Ahh, dinosaurs.
Everyone loves these majestic creatures… until they're on the loose and eating your
face.
I believe it was Gandhi who said that.
But maybe things will be different this time because you're in
charge of building the perfect ecological park with a harmonious mix between man and
dinosaur in Jurassic World: Evolution for PC, Xbox One,
and PlayStation 4.
Spoiler alert: Things won't be different.
If something can go wrong, it will, and it's
up to you to fix it as quickly as possible and ensure your guests
have a wonderful experience and live to tell their friends about it.
The bones of a good time are here: The game's mix of park building and crisis management
is sometimes fun and somewhat addictive, but these good
bones are fossilized under layers of repetitive tasks,
shallow creation options, and questionable AI.
As a result, crafting your own dino-utopia isn't much fun.
Like the last few movies, Evolution's premise is half-baked.
It's really only there to give you an excuse to
build a bunch of Jurassic Parks on a chain of islands not-so-subtly named: "las Cinco
Muertes" or "the five deaths."
Jeff Goldblum, whose presence is appreciated, even if he sounds like he just woke up from
a nap, pops up from time to time to inform you that this is all a terrible idea; chaos
theory; life finds a way; and stuff like that.
Fans of Goldblum's unique delivery will get a kick out of reading his dialogue as
he speaks.
Commas, ellipses… punctuation… they're merely suggestions when the master interprets
his lines.
Unsurprisingly, your goal is to
build the best dino park possible.
Surprisingly, for a developer who's known for Planet Coaster, Thrillville, and
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, even the core mechanics aren't up to
snuff.
Small build areas and infuriating terrain restraints are inexcusable, especially from
a developer with such a pedigree in the genre.
Your building options are limited and the gameplay is agonizingly
repetitive: Point and click to gather enough fossils to make a viable dinousaur; research
things (i.e. click and wait), so you can modify the genome to
give the dino tougher skin, different colors, a more
aggressive demeanor… all in hopes of making it more attractive to your park's guests.
Next, incubate the dinosaur, release it into your park, and then
try to keep it happy.
That's the core of the game, and while it's fine -- even kind of fun for a few hours,
you do this over and over again, to the point of monotony.
Repetition is a frequent problem with nearly aspect of building
your park.
Outside of contract requests there's very little incentive to get creative with your
dinosuars.
Why risk an ill-tempered, picky variation of a triceratops, when the normal one will
do just fine?
The easiest thing to do is introduce a few veggie-sauruses
into the park to start earning revenue, and then
eventually bring in a few meat-a-saurauses to drive up the park rating.
There's also not much incentive to create nice-looking, carefully-thought-out parks
with lots of viewing areas, as your guests don't seem to react
to much of anything you do for them.
You can build a monorail to help them walk less, and sprinkle restaurants,
bars, and shops throughout the park, but whether or
not these make you much money seems entirely random, and the guests don't particularly
appear to care.
As a result, the guest-related buildings are mostly cosmetic, which is a shame because
there aren't many options and nearly all of them have to
be unlocked via contacts or research.
Yes, you'll have to have your top people research a bowling alley
before you're able to build one.
Notice the frequency of the words "seems, appears, and unclear?"
There's very little in the way of a tutorial or instructions, so you're frequently
left guessing or relying on Internet searches to figure out
what you should and shouldn't do.
Let's get back to the dinosaurs.
So long as your park is in ok financial shape, it's a lot of fun to release a
new dinosaur and see how well it integrates with the other creatures.
Hint: If it's a carnivore, the answers is usually "not well," but sometimes
they'll surprise you.
While all-hell is guaranteed to eventually break loose thanks to good ol'
chaos theory, you try to stave off the inevitable by making sure
your dinosaurs are happy, and boy oh boy does this require a lot of work.
First off, they'll need to be in the right-sized enclosure, with a certain
number of specific dinosaurs, and just the right amount of grass,
trees, and water.
If any of the aforementioned things aren't in order, the dino will attack other
dinsoaurs, starve to death, or get all sorts of stressed out and start headbutting the
fence, until she breaks free and terrorizes your guests.
That's just the tip of the spear when it comes to micromanaging.
You need to send teams out to replenish feeders, fix broken structures,
immunize sick dinosaurs, tranquilize, and move them.
You can point and click to do this, or you can go
third-person and drive a jeep or fly a copter to do it yourself…
but it's almost always easier to point and click.
Sometimes you'll spend a lot of time frantically clicking to resolve a disaster, while other
times you're forced to sit and do nothing while you slowly
earn more money.
