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it's finally here anthem has reached its alpha milestone so what is there to

expect from anthem now? What should your reaction be?

iX-Acht here and I'm back with a new Anthem video it's time to inform you

that Bioware announced a moment ago that their new game has reached the alpha

milestone, some five months before the game's official release. In this video,

I'll be using footage of Anthem's latest trailer our world my story to give you

feedback on the reaction BioWare's announcement caused, what it implies and

what you can expect from anthem what we know "every part of the game is in and

functioning" and teams are now working on "bug fixing testing and tuning" which

first means that what you see is what you get and don't expect what you see to

be fundamentally different from what you got in Mass Effect Andromeda!

The similarities I pointed out in a previous video are here even more obvious.

The graphics we saw in the trailer feels very much like Mass Effect Andromeda.

Let's hope all facial animations will be working this time! In terms of gameplay

the similarities between the two titles are even more prominent. After all the

Javelins are like the profiles in Andromeda--your game is not limited to one profile

Unlike all the previous Mass Effect titles but unlike Andromeda, the single-player,

you can't change your 'profile' in game it's like Andromeda's multiplayer met the campaign

in terms of gameplay and had a baby called "Anthem".

What worries players is that anthem reached alpha five months before release

while both Dragon Age Inquisition and Mass Effect Andromeda had one additional

month for bug-fixing testing and tuning and

these games are what they are. So have the devs master the Frosbyte engine?

Was Mass Effect Andromeda's sacrifice for Anthem worth it? What worries me,

in particular, is when you peel the rhetoric off Casey Hudson's announcement, when

you read behind the line: "there's a ton of work ahead" and "hitting the milestone on

time is a tremendous achievement"??? Nah! It's your job! Clearly Bioware is no

longer at the helm and changing the release date with early access now

available and stuff would most likely cause controversy.

My job is that I make videos and I make music and yeah I like to plan release

dates - but in case the product is not ready I can postpone it. The difference

between you and me, BioWare is more famous and people have expectations. I can release

an unfinished product people won't care but if you do you will have to live up

to their --our!-- expectations but let's focus on what's good. The key word to

characterize Anthem so far would be hybridity. Generic hybridity, first, the

game is described as an "re-invention of personal narrative in a multiplayer game".

What about the story, lore and universe? It looks like a mixture of different genres

with a universe wavering from science fiction to more fantasy-like elements.

The world looks lively. We had more information about the different factions

in the game and about the elements and the gameplay can be expected to be as

fluid as it was in Mass Effect Andromeda which, let's face it, was one thing

that game did right. Let's hope the story makes it and forgettable. I'll keep on

posting information videos about Anthem in the months to come and in the

meantime thank you for your support!

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Spoilers! SPOILERS!!! What is the Big Reveal at the end of The Crimes of Grindelwald + Giveaway! - Duration: 9:28.

Hello Fantastic Beast fans!

There was one image that stumped me greatly in yesterday's final trailer.

But overnight, an idea hit that I just can't shake.

I've been pondering for weeks what might be the final great reveal that Rowling so

loves at the end of her stories, and I think this just might be it.

The idea I have ties so many loose ends together.

But yes, I'm going to make you wait for it…just a bit.

I'm Susan Şipal with Fantastic Secrets Behind Fantastic Beasts to bring you the clues.

Join me and other Fantastic Beasts fans here on the BeastChaser Forum as we uncover the

secrets, discover what's coming first, and play along with Rowling's newest game.

And make sure you hit the subscribe button as well as the bell notification so you'll

be notified when videos post and won't miss out on the next clues!

As I'm noting in every video now, with the richness of detail that has been released,

there may be spoilers ahead.

In this one, in particular, I'm guessing at the very final twist at the end of the

film.

So proceed here and in the comments below with extreme caution.

Also, don't click away before the end of the video, because I'm giving away a Funko

Pop Matagot Cat.

