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Redrafting 2020 NBA lottery: Tyrese Haliburton rises
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Redrafting 2020 NBA lottery: Tyrese Haliburton rises
The 2020 draft class was labeled a weak draft class by many experts and surprisingly, 80% of players drafted in the first round saw solid playing time and were productive on NBA rosters this past season.Â
Each year, we see a few players break out and play above their draft stock, causing some teams to regret who they drafted. If we could redraft the 2020 class, would Anthony Edwards still go No. 1? Where would James Wiseman fall, and would the 30th pick, Desmond Bane, sneak into the lottery?
After a few players outplayed their draft stock in their rookie seasons, hereâs a look at Yahoo Sportsâ redraft of the 2020 draft lottery. The 2021 draft lottery is 8:30 p.m. ET Tuesday on ESPN.
Actual pick: Anthony Edwards, Minnesota Timberwolves
Some think Edwards was robbed of Rookie of the Year honors since he played the full season and LaMelo Ball was out 21 games with a wrist injury. Despite not winning the top rookie honor, Edwards completely backed his No. 1-pick status this season. Edwards avoided the ârookie wallâ and actually played better in the second half of the season, averaging 27 points per game in the month of May (including a 42-point performance May 5). He had one of the best dunks of the year on Toronto Raptors forward Yuta Watanabe and provided endless entertainment in postgame Zooms and media interviews. Edwardsâ future is bright on this Timberwolves team as they try to rebuild. He told Yahoo Sports on draft night, âI just want to be the best player to ever play basketball.â
Anthony Edwards dunks over the Blazersâ Robert Covington on March 14, 2021. (Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)
Actual pick: James Wiseman, Golden State Warriors
Ballâs draft slot: No. 3, Charlotte Hornets
2020-21 stats: 15.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 6.1 apg
The news of Klay Thompsonâs season-ending Achilles injury came one hour before the NBA draft on Nov. 18. Thatâs not a lot of time to make changes to your draft board, especially if the front office feels confident taking Wiseman at No. 2. After seeing what Ball did this season in Charlotte, Warriors fans canât help but wonder, âwhat if?â
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Ball led the entire rookie class in assists (313) and was named the Rookie of the Year, despite missing six weeks with a wrist injury. He delivered amazing highlights night after night and made his teammates better with his phenomenal passing. Ball is the type of player you canât help but wonder what he would have done as a stand-in Splash Brother playing alongside Steph Curry in Thompsonâs absence. No one knows how many more years the big three of Curry, Thompson and Draymond Green have left in them and Ball could have been the future to build around for the Warriors.
Haliburton was the steal of the draft at No. 12 to the Kings, and itâs still baffling to see how many teams passed on the 6-foot-5 facilitator out of Iowa State.
âIt all worked out perfectly, Iâm in the perfect spot. Coach [Luke] Walton called me and just talked to me about playing fast and that he loves my game,â Haliburton said.
He was second in assists out of all the rookies with 309 for the season and second in 3-point field goals made with 121. Haliburton has been a seamless addition in the backcourt to DeâAaron Fox and Buddy Hield. If the Hornets couldnât have Ball, Haliburton would have been the second-best option. We might not have seen the full-court, underhand passes like we saw from Ball, but Haliburton can be just as deadly in transition and would have been excellent alongside Miles Bridges.
What if Tyrese Haliburton played alongside Miles Bridges? (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)
Actual pick: Patrick Williams, Chicago Bulls
Williamsâ draft slot: No. 4, Chicago Bulls
2020-21 stats: 9.2 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 1.4 apg
Williams was the biggest surprise of the draft and the Bulls front office must have known what they were doing when they took the one-and-done talent out of Florida State as a top-five pick.Â
He had one of the most daunting tasks early on in his NBA career when he was assigned to guard LeBron James. Williams left an impression on James who said afterward, âI think he is going to be an exceptional talent. [He has] long arms. He has Kawhi-type of hands that I noticed out on the floor, so I knew I couldnât play with the ball much. You can tell he is just laser-sharp on just trying to get better and better. I think Chicago has a good one.â
Williams was named to the the 2020-21 NBA All-Rookie second team alongside Isaac Okoro, Immanuel Quickley, Isaiah Stewart and Desmond Bane.
