4/24/16: Slightly Triggered and Hyper

WHATS UP PEOPLE
It's time once again to go about my crippling home stuck tendencies! Follow me!

I'm making a game. I'm not supposed to show it, but here's a saucy first look!

exclusive pre alpha footage

As you can see, development is really coming along! However, this project can't possibly be completed without some money being thrown at it, so please throw your hard earned money my way!

I don't have a kickstarter, if you could start that for me as well that would be swell.

This week I neglected social matters and went straight to vidja games; this is starting to be a habit of mine, and I fear that in the event I go missing from being captured in someone's rape dungeon, no one will actually inform any kind of law enforcement. I need to go outside every once in a while.

This week, I played and finished a couple of titles.

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD being one of them.

The whole point of my escapade is to mill over all the games that Steam has trapped me into buying. What's that? I'm just avoiding responsibility? Choke on this wet towel I found sitting in my toilet and rethink that statement! Steam has inadvertently and strategically timed their sales. It was in my moment of mental weakness, after hours of toiling over my report, I saw it. 25% percent off if you preorder now! Also here's a printable sucker sticker. HOW COULD I RESIST. No circle in hell had such a coy ploy, which objectively all but wallet Jesus would succumb to. I am merely human. Also sure yeah it's my fault, I admit it.

The game also starts in ruin. In the middle of war between neighboring countries, a misunderstood misanthropic character loses his only friend in the world. Unfortunately for him, he cannot remember it for some reason. Some kind of plot device is blocking the memory of dead ones from being remembered. I'mmm not entirely sure why. Suppose to be some meaning for it or something, I don't know. Anywho, the story is sort of poo so I don't care for it.

Type-0 is in my opinion one of the most fun Final Fantasies in terms of gameplay. Probably because it derives itself from the core gameplay the most? Honestly, besides names, it's hardly Final Fantasy. Call it anything else, and you wouldn't even notice. Jap Pop Sim 2016, Hair Gel Misfits, We're in School and Adults are Making Us Fight Their War. Anything. It would probably benefit from just being an entirely different IP altogether.

The HD part is nice, though. The PC version comes with the ability to stop time mid-anything and play with the camera. I'll leave that to your imagination, but upskirts.

Anywho, despite obscure, wierd storytelling (you have to go to main menu and watch/read History), rushed, weird pacing, and honestly lack of character development in all 8 of it's chapters, this game is still fun. Was it worth using 37 hours of my life to finish this? I'd rather not think about it. Was it worth the time and effort to write about it? I wish I this thought didn't pass me.

Try it out, it's on Steam. If you have lots of free time to enjoy a relatively shorter action JRPG, try it out. Oh, it also has one of my favorite tracks from a FF game.

 I should start being a more optimistic human being I think. Or not.

Probs one of the neater games I finished.

If you're not into the whole pixel art everything i am indie scene thing, you might throw up. Voilently.
This game is very, very pretty. Although my FPS tanks sometimes (??), the pixel art is fluid and the color palette came straight out of a rave from the 80's. You've got your standard worlds, though. Ice world, water world, forest world, and desert hot world. However, in this rather large span of a mock country is lore. Stories, left to imagination. Pretty neato since it was all conjured with well placed item or skeleton or two. Bravo level design.

Oh! Level design. One of my favorite parts as well.

Not only pretty, but very fun to traverse. There are hidden nooks and crannies, invisible platforms, and passable barriers that make exploration a hoot. There are at least several times in the game where I felt like I finally found Wally wearing a camo suit in a sprawling jungle. Like one of those moments.

One of the only problems I had was probs explanation of some of the upgrades. I basically handicapped myself through out the entire game until I hap'd upon it before the final boss. In a way, the lack of instructions leaves the player to do the exploring once more, which is again neato. However, this kind of storytelling/information broking to the player is not good when explaining mechanics, especially important ones like HOW TO PLAY THE GAME. Other than that, bravo.

Anywho, that's it for games this week. I'll talk about the other one next week. I've decided to let it soak a bit more, let the seasonings really get in.

As for my life? I applied to another college. Supposedly guaranteed transfer, so make sure to throw me a hypothetical high five if you read this. Thinking a lot about applying for summer school, but I'm teetering on the decision because it could potentially hurt me and also be a big, fat waste of time.

