Destin Daniel Cretton says they looked at parkour GoPro footage as inspiration for Spider-Man's web swinging in ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’. “We were able to now look at YouTube footage of wingsuiters & parkourers… and analyze what angles make your heart drop, that make you feel like you’re right there with them.” (Source:

JUST IN: FED RATES REMAIN UNCHANGED AT 3.50–3.75% Kevin Warsh just looked America dead in the eyes and said “nah, we’re good” while oil’s doing parkour off Iranian missiles, three regional Fed presidents are screaming for a hike like the building’s on fire, and Trump is somewhere yelling “LOWEST RATES IN THE WORLD” into a gold-plated megaphone. Nine-to-three. Three grown adults voted to raise rates and got overruled so the official statement could still end with the purest corporate-copium sentence ever written: “The Committee will deliver price stability.” Deliver it where? FedEx? Because it’s not showing up here. We’re in a society so advanced that “strong productivity” means robots are writing the earnings calls while the rest of us fight over $6 gas and a 30-year mortgage that now requires a second kidney as down payment. Capital markets are having a full nervous breakdown, the 10-year is climbing like it’s late for a meeting with God, and the Fed’s response is putting on noise-canceling headphones and humming. Geopolitics is just vibes now. A shooting war can jack energy prices, the statement shrugs “supply shocks,” and everyone goes back to arguing about whether the AI boom is going to save us or just make the unemployment charts look prettier while we all starve in climate-controlled server farms. This is peak late-empire comedy. The people who run the money printer are playing chicken with reality, the people who run the country are live-tweeting about GDP targets that exist only in PowerPoints, and the rest of us are refreshing the chart like it’s going to start making sense. We’re not a serious country. We’re a reality show with a central bank. And the central bank just voted to keep the laugh track running

Jean Guesdon, a lead developer behind Assassin’s Creed Unity, says the game is “one of the most underrated games in the Assassin’s Creed series,” even though its launch was a disaster. When Unity released in 2014, it was full of bugs, glitches, and performance problems. Ubisoft released several updates to fix it, apologized to players, and made the Dead Kings DLC free. Looking back, Guesdon says the team tried to do too much at once. -They built a huge version of Paris -added thousands of NPCs on screen -created a new parkour system -let players enter many buildings -introduced four-player co-op. He admitted that combining all those features made development very difficult. Now that most technical issues have been fixed, many fans see Unity as one of the best-looking Assassin’s Creed games Via:gamesradar

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