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Last time a thief stole a package, I installed a package mail box. To prevent theft. The mailbox works now, but a guy breaks into my backyard, then my garage, and steals an e-bike.

I have more videos. They just won’t all fit into one. This is the video that shows his face, hence I chose to upload this one.

This is just a wild guess based on the trailer, and I could be 100% wrong.

A lot of Chinese kids grew up watching the 2010 series Heavenly Ghost Catcher, also known as Ghost Catcher.

While the show itself was pretty meh, in my opinion, Zhong Kui’s original lore is sparse and loosely defined enough that creators can take it in almost any direction they like.

In the Black Myth: Zhong Kui trailer, we see a man dressed in black fighting alongside us, while our character is noticeably dressed in white.

This immediately reminded me of two characters from the Ghost Catcher series: Liu Hanyan and Wang Fuqu, Zhong Kui’s sworn brothers.

Liu Hanyan appears to draw elements from Du Ping, the scholar who was a close friend of Zhong Kui in the traditional legend. In the show, however, Liu Hanyan is a fellow scholar who decides to pursue demon hunting alongside Zhong Kui. He is also traditionally shown wearing white.

Wang Fuqu, on the other hand, favours black and other darker colours. Before joining Zhong Kui, he was a bandit.

Sound familiar?

The man in black from the trailer wears a hood and carries a large curved blade. That obviously doesn’t prove he is a bandit, but his clothing, weapon, and overall rougher appearance give him a very outlaw-like silhouette.

When placed beside the more refined, white-clad protagonist, the visual contrast feels remarkably similar to Liu Hanyan and Wang Fuqu.

What makes the resemblance even more interesting is that the man in black isn’t merely a background NPC. He actively fights beside us! and the two even perform a coordinated attack together.

This makes them appear to be an established pair rather than strangers.
I’m not necessarily saying that these characters are literally Liu Hanyan and Wang Fuqu, but I do wonder whether Game Science drew inspiration from that familiar interpretation of Zhong Kui’s companions: a refined, white-clad scholar accompanied by a rougher, dark-clad fighter with a bandit background.

Like I said, I could be completely wrong. I just noticed a few possible connections and thought I would share them. Let me know what you all think!

We have a little box containing blessings. Just a little family tradition for good luck that we keep at the front door. I guess the package thief thought it was a package and took it. I’m going to report it to the police now, but here’s a video. Be careful, everyone.

You transferred here one month after the school year began.
Unfortunately for you, the only seat left was in the notorious Class D3.
Chairs get thrown. Desks get broken. Fights break out almost every day. Students learn more about throwing punches than solving equations.
Congratulations.
You're one of them now.

Experience this scenario on FictionLab! https://fictionlab.ai/?scenario=019f672c-1ae6-72a2-8005-1722d4877c19

I got my legion go s. After deciding to join the club instead of getting another Steam Deck. There was almost instantly a lot of differences I felt day one.

Before anything, I just want to say I LOVE the Legion Go S.

However, below are things that are different and I hope someone who has switched or is considering. Should know.

1. Battery.
2. When it comes to battery, I don’t really know which one is stronger. However, I think the Steam Deck optimizes every game battery consumption automatically for you.

When I play heavy, demanding games like Cyberpunk or RDR2 or even Black Myth: Wukong, the battery on the Steam Deck lasted 1 and a half hours. On smaller indie games it will last anywhere from 4-5 hours.

Regardless of the game, on the Steam Deck, I never had to worry about optimizing battery.

For the Legion Go S, I decided to start with a relaxing, small indie game as the first thing I test. I picked a game called Twinkleby. It’s simple, very undemanding, And omg, it drained the battery in an hour 😂.

A small indie game like Twinkleby would have lasted at least 5 hours on my Steam Deck. Probably longer. But for the Legion Go S, I had to search up how to optimize it by tweaking TPD, FPS, and resolution. That made it MUCH better. Letting me play it for 5 hours.

The configuration I used was 1600x1000 resolution, 12 W TDP, 40 FPS.

Worked like magic. I just have to tweak for every game I play now.

2. Software.
   This one I hadn’t found too many things that are different. It is actually much more convenient than the Steam Deck I found. And I love the joystick glowing effect I have the option of.

