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Core Theme:
•Powerful deities that manipulate realities for their own reasons, while all beings are simply playthings to them
Connections
•Powerful Multiversal Cosmic Beings that take various people from different universes (With Zero Point doing it to free itself from the Imagined Order aka IO after they forced Zero Point to take Loopers to The Island/ The Entity gathers up Killers and Survivors in order to feast on their emotions in various ways with it forcing them to participate in a hunt)
•They not only have the ability to buff or nerf characters they have taken but also have their powers and abilities shared among others within their worlds
•They do have organizations that assist them (Zero Point has The Seven who seem to protect it to prevent everything otherwise everything will end/ The Black Vale however worship The Entity as a God Like being and manipulated some events to gather, in some cases create, killers and survivors for The Entity itself while also battling The Imperiatti to prevent them from stopping The Entity.
•Despite their god like power they have to deal with an organization that wants to destroy or control them (The IO /The Imperiatti)
•They are responsible for creating realities that the games take place in. (Zero Point simply created the realities/ The Entity however creates new realities based on the memories of all it consumes as it goes around invading other realities)
•They have assembled a roster of characters including ones from movies, tv shows and video games
•They even have captured celebrities (Marshmello/ Nicholas Cage)
•There’s seasonal events that occur where they change up the formula on how their games will function
•Despite their original gamestyle origins they are continuing to spread into new realms. Like for example: (Racing/RPG)
•Both have even brought in Slipknot into their worlds
•Both include a shooter element within their worlds where players have to combat against various threats (Fortnite this is base, but for Dead By Daylight this is expanded on with games What The Fog and Project T)
•Both worlds feature various characters (Originals and guests) that have traveled into their realm and have seemed to either protect or control the deities
Contrasts:
•Zero Point is definitely more of a world of fun while The Entity is all about suffering even beyond death itself.
•The Zero Point isn’t as active in it’s world while The Entity is constantly active all throughout itself whether it be assisting or hindering all throughout and even toying with everyone in it’s own way just to feed off emotions
Animation/Fight Potential:
•This could easily qualify as a Season Finale so it could definitely be a 3D all throughout or at the very least just the simiple characters are 3D while the background and deities are 3D. As for the fight, that could go back and forth between the deities making moves against one another while having moments of characters fighting one another only to then revive and go back at it. The Entity would definitely be the invading force while the Zero Point would be one the defense. Though knowing The Entity’s methods it would appear to do an invasion but in reality be trying to find a way around or working towards slowly corrupting The Zero Point itself.
•Important Things to note between the characters interacting is that while Fortnite characters can build items, killers can destroy breakable objects in 1-2 hits. Also why killers can’t die under the Entity’s rule, they do still feel pain and can be stunned. Plus Killers could act more like generals while The Thrall (beings that will be introduced in DBD’s Project T) can act as the foot soldiers.
Music Track
•Kind of tricky to pinpoint if there can be one particular type of music that could work for it as it could go back and forth between comical for Fortnite while intense for Dead By Daylight though I could see a possible vocal track also being used for it as well
Debatably
•At first it would seem like Zero Point has this based on defeating Galactus however it didn’t kill Galactus it just sent him away, which is definitely an important factor in death battle since it’s a battle to the death. With Galactus that was also a direct attack which is very different than how The Entity attacks which usually is slow and calculated attacks with the goals of corrupting and absorbing universes. Plus The Entity is stated to feed off all the emotions of individuals within it’s realms which probably means the Zero Point would have to find a way to eliminate all of those emotions in The Entity’s realm to erase it from existence. This looking to be a power vs hax type of MU the more and more I look into them. As for who wins, it’s actually looking hard to tell as of right now.

GPS data going into the meza
The only way I can rationalize this is by applying lessons learned from the first GPS spoofing/mass jamming at 2016.
mass jamming http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/06/07/us_military_testing_gps_jamming/
gps spoofing http://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/security/protecting-gps-from-spoofers-is-critical-to-the-future-of-navigation
For some reason the launch GPS trackers are spoofed (in the real time) and the signal either leads to underground or into one of the rockfaces/entry points. Why?

