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Lowee retains its appearance from Hyperdimension Neptunia in Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2, minus its location in a floating landmass. The land is surrounded with snowy mountains and snow, giving the land a cold climate. A noticeable structure is the castle in the middle of the land, which is surrounded by colossal walls. The castle has white walls and red roof, with a tower with a spiraling structure filled with lights.
Lowee focuses on its magic application. Magic is widely used for almost all Lowee's people's conveniences.

In terms of geography, Lowee is located in the northern part of Gamindustri. Its two surrounding cities are Randome City and Sim City.

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GTA 5 single-player mod suite OpenIV enabled “malicious mods” in GTA Online, says Rockstar

15 June, 2017 - Mafuyu Asahina | 0 Comments

https://www.vg247.com/2017/06/16/gta-5-single-player-mod-suite-openiv-enabled-malicious-mods-in-gta-online-says-rockstar/

GTA Online is full of cheaters on PC, and always has been. Apparently that’s somehow OpenIV’s fault.

The GTA 5 modding community has been seriously bummed out by word that Take Two sent a cease and desist letter to OpenIV creator GooD-NTS. Since the suite underpins an enormous number of popular single-player mods, the end of its development is a real blow.

The news came as a surprise to GTA 5 mod fans, as GTA developer Rockstar has itself promoted OpenIV mods in the past. Now, in a statement provided to PC Gamer, Rockstar has commented on the situation.

“Take-Two’s actions were not specifically targeting single player mods. Unfortunately OpenIV enables recent malicious mods that allow harassment of players and interfere with the GTA Online experience for everybody,” Rockstar said.

“We are working to figure out how we can continue to support the creative community without negatively impacting our players.”

This is all kind of amazing because the OpenIV has been specifically designed for use only with the single-player portion of GTA 5, and not GTA Online, the multiplayer side of things. That’s not to say malicious players couldn’t leverage the tools provided in ways not intended by OpenIv’s creator, of course.

Even so, with or without OpenIV GTA Online on PC is and always has been an absolute cesspool of cheaters and hackers, and Rockstar has never seemed inclined to do anything about it in the past.

What makes all this very sad is that we don’t believe wiping out OpenIV will bring about any noticeable quality of life improvements for GTA Online players on PC – but it will hugely impact the machinima and modding communities who very much keep GTA in our hearts and minds with their amazing creations. These people don’t funnel any money into Take Two via GTA Online’s microtransactions though. One can’t help but remember recent comments from take Two about how it could squeeze even more money out of GTA Online, hey.

Has anybody noticed a recent increase of cheating in the PC version of GTA Online, as Rockstar suggests?

Someone Actually Ate That Famous (And Giant) GTA San Andreas Fast Food Order

11 May, 2017 - Mafuyu Asahina | 0 Comments

http://kotaku.com/someone-actually-ate-that-famous-and-giant-gta-san-an-1795140941

Last year, some people became obsessed with an old fast food order that happens in GTA San Andreas. And now, a competitive eater tracked down all the food in real life, ordered it, and then tried to eat it all in one sitting.

Matt Stonie is Youtuber who creates food challenge videos, such as eating a giant bowl of Cheerios. At some point, he came across an internet post that detailed exactly what a GTA character named Big Smoke ordered in-game, and decided to use that as inspiration for one 9000+ calorie mega-meal that spans multiple fast-food restaurants. Behold:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVKJfLbz5yQ

In GTA San Andreas, during the mission “Drive-Thru”, you and a few other characters go through a Cluckin Bell drive-thru. Big Smoke, one of the leaders of the Grove Street Family gang, proceeds to order a ridiculous amount of food. His complete order is:

Two number 9s

A number 9 large

A number 6 with extra dip

A number 7

Two number 45s

One with cheese

And a large soda

It’s one thing to figure out what the real world version of this order would look like, but actually seeing it on a table is another thing. Something I didn’t realize when I first played San Andreas is that nearly every item Big Smoke orders comes with fries and a soda. It takes Stonie 35 minutes to complete the challenge!