However, one thing I dislike on the Legion Go S compared to the Steam Deck is the startup animation. It always seems to cut short at the end, instead of a seamless transition like the Steam Deck. Not a huge deal. But just something I noticed.

I, of course, don’t need to get into how the Legion Go S is a BEAST compared to the Steam Deck in terms of RAM and etc. The fan cooling system is also MUCH louder than the steam deck. That must mean it’s better right? ( Jk jk)

3. Aesthetic.
   This is not very important, but there are so many pretty cases available for the Steam Deck but not for the Legion Go S. Compared to my Nintendo Switch 2 case, my Legion Go S case is a country bumpkin.

Also some of the thumb grips didn’t work. I had to settle for the spring flower theme. Because the autumn theme I had prepared kept sliding around.

4. Joystick.

I don’t know if this is a me experience thing or something others have. But the joysticks sometimes drift? Or get stuck? Like if I’m leaning left and I let go, it keeps going left. It’s not a huge deal. But maybe it’s happening just because it’s new. Any tips would be appreciated.

Side note: The metal ring is gorgeous, compared to Steam Deck’s plastic bulb.
Everything feels very premium.

I have been farming for Primo 5 star steam blaster. Farming for SO LONG. I tried bottomless buffet 4-6 floors, random dens. What I find the most time effective for me is doing these crystal beaches. I choose Inlet something. I ignore the meter and just continuing to farm crystal after crystal.

I leveled up 3-4 times. Picture are of the things I got. I been doing this on repeat for 3 DAYS NOW!

I am at my wits end. Please it just won’t give it to me. I’ve gotten so many weapons I have no interest in. Is there anyway to increase the chance of drop?

I tried changing the weapon I used into something from a different category. I don’t know anymore.

Okay, so I am, of course, very much enjoying Splatoon Raiders. I stopped playing the original Splatoon 3 and 2 because I’m not a very competitive person. And there are MANY talented people on there. What I did love was Salmon Run. And Raiders is basically Salmon Run but its own game!

Now back to what I was saying about the arcade. OMG, I STRUGGLED. I think mining took the longest for me. So here are some tips and tricks for each one.

1. Mining.

You need 6,000 points for an A rank.
The goal is to accelerate when you can to gain more speed and dig deeper. However, when you accelerate… well, you can’t do any emergency swerves. So LET GO! Accelerate when you’re in the clear and do mild swerving with the pathway. When you see a bolder. Release the accelerate button 1 second before it so that you can swerve around it.

Collect the time shards. For the time shard that looks like a sideways V, aim for the 2nd crystal on the top. Going through allows you to collect them all.

2. Hopping.

This one is fun. But frustrating. Like the rest of the games, lol.

The tip is to stay calm. Don’t get greedy. What I like to do is patiently chase the crystals that pop up. Going back and forth across the screen. Pausing when there’s a saucer and hitting when needed. Don’t get greedy and try to aim for every saucer. Do try to get rid of the land ones when you can, though.

3. Juggling

Okay, this is the REALEST tip I can give you. GET A SECOND PLAYER. I asked my sister to play one Joy-Con, and I play another. It took us 4 tries, and we got it.

Another tip is to count: 1.2.3.4.5 when it comes on your side. It helps with rhythm.

4. Landing

Don’t worry about crystal or landing. If you get it? Great. Go for time.
I really hated this one. A lot. But surprisingly, it didn’t take terribly long. Really is just physics and hand-eye coordination.

Finally, here’s a tip that applies to all these games: REST.

Seriously, I like the 5-attempt rule. Play 5 times, rest. Watch a few shorts on your phone, play 3 rounds on the game. Do something! Don’t try again and again and again. It gets frustrating, your fingers hurt, and apparently my eyes start wandering.

Anyway, good luck everyone! I believe in you! If anyone has any other tips. Feel free to share below.

For those who don’t know. This from a game called Splatoon Raiders. You defeat fish with weapons attached, which actually is a little bit like GYO, only cuter?

Happy it came but sad one of them has a little crease.

Worst of all I can’t even transport the darling to Pokemon home 😭