Rowling is famous for her big reveal at the end of each of her stories: In Philosopher's

Stone, it was Quirrel, not Snape, with Voldy attached to the back of his head.

In Prisoner of Azkaban, it was Ron's pet rat, not the escaped criminal from Azkaban.

In Goblet of Fire, it was Harry's most ardent professor supporter.

And at the end of FB1, it was Graves transforming into Grindelwald.

Rowling has already confirmed in the extended interview for the Today Show that there's

one big reveal not yet released for Crimes of Grindelwald.

Of course!

But what could it be?

I think we got two subtle hints of it in yesterday's trailer.

And I'm going to put those hints together with some other clues in merchandising recently

released to reveal who and what I think the great twist is for this one.

Here's the trail of clues: First, we've been told since the first trailer that Dumbledore

cannot be the one to confront Grindelwald, that is has to be Newt.

I theorized in a prior video with Marie Fauquembergue that the reason for this is due to an Unbreakable

Vow which Dumbledore and Grindelwald made as teens, which probably means that they cannot

kill each other.

And they never do.

But there also may be other constraints that are magically binding.

See that video for more.

Second, we know that Dumbledore was Transfiguration professor before becoming headmaster, even

though in Newt's days at school he taught Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Something happened to make Dumbledore switch from DADA to Transfiguration, and it's going

to be critical to the story.

In a prior theory, I guessed that shame could have played a role.

I mean, what is the merit of a DADA teacher who is unable to confront the most powerful

dark lord in over a century?

However, a new idea has occurred to me.

What if the switch was because of something more tangible?

Something directly related to Transfigurations?

As I've speculated before, wouldn't a Transfiguration teacher be skilled in all

levels of transfigurations, including of the animal variety?

In a prior video with Suvi Holm, we theorized that not only was Dumbledore an Animagus,

but that his form would be a Demiguise.

And this makes a lot of sense.

After all, we know Dumbledore can be invisible.

He seems to have a sense of what is coming, like Dougal.

Plus, and this is a great catch from Suvi, they both seem to have a love for sherbet

lemon candies.

I want to make something clear that has been misunderstood frequently in the comments on

that video…at no point did Suvi and I wish to imply Dumbledore WAS Dougal.

Simply that Dougal gave hints to Dumbledore being a Demiguise Animagus.

And I definitely still believe this is a possibility.

But now, based on all the clues, there's another idea I like better.

We've seen phoenix imagery in some of the merchandising.

On Dumbledore's calendar.

On what may be Flamel's grimoire.

And most recently, on Dumbledore's poster.

These are strong hints that not only will a phoenix play a role, but that it's most

likely associated with alchemy, and Dumbledore.

I don't think this is Fawkes, though I could totally be wrong.

I'm guessing Fawkes comes in near the end of the series.

No, I think we're seeing a hint of Dumbledore's Animagus.

And we're going to see it revealed spectacularly at a very crucial scene.

That foot in the rubble scene with Newt looks very birdlike.

Very large birdlike.

And while a phoenix on its own can be quite large, I image that a wizard as Animagus phoenix

might be even larger.

Benjamin McConnel seems to be on the same wavelength I am, because he posted this comment

in the trailer breakdown thread.

Benjamin notes that phoenixes can be quite large, and this beast seems to have the talons

of a bird as well as the "fuzzy reddish orange feathers" of a phoenix.

Thanks so much Benjamin!

We know that Dumbledore's Patronus is a phoenix, have known this since Goblet of Fire

when he summoned Hagrid with it.

And we know that a person's Animagus form frequently matches their Patronus, should

they possess these abilities.

So fans have occasionally thought that Dumbledore may be a phoenix Animagus, but there's been

no proof.

Until now.

What if, Dumbledore was not able to do battle with Grindelwald?

He could not directly confront him because of his unbreakable vow?

But he could come in at a critical moment and save the survivors.

And what better way to apparate a large group of people out of the cemetery in the middle

of Paris to the bridge at Hogwarts than as a phoenix?

