Seeing Joseph's hollow scream before he carried his son's body away really captured the total collapse of his world and his beliefs. It looked like a relief to finally give Joseph the justice he asked

Watching the CCTV footage of the transformation was a chilling moment. Seeing exactly how he behaved while trapped in the containment room made finding that fresh blood sample feel even more urgent.

Lev remaining guarded and shutting the door before Abby could finish her advice was a sharp reminder of the world they live in. Even after the help, the lack of trust between them is still very much there.

I'm fascinated hearing this, and yeah, I guess I head it before. You're also doing great.

It was a little harder in the arena this time. I'm glad to finish it off single handedly.

I guess Felix sent Kensa just for a normal drill, and found me off guard coincidentally.

It was interesting to see you trying to live a quiet life as a rancher. Harvesting meat and bones to sell later while only killing in self-defense adds a lot of character depth to this journey.

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Yea yeah. Thanks for stopping by.

It was sudden plan and I'm glad it worked well. Thanks for stopping by.

I like this game mostly for its graphics and I have somewhat an average setup, not the best.

I'm happy that my strategies worked at last. Thanks for stopping by.

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I never knew how many waves there were going to be, so I had to improvise with each waves.

I noticed how you used the trooper to get your focus back after the second restart. Taking him down with that style was the perfect way to reset your mental game before heading back into the arena for

Those living bombs require so much space to manage, so backing off to pick them off from afar seemed like the perfect way to avoid a quick trip back to the last checkpoint.

Thanks. I'm glad to find a spot this week, among all those cool entries.

That partnership gave the arena entry a strong sense of familiarity and support. Anyway, I don't remember meeting him before.

Thanks for stopping by. It definitely the opening of a major chapter.