u/Delicious_End_3857

Ok so it's kinda strange to think about this but before sending Hamza for his mission sanyal mentioned that a man is going help you out if you are ever in a soup which was jameel. So did Jameel knew that Hamza was an Indian spy or was he completely unaware till the end of part 2. Because when Yalina mentions that Hamza has been captured by ISI the first thing Jameel does is call Sanyal. But he didn't even know if Hamza was a true spy or was just a bait for ISI caste based violence. And if he knew did he know from the beginning and was just playing around or was it at a certain point in the story that he knows???And from what part do you think he knew that Hamza was a spy???

Okay so I had a few laptops in mind, hp omen, acer predator helios neo 16s ai, Lenovo legion pro 5, lenovo loq. On some the on paper specs are really better than others for the price, but it comes at the cost of build quality and overall longevity. But the laptops which are good in terms of quality do not have on paper specs that are on par with others. Which one should I choose out of these or any other that might be worth it for me and what should I consider generally for the long term and my work???

I need it within this week so pls I need suggestion right now since I need it for my work

Also checked with the offline outlets for legion pro 5, They only have the Intel core ultra variant which is out of my budget so if it's legion pro 5 I have to order it online. Also do suggest if it's an oled laptop how should I preserve the screen.

Like I physically cannot go back to the studio version of meteora and hybrid theory after listening to live version all of time. They feel so superior in terms of overall drive and feels than the studio versions. Like they sound a 100x better than the studio versions such that now the studio version feels so muddy, plain and emotionless. Idk if it's just something I experience or is it bs or something.

When it was revealed that Sam is Luca's son. And Luca was one of the most respected and loyal men in Sicily and families like Ennio respected the legacy of sicilian mafia. I just kept wondering. Is Sam's involvement in mafia is due to survival or a legacy obligation he had due to his father which he needed to fulfill??? Because Sam seems like he has daddy issues lol and this would be something that Sam would do in order to do good by his father according to him. That's why he prioritises his survival more than his relations since he has to continue the legacy his father embarked upon. His father was the most loyal to the don and now he would also stay cuz his dad was too and dishonor and disloyal to the don would be a shame to the legacy and reputation of his father and he would place that above anybody he ever was friends with.

Ok so in the mission just for relaxation. The plot in the original and in the definitive edition is very different and almost completely different. Out of those two which one do you like more, makes more sense according to you and which one would be actually canon??? This could include the logic of missions before and after this mission in both og and de.

I never understood the logic as to why roberts would betray edward even and what he will get from betraying him. Was it because he was obligated to keep people away from this level of power or did he want all the power to himself such that he could use it for his own evil intentions or he means to sell the observatory to someone and become rich like edward also wanted to. Also I don't understand why adewale just peaced out with jackdaw and crew leaving edward stranded on the island with roberts and his crew. Adewale had a natural distrust for roberts and yet still decided to abandon edward on that island with the entire jackdaw crew and sent none of them on the ground to assist edward. I would consider it as one of the worst betrayals that strangely no one considers a friendship breaking betrayal. There wasn't any danger to ade, jackdaw or his crew so he couldn't have done it to save the crew.

Don't get me wrong I love the idea of showing an assassin turn into a Templar for his own reason. But in the case of Shay. His reasoning as to why he betrayed the Assassins and joined the Templar order is kinda generic and stupid. Due to the greediness of the colonial brotherhood and to save lives Shay turned against the Assassins. Fair game but joined the Templar to defeat the Assassins.He turns to the very people that do the same thing he went against the colonial brotherhood for. He still kills assassins (arno's dad) who store artifacts to retrieve it for the Templar order. The Templar order has been actively worser on terms with actions and moral code. And shay is now obligated to do everything the templars want to even if it goes against his moral code which would be possible for 90% of their actions. I still can't understand the logic behind his conversion and his story arc.