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Cleretic posted:Guess what? It's 'complain about Fallout 4 time' again! I'll admit they did a lot right, but this main quest is just so shoddily constructed that it lets the rest of the game down. By a lot. The Brotherhood are a bunch of lame-os who are so annoying with their "TECHNOLOGY" speeches. The railroad realistically won't be able to do anything because it's like, 7 people, and the only reason they got anywhere is because I did everything for them. Minutemen... I don't even know what their point was except the first mission, and then to annoy me with "X settlement is under attack!!!" every few minutes, and force me to listen to that awful song on repeat at The Castle. I'm an rear end in a top hat because I like the idea of replacing people with synths so I thought the Institute was cool and sided with them, but why is there no option to blow the poo poo out of the whole commonwealth? The other endings let you blow the institute up in a big rear end explosion, why can't the institute ending involve blowing everything else in a huge explosion (yes I know I blew up the Prydwen and it was AWESOME). But as leader of the Institute, I would have liked to have leadership options, like killing everything that exists. ... and then replacing it with awesome synths.
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Phlegmish posted:That's just the Witcher II in general, that game has a really bizarre difficulty curve. The most challenging non-boss fight in the entire game for me was in the goddamn prologue where you have to fight five dudes and you have almost no abilities. I died dozens and dozens of times in Chapter I, whereas in the later two chapters I rarely died and was able to beat the final two boss fights just by button mashing. Personally, the hardest part of the game for me was the last sidequest, where you go into the sewers to find Dearhenna's hideout. I must have died 10 times in that small room with the three rotfiends, and then 4 more to the Adelbert and whats-her-face fight. After I finished that quest, I didn't get killed once, not even by the final boss. The difficulty curve in the third game is scarcely better, because I found 5 level 15 Nilfgaardian troops chilling on the main road near where you enter Velen as a level 6 character. I lost a bunch of stuff in the southwest of Velen because I hadn't saved in a while and a griffin came out of nowhere and oneshotted me.
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The Institute was annoying because at several points during their quests and interactions I had to stop and ask myself why those alleged super smart science people didn't know how basic science works or why their plans and schemes were completely retarded. Obviously the answer is bad writing but it just completely takes you out of the game when the writers can't be arsed to put some research into their science faction.
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Inco posted:Personally, the hardest part of the game for me was the last sidequest, where you go into the sewers to find Dearhenna's hideout. I must have died 10 times in that small room with the three rotfiends, and then 4 more to the Adelbert and whats-her-face fight. After I finished that quest, I didn't get killed once, not even by the final boss. I was worried for a moment because I had no idea what you were talking about, but apparently that's a quest that only shows up if you take Iorveth's path. Yeah, in general Chapter III is the easiest part of the game, that final fight against Letho they give you a bunch of space, so you can just cast Aard on him, get in a few hits if it's effective, and when he recovers you just do your ridiculous 'dodge' 500 m in the opposite direction. Lunchmeat Larry posted:.....but enough about real life, haha. Haha Phlegmish has a new favorite as of 21:03 on Dec 14, 2015 |
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Cleretic posted:Guess what? It's 'complain about Fallout 4 time' again! I'll admit they did a lot right, but this main quest is just so shoddily constructed that it lets the rest of the game down. By a lot. This was my biggest complaint about 3 - you could side with the Brotherhood, you could only slightly side with Enclave (but not really, even if you killed Brotherhood they didn't accept you), or you could kill them both and it didn't effect anything about the game in any real way. "Your choices matter...lol no they don't," is consistently an annoying thing in many RPGs though so welp.