There's no fast-forward option, so when you're broke, seriously, there's
nothing you can do.
I literally got up and put away groceries during
the early stages of building when the park was earning money slowly, and I started a
load of laundry as I waited out an all-too-common "go ten minutes
without losing power" contract.
If you're married, your spouse might appreciate these gameplay lulls,
but you probably won't.
Why not just skip the contracts?
Well, completing them is how you unlock most things.
They encourage/force you to do things you wouldn't
normally do, but often they're not super fun: dig up a
certain fossil, introduce x number of dinosaurs, build a particular building, or deal with
a sick dino.
Where contracts really get stupid is when you do a contract for one of the three divisions
(science, entertainment, and security), you lose status
with the others and they get jealous and eventually sabotage your park by shutting off power or
poisoning you animals.
This isn't much dumber than what happens in the movies, but when you take into
account that the groups are often asking for the same
things and have the common goal of a successful park, it doesn't make any sense.
Even after all these problems, there are things to like about this game!
Dinosaurs will fight, which is pretty much one of the biggest plusses a game
can have.
The dinos also have somewhat realistic tendencies like staying in packs, and their
appearance and animations are pretty solid.
They also aren't shy about interacting with your guests when
given the opportunity by a storm that knocks down a wall,
sabotage, or your own twisted design in the unlockable sandbox Isla Nublar.
The guests are painfully stupid, so you don't feel much sympathy
when a Velociraptor goes to town on a couple leaving the bar.
Oh, and introducing a live goat to a carnivore never, ever gets old.
Jurassic World: Evolution has tons of annoying issues, but its concept is a good one, and
it's easy to lose yourself for a few hours as you try to prevent
chaos and prove Jeff Goldblum wrong once and for all.
Is the game worth full price?
Absolutely not, but if you enjoy dinosaurs and building sims, it might be
worth a look after a few gameplay updates and price reductions.
But as it stands now, it's meh.
Still here?
Excellent.
Let's enjoy the soothing sounds of Jeff Goldblum telling us how this is all a terrible
idea.
His interpretation of the script is truly chaos theory in action.
Enjoy!
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On this episode of China Uncensored,
Hey Google.
I've got a search for you right here.
America is spending big to counter the Chinese Communist Party
And finally, Chinese people are dying to...
choose what happens to them after they die.
This is China Uncensored.
Hi, welcome to China Uncensored,
I'm your host Chris Chappell.
Our top story—
an anonymous Google employee has leaked a secret plan—
Google is creating a censored search engine
just for the Chinese market.
It will appeal to the sensibilities of a Chinese audience.
And by that,
I mean it censors all the stuff the Chinese Communist Party
doesn't want them to know about,
like the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
I guess it's a good thing Google already removed
the "don't be evil" bit from its code of conduct.
We'll have more on Google in a future episode.
In other news—and this is big, folks—
Democrats and Republicans have agreed on something:
spending money.
Congress just passed the National Defense Authorization Act.
It's the defense policy bill that determines
the annual budget for the Defense Department.
Let's just say it's a pretty big budget.
And it specifically targets the Chinese Communist Party
on a range of issues, like:
military activity in the South China Sea,
theft of US technology,
and political warfare.
It's part of a larger trend.
US lawmakers have finally watched enough China Uncensored
to figure out that the Chinese Communist Party has been waging
unrestricted warfare against the United States.
And they're actually willing to take action.
Of course speaking of US-China war,
I can't help but think about the current trade war.
President Trump had threatened a 10% tariff
on 200 billion dollars worth of Chinese goods.
The Chinese Communist Party was not happy.
So, Trump decided to double down and make it a 25% tariff
on $200 billion dollars worth of Chinese goods.
The Chinese Communist Party...
is even not happier.
And they've vowed to retaliate.
While those tariffs are not in effect right now,
and won't be until after "a period of public comment,"
the Chinese regime is already crying blackmail.
And they have a point.
I mean, Trump is basically threatening them with high tariffs
unless they actually start following international trade
and intellectual property rules.
Which is exactly the same as blackmail.
And you know, it's not just that.
Trump is being unfair when it comes to Taiwan, too.
The US has the audacity to allow a stop-over in the US by Tsai Ing Wen,
the President of the Republic of China,
also known as Taiwan,
also known as the country/region-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named,
the stop over will happen next month on her way to Belize and Paraguay.
I mean, can you believe it?
The Chinese Communist Party is, unsurprisingly,
demanding that the US stop the stopover.
Maybe they're just concerned that she'll have
a bad impression of the US.
Especially if she has a four-hour layover at LAX.
