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In my experience so far, solo queue is mostly looting and peaceful people ("dont shoot" "you friendly, bro?"), but queueing as a full squad is the polar opposite and everyone is much more aggressive. I'd say it goes from a 5-10% chance of PVP up to 80%+.
I did notice an uptick in solo PVP recently, but it might be because I started listening more closely to the sounds around me (sound design is excellent in this game imo). Gunfire ending in explosions: probably someone just destroyed ARC. Gunfire, especially 2 types of gunfire or more indicating multiple guns, ending in a flare, probably PVP.
My dream engagement atm is catching a ganker in the act, knocking them down, reviving the victim with a defib and having them administer the K.O. punch on the ganker while talking smack on voice.
I think the balance between the threat of PVE and PVP is pretty good overall, but there's some tweaks and polish they could do imo, like making it possible to see someone's nameplate somewhere. More than once I got shot at and respond, only for one of us to run around to hide and then lose each other, and then I spend the rest of the game wondering if each new person I bump into is that same mofo, with no way to tell unless they have a very goofy or memorable appearance loadout.
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Too bad there isn't a clan/guild system at the moment.
Though apparently there is an informal guild of "Topside Sheriffs" that play to keep the peace, help poor souls assaulted by ARC, and listen for gunfights to investigate and punish the aggressors.
Any stackers playing?
I haven't gotten into a multiplayer game let alone shooter as much for many many years.
I really like this idea.
Get folks hands on experience with sending receiving so it becomes less arcane, without worrying about real coins or putting in any money
Never enough time outside work to do everything I want to do.
Need 40h days, 3-4day workweeks or just some of that sweet 19yo "pull all nighter and show up to class like it's nothing" type of energy
I liked early dubstep when it sounded a bit like this:
https://youtu.be/lcMAbnZy8l8
Had a harder dubstep phase but it got old fast.
Besides that, always liked trance, DnB type stuff but recently I've been stuck under the big Synthwave umbrella. My only rule is EDM needs no lyrics if I'm trying to work, otherwise anything goes if I'm on a drive or something.
Spotify recap last year let me know I'm in the top 1% of listeners for these:
Gunship
https://youtu.be/_Am18w4NrfQ
Lukhash
https://youtu.be/lBJnKNSvBsE
Waveshaper
https://youtu.be/Lqj0Fz5AJhw
You know, I just realized it's been a while since I read the acronym "EDM". I've been wondering if it's still the term du jour to refer to electronic music or if the fact that it's everywhere now means the acronym became too general for the younger crowd.
I don't know about other nations that's one way to see it with Canada to a degree lol
I mean the budget was still huge but had almost nothing for the Green zealots. He's been stealing ideas from Conservatives since the campaign (including cutting carbon tax).
Shit would never fly normally but because they tapped into the collective TDS a they could frame it as a sacrifice to win the war/beat Trump. Whether that's even possible or not, the average ElbowsUp vooter actually believes it.
POV: the average Carney voter putting their green, anti-austerity principles aside after being a hardass about them for a decade
Remember they said carbon tax wasn't a real tax and actually created wealth. Carney cut it because it's "too divisive". In other words it's time to come together to fight big bad orange evil.
It's actually the best time for them to cut glut and talk to Canadians about "sacrifice" and accepting a lower quality of life temporarily.
They have Trump to blame all our ills on and to use as the big villain to rally against.
Imagine the current Liberal government trying to basically sell the idea of austerity successfully if there was no Trump.
For what it's worth, I think OTC dosage (1mg 3mg sometimes 5mg) is way too strong.
Break a tablet in half or quarter. 0.1mg to 0.5mg still works, often just as well as 1-3mg. Pretty sure there were studies to back this up.
Dang.
In totality, the decade was a transformative one for New York, as it reconfigured the economic and social realities of America's most prominent city. By the conclusion of the 1970s, over a million people had left the city.
How real is population/capital flight risk in NYC now? Too early to tell I'm guessing. Or is it still the kind of place where most wealthy people will stay because NYC is NYC and/or they have enough schemes to weather the storm, assuming they'll be affected at all?