Prey the game

Yo! Another game time XD, Sorry for the late post but hey, I have literally nothing to talk about at this point……so yeah.

This game is called “Prey”. In Prey, the player controls Morgan Yu while exploring the space station Talos I, in orbit around Earth–Moon L2, where research into a hostile alien collective called the Typhon is performed. As the Typhon escape confinement, the player uses a variety of weapons and abilities derived from the Typhon to avoid being killed by the aliens while looking to escape the station. The player gains access to areas of the station through a Metroidvania style of progression by acquiring key items and abilities, eventually allowing the player to fully explore the station in an open-world setting..

In March 2032, Morgan Yu is recruited by their brother Alex to join TranStar's research team on Talos I. However, while taking a series of tests prior to leaving for the station, one of the supervising doctors is attacked by a Typhon and Morgan is knocked out. Morgan wakes up again in their apartment, but quickly finds out that it is merely a simulated environment. It is 2035 and they have actually already been living on Talos I for three years. Morgan is then contacted by January, an Operator artificial intelligence that claims to have been built by Morgan. January warns Morgan that the Typhon have broken containment and taken over the station, killing the majority of the crew. It also reveals to Morgan that they had been testing neuromods for the past three years, with Morgan continually adding and removing them. However, a side effect of removing a neuromod is that the user loses all memories gained after installation of that neuromod, explaining Morgan's memory loss. January then claims that Morgan built it to help Morgan destroy Talos I, taking the Typhon and all of its research with it. Meanwhile, Alex contacts Morgan and pleads with them to instead build a special Nullwave device that will destroy the Typhon but leave the station intact, citing how their research is too valuable to lose.

As Morgan makes their way through the station, they come across other survivors which they may choose to help or not. Alex then tasks Morgan with scanning the Typhon "Coral" growing around the station, and discovers that the Typhon are building some sort of neural network. However, their attempts to study the neural network are interrupted when the TranStar Board of Directors learns of the containment breach and sends a cleanup crew to eliminate both the Typhon and any surviving station crew. After the cleanup crew is eliminated, Alex further analyzes the data and concludes that the Typhon are sending a signal into deep space to summon something. Suddenly, a gargantuan Typhon (called Apex) appears and begins to devour Talos I. Morgan is then given the choice of activating the station's self-destruct sequence or building the Nullwave device to defeat the Typhon.

If Morgan chooses to activate the Nullwave device, all of the Typhon on Talos I are destroyed and the station is left intact to allow further neuromod research. If Morgan chooses to activate the self-destruct, then the entire station explodes, destroying all of the Typhon with it. Based on Morgan's earlier choices, Morgan can either find a way to escape the station or is stranded and dies in the explosion as well.

In a post-credits scene, Morgan wakes up in a lab and learns that they are not the real Morgan, but instead a captured Typhon implanted with Morgan's memories in an effort to teach it human emotions and empathy. The real Morgan is long dead and the Typhon have already spread on Earth. Alex and his Operator assistants’ then judge "Morgan" based on the choices it made throughout the game. If "Morgan" failed to show human empathy, then Alex destroys it and starts the experiment over. If "Morgan" did show human empathy, Alex lets it go, whereupon it can choose to accept his offer to become an ambassador between the species, or kill him and join the rest of its kind in the extermination of humanity

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Pros and Cons of Art

Art can come to lots of pros and cons,this is the some of the pros and cons

Pros:

1. If you draw all the time like I do, people see you drawing all the time. And they compliment you all the time. Which is can be pretty great.

2. You can make diagrams in science that are really a bunch of fluff, but look pretty so you barely need any writing to get an A!

3. You have something to do during lectures. Because obviously you're not going to listen to the darn things.

4. You look like you know what your doing when people ask you for art advice. Even if you really don't...

5. Fanart is the best. Especially when you get to draw yourself with your fictional crush.

Cons:

1. If you draw all the time like I do, people see you drawing all the time. They compliment you all the time. I cannot express how irritating it can be, even though they have the best intentions.