Captain Connor Rozee is one of three additions to the squad to face the Hawks.
IN: C Rozee 1, J Burgoyne 7, J Sweet 24
OUT: Nil
Yartapuulti captain Connor Rozee will return to the line-up this Sunday afternoon for a Sir Doug Nicholls Round clash at Adelaide Oval.
The club has named a preliminary 26-player squad, which also includes the additions of Jase Burgoyne and Jordon Sweet.
Rozee has overcome a hamstring strain, while Burgoyne and Sweet have been named on the interchange after missing Round 9 with a groin issue and illness respectively.
Club stalwart Travis Boak (Port Adelaide) is set to play his 356th game, equalling Paul Roos and Bruce Doull in 16th on the all-time VFL/AFL games played list.
The last time Yartapuulti took on Hawthorn was in Round 12 of 2023 at Adelaide Oval, with the Power coming out on top by 55 points.
The 26-player squad will be reduced to 23 on Friday afternoon, and the tactical substitute will be chosen from the interchange and announced one hour before the bounce.
Sunday’s game against the Hawks will take place at Adelaide Oval from 2:50pm ACST, with gates open from 1pm. Tickets are still available for
Yartapuulti will honour Sir Doug Nicholls Round this weekend with a march to Adelaide Oval, a First Nations marketplace, and other special activations around the ground. Find out more information and timings here.
Round 10 Extended Team Selection
B: K Farrell 6, E Ratugolea 27, B Zerk-Thatcher 25
HB: M Bergman 14, A Aliir 21, D Houston 5
C: T Boak 10, O Wines 16, W Drew 28
HF: D Byrne-Jones 33, T Marshall 4, M Georgiades 19
F: C Rozee 1-C, C Dixon 22, W Rioli 15
Foll: D Visentini 38, J Horne-Francis 18, Z Butters 9
I/C: R Burton 3, J Burgoyne 7, J Sinn 8, J Finlayson 11, J Sweet 24, F Evans 31, J McEntee 41, J Mead 44

Hope you all enjoy the show! (Fair warning, it's very long)
We start off as a flashback during early Ancient Egypt times, where Mothra was flying over the deserts, peacefully scattering her godly lights over man and animal alike, bowing down to her in reverence and becoming docile respectively, before she senses a disturbance somewhere. She rushes over to it, and sees Abaddon (using my idea for him, a huge-ass Dragonfly with a functional mouth, a stinger tail, and the forelimbs of a Praying Mantis) using his swarm to hunt for food.
Mothra dispels the swarm and attacks Abaddon with her God Rays, with Abaddon territorially attacking the Queen, and Mothra, in a show of stubbornness, engaging his challenge, and both insectoid Titans engaged in a brutal aerial battle as the Ancient Egyptians watched. It looked as it was going well for the more nimble Mothra, until Abaddon trapped Mothra in his raptorial forelimbs, brutally slamming and dragging her across the sands, before he lifted her and raised his stinger. It cuts to the Ancient Egyptians, who gasp and look on in horror as the sound of a sharp object and crunching sounds fill the air. Abaddon drops Mothra's lifeless corpse as he flies away, having satiated his hunger, while the screen zooms in on Mothra's eye. Whatever epic opening your mind makes happens, before the title lights up.
We follow Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall) and her surrogate daughter Jia (Kaylee Hottle) again, this time joined with the Chen Twins, Dr. Ilene and Dr. Ling (both played by Zhang Ziyi) as Jia dreams about Mothra…'s hatching, that is. That's right, sometime after the battle in Rio de Janeiro, Mothra has flown to the Borneo Jungle and laid an egg there, and the main cast arrive to witness it in person, and naturally, when the larva hatches, it was a magnificent sight for all involved. When the night falls and Jia goes to sleep in the Borneo Outpost, she once again shares a dream with Mothra, joined by the Chen Twins, due to their history with the Queen… until the dream started going out of control, wildly flashing and prophesying, among other things, a high-pitched whining sound, unblinking red eyes, the earth collapsing, and darkness enveloping the skies.