Get some sleep nerds.

A Big Lubricated Mess

This past week, I've been binge playing a lot of singleplayer games. Metroidvania seems to be the pattern, and the occasional horror game thrown in to lubricate things up. I've started watching the fourth part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Diamond is Unbreakable. I gotta say, diamonds aren't the only thing unbreakable right now. But that's probs for later.

It's been a week since I finished Osomatsu-san. I haven't felt this much post show hangover in a long time. Actually, ever. I'm hoping a second season rolls around soon or I don't know what I'll do.

I tried messing with this gif/webm uploader to put some other things on this post, but unfortunately it's sort of a big mess so I can't do much with it at the moment, besides upload cute pictures of Ichimatsu.

I am going through withdrawal, and the only way to stem insanity is to rewatch a few episodes. I don't care what show it is, especially gag shows they tend to get stale after a while.

I bought SOMA(Soma?) this week, and I've been putting in some hours to try to finish it by this weekend. Mission failed, but at least it's fun and really interesting.

its cold right?

Besides this, I finished Steins;Gate as well. I wasn't too sure on how I got my ending, but I did some google research and it's apparently because I answered and texted back everyone with the Phone Trigger system. By the way, Steins;Gate is not your conventional visual novel; in fact, you'll find that as far as choices go, there are none to make besides how you interact with your fellow lab mems. Amazing game that is best to go into blind. If you ever decide on reading one visual novel in your life, you may or may not want to pick Steins;Gate. It's nuts.

dududuru

Besides that, it's hard choosing a favorite girl on here. Say what you will, but Mayuri's innocence is the light down the end of the tunnel. Kurisu and Suzuha are pretty good, too, but something about Mayuri's love for bananas and Juicy Chicken Number One really gets my fluids going.

And that's it. I'm getting ready for finals, and finishing up homework, so I'm going to make this one short.

See you next week losers.

Welcome Karamatsu Girls

I spent these last few weeks doing what I consider my normal routine.

• Wake up at 9 in the morning, posing philosophical thoughts about my life like thinking about Dark Souls 3
• Pouring myself a glass of milk while thinking about Dark Souls 3
• Call my friends over to watch a movie, mention Dark Souls 3
• Put on movie for myself, question friendships and watch trailers for Dark Souls 3
• Lie in bed for hours reading ero doujins
• My computer can't run Dark Souls 3
• Buying a gun

And more, but this is a rough sketch of it. I'm starting to see a trend here, and it all involves one thing.

Boy am I super unproductive.

Creating content is a wonderful thing. To be totally honest with you, I'm amazed with myself for keeping up with writing up these articles of my life for 4 months now, it's sort of touching for me. Despite the lack of actual impact on today's society, I can honestly say I'm proud.

Mind you beautiful reader, I am sort of late on the catching up with all the seasons of anime thing. Just a few days ago, I actually finished up two or three really old ones. I'm actually shooting myself for not talking about them already, but the one of the two series are Tatami Galaxy.

Tatami Galaxy probably has possibly one of my favorite art styles in anime ever. I almost turned it down to be totally honest with you. The thumbnail I saw on Hulu had a poor looking eggplant face guy, and it was recommended to me after watching an episode of ErgoProxy. Hulu catching on to my hipster tastes for anime, I checked out a few episodes out of curiosity.

And what a choice I made! The interesting narrative and fun, expressive art style hooked me in. Every episode having it's own color, until the very last episode that ties it all together. I'll be sparse on the details here, but they accomplished a feat a different show attempted but failed concerning a certain detail. Really enjoyable show, story wise and visually as the whole anime looks like an Asian Kung Fu Generation album cover, and it is absolutely amazing.

Check it out if you haven't already, and welcome yourself to the 'I should watched this a decade ago' club! Also consider joining the 'Higher Echelon of Tastes' club otherwise known as 'I'm a fucking hipster' club.

Anywho, on to the next one.

Born out of the gel pens and sketchboards of Japanese animators, a new waifu is born! Yay! Misaki is probably the most faithful girl in animation ever. 

besides this guy

More than anything, I really enjoyed Misaki as a character. Fucking crazy, but what girl isn't amirite? Ahahaha
But really, some of the bits on the show really make you want to hug a Misaki. Seriously, no one deserves her in that show, especially Satou. He's sort of a cunt.
Luckily, Misaki's devotion and need for affection let even Satou win her over. Crap, I'm spilling my feelings again. I'll remember to buy some tampons to clean this up with.
Anywho, the show is very self aware. It shows the darker side of otaku culture and lust, to the point of becoming obsessive. I'm finally seeing otakus like me for what we really are. We are really sad.

