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A year and a half after soft launching, Supercell’s latest action-packed title Brawl Stars has been released globally. With all of the in-game advertising in Supercell’s other hit games Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, Brawl Stars is destined to be a hit. But is it worth your time? Keeping reading for the full Brawl Stars review. A whole new world Brawl Stars is Supercell’s first new game in more than two years, and it’s a significant departure from the two Clash games that the company is best known for. This title trades the goofy barbarians, giants, and skeletons for a colorful cast of characters, called Brawlers.currently 22 characters to unlock, each with a unique basic and special attack. Character designs are great, as are the animations and voice acting. To unlock new Brawlers, you’ll need to either open Brawl Boxes and Big Boxes through gameplay or purchase them for real money in the store. Your chances to unlock a new Brawler increase the longer you go without finding one, but it will still take months (or years) to unlock all of them. Brawl Stars is gorgeous Regardless of the grind, Brawl Stars looks and sounds amazing. The cell-shaded top-down graphics feature a level of polish a step above any of Supercell’s previous games, which is really saying something at this point. It’s difficult to pin Brawl Stars to a specific genre, but it’s a mix of MOBA and quick-action hero shooter, with a dash of battle royale for good measure (it’s 2018, after all). That’s a lot to take in, but if anyone can pull off an ambitious new style of mobile game, it’s Supercell, right? The first game mode (or Event) you’ll find yourself in is Gem Grab, where two teams of three try to collect 10 gems and hold onto them without dying until the countdown expires. There are several other 3v3 Events, like the deathmatch-style Bounty and the base-defense-esque Heist. There’s even a soccer mode called Brawl Ball that was added to the game just prior to release. Getting around the arena In each match you move your character around using the left joystick (or by tapping on the screen, if that’s your thing), and shoot by dragging the right joystick in any direction and releasing. You have limited ammo, which replenishes at different speeds depending on which character you’re using. As you land shots, your super meter fills up, and can be executed by dragging yet another joystick and releasing. Movement and shooting are pretty smooth for mobile, but don’t expect anywhere near the precision of console or PC action games. Movement feels loose, so making tight turns around corners or even coming to a complete stop in the right spot is tough. This isn’t news for anyone who has played similar mobile action games, but it can be frustrating for the uninitiated. While gameplay is fun, it’s leaning much further toward the casual side of gaming than Clash Royale. Considering Supercell wants to bill this as another mobile esport title, it doesn’t quite seem to fit. Sure, there’s plenty of skill involved, much more than their other competitive title Clash Royale, but it feels and looks like a really well-polished casual game, which might make it a hard sell as an esport.

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A World War One-era German hand grenade has been found among a delivery of potatoes shipped from France to a crisp factory in Hong Kong, police say. The muddy device, which was 3in (8cm) wide, was "in an unstable condition" because it had been discharged but had failed to detonate, officials said. It was discovered at the Calbee crisp-making factory in the eastern Sai Kung district on Saturday morning. The bombe de terre was safely detonated on site by bomb disposal officers. "All the information to date suggests that the grenade was imported from France together with the other potatoes," Superintendant Wong Ho-hon told reporters. He added that the device was defused using a "high-pressure water firing technique".It is believed to have been dug up accidentally with potatoes planted in a field in France before being exported. "The grenade was likely to have been left behind, dropped by soldiers there during the war, or left there after it was thrown," Dave Macri, a military historian, told the South China Morning Post. Last year, thousands of people were forced to evacuate a busy commercial area of Hong Kong while police defused a "severely damaged" World War Two bomb found on a construction site. It was the second to be found in Hong Kong within the same week.

