Thanks, I appreciate you noticing those small details.

That part was really fun.

Yeah, using a phone instead of binoculars definitely feels fresh and different.

Yeah, once you land, going quiet is usually the safest way forward, and I just love taking them down quietly.

Yeah, turning off the alarm early helped, even if things still went sideways after that.

True. Nothing like a little accidental chaos to make victory feel earned.

Yeah, the flow felt really good.

Yeah, the shots came out great. Thanks for noticing.

Yeah, they always act confident until things suddenly flip on them like that.

Nothing says softening up a base like immediately making everyone very angry, hahahaha.

The riding feels smooth and satisfying in this one.

Juan's survival advice can last about five minutes once the mortars start flying.

Yeah, Juan's advice felt both caring and completely irresponsible at the same time.

The journey from Old Gupa's house showed off the scale of the world. Letopolis look such a stunning city in the desert.

That sunrise lighting is absolutely gorgeous, and such a shame about the Stormbird glitch. It is frustrating when a boss glitches out like that, but it actually made for some really cool, creepy photos.

Great shot of that bird in photo mode. Last time I saw such shots in blog of @izuki.midoriya. It is funny how Hytham took a boat just to cross that tiny stretch of river when they could just swim to the

It is funny how the hippos did half the work for you by taking out those soldiers. Too bad about the air assassination on the captain.

I'm glad to see Lev is safe and sound. The transition from quiet melee to full firepower once you knew the coast was clear was a solid decision.

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Now this is a cool compliment for me. Thanks a lot.