• siaaam (57)in Gaming Photography • 9 hours ago

  RE: Final Stand at the Ocean Bank.

  I guess sometimes marketing sets unrealistic expectations. I didn't even check the trailer, a gameplay pulled me in and I can say it scammed me in a way.

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• bong1011 (72)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 11 hours ago

  RE: Sight of the Ferris Wheel.

  Yeah, moments like that deepen the tragedy of the entire story.

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• artchef (71)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 2 days ago

  RE: The Hidden Blade’s Hunger.

  It was a smart move to retreat after that failed air assassination. Taking on a captain and a heavy soldier at the same time could lead to disaster. I'm glad you got that bronze…

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• gamingphoto (73)Adminin Gaming Photography • 2 days ago

  RE: The Hidden Blade’s Hunger.

  I like the way you focused on your goal and left safely. Using small boats to move around the river made the mission exciting. It was a smart and careful approach. Well played.…

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• efootjoker-yt (66)Moderatorin Gaming Photography • 2 days ago

  RE: The Hidden Blade’s Hunger.

  The attack on the captain's boat was very tense. The first air assassination did not work, which made the situation more dangerous. you chose to escape and try again, which shows…

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• efootjoker-yt (66)Moderatorin Gaming Photography • 2 days ago

  RE: The Curse Of UCHITSUNE. Part 2

  Honestly, I was very frustrated after 30 mins of searching. But when I found the hill, yes it was such a big relief

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• yakubnoyon (66)in Gaming Photography • 2 days ago

  RE: The Hidden Blade’s Hunger.

  This part of the story shows your smart planning and quick action. Burning the enemy boat with fire arrows was a clever way to stay safe.

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• pikachuuuuu (70)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 3 days ago

  RE: The Hidden Blade’s Hunger.

  I love how you used fire arrows to sink that first boat. It is such an effective way to control the river and deal with reinforcements before they even reach you. Nature really…

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• hrichakar (71)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 4 days ago

  RE: A Haunting Night from Tokyo Street.

  Thanks, I am glad the details stood out. That red moon made the scene easier to frame.

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• rashed.ifte (72)Founderin Gaming Photography • 4 days ago

  RE: Into the Particle Accelerator.

  Yeah, that moment showed a different side of them. It was nice to see things calmed before everything shifted again.

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• efootjoker-yt (66)Moderatorin Gaming Photography • 4 days ago

  RE: Scouting the Krokodilopolis Waters.

  The fatal duel on the deck made the mission more risky and exciting. Taking down the last guard and finally defeating the bronze carrier after multiple attempts felt satisfying.

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• bong1011 (72)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 5 days ago

  RE: Scouting the Krokodilopolis Waters.

  I really like how you used Senu to vet the targets first. Skipping the high-level carriers to find one you could actually take down was a very smart play.

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• yakubnoyon (66)in Gaming Photography • 5 days ago

  RE: Scouting the Krokodilopolis Waters.

  Using the water for escape was a very smart tactic. Diving, waiting for guards to calm down, and climbing back up again showed patience and planning instead of rushing into…

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• bong1011 (72)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 5 days ago

  RE: Chaos at the Supply Store.

  Yeah, their arrival really changed the situation. Otherwise, it definitely could have gone the other way.

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• indiaunited (69)in Gaming Photography • 5 days ago

  RE: Scouting the Krokodilopolis Waters.

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• pikachuuuuu (70)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 5 days ago

  RE: Scouting the Krokodilopolis Waters.

  It is a shame the air assassination didn't work the first time, but your persistence with the hidden blade really paid off in the end.

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• artchef (71)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 6 days ago

  RE: A Hippo and a Lone Rider.

  I love how you're prioritizing your gear upgrades. It should make such a huge difference in combat once you get your gears upgraded.

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• coooldude (64)in Gaming Photography • 6 days ago

  RE: A Hippo and a Lone Rider.

  Taking down that soldier after he called for backup must have been satisfying. It's always fun to turn the tables on them once the numbers thin out.

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• indiaunited (69)in Gaming Photography • 6 days ago

  RE: A Hippo and a Lone Rider.

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• frankevor (72)Active Memberin Gaming Photography • 6 days ago

  RE: A Hippo and a Lone Rider.

  I can't believe that hippo led you on such a long chase! It's always a bit stressful when you realize you've run out of arrows in the middle of a hunt.

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