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"Decisive Battle! Ping An Jing is a top-ranking "Yin and Yang Division" IP fair play MOBA hand-rolled by NetEase. This feature is:
——Great Yinyang Teacher
As the first MOBA mobile game created by NetEase games, "decisive battle! Pingjing has inherited Netease's heavy IP, "Onmyoji," and the game brings a brand new MOBA experience based on the original rich character architecture. The players will control the popular gods such as the Big Tengu, the Chiba Boys, and the Twilight Birds. They will cast cool and gorgeous skills and enjoy the new combat pleasure unique to MOBA's mobile games.
- Aestheticism and style
"decisive battle! Ping An Jing continues the delicate aesthetic style of the "Yin and Yang Division," and blends perfectly with the Ping Jing period, making people feel as if they are in the beautiful and mysterious world of monsters. At the same time, the game invited the top seiyuu of China and Japan to dub the game, and the Japanese dubbing used the original luxury seiyuu line of "Onmyoji" to bring players more original game experience.
——Fancy style enriches skill combinations
"decisive battle! "Ping Jing" uses 4 types of God skills + 2 universal spells to bring more skill combinations and tactical changes; unique and interesting set of skills to bring greater operational space; innovative map settings and fog system, then It will make the battle more strategic, allowing players to fully experience the new charm of MOBA mobile games.
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"decisive battle! "Peaceful Beijing" bids farewell to the Rune system and replaces it with any "Yin and Yang technique" that any player can collaborate with. Players can use their own tactical strategies to freely collaborate with "yin and yang techniques" to make the game more varied. Moreover, there is no payment system that affects the battle value in the game, so that a true green fair play can be achieved!
In addition,
The music of the game is produced by the famous Japanese musician Mr. Mei Linmao.
The top seiyuu from China and Japan were invited to play the game. The Japanese voice dubbed the original seiyuu elite seiyuu lineup.
A list of Chinese voice actors (in no particular order):
Ajie Baixue Baomu Zhongyang
Bian Jiang Chen Jiaheng Cheng Yuzhu
Vinegar and vinegar
Ghost month Haifan Hong Haitian
Huang Wei Ji Guanlin Li Shimeng
Li Shirong Li Xiangsheng Lin Kailing
Lin Lan Liu Beichen Liu Jie
Liu Xiaoying Qiao Shiyu
Shan Xin Shen Dawei Shen Lei
Four-knife shines
Tu Tehameng Wang Yi Wu Lei
Xia Lei Xia Yike Crescent Moon Ice
Xu Jiaqi Yu Mengmeng Yang Menglu
Yang Ou Yang Tianxiang
Zhang Kai Zhang Yue
Zhang Hao Zhang Zhen Zhao Ling
Zhao Ming Zhao Yi Suzaku Orange
A list of Japanese voice actors (in no particular order):
A year ago my manager at work started a game hour on Thursdays for our small group of 5. Between the 2 of us we brought in new games every week for several months that could be played for 5 non-gamers. My manager up and left us last week, but I hope to continue the gaming. Only now we are going to get between 7 and 10 each week. Which makes it more challenging, unless I just bring in 2 copies of Codenames (1 Hebrew and 1 English) each week. That will be the default option.
Meanwhile I haven't touched my book. But I went to South Africa and came back. Pictures on Facebook. I usually tell a travelogue on my blog, and I may still do that. I didn't play much on the trip.
There is something to say about my game It's Alive, which I will say when I can say it.
I've never had a harder time writing a blog post. I have no lack of inspiration when it comes to writing about the pairing described in the lengthy title above, but I don't want to write it. I want to play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Those of you who have played the game surely understand, but you're probably not reading this right now, as you have yet another dragon to kill, or another lord to assassinate, or perhaps another mischievous demi-god to have a drinking contest with. These are the joys of Skyrim that I could be experiencing right now if I weren't blogging. But enough whining. As is most obvious by now, I like Skyrim. It is a huge, engrossing game, along the lines of Fallout 3 crossed with Baldur's gate. After about 30 hours of gameplay, I feel like I have only just scratched its surface.
I've often said that fantasy games are among the easiest games to find booze pairings for. Any number of British bitters or barleywines would work well enough with Skyrim. Mead would be another very obvious pairing. But I felt compelled to take things a step further. The game is all about letting players tailor their own experience, and I wanted to similarly tailor a booze to pair with it. I wanted something appropriate for Skyrim's fantasy setting, and also mild enough that it would not stop me from playing the game for many, many consecutive hours. I opted to try out a recipe that my brother and I have been working on for our soon-to-be brewpub.
