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Who would like to see a Shaolin Monks spinoff?
Mortal Kombat II's Kung Lao actor Max Huang wants a Shaolin Monks spinoff with Liu Kang. bit.ly/42tVcst
Finally was able too see the new Mortal Kombat 2 movie.
It’s most definitely a satisfying experience and brought out the best fight scenes I’ve witnessed.
Took 6 people with me, paid for them to also enjoy this 10/10 beautiful movie!
Thank you @Todd_Garner and all the cast!
Whether you go 0-2 or a win a tournament.....GOOD SHIT TO YOU.
At least you went out there and tried.
The real losers are the ones that sit back and talk shit about people's results.
Ya are the worst type of people.
Won't go to anything competitive...but talk about people's results and accomplishments.
The best thing ya accomplished is talk on the keyboard and take 0 risks.
Shut your ass up and continue to watch like the bitch you are.
It’s an incredible game.
All these haters who only played the game for less than 10 minutes and leaving negative reviews need to shut the fuck up you know? ❤️
I agree with this.
FULL HIGHGUARD REVIEW AFTER PLAYING
Highguard is getting way more backlash than it deserves, and honestly a lot of it feels like cope. The game is hard. It demands mechanical skill, awareness, and good decision-making, and that alone is enough to turn a lot of people off. A lot of the negative comparisons come from players expecting another Overwatch or Marvel Rivals-style hero shooter, but Highguard clearly isn’t trying to be that. Judging it by those standards completely misses the point.
The 3v3 siege mode gets criticized a lot, but it actually works really well with the current time-to-kill. Smaller teams mean individual skill matters more, and clutching a 1v3 is genuinely possible if you play well. Sure, I think there’s room to experiment with larger formats like 5v5 or 6v6 down the line, but for this mode, 3v3 feels intentional and balanced rather than limiting.
If you enjoy fast-paced movement shooters that reward raw aim, positioning, and quick reactions, there’s a lot to like here. That said, I can’t ignore the performance issues. The game is badly optimized right now, and there’s a strange blur that constantly affects visual clarity. These feel like fixable problems, but they do hurt the experience in its current state.
Overall, most of the outrage and bad reviews don’t come from bad design — they come from players who can’t keep up and don’t want to adapt. Highguard knows what kind of game it wants to be, and for the right audience, it delivers.
It’s crazy how life changed for me.
From a department I’ve worked 6+ years for just for that whole department to be laid off due to mass over staff.
Severance package will hold me through for a good while.
This gives me time to push content but I ust need the drive to do so.
124,000+ views! I can’t believe one of my TikTok’s hit that in a few hours!
This is new to me and I’m truly thankful to those who made this possible! Thank you 🥹
This food is so good bruh!
Giant fall off the bone Turkey Leg 🍗 is underneath the Mac & Cheese and sauced with Alfredo and Buffalo sauce with lots of shrimp!
This plate gonna knock me out lol 😭🤣
So 2XKO takes forever to release just for the devs to steal moves from another game?!
How low is that 😂
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I am calling for Twitch to amend their guidelines for multi streaming.
It is hostile towards streamers that actually want to be on your platform and be a part of the community. The phrasing is far too vague and leaves the door open for streamers to be suspended simply for engaging with external platforms more than Twitch.
More specifically, the third guideline which prohibits displaying *any* activity from third party platforms needs to be removed. The way that it is written technically makes it permissible to suspend anyone even if they are just using tipping platforms like StreamElements/Streamlabs. That's insane.
It is ridiculous to say you allow multi streaming but then ask your creators to pretend like none of the other platforms exist. We should be allowed to combine chats on screen and acknowledge our viewers that support us even if they come from other platforms.
I get that Twitch doesn't want viewers leaving for other platforms, but rules like this show that you don't even have confidence in your own platform anymore.
Finally, if you say you're going to issue people a warning beforehand, actually do that. I shouldn't have to wake up to find my account suspended out of nowhere.
And if you actually managed to stomach this cringe wall of text, please share it around. I want to actually make a difference in this space.
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