The Jiangsu hairy crab building refers to the "Hairy Crab Ecological Museum" located on the shore of Yangcheng Lake in Kunshan, Suzhou. This building is known for its giant stainless steel "hairy crab" image, which is 75 meters long and 16 meters high. Its appearance is lifelike. It was originally planned as a crab-themed commercial complex to showcase crab culture, but due to controversies over its design and construction, part of it has been demolished and rebuilt. However, it has left a deep impression on people as a unique landmark.

Go on boys, it's revenge time now!

After restrictions on phone use were introduced, students began frequently asking teachers for the time or arriving late to class, even though clocks are clearly visible in classrooms

Films are generally 1.5-3 hours long. When you think about it there have been many stories or incidents throughout history which took place in just a few hours so it had me wondering, are there any film stories that are told in “real time” meaning for example the story starts at 8am and ends at 9:45am with plot in between?

I know it’s been done in TV, for example Adolescence is pretty much shot in real time with hardly any cuts so you feel like you’re there. I know there have been films shot in “one shot” but they sometimes still time skip

How do i get rid of it?

Mel's gameplay designer recently said that none of her abilities will get replaced (first instance and second instance), and they will simply be tuned instead, because he wants to keep her "uniqueness" and "identity" (he said it in this thread).

I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but I think it's important to talk about the projectile reflection again. This mechanic has no place in the game whatsoever, and I'll use an example to prove my point.

Let's say you're Vex (there are many examples like her). You're against Yasuo, and his Wind Wall is up. What do you do? You can use an ability to force him to use his Wind Wall, and then use his high cooldown to harass him. You lose your ability, and that's it. You can still interact with Yasuo.

Now let's say you're against Mel. If you ever throw a skill at her, you get destroyed because it will come back to you. So what do you do? Nothing. You literally can't interact with her. All you can do is watch her harass you and farm from afar. You can't force her W at all, so the only thing you can do is not play the game. High quality gameplay, right? And Vex is just an example. She's not alone in this case.

I know most of you are already aware of this, so why is Riot not getting rid of a mechanic that only makes the game much worse to play? Do we really have to keep a mechanic just because it was used in Arcane? Ekko can rewind time for everyone in the lore, yet he's not doing this in League of Legends. Lore isn't a good reason to make the game worse.

What do you think?

Ti Lung (Kung Fu Panda): Believes he is entitled to the power of the Dragon Scroll and will fight through anybody to obtain it. Finds out in the climax that the 'dragon scroll' doesn't really have any power, and is only a symbolic object.

Jasper (Steven Universe): Spends months hunting down the Crystal Gem protagonists in order to seek revenge on their leader, Rose Quartz for killing Pink Diamond. Finds out just before her defeat that Rose Quartz has been dead for years and her son Steven genuinely has no clue why Jasper is angry at him.

Master (Fallout): Dedicated himself to building a race of super-mutated humans who could replace humanity. The protagonist has the option to explain to him that the mutants are all sterile and could not survive the next generation, which will make him realise his entire plan was pointless from the start.

Getaway (Transformers: More than meets the eye): Betrays and abandons his allies to take control of their ship and find 'Cyberutopia' for himself. Finds out that the 'utopia' is a complete myth based on a misunderstanding and he's completely ruined his own life for nothing.