Mr.Yeah!

They already stated they are working on their Northlight engine for this sequel, I don't really see a reason they would change that at least 1 year prior to release? Their partnership seemed to be purely a developer-publisher relationship to me, I could be wrong but I did not see any incentive to work with Epic's engine; even for Crossfire X where the multiplayer is running on Unreal Engine 4, Remedy went with Northlight for the single-player...

Do people even remember what those are

I understood Lumen supports 1070 and higher so it'd be interesting if you manage to run it at all right now https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/RenderingFeatures/Lumen/TechOverview/#lumenplatformsupport

they released free (digital) goodies! https://www.gog.com/game/cyberpunk_2077_goodies_collection

That may be linked in part to faulty early tests https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/early-coronavirus-cdc-tests-distinguish-covid-water-2020-3

a surprise cameo

It could a combination of panic buying and size of the commodity: when people look for something to stockpile preparing for isolation, they get drawn to whatever they can buy in the largest quantities. Toilet paper is available in large packs so when people start buying it en masse, it looks like the shelves are emptying rapidly, prompting consumers to buy even more in fear of shortage of the goods. It's all a big feedback loop triggered by consumer psychology. https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-why-are-people-panic-buying-and-why-toilet-paper-11952397 https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/11/heres-why-people-are-panic-buying-and-stockpiling-toilet-paper.html

I think this guy put it better:

I don't think this channel has been posted before I had read the article about this level on mapcore and I love having insight from the designer himself

I can't wait for all the timed grenade setups bouncing off the baskets

There's already a map called Victoria, you may want to change your map's name to make its nature-oriented feel a bit more obvious You've picked a cool theme idea, excited to see where you can take it

That brownish sky looks a bit depressing imo. Did you try using a color scheme tool like paletton to get the color rights? When I look at pictures of japanese blossom trees online I mostly find examples using colors from a tetrad pink trees/green grass/blue sky, but if you're aiming for an evening feel you are better off using a gradient like Ben suggested, and perhaps toning down the saturation on the pink flowers a bit:

@+Rusty+ Yep! your turn

Matt Damon and his nose play an important role in there.

alright hope im doing this right