u/Glittering-Let9989

"It's great to be able to connect with an engineer other than what I used to have. You know, I had it for such a long time and then you kind of lose that feeling 'cause Bono is now doing it with Kimmy, and it's really great to be able to share that experience with him on that stage. Also, he's very, very quiet; you could tell it's hard for him to express his emotions. He's just smiley, and you know, giving him these big hugs and pulling him in, you know, saying thank you. And I like to think that this has probably reignited the love that he has for being an engineer, as it has done for me as a driver."

Lovely to see these two pair together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D20UWbLNAMA (Quote starts 8:25)

I don't know what it is or how to describe it but it just looks really weird or uncanny. I think Halo 3 nailed the face and 4 to some extent but this just isnt it in my opinion.

Just to clarify I don't mean slap on some makeup (like weirdos on twitter would say), just that it looks really uncanny and weird.

What do you think?

I was playing through Halo Reach again and during the campaign whenever a phantom appeared it felt like a substantial threat compared to Halo Infinites ones. Did significantly more damage, more effects when the blasts would land as well.

Though I loved the horn that the Banished ones blare out when they appear.

Anyone else feel the same?

Think it looks better then the preset you can get

I absolutely adored the first game (made a post about what I liked on this sub if your interested) and the sequel didn't disappoint.

Once again the music composed by Takeshi Furukawa is just beautiful, nothing massively different to the first but has enough of a change to show the progression but recall back to our past memories with the game.

The visuals are gorgeous as ever, love the art style of a painting like design, vibrant and pretty with plenty of eye candy on top of the new biomes and locations that we get to explore.

The story progresses Lanas and Muis journey, it manages to keep the intrigue around the space faring civilisation dpesite what was revealed in the first game which was fun to learn about as your revealed more details. It sets up a 3rd installment very well, or not as the ending for now can be interpreted however you like to, up to the studio if they want to (please do it!!!!!)

Gameplay is also a progression of the first, again nothing drastic or different but it's enough where it's refreshing but familiar as well as puzzles requiring more thought and consideration which I liked alot.

Planet of Lana 2 is a wonderful game, it took me about 9hrs to finish though I did take my time and walked alot through location to location, probably looking at 7ish hours of playtime for a standard playthrough. Very much worth the price being offered for the experience visually, musically, gameplay and story wide.

Thanks for reading if you did!