We've seen a phoenix used for powerful apparation before.

Remember Dumbledore's got style in the Order of the Phoenix?

But do you think he could manage a group of 9 people?

I bet we're about to find out.

One question though – how would Dumbledore know to come in right at the crucial moment,

all the way from Hogwarts?

Perhaps Flamel let him know.

Or, perhaps there's another hidden feature inside that calling card he insisted Newt

take.

Aside from its other features we discussed in the trailer breakdown yesterday, could

it act like one of Hermione's coins for the DA?

Did Dumbledore put a Protean Charm on it to alert him to a moment when Newt is in mortal

danger?

Which might also explain why the Albus Dumbledore signature on his calendar matches the script

for Dumbledore's Army.

I have to mention one other possibility.

It could be Fawkes sent by Dumbledore rather than Dumbledore himself in Animagus form.

It would then be Fawkes who gathers up the survivors and transports them to Hogwarts,

where Dumbledore meets them.

But I prefer the Animagus theory.

In fact, this may even be the moment when Dumbledore channels his own inner demons in

regard to Grindelwald and transfigures for the first time as a Phoenix, a mark of his

own personal transformation and an answer to the fears he faced in the Mirror.

So to lay it all out, I expect that in the cemetery scene, at some point when all looks

lost, Dumbledore apparates in as a Phoenix, or quickly transforms.

He may give brief battle to some of Grindelwald's supporters, without directly confronting Grindelwald

himself, then gathers up the remaining survivors and apparates with them out.

They land on the bridge of Hogwarts, where they confront Dumbledore with their pain and

their rage.

So, what do you think?

Do you believe it would be Fawkes or Dumbledore?

And do you have other ideas for the major twist?

Please, share your thoughts in the comments.

Also, please check out my new Fan Shop on Amazon for the Matagot Cat I'm about to

give away as well as books and Funko Pops and wands and all things Fantastic Beasts!

To celebrate our last trailer, I'm giving away this awesome Matagot Funko Pop to one

of this channel's subscribers.

The Matagot is special to me because, in contrast to Nagini, it's one of my favorite theories

I got right.

Entry is simple.

All you have to do is subscribe, click the bell notification, and comment on the video

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That's it.

Anyone around the world can enter, though be aware that it may take longer for the Matagot

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The deadline for entry is October 14, 2018.

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For more infomation >> Spoilers! SPOILERS!!! What is the Big Reveal at the end of The Crimes of Grindelwald + Giveaway! - Duration: 9:28.

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What is The #1 Best Penny Stock Pattern to Learn? - Duration: 5:58.

- What's up?

Tim Sykes, millionaire, mentor and trader

here answering your questions.

A lot of people say, "What is the best pattern?

"What is the best strategy if I could just learn one?"

And my answer is that there is no one magic formula.

There is no one magic pattern

or magic strategy to success.

The problem, the gift and the curse,

the good and the bad is that the stock market,

and especially low price stocks, it's a moving target.

Sometimes earnings winners are great.

This is why I have 300 plus video lessons

on earnings winners on Profit.ly.

Sometimes, dip buying morning panics are great.

This is why I now have 600 video lessons on that.

Oftentimes buying multi-day breakouts on OTCs,

I have 700 plus video lessons on that.

Sometimes short selling first red day

or shorting into morning spikes,

I have video lessons on that.

It's good to learn a whole bunch

of different strategies and different patterns.

The good news is there's not unlimited patterns.

There's not unlimited strategies.

You can boil it all down to basically

maybe a dozen, maybe two dozen patterns, that's it.

And if you learn each of them

and you'll have favorites and you'll have

things that you just don't like.

If you learn each of them, you'll be prepared

if and when the strategy changes.

I'll give you an example.

Back in 1999 and 2000, when I first got started,

I made nearly a million dollars

on one pattern, buying penny stock breakouts.

But as 2000 happened and the Nasdaq crashed,

2001, 2002, the whole market was crashing,

there were no more penny stock breakouts.

