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I’ve played the 4 main titles fairly extensively as well as consumed a lot of Batman media in general so my knowledge on the lore is pretty decent. My answers will be restricted to the Arkham Universe only though in order to stay on topic.

This is an old concept I’ve used in some of my favourite series (Overlord and Black Clover) and it’s really fun engaging with other fans of the series. I’ve looked through the rules and it doesn’t seem to violate any. I’ll make sure every question is answered, in detail.

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With the ability to slot 1 gear into some Kuku stuff now, I’m looking to create a busted build. Preferably unarmed because I recently got the Combat God gloves. I main a 2H with all R2 abilities pretty much the whole game so I want to experiment with different styles.

I’ve seen many clips of unarmed combat and it looks insane so I want to try it out.

I’m also looking to make traversal gear for running around the map but I think movement speed gears should solve this unless I’m missing a mechanic?

I have the 3 elemental resistance armours on me at all times which I can switch between depending on the region so that’s not an issue.

Please give me some advice on fun builds to make!

I came across a post suggesting French media in order to learn the culture from a natural source.

I’ve personally been captivated by a German show called Dark (Highly recommended!!).

And so it got me thinking, what shows represent British culture the best? Because we then have to dive into our sub national culture (English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish catered media).

If I had to coach someone on how to integrate into society naturally and be British, some shows I would suggest are:

Bodyguard - Get used to an Edinburgh accent, see how police and social services communicate with each other. Full of little bits of British idioms and actions.

Top Gear - On the fly humour and packed with sarcasm. Loads of cultural jokes and political jokes.

Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Need I say more?

Rise of the foot soldier - A look into football hooliganism culture that was at its peak, a huge part of British portrayal for years, this gives a look into it from a somewhat true account.

Educating [Comprehensive School] - British students and how we go about our school routine.

What are movies/shows you’d recommend to someone that’s looking to immerse themselves in British culture?

NO WW2 - Sick of it, I want to pit 5th gen fighters against eachother. Merkava IV vs Challenger 2, etc.

I really enjoy the tactical aspect of HOI4, ability to raise divisions, name them, assign to army groups, attaching air wings to armies. I particularly love what Millenium Dawn does but I can’t deal with the crashing anymore.

I don’t care a lot about how bad the resource management is because it’s a system I’ll have to overcome if the game is good.

Not opposed to fictional weapons/equipment/setting but realistic stuff is preferable - will tale sci-fi if the options aren’t great.

Base building would be a HUGE plus, similar to how C&C used to do it but I understand if this isn’t a realistic condition.

I’ve seen this question asked roughly every year so I’m hoping to compile decent 2026 suggestions for those also browsing around currently.

Please bear in mind that this question doesn’t just relate to war/conflict. I’m interested to see what will change, can we expect an Israeli gaming community being pushed? An Israeli food community doing a worldwide tour? Israeli movie/tv production?

Or if you want to talk about the war/political points go ahead.

Interested in engaging with responses!

Hello! I’ve been looking into the lives of Prophets and their stories in Islam and a lot of figures are usually shared with all 3 Abrahamic faiths.

This led me to discovering the story of Prophet Suleiman (May God be Pleased with Him) or King Solomon, as known in Judaism and Christianity.

His story is probably the most interesting and action packed life, from having the gift to converse with and command animals, command the jin (spirits) to do as he liked, supposedly had some sort of object that enabled him to fly, was in possession of a book known as “The Book of Solomon” which supposedly contained forbidden knowledge on how to perform magic!

One of the craziest stories I remember reading was how he died. He commanded to Jin (spirits) to construct something and they were terrified of him so they did without question. He died whilst leaning on his walking stick but the Jin (spirits) didn’t realise and carried on working out of fear. It was only when an insect eventually consumed the stick and the body collapsed that the Jin (spirits) finally saw they were free and fled instantly!

I’m sure there are many stories about such a person but I want to know how he is portrayed in Judaism. How does he affect the way to look at life, if so? Do you think there’s a point in your life where you’ve had to reflect back on his teachings? Let me know what you think!

I’ve always been interested in how the WB is split into Areas A,B and C. This would also mean that movement would have to be different depending on citizenship. Especially when moving between Areas A/B to C.

I’m also aware that Hebron is carved up in a different way (H2?). I haven’t looked into this much but I’m interested to dive deeper.

My question is, if an Israeli and Palestinian (both residents of Hebron) started from Hebron and had to get to the Dome of Rock, how different would their journeys be and what obstacles would they have to overcome in today’s conditions?