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Take cover, shoot at range, repeat. They played homogeneous. That’s why I started my indie fps Gentleman’s Violence: tactical pistol gunplay, cinematic close-quarters melee, and minor resource management. My attempt was a modern fps that plays like modern action movies. Hope you find out refreshing and fun.

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🐰 during the break, i met the ‘fave’s faves’ team…we’d been planning to meet for a while but i was really busy and it was hard to find a time where everyone could meet so it kept getting delayed and when i got a break, i was like “i’m going to make sure to see them when they have the time!” so i met them and i always have a ‘fave’s faves’ sticker on my phone case…but my case got destroyed so it’s been about a month since i changed it to a new phone and didn’t put the sticker on it but everyone from the ‘fave’s faves’ team already knew about it…they were like “you took off the sticker, huh?” and i was like “i didn’t take it off, i changed my phone case so it was inevitable” so they suddenly took out like 50000 stickers from their bag and were like “put it on then”, that’s why there are about 4 ‘fave’s faves’ stickers on my phone right now 🧸 that’s really cute 🐰 i had a lot of fun that day 🐰 both the workout zzang team and fave’s faves team take care of us really well

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John Salley says The Best Damn Sports Show Period paid him $80,000 a week and took seven years to realize he did not watch sports “They didn’t find out that I didn’t know sports until the seventh year. They would do this thing on Wednesday. They would put a name on the board, and they were like, ‘Sal, who’s that? What do they do?’ I was like, ‘I don’t know, hockey’” “I’m reading the teleprompter and it said, ‘Jefferson, Richard.’ And I was like, ‘Jefferson Richard…’ They were like, ‘How do you not know that this is Richard Jefferson? He played at Arizona. He plays for this team.’ And I go, ‘You guys act like I watch basketball. I’m not watching this stuff. You want me to give you two hours of my life for free after they paid me $80,000 a week? You’ve got to be kidding me’” “I don’t know anything about baseball. I know football. They didn’t know that. But when they would take me out of segments, I wouldn’t complain because I learned that from John Kruk. John Kruk was like, ‘Man, I’ve been here and only did three segments and got the same paycheck.’ Don’t rush to be in front of the camera so much”
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John Salley says The Best Damn Sports Show Period paid him $80,000 a week and took seven years to realize he did not watch sports “They didn’t find out that I didn’t know sports until the seventh year. They would do this thing on Wednesday. They would put a name on the board, and they were like, ‘Sal, who’s that? What do they do?’ I was like, ‘I don’t know, hockey’” “I’m reading the teleprompter and it said, ‘Jefferson, Richard.’ And I was like, ‘Jefferson Richard…’ They were like, ‘How do you not know that this is Richard Jefferson? He played at Arizona. He plays for this team.’ And I go, ‘You guys act like I watch basketball. I’m not watching this stuff. You want me to give you two hours of my life for free after they paid me $80,000 a week? You’ve got to be kidding me’” “I don’t know anything about baseball. I know football. They didn’t know that. But when they would take me out of segments, I wouldn’t complain because I learned that from John Kruk. John Kruk was like, ‘Man, I’ve been here and only did three segments and got the same paycheck.’ Don’t rush to be in front of the camera so much”

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Jennifer Lopez says people told her they would never take her seriously as an actor again when she started making music “I started acting and I had done my early films, Out of Sight, and then I decided I wanted to record music and it was such a big deal and people were like, ‘I’m never going to take you seriously as an actor ever again,’ and I was like, okay” “I want to sing, I want to make music, I want to dance” Gwyneth Paltrow: “And you have the number one movie and the number one album at the same time, right? What year was that? That’s awesome” Jennifer: “Oh, I don’t remember what year it was, but it was a long time ago. It was a big deal. It was a big deal at the time” “But that’s the thing. Everybody’s always going to try to tell you you can only do this or you can only do that or you can only do these things. And I had my perfume line and I had my clothing lines and I had my JLo Beauty” “But you have to just do what feels good for you. It doesn’t mean it’s for everybody. Somebody wants to just act their whole life. That’s beautiful too. That’s fantastic” “I feel like I still have other things I want to do. I still want to direct. I still want to write more books. I want to do more things and I don’t ever feel like there’s somebody who can say to me, ‘No, you can’t.’ You can’t. You can’t say that to me”

sara

26,193 views • 20 days ago

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👤: what was the most memorable game from this trip? 🐥: a game that you and i played? 🐰: we played so many games 🐥: we played a lot, yeah. we played guessing games, ping pong, biking, water games… everything 🐰: yutnor was fun! 🐰: and we also did that thing.. our digital detox 🐥: oh yeah~ that was fun 🐥: there was this system-game that let us step away from dopamine for a bit. i think that was fun 🐰: but hyung, i remember you didn’t really like it 🐥: well that’s because.. i’m someone who had just come out of the military. we went on the trip because we wanted dopamine, but they took the dopamine away from us…i got mad at the director