Everyone in the dream, from where they are, wake up in a cold sweat, until they get an urgent call that the Mothra Larva was displaying an unnatural and out of character level of agitation, proven correct when they see the slightly nervous Mothra pulsating yellow and orange, before breaking free of her containment and vanishing into the forest. It was pretty easily seen that something big was about to go down if Mothra of all Titans was getting upset. And soon enough, it looked like it came true when a devastating earthquake shook a large part of Asia, splitting the ground asunder and causing ruin, all while energy signatures shows Mothra venturing into Hollow Earth. At this point, the humans knew something was up. So it was decided, one team, with Dr. Ilene Chen, would stay up on the Surface World and monitor any more earthquakes or disturbances, and another, with Dr. Ling, and newcomers to the series Lance Gibson (Donny Lucas) and Scarlet Wilde (Emilia Clarke) would venture into Hollow Earth to keep track of Mothra.
As Team Hollow Earth follows Mothra, understanding that she is sensing something they don't, they keep a close eye on her. Mothra continues making a beeline, hauling ass towards wherever, until she enters a foggy quarry and sees a flashing light that comes closer to her, causing Mothra to tense up, until the fog dispels and she sees… Battra. The flashing light was his horn, and Mothra, seeing this larva that shares the same similarities to her, softens up. Team Hollow Earth were stunned at seeing another Moth Titan, especially with scans showing they share the same genetic material. Mothra appears to be slightly taller than Battra, with Lance suggesting the possibility of them being siblings, and Mothra having hatched first, something that everybody agrees on. Battra has sensed Mothra's presence and vice-versa, with the Queen of the Monsters being visibly overjoyed to be an older sister. Until Battra's horn glows red, and he glows in agitation, before beckoning Mothra to follow him, and the humans trail after them.
Mothra and Battra's venture in the rest of Hollow Earth lead to the Moth Siblings getting ambushed by a large and aggressive Praying Mantis Sub-Titan called a Scymantis. Battra, who has never been in a serious battle before, was scared and hid behind Mothra, who fortunately, did know how to fight. Mothra does battle with the Scymantis, and Mothra, filled with a huge protective big sister instinct, had actually led to her killing the Scymantis, a move that stuns everyone watching, even Mothra herself, though she quickly collects herself and continues on to follow Battra's signal. Both Moth Siblings take a breather in a large beautiful grassy plain, where they see large glowing aphid-like creatures called Flight Lights, one of whom Mothra grabs and directs it's abdomen to her mouth, before eating in a delicious (to her) substance like an ant eating honeydew from an aphid. Battra tries to do the same as his sister, but he doesn't know how to, which visibly saddens him. Mothra, seeing the trouble her younger brother is facing, teaches him how to properly eat from a Flight Light, and does so properly, causing him to light up in happiness.
Meanwhile, with Team Surface World, Monarch is helping the areas of Asia that has been led to ruin by the earthquake, when they see the skies slightly darkening, something they identify to be a sign that Abaddon is arriving. Sure enough, he does indeed show up, his swarm following him. Abaddon was highly aggressive, something that confuses the Monarch team up above, until Abaddon reaches in and pulls out a huge insectoid Titan. The humans back away as Abaddon engages in a battle with the creature, before killing it, and feasting on it. Abaddon leaves, but the humans are left to ponder at what came out. Back in Hollow Earth, the Moth Siblings a large chasm in the ground, going several kilometers down, called the Gaping Maw. The Moth Siblings leap down the chasm, falling underneath and dispelling a veil of natural steam, with the humans following them, until they reach the bottom.