Anyways, check it out. Might be something you'd be interested in I guess.

And that's i-

  

I cannot get enough of this show. Greatest show of this decade. Hands down. 

You might recognize these guys. They have definitely blown up recently. What could be so interesting about a show with six of the same guys? So much. From merch to brother pairing doujins, the fandom is spreading, and the Matsuno brothers are king. 

Karamatsu <3 im ordering this

I haven't been this infatuated with a show in a while. I've been typing for 10 minutes about this show, and I still haven't written anything about it. I want to keep it that way. You have to find out for yourself. 

And that's it for this week. I'll try to have another video up by the end of next week. 

Later losers.

Miitomo Miishmomo

There's been a rising trend in the mobile market, and that trend has called itself Miitomo. I have never done this much sitting around and doing nothing deliberately in my life, excluding the times I sit on my rum and play video games all day. I'm a social media twat, meaning I expunge the use of any kind of social media in my life, for it has changed. I blogged and whined about this a couple of weeks ago, so I won't go into detail, here. The miracle of Miitomo is that it actually has me involved. Twitter had my attention for a week, then I sort of forgot it was there for anything besides logging onto websites easily. Facebook I didn't even choose to make; my friend had to make it for me. Even then, I was chose to have a hipsterian attitude and maintained my reluctance.

I might not be saying this later down the road, but Miitomo is thoroughly engaging. I actually enjoy reading people's answers to benign questions. I especially love seeing photos made through the ingame Miifoto app, which lets you pose Miis in different ways, even allowing you to go through your phone's library and making that a background. As you can guess, this is the gateway to all sorts of tumblr esque content, with a few gold pictures here and there.

To be totally honest, I didn't think I would be writing about this today. I try to keep my blogs at a higher class, but it's pretty fun. Feel free to add me if you're reading this.

https://twitter.com/bryanuntalan

A game I've been checking out is an MMO called Tree of Savior. Besides the title's english being really broken, the servers, quests, and stat progression is broken as well! I'm glad they're keeping a theme here, else I'd be clueless to the actual plot. Other than all the problems aforementioned, I'm putting a lot of time into it. Found a pretty good group of players already, and they have accepted my social awkwardness! Yayyyyy! Also Rag2, yadda, yadda, it's really pretty, yadda yadda.

Anywho, that's really it for today.

Goals:
Eh

Honestly, I'm just burning myself out with these. I should chill. And I shall.

The Guest (Game Review) and More!

Here we go.
Again.

Banner sized picture.

Anywho, today I wanted to talk aboot The guest.

Actually before that, I'd like to recap on my week.

It was an okay week.

Okay, back to the review.

Actually, before that, I want to talk about Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice.

It was an okay movie. Just kidding.

This movie was poor. I can't believe it took me this long (a day) to decide on my own personal opinion on this, but my feelings were pretty negative. Honestly, I wanted to skip on this movie and just read rotten tomato reviews, but my friend dragged me along for the ride and boy was it a draaaaag. 
None of the scenes were cohesive at all. Transitions between one moment to another were a mess. Imagine shooting a movie, right? Cool, it's time to take it to post. Slap it in sony vegas tonight and call it a day, you've earned yourself a wank session. Come back the next moment and you find out that a toddler (Zack Snyder) has jumped on your computer and decided the movie's fate! And nothing makes sense!
Too proud is he to let you change it up! You just smile and nod and post it on Youtube for the world to see, regardless of the impending harsh criticism of your peers and strangers on the internet!

And that's what happened to my home videos and career as a director. 

But Zack Snyder then grew up to be an asshole! Who fucked up Batman vs. Superman! Wow man have some chill! 

