Glamorganshire, Walesthe most AI generated response I've seen in ages, jesus
any future/prospective runners watching this, the having one lich in each alleyway is faster on the 'Basic Formation' and 'Hoplite' levels, by a couple of seconds on each, they've been fixed since this run!
LEGO set 261-1, released exclusively in the USA in 1979, was a bathroom, complete with unique 'light grey paddle with mirror pattern' piece, standard scale minifigure with a smiley face, larger figure, a blue baseplate, and more, all contributing to the total of 172 pieces.
Whenever I'm trying to find tech in games, and my experience is limited so I hope others will join in, I do exactly what you're talking about, going under the map, playerspace, or out of bounds assuming that the game has that modelled in and it's not a fully fixed zone. Also seeing if gameplay mechanics can be exploited, like trying to move through locked doors or new zones early by pushing the character at different angles, or walking and doing certain inputs, it is a truly tedious process to be honest and all the more so when you aren't being helped or playing alongside a bigger community. I also don't know anything about the game sadly, but to do with attacking enemies the same principle of exploitation usually applies, can you find stuck spots, or carry weapons or attacks to a certain point in the game where you're not meant to have them? Again this is very general advice but it's hard area to discuss.
It's possible that old internet forums exist for games like 7 Blades and other things by the same publisher/company, which may be hard to track down if they still exist but people may have discussed the game online closer to the release and discussed problems or bugs they'd found if you're really lucky.
One thing I will add is that different release versions often do have different issues and bugs, so if you have access to the Japanese copy it's worth trying out different tech on both copies, and diversiftying leaderboard categories accordingly if the gameplay is different.
Been having a great time with the full game by the way, just in case the developers are affiliated with the demo boards. Never tried running racing games but I think I shall
239 is the largest integer n whose factorial can be written as the product of distinct factors between n + 1 and 2n, both included
I think we need to accept that we're running out of half interesting things for 9/10 of these numbers.
A timer that you can add into the video using video editing software, HitFilm for a (poor user-end) example has a 'timecode' feature where you can put a timer in which is tied to the video speed, and choose where it starts and stops.
In the 4th Final Quarter cricket match in Wellington, on the 21st of March, 2015, New Zealand playing the West Indies national team, Martin Guptill batting for New Zealand managed to stay in for the entire innings coming on as one of the initial 2 batsmen, and accumulated 237 runs, with 24 4s and 11 6s.
This is a bit complicated but 234 is actually a sequence of numbers which closely resembles the second, third, and fourth ordinal real numbers after zero. Those are: 2, 3, and 4, and we can see this matches very closely to 234. Remarkable, I r8 8/8
SCP-227 is a bronze clockwork device measuring 10 cm x 16 cm x 26 cm and weighing 5 kg
Pills with the imprint 224 are typically Risperidone 2mg, they are prescription only, and are used in the treatment of Autism, Asperger Syndrome, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, and more.
And @Gaming_64 has failed to mention 221b baker street, disaster has befallen the forums.
NGC 216 is a lenticular galaxy located approximately 68.8 million light-years from the sun in the constellation Cetus.
Adult skeletons are made up from 206 bones
(finally landed back on an out and out proper fact lol)
The current world record for level #201 in Shift Happens is held by @Csen with a time of 45.86 seconds.
192 is the North Macedonian telephone number for the Emergency Services.
180 is the number of degrees in an open, straight line, angle, also therefore the number of degrees in a reverse turn, or U turn. It's also the maximum score from a hand of three darts.