Actual pick: Isaac Okoro, Cleveland Cavaliers
Okoroâs draft slot: No. 5, Cleveland Cavaliers
2020-21 stats: 9.6 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.9 apg
Just like the Bullsâ pick at No. 4, the Cavaliers got their pick right in the 2020 draft, too. Okoro might not have been the flashiest player in this draft class but defensively, he got the job done. His only double-double came late in the season in a loss to the Indiana Pacers where he put up 22 points (including three 3-pointers) and grabbed 10 rebounds. If Okoro can get more consistent from 3-point range, the Cavaliers will have a deadly backcourt with Darius Garland, Collin Sexton and Okoro.
Actual pick: Onyeka Okongwu, Atlanta Hawks
Stewartâs draft slot: No. 16, Detroit Pistons
2020-21 stats: 7.9 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 0.9 apg
Stewart led the rookie class in rebounds with 453 and was 31st overall out of the entire NBA. He was one of the most physically ready rookies coming in this season listed at 6-foot-9, 250 pounds and it paid off in a big way when he started to see consistent minutes on a struggling Pistons team.
âFor me, I just want to continue to work and build on my game,â Stewart said after an April 16 win over the Thunder where he grabbed 21 rebounds. âThatâs the most important thing for me. I watch a lot of film and am just trying to learn from all my mistakes this year and get better.â
Atlanta is in the Eastern Conference finals for the first time since the 2014-15 season. Okongwu has been out for the majority of the season with a foot injury. Everything has worked out so far for the Hawks, but having a healthy player who could contribute right away like Stewart could have helped win some games early on when they went 4-11 in February.
Actual pick: Killian Hayes, Detroit Pistons
Beyâs draft slot: No. 19, Detroit Pistons
2020-21 stats: 12.2 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.4 apg
What a season for the 3-and-D guard out of Villanova. Bey was, by far, the best rookie on the Pistons this season. He set the record for most 3-pointers by a rookie in franchise history with 175 made threes, passing Brandon Knight, who made 106. Bey was named to the 2020-21 NBA All-Rookie first team along with Ball, Edwards, Haliburton and JaeâSean Tate.
Point guard Killian Hayes missed half of the season with a torn hip labrum, and it will forever be a mystery as to why the Pistons took Hayes at No. 7 and passed on Haliburton.
Actual pick: Obi Toppin, New York Knicks
Tateâs draft slot: Undrafted, Houston Rockets
2020-21 stats: 11.3 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 2.5 apg
The 6-foot-4 wing has been one of the biggest surprises of the rookie class after going undrafted and playing for the Sydney Kings in Australiaâs NBL last season. Yes, heâs 25 years old and significantly older than the other players in his rookie class, but heâs settling in comfortably in the NBA and proving to have a bright future on this struggling Rockets team.
The Knicks had a bounce-back season in the backcourt with RJ Barrett, Derrick Rose and Immanuel Quickley. Tate would have been just as productive off the bench after proving to be the best rebounding guard in this rookie class, grabbing 374 boards and shooting better than 50% from the field. He was named to the 2020-21 NBA All-Rookie first team and will continue to be a key player as the Rockets start to rebuild in the post-James Harden era.
JaeâSean Tate was named to the 2020-21 All-Rookie first team. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
Actual pick: Deni Avdija, Washington Wizards
Wisemanâs draft slot: No. 2, Golden State Warriors
2020-21 stats: 11.5 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 0.7 apg
There were small glimpses of what Wiseman could be in a couple seasons with the Warriors. Unfortunately, Golden State is in a win-now mode and Wiseman looked a little lost on the court at times. He only played three collegiate games at Memphis and struggled to adjust to the pace at the NBA level.