2. You can often get in trouble for having art all over everything.

3. Sometimes, you look at other artists, and their work is usually quadrillionmillion times better than yours. It kind of sucks.

4. Art is too expensive. I'm only in middle school and I'm a broke artist! I can't imagine how bad that'll be when I'm an adult.

5. My room's messiness involves clothes and papers. And there are waaaay too many papers, covered in way to much graphite

6. Too many famous artists are crazy and such. So if you end up becoming an artist, you're probably also going to go to an asylum eventually. At least, statistically speaking.

7. You are in a horrible love-hate relationship with your art.yes

The Appropriate Form Of Punishment For Road Bullies

 Incidences of road bullying have increased tremendously in Malaysia. What do you think is the appropriate form of punishment for road bullies? 

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        Nowadays, there are many different type of drivers on the road, especially the crazy ones. People tend to break all sorts of rules just to get the fun out of it .There are many ways to overcome this problem such as punishments.

    One of the punishments includes prison. Let’s be real here, no one on earth ever dreams of going there. It's unsanitary, people there are horrible. Besides, that one single right of humanity is taken away from you, freedom. Let's say this guy is a road bully, and he causes this major accident just cause of his road rage. He's put in jail. Yes, road bullying is a minor offence as compared to murder. But people would definitely learn from their mistake. Moreover, there's a lot of time to dwell on your mistakes in there. Now let's say due to his road rage, this person ends up killing a person on the road. Then it's murder. Maybe years, or even a lifetime in prison. This would definitely keep dangerous people of our roads.

Other than that, the authorities could and should confiscate the licenses of road bullies. Confiscation of their driver's license, should in theory, prevent them from taking the road. And the period of time should belong enough for them to realise, or maybe regret the things that they did. If it's a minor offense like speeding, maybe 3 months or so. A major offense, like causing death, maybe years, or have his driver's license suspended for life. The amount of hassle of not being able to drive would really make the road bully think twice once he gets his driver's license returned back to him.

Let’s be real here guys, and again. People like money. And fines is definitely a good way to prevent road bullying. Obviously, the fines should be in line with what the road bully has done. A few hundred ringgit would definitely make the road bully feel the burn. Can’t think of the bad side of this? Think twice, cause you may get caught and end up paying RM500!

And this means the police play a vital role. They can't just be letting some people go. Or worse, receiving bribes (which is something very famous here). No, make them pay the fine.

All this punishment will be a warning of them ,anything further is for the goverment choose

social problems in world :P

 There are many social problems today that affect our society. What are some of these problems?
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In this generation, things have been changing fast and tremendously .And the worst is the social problems.

So, what is social problems? Social problems are the general factors that affect and damage society. A social problem is normally a term used to describe problems with a particular area or group of people in the world. Social problems often involve problems that affect real life. It also affects how people react to certain situations.

One of the social problems that are occurring now is misuse of drugs. There was a time in cinematic history where virtually every actor or actress was portrayed on screen with a cigarette in hand. Smoking, it was implied, was cool. As a result everyone was doing it, including kids. Well, as awareness to the danger of smoking increased, “cool” images of smoking disappeared. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about drugs and alcohol. These vices are staples in everyday media. Simply, drinking and using drugs is shown as being cool. Our kids are literally moving around in an intoxicated daze. Immature behaviour is then amplified due to being under the influence. Drunk driving, poor grades and attendance, anti-social and violent behaviour and the list goes on.

Besides that, Internet had become something that everyone can obtain and use. Thus this have cause the misuse of internet, especially cyberbullying. Kids and teens this days love using the internet to insult people and judge others. This is very bad as this will cause mental issues such as depression, anxiety, and lastly suicide.  

Other than that, Nowadays Illegal street racing is very common by many teenagers. This can be seen while we on the round, many of them ride their motorcycle with the dangerous condition. It is believe that, teenagers are easily involved in Illegal Street racing because of many reason. For instance the effect of their friends. It could be worse if we don't take any action order to decrease the number of teenagers who involved in Illegal street racing. Because of their attitudes, the number of accident increasing day by day.

