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Minor spoilers for Crow Country ahead

Just finished Crow Country and I’m both terrified and intrigued by the broader themes which the title explores.

Briefly, it's a nostalgic survival horror game that pays homage to the early survival horror titles such as Alone in the Dark, Resident Evil and so on. Also, it's a fairly short experience that you can finish in a couple of sittings.

At first, you think that some kind of mutant/paranormal/alien/evil-science stuff is happening, has led to the appearance of mutilated, aggressive humanoids in a theme park. But as the story unfolds, you come to understand that it’s a story of human exploitation of natural resources and avarice, which

Lately I’ve been feeling totally overloaded with information — news, social media, newsletters, random articles… it’s just non-stop.

I still want to stay informed, but honestly, half the time it feels like I’m wasting brainpower on stuff that doesn’t even matter. I scroll, read headlines, jump between apps — and by the end of the day, I can’t even remember what was important.

So I’m wondering — how do you deal with this?

• How do you usually get your news?
• What annoys you most about it?
• Do you ever feel like there’s just too much noise?
• How do you decide what’s actually worth your attention?
• Have you ever quit news sources or social media just to take a break?
• If you could only

Lately I’ve been feeling totally overloaded with information — news, social media, newsletters, random articles… it’s just non-stop.

I still want to stay informed, but honestly, half the time it feels like I’m wasting brainpower on stuff that doesn’t even matter. I scroll, read headlines, jump between apps — and by the end of the day, I can’t even remember what was important.

So I’m wondering — how do you deal with this?

• How do you usually get your news?
• What annoys you most about it?
• Do you ever feel like there’s just too much noise?
• How do you decide what’s actually worth your attention?
• Have you ever quit news sources or social media just to take a break?
• If you could only

Lately I’ve been feeling totally overloaded with information — news, social media, newsletters, random articles… it’s just non-stop.

I still want to stay informed, but honestly, half the time it feels like I’m wasting brainpower on stuff that doesn’t even matter. I scroll, read headlines, jump between apps — and by the end of the day, I can’t even remember what was important.

So I’m wondering — how do you deal with this?

• How do you usually get your news?
• What annoys you most about it?
• Do you ever feel like there’s just too much noise?
• How do you decide what’s actually worth your attention?
• Have you ever quit news sources or social media just to take a break?
• If you could only

Hey devs,
do you use any tools or services to collect feedback from players inside the game?
Like giving them a quick survey or just a way to drop random feedback.
Bonus points if it can later show some aggregation — e.g. by build number or date.

Hey devs,
do you use any tools or services to collect feedback from players inside the game?
Like giving them a quick survey or just a way to drop random feedback.
Bonus points if it can later show some aggregation — e.g. by build number or date.

Sup guys, looking for clan. Current HZE = 2929 and going strong.
At the time, log in almost every day, primary on weekdays

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Top-down 2d puzzle

Estimated year of release: 1998-2006

Graphics/art style: Windows XP games style, low poly textures, yet aiming not at any art style, but at realism. Floor style at some locations was- brown tiles.

Notable characters: There was black and white balls. You certainly control black ball, and maybe white at some time.

Notable gameplay mechanics: There were pit falls, some pockets at which your ball will sink in. Ball had momentum, and bounced off walls after collision. There were some ability to jump, and cause game is 2d top down, it at first get bigger as in "flying up", and after get smaller to normal size as landing.

Platform(s): PC, DOS

Genre: Side-on platformer

Estimated year of release: 1994-2004

Graphics/art style: Pixelart. Thematically - medieval fantasy-fairy tail. Remember, in some of first levels. There was a massive dark blue bricks castle background, at some places, and sky background at others.

Notable characters: Only remember, that there were hopping chinese zombies as enemies

Notable gameplay mechanics: It was fast paced to me as a kid, with some platforms, powerups and monsters.

Other details: Menu screen of the game was stylized to village, and exit was in well.

I've been struggling with this question for a while, read a bunch of articles like:

[Razor Pages AJAX FORM][1]

[MSDN ASP.NET Core RESTfull Web API][2]

And didn't grasp a proper way.

In my current project I have:

1. Form in my view:

<form method="delete" asp-route="ProductCatalogSingle">
    <input hidden type="number" name="Id" value="@Model.Id" />
    <input type="submit" class="btn btn-dark" value="Delete" />
</form>

2. Which is must send Delete request to my action:

// Controller have [Route("product-catalog")] attribute 

[HttpDelete("product", Name = "ProductCatalogSingle")]
public async Task<IActionResult> DeleteSingleItem(int id

Just opend montly reward and get golden mana wyrm to regular rak-5-epic. And what you should thinks, it disenchanded for full 400 dust cost. Sending <3 <3 <3 Team 5!

Let get straight to the point. Today I decided to spend some money on beloved PoE to finaly get opportunity to easy-trade. Recentlly I swithced from Steam vesion to Standalone, cause steam was staggering hard with any minor 10mb update, scrambling all of game files each time. So I find myself cannot use Steam purchase, and GGG site was offering me only Xsolla service to pay. After a couple times resulting in errors, I knocked on support door. Then attach diaolge happend.

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https://imgur.com/a/brnOJW3
(screens in Russian)

https://pastebin.com/tMRJ8sMn
(and script in English)

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**TL;DR: They accused