His upside is still worth investing in with his 7-foot-1 frame and excellent shot-blocking mechanics on defense. There would be room for growth over time with the Wizards. The two stars of the team, Bradley Beal and Russell Westbrook, are both ball-heavy guards and not a lot would be expected of Wiseman offensively.Â
Wiseman is rehabbing a meniscus injury and will hopefully bring some presence in the lane with the return of Klay Thompson next season.
Actual pick: Jalen Smith, Phoenix Suns
Pokusevskiâs draft slot: No. 17, Oklahoma City Thunder
2020-21 stats: 8.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 2.2 apg
The Suns are in the Western Conference finals for the first time since the 2009-10 season and their actual No. 10 pick, Smith, hasnât been a factor in any of the postseason games. Pokusevski, originally from Serbia, had a slow start to his rookie season, but quickly picked things up for the Thunder toward the end of the season.ïżœïżœ
The 7-foot forward can extend his game past the 3-point line, hitting six 3-pointers in his final game against the Los Angeles Clippers. At only 19 years old, Pokusevski could have given solid bench minutes for Deandre Ayton and has a sold pick-and-pop game that would have complemented veteran point guard Chris Paul.
Actual pick: Devin Vassell, San Antonio Spurs
Quickleyâs draft slot: No. 25, New York Knicks
2020-21 stats: 11.4 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 2.0 apg
Quickley entered his rookie season and showed off exactly what he had been working on in the eight-month extended time leading up to the draft. His floater in the lane is definitely the best in the rookie class and one of the best shots for a small guard in the league. He exuded confidence early in the season, letting shots fly from all over the court and impacted the game no matter how many minutes he played each night.
Three years ago, he was coming off the bench at Kentucky and averaged only 5.2 points per game. Fast forward to his sophomore season in Lexington where he was the leading scorer in the SEC and then was a first-round draft pick. Quickley is a phenomenal shooter with a high release and would have been an excellent option on the wing alongside Dejounte Murray and Lonnie Walker.
Immanuel Quickley showed off how his floater in the lane is definitely the best in the 2020 rookie class. (Vincent Carchietta/USA TODAY Sports)
Actual pick: Tyrese Haliburton, Sacramento Kings
Baneâs draft slot: No. 30, Memphis Grizzlies
2020-21 stats: 9.2 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.7 apg
Baneâs biggest criticisms coming into the 2020 draft were his size and length at the guard position. Heâs listed at 6-foot-6, but has a 6-foot-4 wingspan. A lot of teams were worried about how he would defend the perimeter. Well, he did just fine in his first season in Memphis. Bane stole the ball 50 times and was a key rotational player for the Grizzlies during the postseason.
Bane complements Ja Morant and Dillon Brooks well, and he could have had the same impact in Sacramento playing alongside DeâAaron Fox and Buddy Hield. He finished the season shooting 43.2% from 3-point range and averaged less than one turnover per game for the season.
Actual pick: Kira Lewis Jr., New Orleans Pelicans
Anthonyâs draft slot: No. 15, Orlando Magic
2020-21 stats: 12.9 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 4.1 apg
Anthonyâs role in Orlando expanded immensely once Markelle Fultz went down with a season-ending torn ACL. Anthony rose to the occasion and hit two game-winners in his rookie season and had a season-high 37 points in his last game against the 76ers.Â
Anthony is an extremely competitive guard who will have a long career in the NBA. He could have provided support to Lonzo Ball in the backcourt this season, and we would have undoubtedly seen some lobs to Zion Williamson in transition, where Anthony is most dangerous. With reports surfacing that Williamsonâs family is unhappy in New Orleans, itâs up to the front office to make some changes and bring in some players who will turn around the franchise and keep their star player happy.
Actual pick: Aaron Nesmith, Boston Celtics
Maxeyâs draft slot: No. 21, Philadelphia 76ers
2020-21 stats: 8.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 2.0 apg
Maxey was instrumental in the Game 6 win over the Atlanta Hawks that forced the Eastern Conference semifinals series to go the distance. He finished with 16 points and was a +12 coming off the bench.Â
The former Kentucky guard was a little up-and-down at times this season, but he finished shooting 46.2% from the field and has a bright future as a shooting guard in the NBA.Â
The Celtics took the Vanderbilt sharpshooter, Nesmith, at No. 14, but he struggled in his rookie season, averaging only 4.7 points per game. Maxeyâs playmaking ability complements Jayson Tatum, and he might not have the shooting range of Payton Pritchard, but he could end up being a better long-term prospect down the road.
