10 Years, 10 Great Games: Jessica’s Picks


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Portal – Valve / 2007

Portal is a riddle wrapped in a mystery and thrown via a fiery blue ring that bends physics and teleports it to the inside of an enigma. Principally, it is a surprise. It might have been a simple puzzle game difficult ideas of house, velocity and lengthy falls, but it finally ends up being so far more: Portal crafts a strong, hilarious and scary world that transcends its stark white partitions and logic problems. GLaDOS is a true tremendous-villain, equal parts treacherous and hilarious. Chell is a hero given simply enough story to ask gamers to fill in the blanks, to let them care. The portal gun is badass and its puzzles are so cleverly concocted that they are finest described in contradictory phrases, comparable to “complicated simplicity” or “controlled chaos.”

Technically, any plant that makes your cat sick when eaten is a “poisonous” plant. (Nearly all cats will eat grass or plants to purge themselves, nevertheless, so vomiting alone may not be a reliable sign of poisoning.) Still, some plants have significantly critical results. The list of doubtlessly poisonous plants contains: apricot (pits), azalea, buttercup, caladium, calla lily, castorbean, cherry (twigs, leaves, bark, fruit, and stones), chrysanthemums, crocus, daffodil (bulbs), daphne (berries), holly, hydrangea, iris (leaves, roots, and fleshy elements), ivy, lily of the valley (leaves, flowers, site [http://elhovka.nn.ru/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=10230] roots), mistletoe (particularly the berries), mushrooms, narcissus (bulbs), oak (acorns, younger shoots, and leaves), oleander, peach (pits), philodendron, poison ivy, potatoes (“eyes” and sprouts from the eyes; the edible part of the potato is safe), privet, rhubarb (leaves), rosary pea (shiny purple and black seeds), star of Bethlehem (bulb), string-of-pearls, sumac, and sweet pea (seeds and pods).

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You already know who’s fun to dangle out with? That guy who can do the whole lot you possibly can (but better), can top each one in every of your stories (with higher ones), and never invests a single character point into humility (because he must min/max his excellence). That’s Elves for you. They stay longer, run quicker, shoot farther, see sharper, and dance better than you. Gee, who wouldn’t need to be their friend?

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