Scene to scene, nothing lasts more than a minute. Really. Check it out. This is the outcome of stuffing anything and everything you could into a movie. The 'impactful' moments of the trailer? Snuffed. They had NO impact in the movie at all. Lex Luthor's character is absolutely poor. Who tries to come off as crazy becoming more crazy is just plain awkward. Jesse Eisenberg :( Shame on you. BUT Ben Affleck? He destroys Batman's character. Stern, decisive, and thoughtful, Ben was the opposite. I'm not sure what he thought of as Batman's character, but he decided to act like a plank for most of the movie. Also what the fuck, just throw in more DC characters why don't you. I get that Marvel is ahead of the game, but you really don't need to play catch up to be a great franchise. Still, there were some really good scenes. Batman's parents being killed? I am not being facetious, it was very well shot and the trauma on the kid's face was pretty accurate to how a kid would go about that scene. The ending was really good, too, where the whole team finally gets together for a pretty rompous fight. The banter was playful, and the fight scene was very well made. The rest of the movie is just gloomy and broody, like the other DC movies. Honestly, this would be a terrific direction to take these movies, I would not mind it at all. Too bad the rest of the movie just blew. Introducing Wonder Woman and the rest of the League later would have been better for me, rather than sprinkling them through out the movie. Please, if for the sake of the movie, don't forshadow the fucking sequel for two hours. Focus on the actual plot and deliver something memorable you fucking twat. 

WHATEVER

Oh yeah, the game. 

The guest is cool. 

The end.

Just kidding though. 

The game is basically a first person point and click adventure. Think of one of those escape room games in real life, and put it into a game perspective. If you haven't been to an escape room, I recommend it. It's actually pretty fun, and sometimes you get matched with a group of randoms. Making friends has never been this awkward and suffocating before!
Still prreeeetty cool.

Anywho, storywise, it's okay. Pretty neat things happen, and you wonder who you are the whole time. But you find out eventually. That's pretty much it.

Uh, soundwise, nothing really memorable. 

Gameplay, holy shit some parts were absolutely frustrating. Fucking forest dream maze bullshit, and some of the puzzles will need a walkthrough. And then some are so blatant and trivial. The difference between the difficulty ramps is frustrating at times. BUT, for the puzzles that are really difficult, solving them yourself feels so damn satisfying. I'll give it that.

Score? uh
7/10
Despite my heavy bitching, I view the game in a positive light. Really, I do. 

Goals
(*)Got my testing done! Yay!
(x)Uh, will do tonight I promise.

Next Week
*Will get back to working out, work out with gym guys at least once, and go running at least once
*Get college transcript electronically sent to UH
*Release a new video

yayyyyyyyy

As always, thanks for reading. With much love, Bryan out.
Leave some love by +1'ing this! Or commenting. Either or.

See you later, space cowboy 

A Little Bit of Magic

This week I haven't been doing too much. As far as media goes, I kept it to a couple of games that I played and actually finished this time around.

A little sad for me, but I did get some much needed gaming in. That's pretty much my spring break in a nut shell.

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

A game by Bombservice, Brazilian developer for the rest of the series. Each game has been better than the last, and I feel that Momodora:RUtM is easily my favorite. After giving the Momo4 a shot, I downloaded and bought the rest. Every game has it's own flavor; definitely worth giving Momo2 a shot atleast, it's one of the free ones in the series.

I'll be writing about six differe- hold on, let me check my reference- Yeah, yeah, so according to this page I just googled, I should be writing about six different aspects. Sound, Graphics, Gameplay, Replay Value(?), and Story.

Sound
This game's sound design is nectar for your ears.
But really, the sound is okay. I didn't find a song that I didn't like. The problem there is that there wasn't a particular song that stood out for me. It was all sort of just background noise. Fighting the bosses, there wasn't one sweet track that made that boss fight super memorable, or a moment in the game that wasn't aided by a satisfying sou- actually, smacking people with your maple leaf is pretty satisfying, I can't lie. Other than that, pretty average. If you haven't played a Momo game before, the maple leaf bit will make sense, I promise.

Graphics
Pixel art. I know what you're thinking. I LOVE OVERUSED PIXEL ART GAMES THAT GO FOR NOSTALGIA INSTEAD OF SOMETHING ORIGINAL. Yeah, my thoughts exactly, but it's really pretty. Animations are really smooth, grass sways, and characters are alive. All of this makes the game feel really organic. The game has strong Cave Story influence, which most of the time is a good thing, and the backgrounds portray the world in a way that makes it seem like there's more to the world than it seems; something I see in Dark Souls as well.