A Venezuelan air force general has defected from President Nicolas Maduro's administration as anti-government protests take place in Caracas. General Francisco Yanez called on people to participate in demonstrations against the socialist leader's rule, and claimed 90% of the country's armed forces are against Mr Maduro. He embattled president proposed holding congressional elections early in a speech to his supporters on Saturday, after hundreds of thousands of marchers flooded the streets of Caracas to demand his resignation. Many had flags and placards as they supported opposition leader Juan Guaido's calls for democratic elections. The protesters planned to converge on the European Union headquarters in eastern Caracas from five staging areas around the city. But... there's hundreds of thousands of people on the streets. It's absolutely packed with people. "They're coming from all over Caracas, they're shouting 'Yes we can', the phrase Obama made famous, and they're saying 'Freedom, freedom'." Pro-Maduro forces have been rallying in the western side of the city to mark the 20th anniversary of the rise to power of the late Hugo Chavez, the leftist firebrand who installed a socialist government. He told his supporters: "I say to those on the right (opposition), reflect on 20 years of conspiracy, 20 years of coup after coup, of defeat after defeat. When are you going to stop hurting the country? Stop already doing so much damage, that you have done to our country." He added: "Venezuela is not a country of beggars, we are no one's beggars. All we need we can and we must produce it in Venezuela, a country with no shame but dignity, a country of honour. "I am very ashamed to see this group of opposition coup perpetrators, how they order them (to do things) from Washington." "Trickery, trickery and more trickery!"

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Red Dead Redemption 2 Developer: Rockstar Games Publisher: Rockstar Games Platform: Reviewed on PS4 Availability: Out on Xbox One and PS4 on October 26th It's those thousands of small details that do the convincing: the way the oil shimmers on the surface of the water that sits outside the factories of chilly Annesburg, the cold stare and silence that meets you when you drag your scruffy frame through the saloon doors of the more cultured Saint Denis, the lamps that flicker across the midnight quiet in the town of Rhodes. It's the way it'll make a keen botanist of you, admiring the Spanish moss that hangs from the bald cypress of the bayou, the pines up in the mountains or the white oaks down on the plains, all shifting beautifully in the breeze. Even before you get to the fauna that lies underneath, it's a world that feels alive. It's in the way you'll see that weather build overhead, thick crops of cloud rolling in over the expanse of country - from most vantage points the horizon is thrillingly distant, the sky so vast above it all - while meticulously studied cloud formations swirl together. The craft that's gone into Red Dead Redemption 2's world - painstaking, expensive and arguably at too great a human cost - is evident in every frame. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a world of vivid textures, too. There's the thick mud you brawl in along the main strip of Valentine, the town where your adventures start, the coarse leather of a coat you've crafted from the wildlife you're free to hunt down, or just the taut hide of your horse that ferries you from place to place. It's a world you have a tangible place in, thanks to Rockstar's use once again of Euphoria animation technology that sees you stumble, sprint and collide with objects in the world, grounding you in it. Impressively - and somewhat cruelly - that extends to your horse now too, an aggressive trot into a tree trunk proving just as grisly as any of GTA's more violent moments. That physicality, brilliantly, extends to your inventory system. Kill a deer and to take it back to your camp you'll sling it on the back of your horse for the ride home, watching its soft belly jostle in time with the canter. The same philosophy extends to the weapons you take with you, picked up from your horse and slung over your back. It's a smart way of grounding you even further in Red Dead Redemption 2's world, even if - in what becomes something of a recurring theme - that elegance isn't met by the deeper design, where an overly fussy rotary selection system has you all fingers and thumbs when performing even the most perfunctory task. That philosophy can be effective, though. Red Dead Redemption 2's world leaves an impact on your avatar, the pointedly gritty wilds muddying your horse's hide and your clothes until you either brush your ride down and pay to use a bathhouse or incur the disgust and disdain of those around you. That dirt will clog up your arsenal as well, requiring you to clean your guns lest they lose their potency. It's part of that same busywork - very engaging busywork, mind - in which you can maintain the length of your hair and beard or let it grow unruly, can choose to pomade it in the morning or cover it with your favourite hat (which you may well lose in a fight if you're not careful - though thankfully you can pick up anyone else's in its place), or you can get thin or fat depending on whether you overindulge in the food you're required to eat in order to maintain your stamina core. But Red Dead Redemption 2 wears its RPG trappings lightly, and wilfully so - it's happy, you sense, to take on a little fuzziness in order to sidestep fussiness, streamlining systems in order to keep you grounded in its world. That same approach is evident in your encounters - you can interact with every single non-player character, though your verbs are limited to simple interactions such as 'greet', 'callout', 'antagonise' or 'defuse'. There's always 'shoot' too, of course - something which is a bit too easy to do given a context-sensitive control system that, bewilderingly and fatally for some poor bystanders, occasionally has the button you draw your weapon with as the very same which you use to pull the trigger. In a game of often impeccable detail, it's a strange oversight. Red Dead Redemption 2's best stories, as ever in a Rockstar game, are to be found in the margins, the very best to be scribbled yourself. Sometimes that's just picking up on environmental details and connecting the dots - the gold prospector that sifts through their haul in the middle of a river, or maybe something even more sinister as you pick up the trail of a serial killer. Or maybe it's losing yourself in an epic hunt - there are almost 200 species here, each lovingly realised for you to shoot and skin and scalp - or stopping to help a stranger in one of the seemingly endless incidental encounters.

