I watched it a few weeks ago after enjoying the last movie the director made, Bone Tomahawk. Brawl in Cell Block 99 is pretty good too. They're quite similar in style, starting off fairly slow for the first 30 minutes and gradually building up to some really intense action scenes later on.
You need to have a strong stomach to get through them. I am usually not affected by gory violent stuff in movies, but both of these films pushed me to the point of looking away at times. So if you watch it with someone who's not into brutal graphic violence maybe warn them first.
I think the easiest way to get this guy is to keep the bodyguards busy by dropping guns for them to pick up. Then bump into the target to separate him from his brother. Once he's got some space around him, drop the rubber duck for an accident kill. You don't need to worry about the body if it's an accident.
I have a fondness for dumb disaster movies. My favourite is probably The Core. Geostorm isn't quite as good as that, but it's decent. The premise is nice and preposterous, and the effects are good. Just let down by some boring writing and performances.
I submitted it to LG over a week ago. I'm still waiting for them to accept it or reject it. They're pretty slow it seems. I've been testing it on Samsung and it seems to be okay there, so I will submit it to Samsung this weekend hopefully.
When Cortana says "I am your shield. I am your sword" and the music swells still makes my hair stand on end. I was hyped at the idea of a next gen Halo anyway, but they did a really good job with that reveal trailer.
I play the DLC solo. The only one where you wont see other players is the Underground. It's a fairly standard dungeon crawl with procedurally generated levels. It does get boring pretty fast though.
Survival is the most fun but also the most intense so one game of it every couple of days is usually enough.. You can choose pve mode if you dont want to get destroyed by groups of other players. But you can't play it completely alone. Other players will steal the resources you need if you're not fast enough which can be frustrating. But if you're patient and play it safe you will likely be able to loot their corpses later when they get killed by npcs.
Last stand is just a capture the objectives style pvp mode. You can queue solo and the matchmaking is pretty good. Personally I find it a bit boring getting blown up in 2 seconds every time I respawn, but some people are super into it.
If you want a singleplayer end game it is possible to do the legendary missions entirely by yourself. I would suggest watching some tutorial videos if you want to try them because you need specific strategies to survive each wave of enemies.
The hardest part for me was finding him. I was too slow to poison his drink and he didn't seem to move from the party, so I ended up just finding a spot where there was nobody to see me and headshotting him with the pistol before sprinting to the helicopter.
LG webOS is based on blink (the browser engine from google chrome) so It's just built with html5 and javascript, which can run on pretty much anything. There are a few LG specific function calls for handling the remote control that would need to be changed for other TVs, but other than that it should all just work. I haven't tested it yet but I'm confident it will run on Samsung Tizen TVs with minimal changes. Samsung apps are also web based, using the slightly older webkit engine. For android TVs I could probably wrap it in a webview to turn it into an application. I know the android webview is also based on blink so it will likely just work there too. The tricky part is every TV manufacturer seems to have their own SDK to build applications, and their own app stores to submit your app to. So it could take a while.
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