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You're Missing Out If You Don't Play Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker At Launch
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For over a week now, I and a fair few of my colleagues have been plagued by 2002. No, I don’t mean we’re being chased by Avril Lavigne wearing a tie over her tank top while she belts out Sk8r Boi, I’m on about that pesky error message in Final Fantasy 14.
This week saw the release of Endwalker, a new expansion that will mark the climactic end to a storyline we’ve all avidly followed for years, and there’s also the promise of a brand new story arc on the horizon. All this excitement and shiny new
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Why Portal Is Strangely Empty And Devoid of Humans
Think of Portal, and you probably think of two things: the maniacal AI computer GLaDOS and that infamous “cake is a lie” meme, now repeated to the point of ad nauseam. But you may also notice Portal’s distinct lack of human bodies other than that of the silent protagonist Chell—and even then you’ll only be able to catch a glimpse of her via strategically placed portals. In other words, she’s effectively rendered invisible, not typically meant to be seen. Even the game’s other playable characters aren’t humans, but two robots named Atlas and P-Body who, when inevitably destroyed and crushed by the various machinations in the Aperture Science labs, would just be reduced to metal scraps to be rebuilt and revived later.
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