All this social problems needs to be solved in order that our world will be peace and happy J

Portals:Part 1

*this will be sets to part so that i cam finish my blog with at least a topic to write about*

Portals, what’s the first thing you think about? The game? A hole in space? Yeah almost...

it may sounds crazy when you mix some scientist like Einstein, Hawking and few others but the game Portal is more crazy than you think! Valves, your game have brought many of us to the point of carefully measured and delivered application of mind altering substance is the only way we can make some sense into your portal guns, but…… thankfully through some clever thinking and lots of madness , finally we know how is portal made.

People have been asking how portal have been made, through physics, spaces, Einstein and so other that I am in the point that I am writing this down here because I have nothing to write about and I’ll be damned kill if I don’t (unless that guy comes again and ruin my day saying how stupid and dumb my English sounds, FU*K you)

Now before I start writing things that no one will understand(in a point of science and English)here’s a note, do not read this post if you hate English and science or you cannot understand any of it.so please, get out if you do not want your brain to be dead. If you insist, then hold on because I am not turning this car around.

*Please be mind that portals can be utterly earth shatteringly frightening but the science behind it is exciting complex but is okay, this proofs that you can ask or burn your physics teacher’s mind about how much space formula you’ll unravel …

But before that ,let’s talk about what’s portal(as in the game)

The game retains Portal's gameplay elements, and adds new features, including tractor beams, laser redirection, bridges made of light, and paint-like 'gels' accelerating the player's speed, allowing the player-character to jump higher or place portals on any surface. These gels were created by the team from the Independent Games Festival-winning DigiPen student project Tag: The Power of Paint. In the single-player campaign, the player controls protagonist Chell, awoken from suspended animation after many years, who must navigate the now-dilapidated Aperture Science Enrichment Center during its reconstruction by the reactivated GLaDOS, a powerful supercomputer. The storyline introduces new characters, including Wheatley (Stephen Merchant) and Cave Johnson (J. K. Simmons). Ellen McLain reprised the role of GLaDOS. Jonathan Coulton and The National each produced a song for the game. Portal 2 also includes a two-player cooperative mode, in which the robotic player-characters Atlas and P-Body (both voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) are each given a portal gun and are required to work together to solve puzzles. Valve provided post-release support for the game, including additional downloadable content and a simplified map editor to allow players to create and share test chambers with others.Portal is like the main thing in the game and without it,youre basically stuck in there.

Pros and cons of assignments

Homework is one of the least interesting tasks for students. They tend to avoid writing homework assignments because they are repetitive and boring. Exams are less stressful because they come occasionally and remain for a week or so. Home tasks are repetitive and monotonous. Students hate to attempt these assignments because they do not have enough time to give to each subject and assignment.

From a student’s point of view, home tasks are unnecessary. From a teacher’s point of view, these tasks are important to help the students revise the concepts taught in class and perform better at the subject.

Everything has good and bad things about it. Home tasks have their good and bad sides as well. Research shows that students should have two hours of studying at home after the school assignments during high school. The amount of home tasks has increased greatly since the past two decades. This makes it difficult for students to cope up with. Average amount of home tasks is perfectly fine for the students.

Pros:
-It helps the students improve their understanding of the subject.
-They can develop a better understanding of the subject and its applications when they attempt assignments on their own
-Students who have trouble in grabbing the concepts will learn better when they attempt the assignmentIt will help them revise the concepts they read in schoolIt motivates them to take initiative and carry out research to attempt the home task
-It is a good way to prepare for exams and tests. They will practice the assignment and get prepared for the exam

Even though there are many advantages of home tasks, but they can have some drawbacks as well if in excess amount

Cons:
-Students cannot take time out to dedicate to each assignmentThey do not find time for their other activities and extracurricular tasks
-They do not have enough free time to learn and develop their personal skills
-Students who have excess home work may feel anxiety and stress if they cannot complete the paper on time
-It can be challenging for parents to sit with students and help them out in their academic tasks
-It may (will) make the student hate the subject itself