It's referring to the rate at which contested planets regenerate HP, which represents the proliferation of enemy forces. It adjusts the difficulty of campaigns, and it's for telling a story, kinda like a TTRPG GM setting the difficulty level of fights.
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Isn't it just Alan Wake 2 that's exclusive to Epic? Control an Alan Wake are both on Steam.
I'm pretty sure the shared applications it's referring to there are UWP apps, which use a different set of APIs to traditional Win32 apps that are only available on full Windows versions. I looked into how Edge works a bit more, and it sounds like Microsoft made a special translation layer to take Edge's Win32 API calls and turn them into UWP ones. I guess games would be possible to run like this too?
Can Win32 programs run on the xbox? I know there's Edge, but iirc, that's packaged in some unique way.
While railguns are known for rapidly accelerating projectiles to hypersonic speeds over the short length of a gun barrel, there's no limit on how slowly they can accelerate something or how long the "rail" part of the railgun can be. Accelerating "slowly" over a long distance is totally possible!
Tried that once. The cat did not accept the compromise and still went for my hand like usual.
I never used these because of the price. What did they do? Or maybe more to the point, what were they supposed to do?
I mean yeah it's not an ideal situation for sure. I don't see any comments saying they shouldn't let the penguins reproduce though.
It's usually bad because of the emergence of genetic diseases.
Aaaaand that one goes right into the PTW list
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