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The DualSense implementation is some of the best I've experienced. The adaptive triggers are used brilliantly: you feel a tangible resistance when drawing a bow, and a different, heavier pull when using a heavy weapon like a war hammer. The haptic feedback is incredibly nuanced—you can feel the difference between walking on gravel, splashing through a stream, or trudging through deep snow. During a storm, the controller rumbles with the thunder, and you feel a gentle, rhythmic pulse when your character is meditating at a hot spring. It's not just gimmicky; it genuinely enhances immersion.

No, it will not. Ghost of Yotei is a PlayStation 5 exclusive. This was confirmed by Sucker Punch early in the development cycle. They stated that to achieve their vision for the game's dense world, fast loading, advanced DualSense features, and graphical fidelity, they needed to focus solely on the PS5's hardware. This is likely why the world feels so much more dynamic and alive, without the technical constraints of the older console.

Don't forget the collectibles! Beyond the standard banners and records, they've added Ukiyo-e Prints. You find scattered pieces of these classic woodblock paintings throughout the world and have to track down the missing sections. When you complete one, it unlocks a new, filter-like visual style for your Photo Mode, which is a genius incentive for collectors. There are also Haiku spots making a return, but now they're integrated into the environment even better, often at the most breathtaking vistas.

It's even faster than Tsushima's Director's Cut on PS5, which I didn't think was possible. You can literally blink and miss the fast-travel load. It makes experimenting with different approaches in combat or stealth so much less punishing because you're back in the action in a heartbeat if you fail. It's a perfect example of how next-gen hardware can directly improve the gameplay experience.

Untrended ROC is basically the property’s Net Operating Income (NOI) divided by total development cost, without projecting future growth. Formula: ROC = NOI ÷ Total Cost. Example: if NOI is ₹50 lakh and cost is ₹5 crore, ROC = 10%.

Before spending money, try Wi-Fi calling. EE supports it on most smartphones, so as long as you have broadband, your calls route through Wi-Fi instead of mobile network. Makes a huge difference in basements or poor signal zones.

I bought a cheap signal booster online—works like magic. You place an antenna near a window and it repeats the signal indoors. Coverage went from 1 bar to full in my flat. Just make sure it’s Ofcom-approved in the UK.

I had some issues at first. My trick: charge them fully, put them back in the case, then take them out at the same time. Most Heyday models enter pairing mode automatically then. After that, pairing was super smooth.

I’ve been using Plix ACV tablets. Just drop one in a glass of water and drink after it fizzes up. It’s way easier than liquid vinegar (which tastes rough). Recommended timing: before breakfast or before meals for best digestion benefits.

I did mine recently. The trick is to book an eligible economy ticket first (not all promo fares can be upgraded). After booking, call the Alfursan service center. They’ll deduct the miles and issue a new ticket in higher class. Personally, I found calling them quicker than relying on the website.

Upgrading on Saudia with miles is pretty straightforward. You need to log into your Alfursan loyalty account, go to "Manage Booking," and look for the option to upgrade using miles. If award seats are available in Business or First Class, you can confirm instantly. Sometimes you can also request the upgrade at the airport counter, but online is usually better since availability is limited. Check the official guide here: Saudia Upgrade Using Miles