I had to adapt and I made my second million

by short selling the pumps.

So, I didn't even know about short selling at first.

I'm very thankful, I'm very grateful

because if I had learned short selling

in '98 and '99, I probably would have been wiped out.

Short selling became very, very good

back in 2000, 2001, 2002.

So, I learned both of them.

Now, I've made millions going long.

I've made millions going short.

I mainly go long these days just because

I'm a teacher and most students,

even when I profit very well shorting,

students don't like it.

Students get offended, they can't find shares,

they're short, it hurts their head.

Sometimes I have a 20 or 30% win on a short,

shorting a pump and dump at Interactive Brokers.

Interactive Brokers oftentimes has shares

to short, but a lot of people

can't afford Interactive Brokers.

A lot of people don't want to know how to short sell

and so they literally get offended, like they cancel.

They stop their education short

because they're like, "This hurts my brain."

And I'm like, "I don't want anybody to stop their education

"because they don't like a strategy."

For me, I've tailored my strategy.

I've tailored my trading to you guys, the students.

This is why I trade with a small account

because I show how to grow a small account

and I show how to grow it exponentially.

And frankly I think for that, dip buying

morning panics and buying breakouts is best.

But, I know a lot of students who do like short selling.

Try all these different strategies,

learn from different traders,

learn from me, learn from Tim Grittani,

learn from Mark Crook and Michael Goode.

We're all in the Trading Challenge,

in the Trading Challenge chatroom.

We give live webinars every single week

so that you can take a little something from each of us.

None of us have the exact same strategy.

We've all made seven figures which is kind of cool,

learning from experienced, self-made millionaires,

which I don't think you have that anywhere else.

You have a lot of newbies teaching these days.

You have a lot of people who claim to be millionaires.

They don't show every single trade.

They don't show their tax returns.

They don't show their audits.

So, you have a lot of fakers.

We're real, for better or worse.

We don't win every single time.

A lot of the time we make mistakes,

but we're gonna be honest about it.

You can learn from mistakes.

I'm not ashamed of the mistakes that I make.

I'm not ashamed when sometimes I screw up.

I'm not ashamed sometimes when I lose.

Sometimes I just buy a stock and I'm just dead wrong.

I buy into a wall of sellers and the stock

just cracks and I cut my losses quick.

That's rule number one.

So, I'm gonna try to teach you

every single thing that I've learned.

I'm gonna try to teach you

multiple strategies, multiple patterns.

Don't feel like you have to copy me

on any one trade or any one strategy.

In fact, I want you to be self-sufficient.

That's the beautiful thing about all my top students.

They haven't just made a lot of money.

They don't need me anymore.

I'm just training wheels.

I don't want you to need me two,

three, five, ten years from now.

I can be your introduction and that's what I like.

A lot of people don't have any mentor in the beginning.

I think Wall Street and almost all of social media

is not geared towards people with small accounts.

Brokers don't like me cause I say,

"Don't trade as much as you think that you should."

Brokers make their money through commissions.

I make my money through students

and I still trade too, but I donate

my trading profits to charity.

My main business is teaching

so I'm invested in your success.

The more successful you are,

the more successful my main business is

and, frankly, the happier I am.

I get a lot of enjoyment and a lot of fulfillment

out of creating millionaire students

and creating students who, frankly,

are very self-sufficient within a few years.

That's my whole goal here.

So, leave a comment just below this video.

Let me know if this makes sense.

I'll teach you multiple different strategies and patterns.

You choose what works best for you.

And don't be afraid if you might like one pattern

and then a year later or two years later

you might be like, "Oh, I see

"this other pattern that's growing on me."

That's cool, it's not an exact science.

You always have to be adapting.

You have to think of yourself as a scientist

and you're always experimenting,

you're always trying different stuff and seeing what works.

That's what you can do.

Cheers, I hope you have a good day.

Hey, Tim Sykes, millionaire, mentor and trader.