Mothra bravely treads ahead, while Battra cautiously trails behind her, his horn staying red. Until the humans manage to direct the two of them to a veil of what looked like webbing, with Scarlet confirming it not belonging to the Moth Titans. Both Moths rip it open, and see a huge hive, all filled to the brim with Meganulons, almost all of whom stop and stare at them. Battra was nervous, but Mothra crawled forward. Up until she sees a Meganulon about to fall to its death, at which point she rushes forward with no hesitation and saves it. As the Meganulon stared at her in what looked like awe and wonder, a loud screeching is heard, and all the Meganulons back away as both Moth Siblings. Battra looked terrified, while Mothra was defiant, as the Queen of the Meganulons, Megaguirus, emerged and hovered down to greet the newcomers.
Megaguirus sniffed Mothra out with her antennae, and understood that she came from the Surface World, which is good news for her, seeing as she wants to expand her hive. Until she sensed something else on the Surface. One of her own was dead, murdered. The same one that Abaddon killed. Furious at one of her brood's death, Megaguirus engaged the Moth Siblings in battle (yes, she treats her subjects with remarkably more respect and kindness that Skar King). Mothra valiantly fought her, even as a larva, while protecting the terrified Battra. While it looked like Mothra was doing well, Megaguirus, due to being mature, being incredibly speedy, having razor-sharp wings, and able to fly, managed to overpower her, grappling her in a deadly lock with her pincers and stinger tail, and even absorbing Mothra's energy with her stinger. Battra was scared, but upon seeing Mothra struggling, he decided to charge in and his horn lights up with yellow electrical (what looks like it, anyway) energy, and using it to force Megaguirus off of Mothra, who tag teams the Meganulon Queen and slams her to the ground.
They would have continued, if not for Megaguirus' wings glowing and letting out a roar. Suddenly, the ground erupted, and out came Megalon, whom Megaguirus treated almost like a brother, with Megalon in turn, being unfailingly loyal to her. And so, used his abilities over the earth to severely injure Mothra and Battra, forcing them to retreat. As the humans escape the Gaping Maw and bring the two Moth Titans to a secluded but humongous cavern to rest, the humans found ancient tunnels with writings of an ancient tribe, explaining that their God, Megalon, created the Vile Vortexes to Hollow Earth, but after getting touched by a "Golden Ray of Light", he had become destructive after meeting Megaguirus, a "kindred spirit", and have a solution should they ever attack the world. Unbeknownst to them, the Moth Siblings found that solution: a huge influx of Hollow Earth radiation, not only healing their wounds, but supercharging them, and accelerating their growth. When the humans finally notice the blinding lights behind them, they saw the double cocoons, and the literal blinding beauty of both Moth Siblings gracefully emerge in their Imago Forms.
Battra was amazed at his new form, while Mothra makes a dash and flies out, zooming out. Meanwhile, Battra flies back into the Gaping Maw to keep an eye on the Meganulons, he sees that Megaguirus is on the move, with Megalon and a crap-ton of Meganulon Warrior drones to assist her in her invasion of the Surface World. Battra flies back to the humans and warns this to Jia, who relays it to the humans, until Lance asks where the hell Mothra went to, with Scarlet bringing up scans revealing she went to the Surface. Back up in the Surface World, the team there reads Mothra's signatures erupting as she flies out, but she is making a straight beeline for a specific Titan. To Abaddon. Mothra is directly provoking him to get him to follow her to combat this threat, which worries Dr. Ling, seeing as she was aware of what Abaddon was capable of. Sure enough, the two Insect Titans collide in Bangladesh, where a furious Abaddon engages the challenging Mothra in combat once again. It seems as if history is going to repeat, until Battra steps in between the downed Mothra and Abaddon, and explains the situation. Abaddon was motionless for a few moments, before he backs off and follows Mothra and Battra to Hollow Earth.