Airbus has confirmed that Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) signed a firm order for
20 A220 Family aircraft at the end of 2019.
âNACâs order for the A220 shows this aircraft is just
as relevant in the regional world as it is in the mainline one,â
said Christian Scherer, Airbus Chief Commercial Officer. âWe are
delighted to work with NAC going forward, we thank them for their confidence and congratulate them on their new offices in
Limerick.â
NAC is today the largest lessor of regional aircraft
in the world, managing and owning 500 aircraft on lease to 78
airline customers in over 50 countries.
The A220, powered by Pratt & Whitneyâs
latest-generation PW1500G geared turbofan engines, is purpose-built for the 100/150-seat market.
The aircraft, formerly known as the Bombardier C Series, currently
comes in two variants, the A220-100 and the A220-300, with a range
of 6,297 km and 6,204 km respectively
At the end of December 2019, the A220 had
accumulated 600 orders and over 100 aircraft in service with seven
operators worldwide.
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Cyclone 'DJ' with a brand-new career-high for Miami
Victorian Dejan Vasiljevic has actually turned up the heat for Miami to tip off his senior year with the Hurricanes, taking off for a new career-high this week.
'DJ' has actually kick-started his final year in Miami in excellent design, delivering constant scoring efficiencies on his method to averaging career-high's in points (15.6 ppg), rebounds (4.6 rpg), assists (2.0 apg), basket shooting (51.9%) and three-point shooting (44.1%) across the Typhoon's opening 5 video games. No getaway was better than when he required to the court versus Missouri State at the Charleston Classic.
Vasiljevic was a standout throughout, assisting his develop a first half lead prior to showing up huge down the stretch. He drained pipes 2 of his four triples for the video game as part of a 22-13 go to liquidate the very first half with his side leading by 8 points. While Miami would extend their benefit to 18 in the 3rd, Missouri State would stage a furious final quarter fightback to close the margin to within 2 points with just 1.8 seconds remaining in a 24-10 run. Yet as he had done all game, Vasiljevic stepped up with the big play.
DJ was fouled on an inbound pass, coolly draining pipes both from the line to ice the game and ensure his side came away with a 74-70 success.
Had to reemphasize it one more time...@DejanMv HAD A DAY. pic.twitter.com/PAOlJRKxpx!.?.!â Canes Hoops(@CanesHoops)November 22, 2019 Vasiljevic completed with a video game and brand-new career-high 25 points on a red-hot 9 of 13
shooting, consisting of 4 of 7 three-pointers. Unfortunately for Vasiljevic and the Hurricanes, their charge to a potential third Charleston Classic title was prevented by Florida the very next game, with a difficult 2nd half resulting in a 58-78 loss. DJ would include 8 points in that video game. Enjoying a fantastic start to the season is Cameron Healy with the Great Danes.
The 6 '3 guard from Sydney has continued on where he left off from his freshman year, acquiring 2 video games of 20 +points and guiding Albany to a 2-2 record. Healy's very first two getaways resulted in a 21 point outburst in a narrow 4 point loss to
Lehigh prior to adding an even more 20 points on 70 %shooting in a huge 26 point win over Canisius. He then added 15 points and 7 rebounds to a last start 78-52 win against Department III group SUNY Potsdam. LAST|UAlbany safeguards home-court and hands SUNY Potsdam their first loss of the season.