The beer that I brewed for Skyrim was inspired by two classic European styles: The English mild ale and the Belgian Trappist abbey dubbel. You can find the recipe here. Dark caramel malts and dark Belgian candi sugar gave the beer a deep reddish-brown color and a smooth, bittersweet flavor with subtle notes of plum. At about 4% alcohol by volume, it was eminently chuggable, particularly when served in the large tankard shown above. When I sat down to try out this pairing, I had just concluded a long day of brewing (unrelated to video games), and I was very full from eating a large amount of cake. For some reason my blood sugar always seems to plummet when I brew, but this time I was prepared. Fortunately, the lightness of my mild dubbel allowed for me to drink plenty of it, despite having eaten about half of a cake in the preceding hours. Anyway, I had a great time slaying things and smithing things and drinking my ale. I highly recommend this pairing to anyone who is a big enough nerd to brew a beer specifically to drink with a video game.
Orthodox sequel, innovative shooting! "Contra: Return" is a horizontal version of the shooting game developed jointly by Tencent and KONAMI. Restore classic Contra gameplay and challenge BOSS with your brother! Innovation adds PVP competition to achieve real-time 1V1, 3V3 battle; rich barrage and weapons take you to challenge the ever-changing battlefield; continuation of the classic double mode, the whole team firepower full open! The elite gathered, the king returned, let us fight together, and play shoulder to shoulder!
[Game Features]
1. Orthodox sequel: Tencent and KONAMI teamed together to create a sequel to the classic "Contra" series;
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4, Action Shooting: A new generation of exciting 3D horizontal version of the innovative shooting mobile game;
5, classic art: classic engraved, with the addition of modern, science fiction elements.
[Special statement]
In the game "Contra: Return", users log on using platform account (QQ or WeChat), and the data of WeChat and mobile QQ are not interoperable. The game token "diamond" purchased by the user in the game is limited to use in this application. Tencent platform virtual currency, such as Q coins; Q point can not be used in the game. All the lucky draw activities in "Contra: Return" have nothing to do with Apple, and the final interpretation right belongs to Tencent.
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Ashurbanipal receives messengers at the royal court warning the Elamites are mustering a large army intent on crushing the Assyrians. Ashurpanipal quietly absorbs the news. The master of war has been waiting for this opportunity to once more glorify himself and the nation in battle......He stands up form the throne with fire in his eyes.."Let there be war" Painted up these fine Cavalry quite a few years ago. Will multi base them into units of 5 later for To The Strongest (Impetus sizes as usual). The figures are from Eureka 28mm Elamite range. Some very nice detail on them and go well with Foundry Assyrian range. They could also serve as Babylonians.
This week, club-renowned 3D artist Joseph Scheidemandel delivered his best advice for producing fluid, consistent 2D animation! Stop being so good at so many things, Joseph!
His slides are here! You may recognize Joseph's animations from this Spring's game-jam-winning Wulfric and Pip, the only game I know of with a 20-frame animation for throwing a box. Also, art professor Joseph Farbrook gave us an overview of the classes being offered for 3D art next semester! They're open to students outside of the art department, but only if you get his permission first, so be sure to let him know if you're interested! Weekly Announcements
Our final game night is this Friday! We'll be going all-out on this one, with more snacks than we've ever offered, Smash Brothers and Hearthstone tournaments and, of course, the usual smorgasboard of board games.
We finally have a Discord server! This will be the best way to stay connected with other club members. Share things you've made, ask for advice, or just talk! Click here to join.
Hey, what's that buried at the bottom of your trick-or-treating pillowcase? No, it's not a copy of Time Lord -- it's another Legacy Music Hour mixtape! And while Halloween is all about celebrating...
The Legacy Music Hour was created by Brent Weinbach and Rob F. specifically for the purpose of talking about video game music from the golden age of gaming (16-bit and earlier).
My apologies! The day just flew right by and I only realized I forgot to write an update about three hour ago! Another packed week, but mostly bug fixes, so let's dive in!
I've written a bit about this before, but today I'd like to discuss one of the most fun things that I've found to do on Storium - ending a challenge with a Strong ending by playing a Weakness card.