And finally, why is this Chinese parking lot full of coffins?
Well, I mean, I get it.
I know what it's like to be dying to get a space.
Get it, because it's a parking lot,
and...ok moving on.
But in this case, it's part of a campaign in southeast China
to ban coffin burials.
So Chinese authorities are rounding them up...
And destroying them...
Sometimes even during a funeral
I really don't think that's showing proper respect to the dead.
Police are even digging up graves.
So Chinese police are literally grave robbers.
Wonderful.
And guys, I've seen a lot of movies.
I know how this ends.
Zombies.
But seriously, this is causing outrage in China.
On September 1,
Jiangxi Province officials will implement a zero burial policy.
That means people will have to be cremated.
A lot of Chinese people are not comfortable with that.
But when has the Chinese Communist Party cared about
the feelings of the Chinese people?
Mao Zedong called China's burial traditions
a "feudal superstition."
The same Mao Zedong who has this lovely glass coffin
in the middle of Beijing.
Though technically,
it was never a burial.
To give you an idea of how passionate Chinese people are about this,
a few years ago, another Chinese province tried the burial ban.
So, before the deadline for no more burials,
6 elderly people killed themselves
so they could be buried in the ground.
I mean, at least that's commitment to tradition?
What do you think?
Leave your comments below.
And now, it's that time when we answer questions from fans
who support the show on the crowd funding website Patreon.
Guus Schut ask, "Have the people in Xinjiang,
actualy posed a threat when it comes to terrorism?
Is there another side to the stories
or has the CCP made up this story?
Interesting question.
As many of the folks watching know,
Xinjiang is home to the Uighur ethnic minority,
which is mostly Muslim—
or at least come from a Turkic culture.
And despite all the love the Chinese Communist Party gives,
just like those no good Tibetans,
there are those in Xinjiang
who want freedom and independence.
These people call Xinjiang, East Turkestan.
Which is why for years,
they were referred to as separatists or splitists.
That's the same language used against Tibetans.
But following the terrorist attacks of September 11,
the Chinese regime had a brilliant idea.
Let's start calling them terrorists!
And while that term had been leveled against Uighurs before,
the party doubled down after 9/11.
As this Jamestown Foundation piece put it,
"There is no doubt that China has taken advantage of
the world campaign against terror
in order to serve its domestic politics and foreign pursuits.
For the first time,
China felt unconstrained in using force."
Wait, for the first time?
I haven't realized that Tiananmen Square Massacare was the Party showing restrain.
And language is powerful.
When you call a bunch of Muslims terrorists,
it makes it a lot harder for them to get international sympathy,
even if they're being severely abused by the Chinese regime.
Is there what we in the US would call
terrorism going on now in Xinjiang?
Well, the Party has not provided
much convincing evidence of terrorism.
Even so, it wouldn't be too surprising.
They've been oppressed for decades.
They have no outlet to speak.
They're being forced to abandon their religious traditions.
It's possible—just possible—
that the Communist Party's actions
are actually creating the urge to be terrorists.
But also—and this is probably the majority of cases—
people who are not criminals
are being charged with the label terrorist .
But really, with the lid the Chinese regime keeps on things,
we may not ever know what's really going on in Xinjiang.
Thanks for you question, Guus.
And before you go,
I'd like to ask all of you:
If you can,
please support China Uncensored
by contributing a dollar or more per episode on Patreon.
We rely on viewer support,
so every bit helps keep the show going.
And as a way of saying thanks,
you can send me your questions
that I'll answer on the show.
Plus, there's some other neat things you get
when you sign up to support the show.
You'll learn more about that
on the China Uncensored Patreon site.
Link is below.
Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored.
Once again I'm your host Chris Chappell.
See you next time.
Hey, if you haven't heard,
we have a new podcast,
China Unscripted.
Along with Shelley, and Matt the producer,
I go into way more detail than we ever could on the show,
which means more jokes too.
So subscribe to us on iTunes.
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A fun way to craft with your kids
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So now I'm just putting this beautiful pattern tape
right underneath the lid of this craft paper box.
And I'll just take it right to the corner
and it can be removed once you
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very clever.
So now remove the top and paint the box
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This is a pink.
You take off the original cap
and apply one of our new pouncer caps.
This fits right on the bottle.
Now just squeeze the bottle
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Like magic.
So just pounce all over.
And this is a paint brush as well as a pouncer.
So it can be used for stenciling as well as for painting.
Here's one that's already been painted.
And just remove your pattern tape and look at the clear
and beautiful scallop that you've achieved.