Cameron Healy lead the way with 15 points and 7 rebounds. #GreatnessLivesHere// #AEHoops pic.twitter.com/MB6G78pjYe!.?.!â UAlbany Basketball (@UAlbanyMBB)November 20, 2019 While Healy leads Albany in scoring with 16.2 points per video game, fellow Australian sophomore Adam Lulka has actually likewise been impressing for the Great Danes in balancing 8.3 points and
5 rebounds per video game in playing three video games to date. Stepping out for the California Bears is 6'8 forward Grant Anticevich, and the flexible huge man is taking pleasure in a great start too. Anticevich would score 16 of a brand-new career-high 23
points in the very first half versus Cal Baptist, as the Bears liquidated the second half highly to register a commanding 82-62 win. The
sharpshooting forward blew apart his previous finest of 11 points, shooting a scintillating 9 of 11 from the field that included an ideal 5 of 5 from three-point territory to lead all scorers in the win. He likewise pulled down 9 rebounds and distributed 4 helps in the best efficiency if his career to date. Houston, we have a problem: it's @GAnticevich. â The junior shot a best 5 -5 from downtown and completed with a career-high 2 3 indicate lead the Golden Bears to another victory at Haas. pic.twitter.com/dHDZLMkYHV!.?.!â Pac-12 Network(@Pac12Network)November 16, 2019 Three
Aussies likewise hit the court for Cal Baptist, with freshman Tre Armstrong coming off the bench to add 5 points, while Reed Nottage included 3 and Glenn Morison going scoreless. Chier Maker, the cousin of Detroit Pistons forward Thon Maker, is making a huge impact for Idaho State. The senior 6'
8 forward is breaking out, scoring 15 points or more across his last 3 video games. In an
89-79 win against Air Force, Maker poured in a brand-new career-high 21 points(8-14 FG)that included 4 of 8 three tips alongside 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 takes and 1 obstructed shot in an impressive
efficiency. He supported by striking 4 of 6 three-pointers in finishing with a game-high 18 points and 7 rebounds, as the Bengals made a 2nd straight success in removing NAIA school Montana-Western 80-48. FINAL
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Turbo Blower Market: Rising Adoption from Small and Medium-sized Enterprises to Fuel Growth
Turbo blowers are also known as turbo machines. A turbo blower consists of inlet nozzle, spiral housing, impeller, motor or stator, thrust bearing, cooling impeller, and ring diffusor. The main function of a turbo blower is to transfer air to a treatment plant through an air piping. Turbo blower is part of an aeration system. An aeration system consists of a blower and associated products such as aeration controls, piping, and diffusers.
Turbo Blower Market â Competitive Landscape
Howden Group
Howden Group is a global engineering company established by James Howden in 1854 in Glasgow, Scotland. The company designs, manufactures, and supplies high efficiency turbo blowers and compressors under the brand âSGâ for end-use industries such as water, mining, power, etc. The company designs, manufacturers, and tests its turbo blowers at its centre of excellence facility in Renfrew, the U.K. The company has manufacturing facilities in Nogent, Renfrew, Glasgow, and Rheden and regional sales and service centres in Pennsylvania, Caracas, Rio de Janiero, Johannesburg, Chesterfield, Moscow, Dubai, India, Seoul, Beijing, Taipei, Singapore, and Sydney.
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik is a family-owned, global engineering company formed in 1864 by Wilhelm Meyer. The company manufactures turbo blowers that are extensively used for treatment of sewage in wastewater treatment plants. The company has developed a future strategy â Vision 2022 to increase revenue in the global turbo blower market. It has operations across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America.
KTurbo
KTurbo was formed in 1997 as 12 Powertech. The company manufactures turbo blower/ compressor, turbo chiller, etc. The company has operations in South Korea and the U.S. and agents in China and Iran.
Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.
Fuji Electric was formed in 1923 in Japan. The company manufactures turbo blowers and various other products such as drives and inverters, semiconductor devices, power supply products, sensors & measurements, factory automation systems, distribution and control products, and transmission and distribution products.
Turbo Blower Market â Dynamics
Rise in demand for turbo blowers from wastewater treatment plants across the U.S.
Water pollution is a major concern across the world. Wastewater or effluents that are discharged from industries must be processed in a wastewater treatment plant before they are diverted to rivers and seas. According to California Water Environment Association (CWEA), process air or turbo blower consumes the highest energy â 55.0% in a typical wastewater treatment plant. In the U.S. with rise in the number of wastewater treatment plants, a number of manufacturers are such as APG-Neuros, Siemens AG, Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Hoffman & Lamson (part of Gardner Denver, Inc.), HSI, and Atlas Copco are entering the market.
