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A well written book- Mr. Vann was quite the man, it’s a shame his own death seemed to come when it didn’t seem to have a purpose. You can find plenty of things wrong about Jean Vann. He was a cheater, had a horrifying relationship with a teenage girl. There was so much seemingly incapsulated in him: he was a living embodiment of the mix ups in Vietnam. The horror and the honor, all mixed up. This is not a good first book for people interested in learning about the conflict in Vietnam. A lot of information that doesn’t mean as much without a solid grasp of what was going on. Still an amazing book. You might not like the opinions expressed, or Jean Vann himself. Still a worthwhile read.

One really long action sequence broken up by traveling to each location where the fight happens- which is exactly what it was expected to be. Great performances from all the actors, and the set up was phenomenal- we all knew Mr. Wick could never have a happy ending. I wish we could’ve learned more about John and the world- story wise this type of McMuffin gets irritating, for 4 movies we learned nothing except there’s always a way out. The coins, the continentals, the families, the table itself, we’ve learned little and less. That takes a bit of shine off, but still amazing.

Great story, good game, serious issues AI seems to be dumber than previous games, poor priorities and rarely makes reviving the player their key focus. While this can be ignored at regular difficulty levels, it becomes a real issue once you start playing insane it is blindingly obvious. Enemies seems randomly placed, as if the designers thought to themselves, “yeahhhh, let’s put 2 snatchers here, etc.,” without really following any sort of story logic Edit: your teammates should also have some sort of squad commands at this point, 5 games into the series and they’re still on their own program, messing things up for me on Insane