How pretty is that?
And then your top is all painted solid color
and you can get all these beautiful cardboard letters,
paint them different colors,
and make sure you have a box of each color
and a child can then pick up just all the orange letters,
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so these boxes are great for
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This is one of our stencils.
It's a weekly to do list.
It is now affixed to the chalkboard surface.
You can tape it down for safety's sake
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We have one that's already dry.
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FUJIFILM X-H1 - I finally reviewed it in TOKYO! - Duration: 19:22.
There's just one way to becoming a better photographer.
Shoot every single day.
Don't fear the weather.
Fear the day ending with an empty memory card.
I've never been to Japan before.
It's incredible how a place you've never seen up close can feel like home right from the
first minute you leave the plane.
How is it possible that people, who don't even speak your language make you feel understood,
more than the people in the place you come from ever could, even though you only know
a couple words in their language and in many cases vice versa?
It's also been the beginning of another journey for me: I got the Fujifilm X-H1 just a week
before the trip.
It was the first one that hit the store I'm working at part-time.
I still had a couple Canon cameras just to shoot video, namely a 70D and an M6.
I sold them, together with all the glass I had for the system, so that I now rely on
Fujifilm cameras for both photo and video work.
Except for a Canon G7X, which my wife used to do all the takes where I'm in the shot myself.
Everything else was filmed with the X-H1.
I was in Tokyo for about two and a half weeks;
just enough to get me hooked to this amazing place.
And to give me a good idea of what the X-H1 has to offer. And I'm not disappointed.
This thing is a workhorse.
Since going fully mirrorless for my photo work, this camera is the first one where I really get that feeling of reliability that I had with DSLRs.
It's fast, it radiates absolute dependability and feels great in my hands.
Despite what some people say, I absolutely love the shutter button!
Yes, it's super nervous and "trigger-happy", but when you get used to it, it actually improves
your reactivity while shooting, in my opinion.
The viewfinder is big, crisp and bright and really a joy to use, as is the little info
screen on the top plate, that is completely customizable, like most of the buttons on the camera.
What you get for the extra bucks over an X-T2 is better ergonomics, faster handling and,
finally, a stabilized sensor.
That is huge for me, and it made me take the last step to leaving behind all my Canon DSLRs.
Video autofocus has greatly improved with the last updates, which sadly came after my
trip to Japan, but it's great to see that Fujifilm can finally keep up with Canon and
Sony in that regards too.
The Eterna film simulation is great for video, as it's flat enough to be beautifully gradable,
but still easier to use than F-Log, if you're not using an external screen.
Since I got the camera so early, I actually had a lot of issues with the first firmware version.
A lot of "write errors", which resulted in many missed shots.
The camera completely froze a couple times, so that I had to remove the batteries, which
was twice as hard to do with the grip mounted.
I even had to send the camera in because the shutter got stuck several times in a row while
using a new feature of the X-H1, the front curtain shutter, producing only black frames.
They replaced some internal parts and it didn't happen anymore since then.
A problem I had with the video footage was that in Auto-ISO, the adjustments to different
lighting conditions looked very choppy, which fortunately they also greatly improved in
the meantime, together with the AF speed, smoothness and reliability as I already mentioned.
But with all of these problems solved now, it absolutely does not mean that the X-H1
has no other issues at all.
I do really like the handling of the thing, but most of the troubles I still have with
it stem from the body design.
Like the position of the Q button.
I find myself looking at the quick menu way more often than I would like to, because the
damn button sits right in the spot where I hold the camera, so that I accidentally press
it all of the time.
This could be an issue that only I have with my specific
model, but the screw that attaches the battery grip to the body loosens over time.
Also, the quality and the design of the eyepiece have led to me ripping it off several times.
So often even, that I decided to buy their alternative eyepiece with a larger eyecup.
This one actually doesn't go to pieces all of the time, but it has the slight issue that
it completely blocks access to the hotshoe!
All of these are hardware design and quality control problems, that I'm not used to from Fujifilm.
So please, don't make this a habit!
Other troubles I had with the camera are probably more subjective.
I absolutely don't like the touchscreen while I'm taking photos.
I would like there to be an option in the menu where I can just turn it off altogether.
It is great for pulling focus smoothly in video mode though, so make that a separate option, please!
I'm also not too fond of the Exposure Compensation button, I really prefer to have a dial as
it's easier to operate quickly one-handed.
I understand that it had to make room for the addition of the top screen though.
At the end of the day, there's no perfect camera.
But there's some really great ones out there and I definitely consider the X-H1 one of them.