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Rise in demand for turbo blowers from oil & gas and petrochemical industry across the Middle East
Across the world, increase in production from oil & gas and petrochemical industry is driving the demand for turbo blowers. Increase in oil production across GCC countries such as Bahrain, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait are increasing the demand for turbo blowers across the Middle East and African countries.
Hideo Kojima sat with RTX Sydney in Australia for an interview all about his upcoming game Death Stranding, the reason behind his new Decima Engine, and how development was coming along. Here below is the interview:
Has the idea for Death Stranding always been there, or is it something that has blossomed very quickly and developed based on the new collaboration with Sony Interactive Entertainment?
This is a question I get asked a lot. When we started our new studio, I came up with several ideas, but we chose to do Death Stranding because it answered the questions â âWhat game do I need to make now? What type of game does the market want now? What kind of game can we make? We really wanted to make something that was different. That was out-of-the-box, and Death Stranding was the answer to this.
Sometimes people have an idea from when they were a child, and theyâll turn that into a game when theyâre an adult, but I donât think thatâs the way to approach the subject because every day our lives change. Society changes every day, and we need to make something that is topical and something that is in-line with the world that we live in now.
What type of game will Death Stranding be?
You can think of Death Stranding as an action game. Many people play games in the shooting genre and I want to make a game that is very intuitive for them so they can get into the experience very easily, but when they play it for a bit they will realise there is a certain new type of depth to it, something that they might not have seen before.
Can you tell us more about the gameplay?
I canât really speak on that right now but in a word, itâs an action game â an open world game, with a lot of freedom. You have a lot of freedom of choice to do what you want to do and you can get in vehicles and so on. If you are a fighter, thereâs plenty of opportunity for that. If youâre not that type of player, there are other ways to play this game. I canât really say much more, but itâs an open-world, action game thatâs very intuitive to play. Once you get into the world and start to explore more, weâre hoping thereâs something there youâve never seen before.
We have heard about the âStrandsâ concept that is being introduced for this game, what does this mean, exactly?
Concerning the âStrandsâ, this is my 31st year in the games industry and Iâve been deep in action games across that time. In action games, generally, the player has a gun and plays against enemies in a single player environment â or they take it online and play against other players in a competitive environment. They join in together with guns â [laughs] itâs almost always with guns â to take down a stronger opponent. In this game you can do that but I wanted to go a little deeper beyond that with something that doesnât focus on a weapon like a gun and thatâs what has a connection to the strand concept.
It has also been said that Death Stranding will feature a new type of online play, differing from the traditional. Can you tell us more about this type of gameplay?
Again, this is something that we canât say a lot about at the moment but if you want to play the game stand-alone, without an online component, thatâs perfectly fine. We do have an online component and, again, itâs different as there will be something different versus what most people expect from an online game. A lot of games have a âcampaign modeâ and once youâre done with that you take it to the online mode. This game is not that kind of structure.
During your studio tour with Mark Cerny, did you have a vision of what you were looking for in a game engine already?
We visited 15 studios around the world with Mark Cerny, and after this we spent another 6 months visiting other studios of people that I know. In total we visited 30 studios looking for the engine. I had a vision for the type of engine that we needed because I knew the type of game that I wanted to create.
So, first, I knew that I wanted to create an open world game, so the engine had to support an open world game structure. As far as the visuals were concerned, I was looking for very photo-realistic presentation, so the engine had to be able to support those types of visuals.
Also, the tool-set had to be easy to use. With some engines, the tools are behind a âblack-boxâ and for our purposes we needed to be able to optimize and edit the tools. These were the conditions we had when looking for the engine. As you know there are some commercially available engines and these are the ones with the âblack-boxâ type structure.
And what specifically led to the adoption of Guerrilla Gamesâ Engine?