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I've done a lot of the bloodborne DLC, through killing maria and walking into the next area. While I'm enjoying parts of it, the whole thing really just feels strange and out of place, and it frustratingly preserves a lot of the flaws of the main game that they could have used the extra content to fix. Possibly my biggest complaint is everything just feels like it has way too drat much HP. The first main area is just sponge after sponge, capable of surviving multiple visceral attacks with 20 skill. You can get to the DLC very early in the game, at a point where you're probably using weapons between +4 and +6, so I went in with a +6 saw spear and soon stopped to grab a +7 chikage because my build is skill/bloodtinge. I was level 45-50 or so. The damage I was taking from most enemies felt beatable but it was just a slog with their ridiculous amounts of health. It felt like From accidentally put in the numbers for NG+. Now my chikage is +9 but it still only feels like it's barely enough. It's very weird design because you can go into the DLC very early and you'll probably want to because you'll want to use the new weapons without already being at the very end of the game. Speaking of which: Why the hell did they make so many strength weapons a second time? Bloodborne already desperately wanted you to be a strength build on your first playthrough and gave it way more options than arcane or bloodtinge, with skill weapons being a hair less scarce plentiful but generally hard to get early in the game and also hard to find on your own. But of the 7 primary weapons I've found so far, 5 have been strength-focused (and there's 2 strength-heavy guns too). I was glad to see they at least remembered other builds exist when I gratefully found the halberd pickaxe thing, but this was a seriously missed opportunity to even out the weapons. I also found the aesthetics weirdly gratuitous and kind of stupid after what I've come to expect from the developer. Bloodborne's main content is creepy and hosed up as usual for From, but much of it is kept pretty subtle and it's surreal in ways that keep you guessing. But in the old hunters, there's just a goddamn river of blood filled with writing half-living corpses, and the area afterward is a laboratory filled with tortured and mutated people who were experimented on, screaming and begging to be killed. It's really overt and tonally dissonant with the rest of the game. And I don't even know what to say about the first boss (who is also a gratuitous meat-monster made out of miscellaneous body parts) randomly getting a giant loving anime sword that shoots lasers out of nowhere in the middle of that godawful fight. Most out-of-place and terrible-looking thing in either bloodborne or the souls games. What were they thinking.
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They were thinking that it would be a cool and good thing to do, and they were completely correct. The funny part is that you're bitching about the single most iconic weapon in the entire Souls series.
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Bloodborne is not a souls game. The aesthetics have almost nothing in common.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:Bloodborne is not a souls game. The aesthetics have almost nothing in common. From puts that weapon in every game I think, from Dark Souls to King's Field to Armored Core.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:Bloodborne is not a souls game. The aesthetics have almost nothing in common. Neither does Armored Core. It's in there too. So's the Pile Driver.  e: I don't think there was a Moonlight in Chromehounds though.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:Bloodborne is not a souls game. The aesthetics have almost nothing in common. That's like the least important thing you can make that argument with.
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Corponation posted:From puts that weapon in every game I think, from Dark Souls to King's Field to Armored Core. I don't think they put it in Lost Kingdoms, but maybe some worthless npc or random monster had it. Nothing for moonlight sword in there though.
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The fact that From uses that design in their other games has nothing to do with whether or not a giant laser-shooting anime sword looks out-of-place in a gothic horror van helsing-esque setting. It's a 100% subjective complaint with the aesthetics and drawing weird connections to other stuff the developer has made doesn't change how I'm going to view the game as a singular product. It's my opinion on the aesthetics and it might not look out-of-place at all to you. But to me, it was random and cheesy as gently caress and borderline fan servicey. It's an incredibly small complaint with the DLC compared to the fact that half the time I am just not enjoying its content.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:The fact that From uses that design in their other games has nothing to do with whether or not a giant laser-shooting anime sword looks out-of-place in a gothic horror van helsing-esque setting. It's a 100% subjective complaint with the aesthetics and drawing weird connections to other stuff the developer has made doesn't change how I'm going to view the game as a singular product. It's my opinion on the aesthetics and it might not look out-of-place at all to you. But to me, it was random and cheesy as gently caress and borderline fan servicey. I disagree with you about the aesthetics, but opinions, blah blah. But I do wanna say, about the difficulty - just come back later. You can enter really early, but it's balanced around the same difficulty as endgame, like, about as hard as the nightmare of Mensis. I entered the DLC around level 80 and it was pretty smooth. e: okay I'll say one thing about the aesthetics while trying to not be a sperg - if the moonlight sword shooting lasers bothers you, what about the amygdalas shooting giant lasers in the base game?
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If the laser beam sword bothers you, have you tried not using it?
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It really sucks that there's only like one King's Field game playable in NA and it's from two console generations ago. I really wish From would throw their Playstation games on the PSN, there's precedent for untranslated foreign games there.
