@younggun142@Adespicablemuf1@RobbYork1@zeefu_apx What David wiped out seems to be an offshoot of the Engineers, just like how Humans are to Engineers. It looked more like David sending his wrath to the other species Engineers deemed better than Humans.
@Itssan17 I think the cinematography could been better, not saying its bad its better than most movies I have seen. But BvS had done it better already, seemed like a slight step down, and some scenes felt rushed like Bruce's dialogue with the JL. Other than that, it was amazing.
@leahteasdale00@xrainhater@Gacha_Zone Played NTE from day 1, having got all characters and mystery boxes so far there really is not an engaging city beside the dailies and weeklies. It gets more stuff in updates, but all of it just amount to mid. The only better thing that was released so far in it was 999 nights.
@kingbchalla No correlation tbf, I like the Snyder movies but am also glad the scrapped stuff stayed as scrapped stuff, they were scrapped for a reason and nowhere been hinted as returning in ZSJL, these kind of posts make no sense and just bring more discredit to the movie itself
@Worldisastage11@BaramosGonus@kingbchalla thats a scrapped idea, the kid has been Clark in ZSJL and the future of JL movies. The Batman thing was a scrapped idea, it came up but was never accepted
@BringBackBanjoK You know they have to take neutral position for these incidents or they will lose all credibility for all they have been petitioning against
@brad_script@DarthKermi72747 if you meant to say the document root of the project should be in /public/ thats correct, but an .env file inside public/ would expose itself in cpanel or hostinger environment in which cases they need to be in /* and not /public/*
@brad_script@DarthKermi72747 which is not needed since even if u do upload on the domain /* its deployed, the access of any files on the /* itself is blocked
it may sound silly & dangerous but its the way to deploy for hostinger, ive tried a few others like
but the said domain root /* isnt actual root tho
@brad_script@DarthKermi72747 depends on hosting environment, for hostinger the main files can rest in root with public being renamed to public_html, but hostinger itself doesnt allow any access of the root files from outside