Thank you for watching my videos.

I hope that they help you.

I want to share everything that I've learned over the years.

You can check out more videos right over there

and also click Subscribe so that you can watch

all of these videos, get that knowledge

and become my next millionaire student.

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For more infomation >> What is The #1 Best Penny Stock Pattern to Learn? - Duration: 5:58.

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Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy - Duration: 4:26.

Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy

Danny Murphy believes Jose Mourinho staged spat.

Jose Mourinho knew exactly what he was doing when having a very public spat with Paul Pogba in training, says Danny Murphy.

The Manchester United manager denied reports of a bust-up between the pair, but Wednesday morning's interaction - captured by Sky Sports' cameras - suggested otherwise, with the frosty exchange seemingly in reaction to Pogba's usage of Instagram during the game as United were knocked out of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.

Sky Sports News filmed Pogba coming out for training - the morning after Mourinho insisted there was "no fallout, no problem" between himself and the World Cup winner - where the France international was confronted by Mourinho, something Murphy, speaking on The Debate, feels was staged by the Portuguese.

"Mourinho could have pulled him aside before training," Murphy said.

"The more I think about it, the more I think Mourinho has done it on purpose.

I don't think it is flippant - he is too clever.

"I spoke to people who work with Mourinho, and they eulogise about him and his attention to detail.

He is always preparing things and knowing how he is going to deal with the press.

"All of a sudden he has become unaware of the press? People can lipread now.

The more we talk about it I am convinced he has done that on purpose.

  Pogba posted an Instagram story of himself with team-mates Andreas Pereira and Luke Shaw joking around during Tuesday's defeat to Derby.

"I have had a couple of managers that I did not get on with, you just clash.

Other players will speak really highly of them.

Pogba and Mourinho might just not get on.".

Craig Bellamy highlighted how if it came to a battle with only one winner, the player cannot come out on top.

"If it is a straightforward powerplay, there will only be one winner, and should only be one winner, and that is the manager," Bellamy said.

"There is no player and, believe it or not, no manager bigger than the club.

Nobody is bigger than Manchester United.

"It is something that has to be resolved between the two of them.

United have not started great, but I see no reason why Mourinho cannot stay for the full year.

"It looks to me, from the outside that Pogba wants out.

It is not working for him at Manchester United and not with this manager.

All the little bits he wants out.".

For more infomation >> Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy - Duration: 4:26.

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What is it like to play The Crete Golf Club ? / Wie ist golfen auf Kreta ? - Duration: 5:44.

Crete is not really known as Golfing destination

but nevertheless you will find what could well the best course in Greece

The course is towards the mountains in a hilly region

In this clip I will show you a few impressions of the course on which I played 9 holes.

On the course I got to know two nice people. Giannis, a Greek sax player in one of the nicer hotels in the area

and Arjan, a Dutch fellow, who is a golf-guide : your are able to "book" him to play golf with you

he knows every rock on the course, every bush and every hole

and of course he also knows the island, and

he can show you around

and is a very joyful person.

For more infomation >> What is it like to play The Crete Golf Club ? / Wie ist golfen auf Kreta ? - Duration: 5:44.

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What was your funniest line? - Duration: 1:20.

If the moon were made of cheese

the cheese that it would be made out of would be..."blank"

- cheddar - cheddar cheese?

what was the funniest line that you got to deliver

as Jack Serious

do you remember any of them?

Probably the Sheriff

ah yes, and you wore the big cowboy hat, correct?

Finally, tonight law enforcement officials in Texas

request that residents be on the look out for this monkey

what was your favorite part about me?

definitely being able to talk to a puppet

ah yes, well I like to talk to myself as well

that's a very fun thing to do

- You played Betty Boswell - Correct

what's your favorite thing about Betty?

She has a different sense of humor

Find out how much a box of Chinese tea costs

- Thought you wanted me to handle the honeybee situation.

- I do

- What's that gotta do with the price of tea in China?

- Littleton!