With Team Hollow Earth, they were now tasked with holding the line between Megaguirus' forces, and the Vile Vortexes to the Surface World until Mothra comes back, knowing that they're in big trouble if they manage to get there. While this happens, Battra and Abaddon get into some skirmishes about one-upping the other due to Battra's newfound confidence with his powers and Abaddon's dislike of anything moth, but manage to hold it in enough to get to their destination. Soon enough, the three insectoid Titans arrive at the battlefield, where they charge in as Megaguirus and her forces do to. Mothra engages in a dogfight with Megaguirus, Battra attacks Megalon on the ground, and Abaddon makes some snacks out of the Meganulons, as the humans attempt to both escape and join in on the fight. During the brawl, Megalon manages to make the ground unstable enough for him to fall into a Vile Vortex, causing the other Titans (and humans) to follow suit.
In the Surface World, all the combatants find themselves in Barcelona, Spain. Megaguirus commands her hive with a high-pitched whining to arrive, with Megaguirus' absorption of Mothra's ability darkening the sky in a huge electrical superstorm, one Meganulon almost grabbing the humans, until Abaddon swoops in to save them, and the Moth Siblings follow suit. Their battles takes them to the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone. During the clash of insects, Battra realized brute force wasn't going to work on Megalon, so he continued beating down the huge beetle, until he grabbed the fatigued Megalon, and aerial suplexed him, making the ground give way and having him plummet to the depths of the earth. Now without her biggest ally, Megaguirus attacks more furiously, but fails when both Moth Siblings tag-team her with slashes and stabs, as Battra amplifies Mothra's own abilities, when Mothra grabs her and stares her down. Megaguirus roars defiantly, which is when Mothra flies up to the superstorm and throws Megaguirus in there, electrocuting her, before Mothra slams Megaguirus down on one of the volcanoes, immolating her to death. Both Moth Siblings and Abaddon roar triumphantly as Mothra uses her God Rays to dispel the superstorm. Mothra looks at Abaddon, who seems to give her and Battra a look of respect, before he flies off.
Mothra is seen patrolling over the skies of the Amazon Rainforest, until she is greeted by Battra, as both the Moth Siblings exchange a cute little bioluminescent show of affection towards each other. Both teams of humans watch as Mothra and Battra fly off, casting a bigger light than the sun, and fade to white as the ending scene before credits roll.

Seeing how vocal Toyota and Nissan are about their solid state battery plans, I wonder if Honda is the Japanese OEM.
But more importantly, what I’m wondering is will each OEM need to individually certify B samples? Or after VW certifies them, can Ford or Honda or Tesla join the party late and go straight to a C sample JV?
Also, in regard to B samples, if you look at a battery cell as a collection of parts that needs to be assembled, if you swap out one of the components does that necessitate a complete retest of the sample (i.e. another iteration, say B1 or B2). For example, each cell will contain some catholyte and many separators. I presume that all batches of catholyte will conform to some QS determined specification and likewise for the separators. In that case, is it relevant whether or not the separators were produced by Raptor or Cobra? As long as they conform to the same specification, from the OEMs perspective does it matter how or where they were produced? As long as QS guarantees that the Raptor and Cobra separators are of equal quality, it seems that it may not be necessary to create a completely new B1 sample and run it through full testing when switching from Raptor to Cobra separators.
To take things a step further, I’m actually envisioning that it’s quite possible that in order to minimize IP theft, that all separators will be created in a consolidated 100% QS owned facility, and then the finished separators will be shipped out to JV manufacturing factories for assembly of QSE-5 cells. If that were indeed the case, whether the separators were manufactured on Raptor or Cobra or even a newer variant in the future is not relevant. It only matters that they meet a certain quality standard and specification and can be inserted into the assembly line at the gigafactory.
In this case, the machinery for producing QSE-5 cells would be completely separate from the machinery required to manufacture separators. Verifying Raptor and Cobra equivalence in regard to quality and specifications could be a far simpler and quicker task than having to generate a new B1 sample and have the OEM completely retest a far larger and exhaustive range of test cases.