Gameplay
If you've played a Souls game, then you know what to expect. A button to swing weapon, jump, pop item, jump, and use ranged. At first I thought this was a drawback, but as I progressed, the gameplay really shined for me; also influencing are Metroidvania games. This helped tremendously I believe. Without the sense of progress, the two weapons given from the start and ending with them would be really boring. Multiple pickups can be found; lots of secret little nooks, too that rewarded exploration. Although that just meant I swung my maple leaf at whatever unfortunate wall comes within a block away. Something to also note are the items; some items are more notable than others, and some of these really good items are sold and given higher price tags. For myself, I would have preferred that every item to be still viable and to be better suited to my play style, as was intended by the developer. Instead, I ended up opting for the incense and poison arrows that maximized DPS. There were a few items that would make the game different: low health, higher damage, magic items, items that would give arrows pierce; though when knockback was so high from incense that it would knock all the enemies into spikes, or kills everything in 2-3 hits, I decided it was my best option. Unless I was doing some kind of unique run, I defaulted to that. Besides that, the game plays really well. 2d Platformer Souls-like gameplay, responsive controls are in and a must for this kind of game, and collecting items and fighting bosses is wacky fun. Just wacky zany fun.

Replay Value
The game's length is probably 5-6 hours long. Midlength game, but for the price and the amount of entertainment, it's definitely worth the normal pricetag. The short length makes it pretty ideal for a Let's Play, and also bolsters +NG. If you play through new game plus, you can easily get a few more runs through out of the game. There are some events that you can do differently in the game, which doesn't change the story, but does effect NPC stories. Lots of secrets in the levels, and bits of information to collect and piece together a story.


Story
The story is about a priestess from a town called Lun who has come to cleanse the land by talking to the Queen. She wields a blessed maple leaf and a bow and arrow. From the outside, that's pretty much what it seems. The inside, though.. Yeah, same thing. However, in Souls-like tradition, the items give a bit more depth. For a game of this length, however, I couldn't expect the story to be all too complex. Although a lot of the characters were pretty neat. Items won in boss fights or given by an NPC give interesting hints as to who the character is. Turns out boss was actually good guy, or sword is from royalty. I actually really liked the story. Nothing that stands out in particular, but I like the depth given to some of my favorite characters and the setting is really interesting.


Verdict
The game does good at what it tries to do. A metroidvania styled platformer with Souls influence tying it down together in a neat, challenging package. My first actual game review, so I felt that all I did was complain, but the game is really good. I wasn't too compelled to play through NG+ because I'm lazy, but the experience and trying to 100% the map is still pretty fun. Momodora RUtM is up there with my favorite platformers now, and maybe one day I'll have the motivation to do a challenge run. One day.

AND THAT'S IT. Maybe I'll do this in video format next time.
 
Goals for next week:
Finish up testing and essay
Record another video
Uhh? I finished up everything else to be honest

Also this:

And that's really it.
Thanks again guys, much love.

A Death Parade

Last weekend, I checked out an anime. That's right.

It's called Erased.

witty caption and thnx crunchyroll

My thoughts on it? Longer than I anticipated. After the 2nd time coming back and getting his shit together, I honestly thought the show was done. Not to say it's bad; no, almost every episode was very enjoyable. The first episode was slow at first, but the intrigue and at the same time my interest piqued. Seriously, the creators have dabbled in the art of cliff hanging, as every episode almost always transitions smoothly into the next. I only recently checked this anime out from a friend's recommendation, but thought the idea was way too Encyclopedia Brown.

I'm glad I was wrong. Very glad. The show has a strong story; at no point did I feel that I was really burnt out from marathon'ing the show till' 5 in the morning. The main character could use some work, though. At points I find it weird he says some of the things he does because of who he really is, but I suppose it's a culture thing. I mean, yeah sure man she's twelve, but say whatever you want I guess. It scares me a little since he's 29 and the things he's genuinely feeling for her are flag raising. From what I've watched, which is up to episode 9 now, the story still has a lot going for it.

Overall, really enjoyable. There are no pauses in the tension, but my interest in events that would follow are too damn high to give a shit. Usually a show would suffer if you don't give it a low in between the highs, but I suppose that can be overcome if you have a show with so much intrigue.

Besides that, I'd like to touch on something western for a change.

