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  1. Finished and enjoyed watching "Farewell of the White Wolf" a second time. I like how Dandelion's contemplative side is more clearly expressed here (from the novels) than in W1-3. Also Regis was great, and it is nice to see the Regis-Ciri reunion and their recollections of the ending of the novels. The first act is particularly relaxing, and the whole thing party elevates my mood. (152) All Endings of Geralt and Yennefer's Wedding - Farewell of the White Wolf (The Witcher Epilogue Mod) - YouTube More thoughts on the endings. On Season of Storms ending #1 (book spoilers) Oddly enough, in a way Endings 1, 4, and 2/3 could potentially be the same ending if they experience 4, 2/3 and then 1 in sequential order.
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  4. The Call of Duty franchise lost 1/3rd of its player base by March 2022. Call of Duty has lost 50 million players in a year | PC Gamer I think it's about time. This franchise is too outdated- old gameplay, small and claustrophobic maps, etc. It's not a good shooter. Red Orchestra 2 (2013) was a hundred times better. Big budget WW2 / Modern warfare shooters can be much better than COD.
  5. David McCullough passed away. He is the author of many popular histories. David McCullough - Wikipedia
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  8. The Chinese military is conducting war games with the Russian military near Moscow. The Chinese claim that that they are not helping Russia in its war but I doubt it.. They even brought Chinese tanks. Type 96 tank - Wikipedia:
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  10. Cult Icon replied to jj3's topic in General Talk
  11. I have a copy of her book but haven't read it. However I have read the amazon reviews, hah. The reviews indicate that it's about her views on her identity. Critics say that the book is self-indulgent and narcissistic. But I can kind of understand how someone who is extremely good looking and makes millions with very little work can have a 'warped' mindset vs. ordinary people who have to work the fields... Basically, she's someone who was groomed to use her beauty to maximum leverage (like her beautiful mother) for wealth and status. The book is a personal accounting of the consequence of her choosing this path and her deep, existential dissatisfaction with her life. She has the money, could date really wealthy men for years, lives in the city, but feels empty/like an elite prostitute.