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Ace Combat 8 impressions after six hours of playtime (thanks Bandai): ▫️ Visual fidelity is insane ▫️ Fast paced, satisfying aerial combat ▫️ Massive boss battles ▫️ Stronger focus on narrative, the first mission alone is crazy ▫️ Better onboarding tools for newcomers such as a dedicated training mode ▫️ Huge amount of customization with 30 planes to unlock, new weapons, new parts, and more ▫️ Equip two special weapons for the first time (Multi-lock missiles, Cluster Bombs, and more) ▫️ Squadmate loadouts can also be fully customized (or you can let the game decide) ▫️ Mission design is varied and creative ▫️ Volumetric cloud system has been overhauled, now impacting gameplay even more ▫️ Four different categories of planes - Fighters, Attack Jets, Multi-Role, and new Electronic Warfare vehicles ▫️ New EW class can use EMPs, Radar Jammers, and more ▫️ Squadmates will accompany you on missions and you can issue Squad Commands at any time (watch my back, lure an enemy, focus fire) ▫️ Fully explore the Endurance ship in first person and get to know your squadmates and interact with crew members ▫️ Ace Online mode is confirmed to be the "biggest online mode ever" ▫️ Story takes place in 2029 after a surprise attack leads to a war between the FCU and the Republic of Sotoa (bad guys) ▫️ Releasing October 2nd on PS5, Xbox, and PC #AceCombat8 #AceCombat

Ace Combat 8 impressions after six hours of playtime (thanks Bandai): ▫️ Visual fidelity is insane ▫️ Fast paced, satisfying aerial combat ▫️ Massive boss battles ▫️ Stronger focus on narrative, the first mission alone is crazy ▫️ Better onboarding tools for newcomers such as a dedicated training mode ▫️ Huge amount of customization with 30 planes to unlock, new weapons, new parts, and more ▫️ Equip two special weapons for the first time (Multi-lock missiles, Cluster Bombs, and more) ▫️ Squadmate loadouts can also be fully customized (or you can let the game decide) ▫️ Mission design is varied and creative ▫️ Volumetric cloud system has been overhauled, now impacting gameplay even more ▫️ Four different categories of planes - Fighters, Attack Jets, Multi-Role, and new Electronic Warfare vehicles ▫️ New EW class can use EMPs, Radar Jammers, and more ▫️ Squadmates will accompany you on missions and you can issue Squad Commands at any time (watch my back, lure an enemy, focus fire) ▫️ Fully explore the Endurance ship in first person and get to know your squadmates and interact with crew members ▫️ Ace Online mode is confirmed to be the "biggest online mode ever" ▫️ Story takes place in 2029 after a surprise attack leads to a war between the FCU and the Republic of Sotoa (bad guys) ▫️ Releasing October 2nd on PS5, Xbox, and PC #AceCombat8 #AceCombat

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🇺🇸 CHAMATH: GAMING IS BIGGER THAN SOCIAL MEDIA - AND EA DEAL COULD BREAK IT WIDE OPEN "Video games are the anchor of usage across the entire internet. In many ways, it's much bigger than social networking. You have distribution gatekeepers trying to raise money and take share, and then you have the original IP owners who have not had a well-funded way of fighting back. If you take an asset like this private, it helps you find ways of distribution outside the scope of Xbox and PlayStation, so you can take more of your share. If you do those things, this is a multi-hundred billion dollar asset." Source: The All-In Podcast, Chamath Palihapitiya

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