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Suitaru posted:I disagree with you about the aesthetics, but opinions, blah blah. But I do wanna say, about the difficulty - just come back later. You can enter really early, but it's balanced around the same difficulty as endgame, like, about as hard as the nightmare of Mensis. I entered the DLC around level 80 and it was pretty smooth. I haven't really thought through why exactly that bothers me and nothing in the base game does to that extent, but if I had to guess it's because those are not-well-understood cosmic horrors making contact with the world from somewhere else, so it seems less unusual for surreal things to happen around them. Whereas in the old hunters, you're fighting this gratuitous meat-monster and then halfway through the fight there's a random-rear end cutscene where your character ceases to exist and it gets a giant anime sword out of nowhere. Ultimately it's just an aesthetic thing and probably a pretty arbitrary complaint when you get down to it. quote:I disagree with you about the aesthetics, but opinions, blah blah. But I do wanna say, about the difficulty - just come back later. You can enter really early, but it's balanced around the same difficulty as endgame, like, about as hard as the nightmare of Mensis. I entered the DLC around level 80 and it was pretty smooth. I wanted to see the new weapons and be able to actually go through some of the game with them which is why I went in so early. Also why I was disappointed to find so little for my build when there's so much for strength builds already in the base game. The halberd pickaxe thing and the curved sword are pretty cool though. Part of why I find the enemies' amount of health so confusing is that the items didn't seem very endgame. There were a lot of bloodstone shards and twin shards before there were a decent amount of chunks. But even comparing it to the nightmare of mensis, which is loaded with chunks, some of the enemies have three or four times as much health as some of mensis' enemies do. Like Gatling Gun Bastard and the giant tentacle face things.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:The fact that From uses that design in their other games has nothing to do with whether or not a giant laser-shooting anime sword looks out-of-place in a gothic horror van helsing-esque setting. It's a 100% subjective complaint with the aesthetics and drawing weird connections to other stuff the developer has made doesn't change how I'm going to view the game as a singular product. It's my opinion on the aesthetics and it might not look out-of-place at all to you. But to me, it was random and cheesy as gently caress and borderline fan servicey. I disagree about the aesthetics, but I'm with you on the damage-sponge enemies. I was having a blast with Bloodborne at first, and I thought the main game was pretty tight but with a couple warts here and there. I was pumped to try NG+ only to find that pretty much nothing was different or better except that every enemy had their health tripled. I've been watching a playthrough of the Old Hunters and between the enemies and bosses it just looks annoying. The main conceit of BB's faster paced combat was that it would make things quicker and more visceral, but giving your enemies absurd HP completely negates that. Disappointing, because I really liked the game overall.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:I haven't really thought through why exactly that bothers me and nothing in the base game does to that extent, but if I had to guess it's because those are not-well-understood cosmic horrors making contact with the world from somewhere else, so it seems less unusual for surreal things to happen around them. Whereas in the old hunters, you're fighting this gratuitous meat-monster and then halfway through the fight there's a random-rear end cutscene where your character ceases to exist and it gets a giant anime sword out of nowhere. actually, if you look closely, he has it on his back at the start of the fight, hence "you were at my side all along" excuse the pedantry I can't help myselfSounds like you use skill weapons on your current character since you mention the church pick and the saif. There are a couple more cool skill weapons, but they and almost all of the more exotic weapons/tools are placed near the end of the DLC. Unarguably a bummer, can't argue with that.
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Big problem I have with L- is that he screeches too fuckin' much. The first half of the fight is an unbearable cacophony of screaming and bad camera. The second half is fine and personally I think the bright green stands out really nicely in that fight, the lighting is gorgeous. Also he has a leap attack from the ceiling that's an instant kill if you have under 30 vitality (which is a fair amount) and there's just no possible way you're gonna figure out his tells for when he drops from the ceiling without getting killed by it at least once. The tell is an audio cue, it's a quieter scream than his regular screaming -- not that there's any way you'd know. If you just spam rolls you might get lucky and avoid it but most likely you won't, and then you'll take counter damage and be really dead. quote:Bloodborne's main content is creepy and hosed up as usual for From, but much of it is kept pretty subtle and it's surreal in ways that keep you guessing. Bloodborne is by far the least subtle about the dark stuff in the Souls games. I dunno, a river of blood and mutilated corpses doesn't seem out of place in a place called The Hunter's Nightmare. Push on though, dude, because the last zone of the DLC is some of the best stuff From's ever made.
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Suitaru posted:actually, if you look closely, he has it on his back at the start of the fight, hence "you were at my side all along" The souls games did the same sort of poo poo. Focusing on one stat, strength dex or magic was as good or as painless as depended entirely on how early you could find something good, and for some builds you couldn't find anything good for a long while. Magic in particular is kind of hard to get ahold of anything good until a ways in. I mean it still blows but it's what From does.
