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Had a duo session for the first time this weekend, and I get what the fuss is about. Even labbing was fun, and applying it to a real match was next level. What makes it is the social aspect. You're strategizing outloud ("we have a jumper"), commiserating ("Yasuo 2H...

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18,257 views • 1 month ago

thanks guys for trying the demo! this feels different from the initial demo that we pushed last year in the steam RTS fest. Back then, 95% of feedback was about "lack of tutorial". It made me sad because I didn't really enjoy the game back then and I felt that making a tutorial was pointless. this time, we still don't have a tutorial, only few minor objectives, and still got 10x more feedback. And real feedback from players that played a lot, some of them replayed the same mission many times. for the first time in almost 3 years, I feel confident about encouraging people to try Powerplay. And it will only get bigger and better from here, because I decided to finally end my solo developer era and finally get a partner to help me ship this motherfucker! If you have been following the development you should know who I am talking about 😉 I will announce it soon!
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13,422 views • 7 months ago

Lionel Messi was asked about the ongoing controversy involving the FIFA president and the football federations, especially UEFA. Messi: “Well, I don’t have much to say about it. First of all, I have a good relationship with UEFA from my time in Europe. Regardless of whatever is going on, it’s not my job. My job is to play football. What I want is for football to become more fun, fair, and enjoyable for this generation and the coming generations…Anything that brings a new dimension and helps the game progress is fine by me. I also believe the federations know what they’re fighting for, and I hope their concerns are addressed and their demands are met.”
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Lionel Messi was asked about the ongoing controversy involving the FIFA president and the football federations, especially UEFA. Messi: “Well, I don’t have much to say about it. First of all, I have a good relationship with UEFA from my time in Europe. Regardless of whatever is going on, it’s not my job. My job is to play football. What I want is for football to become more fun, fair, and enjoyable for this generation and the coming generations…Anything that brings a new dimension and helps the game progress is fine by me. I also believe the federations know what they’re fighting for, and I hope their concerns are addressed and their demands are met.”

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