Sometimes, you find yourself with a really fascinating opportunity on Storium. You're writing the final move on a challenge, and it is definitely going Strong - there's only one card slot left, for instance, and at least 2 more Strong cards have been played than Weakness cards, so even if you play a Weakness card, it's still going to be 1 up on Strong.
These are amazingly fun writing opportunities, and I encourage you to make the most of them.
Play a Weakness card...and make it just as Weak as you normally would! Your character screws up, or stumbles, or otherwise expresses his Weakness. It's just that in the end, the challenge succeeds despite him.
Don't have his Weakness lead him to victory - instead, have victory happen despite his weakness.
The other characters' efforts succeed. They win the day. He almost screws things up for everybody...but they'd done well enough before that point that it didn't end up mattering.
This is one of your best possible opportunities to make someone else...or everybody else...awesome.
You can take the time to build up how well someone else did. You can show how the situation is set up perfectly to go to the Strong outcome. Then, you take it one step farther - you show how you make a mistake, how you screw things up...but because things were set up so well to begin with, or because someone else is doing what they're doing and doing it so well, things go right anyway.
It isn't luck. It isn't happenstance. It's the efforts of the other characters involved, acting along the lines they've acted in prior to your move, using the Strengths they've put down before. You nearly mess everything up...but they either save the day, or have already put things in such a good state that your screw-up is a drop in the bucket.
Some of my favorite moves on Storium have been the points where I've had the opportunity to write this way: Where I could show just how good the other characters have been in a challenge by having my character seriously screw up...but letting the group win the day anyway. The other players feel great because you gave them recognition and made them look like a million bucks...and you? You get a really, really powerful character moment out of it.
You can hit your character hard from a moment like this - a moment where everyone else looks good, and he looks bad. You can use it to push him to change. You can inspire a difference in attitude. Maybe it's negative - feelings of inferiority or questioning of his skills. But maybe it's positive - a new respect for other characters, or the discovery of a mentor who can help him exceed his current limits.
So when a moment like this comes up in a story, don't just toss out a Weakness card just to get rid of one. Don't look at it that way. Look at it as a great opportunity to really make other people look good, and to really draw comparisons between your character's failings and someone else's strengths. This is an excellent, amazing chance to develop your character and make other people look their best at the same time. Take advantage of it!
For around half a decade from the mid 1980s, Taito were one of if not the kings of arcade platform games. Rainbow Islands, Rastan Saga and The New Zealand Story were just some of the classics released by the Japanese company during this time, and these games are still enjoyed by gamers today.
Spotting an opportunity, UK based Ocean Software would licence many a Taito title for conversion to the various home computer platforms of the day. All three of the above titles, for example, were snapped up by the gaming giant, and saw release either under the Ocean or Imagine brand.
Among their numerous licenses was a 1990 Taito release by the name of Liquid Kids. A colourful side-scrolling platform affair, this was ported to the Amiga by arcade conversion specialists (check out the quality of their Toki and Pang conversions) Ocean France.
I remember looking forward to the release of Liquid Kids for the Amiga, and then, after months of waiting, reading in an issue of Amiga Power magazine that Ocean had decided the market had changed and that it would no longer be publishing the game despite it being pretty much complete.
A number of years later I recall swapping a few emails with Paul Carrington of Vulcan Software, who'd seen a post of mine on Usenet relating to the unreleased Amiga game. Paul was asking for more information on the title and was considering contacting Ocean with an idea of releasing it on his own Vulcan Software label.
However far (if at all) discussions got with Ocean we'll probably never know. One thing I do know is that the game vanished from trace until 2003 when Galahad of Fairlight got hold of a copy, fixed umpteen bugs, spelling mistakes, disk routines and much more besides.
Finally, after almost a decade and a half, the Amiga version of Liquid Kids was available to Amiga users.
So, why am I talking about a game that surfaced on our favourite platform some 12 years ago? Well, one of the recent Playguide and Review videos by the Lemon Amiga team is this very game, and I had a feeling that this may have been a title that had passed a good number of Amiga users by.
If you're one of these people, check out the Lemon Amiga video below, and then continue down for a Liquid Kids download link.
If the above has whetted your appetite for this game you can download the WHDload version for your Amiga via this link on the WHDownload web site.
While I feel the Amiga version of Liquid Kids isn't up to the same standard of polish as some earlier Ocean France arcade to Amiga conversions I still think it's worth checking out and spending some time on. It's a fun little game, and it's a real shame that it failed to see a commercial release back in the day.
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