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I have started replaying Final Fantasy VII on PSP and I just cannot understand why the chose those squashed awful character models for walking around and cutscenes when they had the battle sprites available.
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Suitaru posted:actually, if you look closely, he has it on his back at the start of the fight, hence "you were at my side all along" This is part of the problem, I read before it came out that there were something like 10 new weapons in the DLC and they certainly haven't all been strength focused, but the first 4 I found in a row were. The only one that actually seemed very skill-focused so far was well after off the boss, which as usual was a giant unfun spike in the difficulty curve. This was one of the things I was referencing when I mentioned the DLC repeating the same flaws from the main game. There's generalist/strength-focused weapons all through the early game in bloodborne, but if you want a skill weapon then you're stuck with the cane for almost half the non-chalice dungeon content, and god help you if you're trying to go bloodtinge or arcane. The DLC dutifully copied that exact problem. It's just disappointing to see a great chance to fix some of bloodborne's problems with build diversity and weapon availability get thrown away. RyokoTK posted:Big problem I have with L- is that he screeches too fuckin' much. The first half of the fight is an unbearable cacophony of screaming and bad camera. The second half is fine and personally I think the bright green stands out really nicely in that fight, the lighting is gorgeous. Yeah I didn't say much about the fight itself because I didn't want to write an entire essay complaining about bloodborne but here we are so here''s another problem copied from the main game. I frankly have no idea how the sound "design" on cleric beast and vicar ameliAAAAAAAAAAA made it into the final game but christ, I shouldn't have to mute the game on a boss fight just to protect my sanity. So my eyes just about rolled right out of my skull when the first boss in the DLC had the same problem, complete with miserable camera as usual. There's plenty of other little problems like having two jumping attacks as you mentioned. Like with amygdala, these kinds of attacks are garbage design IMO because they will just about always launch the boss way out of the camera, forcing you to rely on luck or trial-and-error memorization to dodge. They're also often one-shot attacks which makes it even better when you slog through a sponge boss's thousands of HP, dodging one-shot after one-shot, and then get hit with that because you physically couldn't see it coming. In the souls games and bloodborne I've always played by doing the whole game solo my first time, then opening it up to co-op after that. I broke that rule and summoned somebody to help with this fight because I just did not have the patience for its obnoxious design and weird balance. Luckily on the second co-op attempt I ended up with a ridiculously good japanese player who must have been putting out twice as much damage as me.
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Glukeose posted:I disagree about the aesthetics, but I'm with you on the damage-sponge enemies. I was having a blast with Bloodborne at first, and I thought the main game was pretty tight but with a couple warts here and there. I was pumped to try NG+ only to find that pretty much nothing was different or better except that every enemy had their health tripled. I've been watching a playthrough of the Old Hunters and between the enemies and bosses it just looks annoying. The main conceit of BB's faster paced combat was that it would make things quicker and more visceral, but giving your enemies absurd HP completely negates that. Yeah, everything just had way too much hp in NG+, especially considering how quickly your damage tops out. I got to Rom and decided it just wasn't particularly fun to keep slogging through.
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The Moon Monster posted:Yeah, everything just had way too much hp in NG+, especially considering how quickly your damage tops out. I got to Rom and decided it just wasn't particularly fun to keep slogging through. Fallout 4 has this radiant quest system that, while it works better than Skyrims one, makes no loving sense at all. Settlers are being attacked by some nearby ghouls and want you to clear them out of the location they are spawning from. Okay, but the location you say they are coming from is on the other side of the map - I seriously doubt packs of feral ghouls could be wandering intentionally and unharmed across the wasteland, avoiding the many dangers and detouring the rivers and towns and other settlements just to attack this particular settlement. The same applies to raiders, although I can understand that raiders might be more specific in their targets, overlooking a nearby settlement in favour of a richer and less well guarded one further away. There is one settlement in particular that comes to mind, I can't remembe the name but I do know it is directly across the road from a National Guard Training Facility, that is crawling with ghouls. As in the facility front doors are 50 metres away from the settlement. Those guys call me for help with ghouls attacking them from some place all the way over on the left side of the map, when I can see ghouls wandering around the backyard of this facility across the road behind the settler giving me the mission. Really, guy? Are you sure the ghouls are coming from waaaaay the gently caress over there, when you've got an infestation right on your doorstep that you don't seem to give a poo poo about? Another thing that annoys me with settlers is they don't stay "safe". What I mean is, I construct them these lovely easily defended forts with guard posts and choke-points and gates, but the moment a raiding party appears outside the settlement they all open the gates and flood out, guns firing and trying to take cover behind trees and bushes when they could have just taken cover on the custom made and extremely effective battlements along my elevated walls. Why have choke points and kill boxes when the defenders don't defend, instead choosing to charge out of their safe haven to bring the fight to the enemy?