It is my new main workhorse camera and I like using it for photo and video work.
With an emphasis on work though.
In earlier videos, I talked about how cameras can be more than tools, how they can boost
your creativity, with good design and a certain mojo, something that speaks to us and makes
us want to pick 'em up and just shoot.
The X-H1, for me, and this is absolutely subjective, is not that kind of a passion camera.
But then again, that's probably never been the idea of it.
With the X-H1, Fujifilm released their most advanced camera to date.
And even though it's technically the better camera, is faster, more reliable and has a
bigger viewfinder, I still get those tingly feelings when I look at my beat-up X-Pro2.
When it's not for a client, and when it's not to shoot video as well, I still prefer
to pick up my old pal and just have a good time.
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"Farmees! Look at the baby sleeping!
Let's sing it a song!"
Hush, little baby, don't say a word
Mama's going to buy you a mockingbird.
And if that mockingbird won't sing,
Mama's going to buy you a diamond ring.
And if that diamond ring turns brass,
Mama's going to buy you a looking glass.
And if that looking glass gets broke,
Mama's going to buy you a billy goat.
And if that billy goat won't pull,
Mama's going to buy you a cart and bull.
And if that cart and bull turn over,
Mama's going to buy you a dog named Rover.
And if that dog named Rover won't bark,
Mama's going to buy you a horse and cart.
And if that horse and cart fall down,
You'll still be the sweetest little boy in town.
Hush, little baby, don't say a word,
Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird.
And if that mockingbird don't sing,
Mama's gonna buy you a diamond ring.
And if that diamond ring turns brass,
Mama's gonna buy you a looking glass
And if that looking glass is broke,
Mama's gonna buy you a billy goat,
And if that billy goat won't pull,
Mama's gonna buy you a cart and a bull.
And if that cart and bull turn over,
Mama's gonna buy you a dog named Rover.
And if that dog named Rover won't bark,
Mama's gonna buy you a horse and a cart.
And if that horse and cart fall down,
You'll still be the sweetest little baby in town.
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Hello
Welcome to a new Reaction video my friends
And this time we'll be seeing a brand new thing
And by "thing" I mean band, get it?
Anyway, for those who keep asking me about my reaction videos to
Flenn & Phobia's new music videos
And even Didin's latest song
I'm sorry my dear friends but there won't be any
Thanks so much anyway for remembering me
And waiting for my reaction videos
But I've already checked out those tracks
And I wasn't in the mood to make videos at the moment
That's just the way it is, I was in a bad mood so I just listened to the songs without recording my reaction
So I apologize for the inconvenience, Please stop asking me to do it in every video I upload
I want the comment section to be related to the video content
For example, in my video about Selsabile (may god have mercy upon her soul)
I was speaking seriously and about an important subject
And a bunch of people down the comment section were like "react to this" "react to that"
And it was not appropriate
Anyway, after we cleared things out, let's discover a new Rock Band together
I've never heard of them before
They have almost 5k subscribers in their Youtube Channel
I discovered this band through 2 of their Linkin Park cover songs
The 2 songs were "in the end" & "numb"
And they were so well made, especially the "numb" cover
So I wanted to make a reaction video to one of their songs because of their talent
It's an original music video called "Promises"
I hope that it'd be something really nice, because I'm a fan of Rock Music
I don't really listen to rock music that much, but I'm still a fan, ROCK N'ROLL Bro!
So let's check this music video out together, and discover together this new band
that is obviously good
And maybe they'll be one of my favorite new bands
For a new band, they have an incredible potential
It's such a great song
They rocked my soul with this one
this is a piece of art, especially the music video
And it's chain of events and storyline
It's a really nice work
According to what I understood from this
This Music Video tells either a story of that kid who is paranoid
because of his family, because everybody is just so busy with their own problems to the point that they forgot about him
That kid became so confused because he didn't find anybody to take care of him and be there for him
Or ! that kid
Is himself in all of those different rooms, but in different periods of time
When he was old, or when he was a teenager fighting with his friends, or when he was an adult fighting with his wife or girlfriend
And as a kid he was watching his future and how things were going to fall all apart
And the reason the song is called promises is because those promises our loved ones make our always fake promises
Such fake promises that made him always feel lonely
This is an impressive band, the link to their channel is down in the description box
Visit their channel and leave a positive comment there, tell them that you came from my reaction
Subscribe to them, I really want to see them rise because they make good music
They are a good addition to rock music, even though I'm not really into rock music but I know that they're a good addition
It's the end of this reaction videos my friends, don't forget to hit that subscribe button
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