I want this as a movie poster now.

10 Cloverfield Lane is the sleeper hit of 2016. Seriously, I almost vomited when I saw the trailer when I was watching Deadpool. I thought to myself, HOLY DRAMA FILLED NUCLEAR BUNKER MOVIE BATMAN, THIS SHIT IS GONNA BE HY- Cloverfield? Cloverfield. That word scared me. I'm not a big fan of vomit inducing found footage films. They tend to go off on the tangent that the mystery and intrigue will suffice for the budget decisions and leaving viewers completely confused as to what the fuck is actually going on. Luckily, having seen the movie now, I am completely colored. Colored surprised that is.

The movie has little to nothing to do with the 2 hour filming of a giant dildo taking over a city that was the predecessor.  I mean, that's what it was right? I didn't get to see what it looks like so I let my imagination do the work.

My imagination happened to be filled with dildos.

No. Instead, you literally do not have to acknowledge the previous movie to get your bearings in with the new one. In fact, I encourage not seeing it. Seriously, the twist is so good, and I can only imagine the face of viewers who have no idea what Cloverfield is. Thanks J.J.

Props to the casting. John Goodman plays a really creepy guy. So well that I must question his stance on Japanese laws regarding pornography. Seeing him in this movie, and then another, it's really hard to tell who he is. Great transition from jolly football coach dad to 'Wanna see the inside of my closet' conspiracy shut in. Mary Winstead is also new waifu.

Apart from a few questionable lines of robotic dialogue, the movie was really well made. To make a movie with just three people, and have so many interesting things happen between them in claustrophobic environment was tense. I honestly could not stop watching.

SPOILERS
I bet none of you fuckers saw that ending coming. What everyone thought to be nuclear bunker drama turned out to be a super badass origin story for an alien rebellion fighters. I loved the irony of Howard's paranoia and Michelle finding out the truth. I had to laugh at that.
END SPOINKERS

If you're into claustrophobic nuclear doomsday bunker drama or just have it in for Mary Winstead, I definitely cannot recommend this movie enough. J.J. Abrams, good job sir. What a glorious ending to the movie,  I cannot wait for part 2.

And finally..

 DEATH PARADE, BABY
okay, admittedly I am a year late to this party. BUT WHAT A HOMECOMING. My dog just sighed at me for playing this OP for the tenth time in the last hour.

ALRIGHT! ARBITERS! DEATH PARADES! JUDGEMENT! MEMENTO MORI!

From what starts off with a seemingly misleading OP, the show settles in with a grim atmosphere. Two. Always two. A pair that have died off at the same time show up at Quindecim and the bartender makes judgement through the use of games that expose the darker side of humanity.

The show will continue to have this format for all of the following episodes right up to the finale. Really, you don't have to watch them all. You can watch almost all of the episodes individually and you'll still get the gist, as they all have separate stories. Although for the underlying main one, you'll wanna buckle up for the whole thing. Worth the price of admission. Whatever your price is, that is.

WATCH! As human emotions are tested. Situations that would make you think 'what would I have done?' Rules that set up the framework for the show are broken!

The characters aren't as fun as they seem in the intro, but they do at least have depth. Seemingly stone faced Decim acknowledges the complexity and simplicity of humans, Chiyuki is faced with an ultimatum and finds out the weight of human life through several judgements. The parts that shone for me are still the themes. Philosophical and sometimes just practical themes. It's all here.

SPOILERS
And finally the final and recurring theme. That life is fleeting, and we only acknowledge that we're living only when we're dead. It's really cool. Now the upbeat and jazzed up OP finally fits. A pleasant reminder to live in the present. Tomorrow is not a guarantee. Not to beat on an oversaid and overly exhausted bush here, but memento mori. You will someday die. But take that in a good way.
ENDU SPOIRURUS

Overall, it's a good watch if you enjoy a show with a bunch of studly bartenders or you like asking yourself questions of morality. Although it's a little weird it only took around three cases to have Decim's solid no human emotion foundation to be shattered, I'm sure there's a time lapse somewhere in there.

I recommend it.

It's time to get everybody and the stuff together, ok 3 2 1 lets go

Playing it by ear again. Honestly, I am burning myself out.

AND THAT'S IT. THAT'S A WRAP. GO ON. GET OUTTA HERE.

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