Recent reviews by Ocean Cam

If you are playing with friends make sure you go to the phones on higher levels and hold down your action button. dont tell them you are doing it.

I would rather drag my balls thru miles of glass covered in lime juice than play this game. This crashes harder than the planes during 9/11. Spend your money on drugs you'll have a better time.

i literally dont pay attention to everything. just on a grind for achievement and to ♥♥♥♥ chloe lol

Here is something more entertaining:

Zeroes, ones, and both
To get to grips with quantum computing, first remember that an ordinary computer works on 0s and 1s. Whatever task you want it to perform, whether it's calculating a sum or booking a holiday, the underlying process is always the same: an instance of the task is translated into a string of 0s and 1s (the input), which is then processed by an algorithm. A new string of 0s and 1s pops out at the end (the output), which encodes the result. However clever an algorithm might appear, all it ever does is manipulate strings of bits — where each bit is either a 0 or a 1. On the machine level, this either/or dichotomy is represented using electrical circuits which can either be closed, in which case a current flows, or open, in which case there isn't a current.

Cat
The idea of superposition led the physicist Erwin Schrödinger to speculate that a cat in a box could be both dead and alive as long as you don't look at it. (This cat is definitely alive.)

Quantum computing is based on the fact that, in the microscopic world, things don't have to be as clear-cut as we'd expect from our macroscopic experience. Tiny particles, such as electrons or photons, can simultaneously take on states that we would normally deem mutually exclusive. They can be in several places at once, for example, and in the case of photons simultaneously exhibit two kinds of polarisation. We never see this superposition of different states in ordinary life because it somehow disappears once a system is observed: when you measure the location of an electron or the polarisation of a photon, all but one of the possible alternatives are eliminated and you will see just one. Nobody knows how that happens, but it does. (You can find out more in Schrödinger's equation — what is it?)

Superposition frees us of from binary constraints. A quantum computer works with particles that can be in superposition. Rather than representing bits — such particles would represent qubits, which can take on the value 0, or 1, or both simultaneously. "If you do something to [such a quantum system], it's as though you are doing it simultaneously to 0 and to 1," explains Richard Jozsa, a pioneer of quantum computing at the University of Cambridge.

love it, ♥♥♥♥ everybody else for complaining that the game was delayed and sent the developers death threats and demanded the game to be released; then got a broken game. Yes it has bugs. It is amazing tho if you got a good enough PC youll be fine. PC MASTER RACE. stop hating on the developers.

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Custom zombies is a lot of fun and would definitely check it out.

Great game i loved this series since i was a kid and its a great way to play the games i love.

No good for mental health. If youre being driven to suicide and need a reason to then play this!