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EmmyOk posted:I have started replaying Final Fantasy VII on PSP and I just cannot understand why the chose those squashed awful character models for walking around and cutscenes when they had the battle sprites available. I've got no idea why they're used for pre-rendered cutscenes, but with the field maps and such it's probably a low-poly performance thing. The battle arenas are pretty geometrically simple and don't have a lot of models in play, so they can be a lot heavier-duty in the models they do use. The field maps have a lot more potential characters and geometry on screen, so what is there has to be simpler. Remember this was made for the PS1, which wasn't exactly a juggernaut.
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princecoo posted:Another thing that annoys me with settlers is they don't stay "safe". What I mean is, I construct them these lovely easily defended forts with guard posts and choke-points and gates, but the moment a raiding party appears outside the settlement they all open the gates and flood out, guns firing and trying to take cover behind trees and bushes when they could have just taken cover on the custom made and extremely effective battlements along my elevated walls. Why have choke points and kill boxes when the defenders don't defend, instead choosing to charge out of their safe haven to bring the fight to the enemy? I haven't seen almost any raids since I guess my defense ratings are too high or something, so I don't know if this will fix the problem, but this mod lets you place guard post rugs and stuff to control exactly where your guards will stand. It probably won't do anything for people assigned to other jobs though.
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EmmyOk posted:I have started replaying Final Fantasy VII on PSP and I just cannot understand why the chose those squashed awful character models for walking around and cutscenes when they had the battle sprites available. i saw the trailer for the pc port of ff6 and it looks so weird to have sprites with no artifacting. everyone's so smoothed out like those emulators that average out a sprite's colors.
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Gestalt Intellect posted:...I shouldn't have to mute the game on a boss fight just to protect my sanity. So my eyes just about rolled right out of my skull when the first boss in the DLC had the same problem, complete with miserable camera as usual. Funnily enough, with Ludwig the jump attack is telegraphed and communicated by his screams.
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I can't find the video but some guys posted one where they slowed it down and Laurence and Ludwig and both speaking words during the screams. It's not just screaming.
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I think Laurence is screaming "forgive me" and Ludwig is screaming "kill me"
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princecoo posted:Fallout 4 has this radiant quest system that, while it works better than Skyrims one, makes no loving sense at all. Speaking of it always bugs me when someone gets kidnapped by something that's not Raiders. I can't even see Gunners taking someone for ransom but when Supermutants do it? Yeah I can see them taking someone alive but they won't be alive for long and also they're not the kind to ask for ransom. Also you managed to get kidnapped from a village that has a guard tower with literally 30 missile turrets on it what the gently caress? I've seen raids on my towns even when they come in force they get creamed within seconds, there's no way someone was taken from there. It is a sight to behold though when some random hostile creature wanders into range and the entire countryside explodes.
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Action Tortoise posted:i saw the trailer for the pc port of ff6 and it looks so weird to have sprites with no artifacting. everyone's so smoothed out like those emulators that average out a sprite's colors.
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FO4 has a lot of issues, and I can merrily ignore most of them, two in particular have really started to grate on me. The first is CHA checks for XP and its only to be an rear end in a top hat. It's really easy XP, even if your CHA is poo poo you can wear a hat, shades, a nice suit or underwear, and pop some mentats. My issue is it has solely used to be an rear end in a top hat, get more money, or to pry more information out of someone. even if you think you are doing a good thing, I guarantee in the end its a bigger rear end in a top hat option then choosing the button on the right. My second bitch is doing the main missions. I wanted to just plow through one of what seemed the main story lines (minutemen) but now the missions are looping. I've saved the same loving kid three times now. I assume I need to do one of the other main story lines, so while I'm off trying to find my idiotic kid I keep having to do these stupid times missions or face the loss. I even tried not turning in the mission, it works for a while then just auto-turns it in for you.
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I just realized a lot of the right and bottom edge of the map in fallout 4 is just ocean so there's nothing there. It's still a very big world but deceptively smaller than it looked. New vegas had something similar IIRC where there were impassible mountains around the edge of the world that made it smaller than it looked.
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