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Dropping the "CX" has been a long time coming, so.... rename, rebrand, what have you. Here we go.
This list could be countless other games that were equally impactful. I first started playing games at 3 years old on my sister's Commodore 64, so there's quite literally a lifetime of memories to choose from.
Put the wax in your ears and sail back to Ithaca with me. twitch.tv/carsahn
Watched their 47 minute deep dive. Literally zero discussion on how they integrated the BLAM engine (the actual core of the game) and instead nearly an hour talking about visuals.
FYI, visuals weren’t why people became disillusioned with Halo.
For the Halo Studios team, the Unreal Engine community was another tool helping with their development on Halo: Campaign Evolved. Through knowledge and expertise sharing, they were able to leverage learnings from tips, Unreal Fest talks and case studies provided by devs in the UE community.
Get a closer look at the game's development here: epic.gm/developer-interviews…
They really upped the difficulty in Halo: Campaign Evolved, I cant get past the part where you launch the game.
The levels of hype from this overkill are just out of this world!
twitch.tv/carsahn/clip/Singl…
The VA in 2025/2026:
⚠ States a favorable medical opinion unfavorable?
Medical Opinion:
“The claimed condition is at least as likely as not (50% chance or greater) incurred in or caused by military service.”
Denial:
"An additional medical opinion ... was provided and the medical examiner opined that the claimed condition was less likely than not ... incurred in or caused by the claimed in-service injury, event or illness.”
⚠ Attributes findings to the opinion that aren't in the opinion.
⚠ Ignore concerns about factual inaccuracies in an exam. (In a memo I was told to write...BY the VA)
⚠ Failing to actually evaluate the stressors at the center of the claim (ignored and unmentioned in report)
⚠ Includes COPY/PASTE language from an unrelated musculoskeletal claim in a psychiatric decision
I was a senior in high school when 9/11 happened. I enlisted immediately after, and have served ever since. Never asked for anything in return, was always willing to sacrifice. And now, when I legitimately ask for something back, I'm treated in a way that I find to be both disrespectful and dismissive. And, I know I'm not alone.
I've been at this for over a year. And here I am again, waiting on another reviewer for months with no update. Sitting here wondering if the VA sees me as simply a number or as a veteran who depends on this decision for their livelihood.
@RepDeborahRoss
@SenTedBuddNC
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