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The aim behind the title was a mature, brutal take on the Final Fantasy series that would separate it from the rest of the franchise while still retaining connections to it.

Metal Gear Rising is an un-ironically great game.

Each team secretly submits where on the field they'd be willing to start the possession

Whoever bids closer to their own end zone gets the ball first at the spot where they bid

So if the game is 0-0 who wins?

I feel like OT possession should be a kickoff by whichever team had the ball last in regulation. The games where a team ties the score in regulation but cant defend in OT feel better than a team getting consecutive possessions like this. Ino

In hindsight it feels like the Snyder cut got good reviews due to being practically the perfect film for the time it came out.

Never even heard of it

I just reached the first point where you have 4 party members, and I'm enjoying myself! This gameplay was extremely off putting back in the olden days of high school, but I'm finding it a lot more palletable.

The author (IIRC the person behind Signal) mentioned that NFTs don't store the data on-chain but a URL that points to the data and so whoever owns that domain can just do whatever at any time. As an experiment they made their own NFT that was different depending on who looked at it since they could just have the web server serve a different image based on the IP of the viewer and advertised it as such. In a few days though it got removed for apparently violating the ToS of an NFT marketplace despite no apparent rule against it (and they were open about it.)

But the bigger thing in their opinion was that when OpenSea removed his NFT it disappeared from any crypto wallet on his device. He notes that while it might be true his NFT is in the chain somewhere, the wallet uses the OpenSea API which would now return "Content Not Found."

which idk feels like a problem that was supposed to never be able to happen so it's kind of alarming that it can

What would you call the genre of game that rpg refers to then?

I know several working artists, none of them think NFTs are a good idea that would help them in any way

It's like I always say - if the furry community had any use for NFTs we would have been using them since years ago (and we probably would have been the ones to invent them in the first place)