Similarly, say QS makes a new cell, QSE-10 for arguments sake, with a new cathode, the only difference being the energy density and power produced because of the new cathode specification. Would this necessitate going through the entire B sample testing process again? Or at some point will simply verifying the new energy and power specifications of a new product suffice, allowing QS to put out new products in the market at a much faster cadence.
As B sample manufacturing is imminent, I hope that QS management can maybe address some of these questions in the future.
Btw, the only reason why I included the article is because it appears that I can’t create text only posts. If I don’t start my posts with a link, for some reason, they won’t get posted. If anyone has any idea why, please let me know. Thx.

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I'm reading this one right now, but i'm a bit disappointed by the lack of general maps in the book, it's hard to get a good understanding of the global campain. I will finish it but i have som questions for the more experienced amateurs here :

• When reading this kind of book, how to find a good historic global map to have a better comprehension of the situation of the different armies ?
• Do you have any suggestion about a broader book on the north african campain ? (not focused on armour battles but also politics, infantry and diplomacy, but of course where the main subject would still be military history)
• In France, we have Jean Lopez which is really perfect in mixing elements about tactics and a greater point of view. Unfortunatly, he is a professional of the eastern front, and doesn't have any book about the north african campain. That's why i'm looking to english author, which is fine if the vocabulary does not get too specific (for exemple with Desert armour, i can read it with no difficulty).

Thanks a lot for your suggestions !
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This is a powerscaling free zone.
Even if they’re not fighting right now, I’ve seen a lot of posts talking about Hatsumi and Wakatsuki. A lot of them were just slanders and trash-talking but some of them were asking why Wakatsuki, the symbol of the Kengan Association, and Hatsumi, a man who wanted to enter the tournament, were not there ? The easy, and probably correct, answer is to consider that they lost to Jurota or Agito off-screen, and since they did not transfer to another organization, they’re simply not here. But that’s not the question. The true meaning of this question is : Why did Sandro chosen Kaolan, Jurota, Julius and Agito over Wakatsuki and Hatsumi ?
First of all, I like Waka and Hatsumi for what they represent. They are both fighting geniuses who let themself get carried by their natural talent but faced a wall named Agito Kanoh, a wall of raw talent and hard work, and from this point, they evolved differently. Wakatsuki honed his karate, learned grappling and created blast core but ,more importantly, didn’t fall into despair in order to become the man we know now, a man who never gives up. Hatsumi on the other hand, also decided to train seriously for the first time in his life but learned the hard way that he can’t erase years of slacking off and, ultimately, falls into self-hating. Their willpower is what makes the difference at the end but they are both sides of the same coin and they can resonate within you if you ever find something too easy to train, only to understand later that you were just a big fish in a small pond and you are now surrounded by sharks.
Now that you see what I think their stories tell, we have to confront it to the purpose of this “King of kings” tournament. This arc’s goal is to find who is the strongest, who can be the new Kuroki, who can be on par with him or even better, surpass him. And with Kaolan, the apex of striking, vs Jurota, the apex of throwing, being the opening, I think that what will be put to test here is the dedication the fighters put into their martial art, and to be more precise, their madness. Not the kind of madness like Jurota seeing Meguro’s ghost but more like standing 3 nights and 3 days surrounded by flames, living 8 years alone in the woods doing nothing but judo, healing your wounded hand by striking it again and again against a metal pole, becoming the martyr of muscles using all kind of drugs and shorten your lifespan in the process of creating a new personality in order to unleash and protect yourself from the brutality of the world you know. All the Kengan fighters Sandrovich has chosen are driven by madness and know nothing but fighting, Agito and Kaolan are bodyguards and they will blindly follow their masters, Julius is always seen lifting dumbbells and studying bodybuilding, Jurota is obsessed with judo and I don’t think anyone will disagree with that.
They sacrificed their life, their hobbies and a good part of their relationship for their ideal of what is “true power” just like Kuroki did and that’s something the likes of Hatsumi and Wakatsuki will never do because they are, inherently, social people. That’s why they don’t fit in this tournament.