on the villains have been made. Can villains be superheroes too? Is this question posed on the big screen as a DC movie, too avant-garde? Was it the Joker that audiences around the world loved? Was it Arthur? This is where the reviews have diverged. Over the next 10 or 20 years, this film's reputation will likely change along with the permeation of hero movies to come. It may take some time for it to become a true "folie à deux.” But there is no doubt that everyone in the audience loved Joaquin and Gaga in this film 🤡
Not happy at all with adding extra stuff to EOD edition in response to our complaints @bstategames . The issue was never about EOD not having enough stuff in it. It was about the players being made whole on what they were originally promised for their money… ACCESS TO ALL SUBSEQUENT DLC. The new extras being added to EOD just further push the pay to win aspects of the game and are in my opinion, something that nobody wants to see more of.
The game doesn’t need more monetization through things that impact the actual gameplay. There are plenty of creative avenues to monetize this game further in ways that are both fair and fun for the player. Myself and others would gladly spend more money on extra stuff for the game in the form of something like purchasable cosmetics, voice packs, dog tags, weapon spray paints etc. but this current approach is complete garbage.
You’ve made a game that people love. Treat them fairly and they will gladly support you with their time and money.