ToddtheGatr

In Arc Raiders, the real PvP isn't direct combat, but a frantic race for the queen's core after she explodes. It's a mad dash where only the quickest succeed. #ArcRaiders #Gaming

Griefing players, especially those who've spent hours in games like the Cryo room, shows a lack of conscience. The anonymity online emboldens such behavior, but think about what happens when games like GTA VI release. #GamingEthics #OnlineBehavior

The frustration with extraction games is real. Arc Raiders, originally PVE, added PVP for danger, but its strong enemies already provide that challenge. A PVE-only mode is likely inevitable for broader appeal. #ArcRaiders #Gaming #PVE

At its best, content was a machine to create memories and friendships. No new content stings. This pain is about losing a place where so many memories were made. It stings not because of what it was, but the realization of what it won't be.

Imagine working tirelessly to reach the final boss in a limited-time raid, only to be ambushed while looting. This happened to a team in Arc Raiders, highlighting a frustrating aspect of the game. It's about respecting the grind and the shared experience. #ArcRaiders #Gaming

Is there a code of honor among gamers? Cheating online raises questions about real-life integrity. If someone cheats without remorse in a game, what does that say about them? An old-fashioned perspective wonders. #Gaming #Integrity

In gaming, the thrill isn't just the win, it's the unexpected cooperation. A moment of vulnerability in a PVP zone led to an alliance, turning a potential conflict into a shared success. Would the experience be the same without the threat of danger? #Gaming #Cooperation

@A_dmg04 So many forget the ELEVEN YEARS of content in the Destiny game…if you’re that frustrated just move on…I will be back to Destiny once there is something new to play, but damn the hate!

Some days are incredibly difficult. Will continue to do the best I can by this community as long as I’m given the opportunity to. Fully understand the frustrations. Happy to hear you out and pass along the feedback, during the best of times or the rough ones. Know many need to see action: words are only a piece of the picture until something ships. Much love.

A) I don't understand how some of these things weren't caught before launch and B) man these fuckers move fast

‼️Next week's Marathon update patch notes preview: - Increased the distance objective nav points appear from 10m to 20m. - Increased the number of Med Cabinets and Munitions Crates that can spawn on Perimeter. - Increased the amount of starting ammo in MIDA, CyberAcme, and Arachne free Sponsored Kits.

I’ve been trying to give the #marathonthegame a fair try this weekend and I must say as an 11 year Destiny player, I can see where this game has good potential. The UI is a little clunky but I’m buying into this new theme of Runners and Shells and the dystopian realm- we’ll see

‼️Marathon game director Joe Ziegler shared some "last minute tips" for the Server Slam.

To show our appreciation for all of the support you have shown us, we're doing ANOTHER GIVEAWAY 🥳 We have teamed up with SiegeOC & Hollowtide to giveaway a Marathon Collectors Edition (No game included) How to enter: 👍- Like this post 🔃- Retweet this post 👥- Follow @MarathonGG_ @SiegeOC @Hollowtide Extra Entry - Subscribe to our YouTube Channel (@Marathon_GG" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@Marathon_GG) & comment down below showing proof 👇 Winner picked on March 5th! #marathonthegame #MarathonTakeover

@StevenBartlett Putting yourself out there for all to see is a decision that seems easy at first, until you begin to notice others are paying attention. As an introvert, this is a terrifying thing, but also the most elated I've felt speaking up and trying to make a difference...great stuff!

IMPOSTER SYNDROME ISN'T INCAPABILITY, IT'S INEXPERIENCE... understanding this difference changed my life👇🏾 5 years ago today, at 27 years old the BBC called me and asked: "Do you want to become a Dragon on Dragon's Den". I was shocked. But I said, Yes. To me it’s not just an iconic show, it’s a culturally, economically and entrepreneurially important one. I was 28 when I entered the Den. About to sit in a chair I'd role-played myself in since I was 12. To my left: Peter Jones. There since episode one, 2005. To my right: Deborah Meaden. 19 years in that seat. Producer counts down: "30 seconds until the first entrepreneur." My hands are sweating?! Heart thumping in my ears! Not because I couldn't evaluate businesses. I'd built and sold companies and made investments - in fact my first ever investment was into a young Hyrum Cook for an idea he pitched me pre-launch called Adanola. But I'd never done it with cameras rolling and millions watching. For 15 years, I'd watched from my parents' sofa. Paused the TV as a child to give my verdict before the Dragons. Played businessman in my living room. Now I was.... inside the TV. In the actual Den. The lights really hot. The chair stiffer than expected and the silence before that lift opens, deafening. Here's what I learnt: Imposter syndrome isn't about incapability. It's about inexperience. Your brain literally can't tell the difference between: "I've never done this" and "I can't do this" Same signal. Same fear. Completely different realities. First entrepreneur walks in. Pitches. The Dragons turn to me. My mind goes blank for exactly one second. Then muscle memory kicks in. "Your customer acquisition costs across social media is 3x your lifetime value," I hear myself saying. "How do you fix that?" Peter nods. Deborah builds on my point. I belonged there. I just hadn't belonged there before. One pitch in, the nerves are gone. 10 pitches in and I forgot the cameras, 50 pitches in and that chair felt comfortable, 500 pitches later - I'm having fun, experimenting, pushing boundaries a little. And the thing is, Imposter syndrome hits the hardest when you're doing something that really matters - that you really care about. When you're exactly where you should be. When you're growing! That's why I call imposter syndrome, "growth syndrome" - who would choose a life without that? I wasn't an imposter. I was a 28-year-old who'd never been a Dragon before. And, it turns out that's exactly what they wanted - someone who was a bit naive, inexperienced - different. The lack of experience is not the problem, but it always holds an advantage - that's what you focus on. To everyone facing their own Dragon's Den moment... You belong in every room you're brave enough to enter and the room that intimidates you most is the one that needs your perspective the most! Activate to view

Hanging out at #podfest today, say hi if you see me!

Fries up, Guardian.

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