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I hope you're still following Jeff Cavaliere on youtube (you once shared his farmer carry video if I remember correctly) Use this video to better diagnose what the issue is with your bench press (chest vs. shoulder weakness, lack of stamina,...) Remember to use the cable machine to build more resistance and strength in your chest (cable crossovers), in addition to doing dumbbells or even body weight exercises. It's also useful to have a spotter while benching. As mentioned before, your muscle memory will kick in, just don't overdo things too quickly and go back s

After 6 years since their last album, Maiden are back with a new album to be released on Sep 3. They're in their mid 60s, and Bruce, the frontman, recently recovered from throat cancer, so a new album is a total surprise They just released a new single from the upcoming album (the animated movie made by former Pixar executives and long-standing Maiden fans)

Revisiting movies from my childhood

Lumberyard is just a customized fork of Cryengine. Cryengine is actively developed, updated and maintained; they also switched to revenue-sharing where Crytek takes only 5% of revenues generated by each game built with CryEngine, only after revenues have passed $5,000. And Lumberyard is owned by Amazon, another good reason to avoid it.

CryEngine

Mediterranean coast ftw

I've read about Kentie launcher and GMDX mod and their improvements, but I wanted to go full vanilla. So far, the only thing I noticed is some minor flickering textures but nothing game breaking. LOL He'll eventually play it, with some encouragement.

https://www.gamesradar.com/uk/dying-light-2-exclusive-techland-on-the-stages-of-infection-the-use-of-uv-light-and-the-different-enemy-types-youll-encounter/

PSA: re-installed it yesterday, currently arriving at Battery Park (The steam GOTY edition is smoothly and perfectly playable in "vanilla" edition without any mods; just make sure to select "OpenGL" as renderer, and set colors to 32bit, otherwise you might have overly dark environment if D3D is selected, as well as random stutter and fps dips if 16bit is selected)

I'm not a fan of this tiny red brick setting for a sea fortress; I think it would be more suited for urban buildings or Renaissance castles. Big beige/white stone would make more sense in this setup. Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag has many sea fortresses and would make an excellent inspiration. You can still use the red bricks here and there to break the monotony of the beige stone texture Stones can have shades of beige to break monotony and you already know your way around substance designer , so it shouldn't be an issue to you. Hope this helps and best of l

Is this still UE4? Speedtree for the trees and vegetation? Great work.

@FMPONE Not sure if my eyes are deceiving me, but it looks like they toned down the lighting color variation to shades of blue and red, or it's maybe only this particular map?

Fresh new trailer from today's livestream