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No matter your setup, it's possible to squeeze out extra fps (frames per second) from your PC. Of course, if you’ve just bought the latest shooter, MMO, or racer and have found that it’s completely unplayable even after trying all these tricks, you may need to invest in better hardware. The graphics card is the first place to start, and you can find graphics card buying advice and reviews right here - and here are our tips on installing a new graphics card. You might also get a boost in fps if you install a faster processor or more RAM. Get the latest drivers for your graphics card Running old drivers isn't a good idea if you want the best performance, but a surprising number of people fail to update to the latest versions. It's much easier these days (with certain brands, at least) since pop-up notifications tell you when a new driver is available. First, find out which graphics card you have, and also check which version of Windows your PC is running. Head to Device Manager in the Control Panel and click on Display adapters. You'll see the name of your graphics card.o find out the specific version of Windows, right-click on My Computer and choose Properties (or click on System in the Control Panel). This will tell you whether you have the 32- or 64-bit, as well as exactly which version of Windows is installed. Optimise game settings Updating drivers will get you only so far. The biggest gains in frames per second come from tweaking and compromising on graphics settings. Ideally, you want to run your game at your monitor's native resolution. For most PCs and laptops that's 1920x1080, if not higher. To find out your monitor's resolution, right-click on the desktop in Windows 7, 8 or 10 and click on 'Screen resolution'. In earlier versions, click 'Properties' instead. The highest selectable resolution should tell you the native resolution, and should say 'recommended'. You can also search Google for your monitor's make and model if you're still unsure. Lowering the resolution should give you more frames per second, but don't adjust the resolution here. Instead, load your chosen game and look for the graphics settings. Here you can change the resolution and many other settings. Overclock your hardware This isn't something we recommend for everyone, but if you know what you're doing and understand that there's a risk of breaking your graphics card, CPU, and RAM, you can run them faster. This should give you a few extra fps. Your first port of call should be the graphics card, since this has the most direct impact on fps. You may find an option to overclock the GPU in the driver itself (launch the interface from the relevant icon in the Windows Notification area). Alternatively, you might need to track down third-party software. Overclocking the CPU and RAM is easier, as you should find the settings in your PC's BIOS. Simply reboot, press Delete (or whichever key takes you to the BIOS) and look for the performance settings.

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Porsche has revealed the one-millionth 911 to be built at its plant in Zuffenhausen, 54 years after the original rolled off the production line.The car was refined by bespoke personalisation department Porsche Exclusive and several special design elements allude to the very first car from 1963. Inside, the leather seats feature a pepita pattern found on the original, while the circular dashboard instruments are finished with silver surround in a similar vein to the early models. Meanwhile a ‘1,000,000’ logo also appears inside and out - placed within the instrument cluster and on the B-pillars too. The look is completed by an ‘Irish Green’ paint job, a nod to founder Ferdinand Porsche’s son Ferry, whose first official 911 was green. Although this one-millionth example of the 911 will eventually settle into its display at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, before then it will embark on a world tour to promote the model’s longevity with stops include the Scottish Highlands, the Nurburgring, the United States and China. The sports steering wheel - complete with its mahogany rim - features the 1964 Porsche crest, which also takes pride of place on the bonnet. DALIATH

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idk i vote V1-for integrations, textures, brushes

v1 -text, blur In v2 text is bad

For what you vote V3? Is too much sharpen is same font in all battle's and is very dark. I vote v1-blur, text, border, too much work In v2 and v3 si just brush and text and sharpen.