tim ✩

190,917 views • 9 months ago

on how #jungwon started writing dear me: 😺 i once added a moon emoji to my wv profile, and that was actually from back when I was working on dear me. 😺 while i was out taking walks, i spent a lot of time looking up at the moon. 😺 the crescent moon caught my eye. sometimes it looked like it was smiling, and other times it looked like it was crying. but when I tried to zoom in to take a photo, it actually looked like a full moon. 😺 it made me realize that everything really depends on how you choose to give it meaning. that’s how i started writing the lyrics for dear me.
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on how #jungwon started writing dear me: 😺 i once added a moon emoji to my wv profile, and that was actually from back when I was working on dear me. 😺 while i was out taking walks, i spent a lot of time looking up at the moon. 😺 the crescent moon caught my eye. sometimes it looked like it was smiling, and other times it looked like it was crying. but when I tried to zoom in to take a photo, it actually looked like a full moon. 😺 it made me realize that everything really depends on how you choose to give it meaning. that’s how i started writing the lyrics for dear me.

IYA #1 fan

63,516 views • 6 months ago

Gerald Green on his time with the Miami Heat in 2016: “UD my dawg, I f*ck with UD heavy. He set that culture — that’s why D-Wade was there, that’s why D-Wade vouch for him. I f*ck with D-Wade…you can tell why they were winning rings over there. That was a good culture to be in — I enjoyed my time in Miami for sure. I got into some bullsh*t out there and they still f*cked with me — they ain’t judge me…that n**** Pat Riley came straight up and was like ‘I ain’t going to f*cking lie with you, if you’re a** wasn’t so talented I would’ve f*cking cut you’…I was like damn I need to get right…” (via Road Trippin’ Show)
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Gerald Green on his time with the Miami Heat in 2016: “UD my dawg, I f*ck with UD heavy. He set that culture — that’s why D-Wade was there, that’s why D-Wade vouch for him. I f*ck with D-Wade…you can tell why they were winning rings over there. That was a good culture to be in — I enjoyed my time in Miami for sure. I got into some bullsh*t out there and they still f*cked with me — they ain’t judge me…that n**** Pat Riley came straight up and was like ‘I ain’t going to f*cking lie with you, if you’re a** wasn’t so talented I would’ve f*cking cut you’…I was like damn I need to get right…” (via Road Trippin’ Show)

The HEAT Realm

145,529 views • 4 months ago

#beonnnie 💜: I have a t-shirt with a suit pattern printed on it, and I also packed that giant pair of slippers along with me. In the end, turns out everyone literally wore a real suit, paired it with boxer shorts, and wear slippers. I was like, "Whoa, The theme is on point!" Some of the phis brought fake mustaches, so we all gathered up. Then they were asking me, "Wait, how did you even find these in time? Where did you get them?" So I told them, "Oh, it's just stuff I already had at home." And everyone was like... "Yeah, we’re surprised by the fact that you just casually have this kind of stuff at home. Like, why do you even own these?" 💜: Okay, listen! All my friends bought those for me. That printed suit tee and those giant slippers, they were all my birthday gifts, okay?? That’s why I had them at home! I don't just randomly buy this stuff for my daily life. P'Ciize was like, "No, but how do you just have it? Why is that something you just casually have lying around your house in the first place? That's what I'm questioning." And I was like... "Yeah, true..." She was like, "What kind of person just buys this stuff to keep at home?" And I was just like... "Uh... true. Good point."
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#beonnnie 💜: I have a t-shirt with a suit pattern printed on it, and I also packed that giant pair of slippers along with me. In the end, turns out everyone literally wore a real suit, paired it with boxer shorts, and wear slippers. I was like, "Whoa, The theme is on point!" Some of the phis brought fake mustaches, so we all gathered up. Then they were asking me, "Wait, how did you even find these in time? Where did you get them?" So I told them, "Oh, it's just stuff I already had at home." And everyone was like... "Yeah, we’re surprised by the fact that you just casually have this kind of stuff at home. Like, why do you even own these?" 💜: Okay, listen! All my friends bought those for me. That printed suit tee and those giant slippers, they were all my birthday gifts, okay?? That’s why I had them at home! I don't just randomly buy this stuff for my daily life. P'Ciize was like, "No, but how do you just have it? Why is that something you just casually have lying around your house in the first place? That's what I'm questioning." And I was like... "Yeah, true..." She was like, "What kind of person just buys this stuff to keep at home?" And I was just like... "Uh... true. Good point."

Lovely

50,801 views • 2 months ago

💬 Cesc Fàbregas: On Andoni Iraola and the Liverpool players. 🎙️🗣️“We know the Liverpool analyst. They pass us the game with tactical cameras, so we can see what players like Virgil, Isak, and Wirtz are doing, where you can see things better and find many solutions. The game I liked the most was obviously Liverpool vs. PSG. I think they are two styles of play that we are very inspired by, and you can see it in how they work the line. For me, the full-back is a very important role. You saw how Frimpong and Kerkez played. They are not the most important players in the team, but they are certainly among the most important. The modern full-back has so many demands from a modern coach like Andoni Iraola. He has to come inside, come out, rotate with the midfielder, cover 60 metres of depth, counter-press, give you the ball, dribble in one-on-one situations, and carry the ball inside. It is a truly fascinating role. I really like working with full-backs individually and from a tactical perspective because, for me, it is an incredible position. Liverpool were too strong for us in this.”
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💬 Cesc Fàbregas: On Andoni Iraola and the Liverpool players. 🎙️🗣️“We know the Liverpool analyst. They pass us the game with tactical cameras, so we can see what players like Virgil, Isak, and Wirtz are doing, where you can see things better and find many solutions. The game I liked the most was obviously Liverpool vs. PSG. I think they are two styles of play that we are very inspired by, and you can see it in how they work the line. For me, the full-back is a very important role. You saw how Frimpong and Kerkez played. They are not the most important players in the team, but they are certainly among the most important. The modern full-back has so many demands from a modern coach like Andoni Iraola. He has to come inside, come out, rotate with the midfielder, cover 60 metres of depth, counter-press, give you the ball, dribble in one-on-one situations, and carry the ball inside. It is a truly fascinating role. I really like working with full-backs individually and from a tactical perspective because, for me, it is an incredible position. Liverpool were too strong for us in this.”

Styles

598,701 views • 21 days ago

🐿️ seeing yeonjun hyung do that today made me think that i really need to take care of my body 🐧 exactly 🧸 why? 🐿️ i feel like i need to completely reduce my fat percentage and put on more muscle 🧸 why? 🐧 the way i see it, you have the highest probability of making it happen 🧸 what about me? what about me? 🦊 you…you need to work out 🧸 hehehehe 🦊 it was really good when beomgyu was working out 🧸 our old vc team came yesterday 🐰 that’s right 🧸 they were like “beomgyu, what happened to the arm muscles you had?” and i was like “…i lost all of it 😞”
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🐿️ seeing yeonjun hyung do that today made me think that i really need to take care of my body 🐧 exactly 🧸 why? 🐿️ i feel like i need to completely reduce my fat percentage and put on more muscle 🧸 why? 🐧 the way i see it, you have the highest probability of making it happen 🧸 what about me? what about me? 🦊 you…you need to work out 🧸 hehehehe 🦊 it was really good when beomgyu was working out 🧸 our old vc team came yesterday 🐰 that’s right 🧸 they were like “beomgyu, what happened to the arm muscles you had?” and i was like “…i lost all of it 😞”

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53,145 views • 6 months ago

When I saw that Assassin's Creed Unity was getting a 60 FPS update for current gen consoles, I honestly could not wait to see it with my own eyes. And after playing it, I realized it is not just 60 FPS. The game also seems to be upscaled to 4K, which is absolutely insane in my opinion and the game runs incredibly smooth! Many of you know that I have never been the biggest fan of Unity. But I have to admit, maybe it is just placebo, yet it genuinely feels like the game plays better. Almost like the controller responds more precisely to what I actually want to do. I tested it properly in stealth and of course in parkour, and I have to say, it feels amazing! For PC players this might not be anything special. But for someone like me, mainly playing on console, finally being able to experience Assassin’s Creed Unity at 60 FPS is a game changer. And by the way, co op also seems to be working normally again. This is honestly crazy to see!
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When I saw that Assassin's Creed Unity was getting a 60 FPS update for current gen consoles, I honestly could not wait to see it with my own eyes. And after playing it, I realized it is not just 60 FPS. The game also seems to be upscaled to 4K, which is absolutely insane in my opinion and the game runs incredibly smooth! Many of you know that I have never been the biggest fan of Unity. But I have to admit, maybe it is just placebo, yet it genuinely feels like the game plays better. Almost like the controller responds more precisely to what I actually want to do. I tested it properly in stealth and of course in parkour, and I have to say, it feels amazing! For PC players this might not be anything special. But for someone like me, mainly playing on console, finally being able to experience Assassin’s Creed Unity at 60 FPS is a game changer. And by the way, co op also seems to be working normally again. This is honestly crazy to see!

MisterAlpha444

1,406,353 views • 6 months ago