I visited many studios all around the world, meeting many great people. Guerrilla Games in Amsterdam: their technology was just a league ahead of everywhere else. Even though they have an open world they are able to render very rich scenes with many objects. As you know their upcoming game Horizon Zero Dawn, which is coming out in February, has an artistic sensibility, particularly with regards to the use of color, whereas weâre looking for a very photo-realistic sensibility.
Their engine is built for their purposes, for the game that they wanted to create, and as I said we wanted to create a game that even at the very base levels looks very different from that, so we needed to test it to see how far we could tune their engine to fit our purposes.
Usually when you go to use, buy or borrow an engine, someone will say, âLend us your name,â or of course ask for payment. We had no contract with Guerrilla Games, but when we met them they suddenly gave us a box, a very pretty box. When we opened the box, there was a USB dongle inside that had the source code for the engine.
Keep in mind we had no contract or anything at this stage, yet still they handed over what was basically the crystallisation of their efforts over many years. They simply said, âMr. Kojima please use this engine,â and we thought these people are incredible.
There was one condition though, that Kojima Productions doesnât just use the engine, but that we develop the engine together with Guerrilla Games, that it should be a collaborative effort. So we were really blown away by their stance on this and being so open with the engine and we thought âWow, these are the people we have to work with.â
How has this collaboration with Guerrilla Games grown since first adopting the engine?
We were looking for a realistic presentation (for TGA), so we had to make changes to the tools and other adjustments to the engine. Over the course of 6 months we passed the code back and forth between Guerrilla Games and Kojima Productions, working off the same code base. At this point our code had completely merged together.
It was different from the engine they originally gave us, so we decided we should give this new engine a name. Thatâs when we came up with the âDecimaâ name (derived from Dejima â an artificial island in Japan where The Netherlands and Japan would trade during the Edo period). I really feel that with both of us working on this engine we are accomplishing the work at twice the speed and building something really fantastic.
Norman Reedus and Mads Mikkelsen are working on this project, so can we expect more Hollywood stars to be revealed on the project in the future?
Unfortunately, we canât really say anything with regards to Death Stranding at the moment, but I feel like this type of method (working with Hollywood stars and actors) in games is going to become the norm in the future. Creating movies and creating games like this, the process is very similar.
Was the part of the protagonist written with Reedus in mind?
When I went independent and I was thinking about my first game in my head, I did see Norman playing this character. The visuals of this character were based on using Norman Reedus as the precedent.
Finally, can you tell us how development is going so far?
As you know, we have a new office in Tokyo and weâre still hiring additional staff to work with us. Weâre still running tests on the game, but we have made it to the stage where we have the framework worked out. This year is all about hardcore production and development, so please look forward to the fruits of our labor further down the road.
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The delegation would separately engage with members of the FATF and ICRG for diplomatic efforts to counter Indian moves to tarnish Pakistanâs image by propagating allegations of its involvement in the recent killing of its paramilitary personnel in India-held Kashmir.
The Asia-Pacific Group (APG), an associate firm of the Paris-based FATF, will present Pakistanâs report and responses to five specific queries it was asked last month to the International Country Risk Guide (ICRG) â Political Risk Services (PRS) group.
The FATF plenary and its various group meetings will be held from Feb 18 to 22.
âPakistan is not a member of the ICRG-PRS group and hence it will not formally participate in the meeting,â a senior government official said, explaining that the APG was taking the Pakistani delegation along to be present on the sidelines for any input if required on the spot.
The APG and the Pakistani team had a preliminary session on Sunday to review Pakistanâs updates.
Diplomatic efforts under way to counter New Delhiâs moves to tarnish Islamabadâs image
The Pakistani delegation is led by Finance Secretary Arif Ahmed Khan and comprises the director general of the Financial Monitoring Unit (FMU), a director of the foreign affairs ministry and a legal expert.
A four-member Pakistani delegation will be witnessing on Monday a review in Paris of its performance by an expert group of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on its compliance with global guidelines against terror financing and money laundering.
The delegation would separately engage with members of the FATF and ICRG for diplomatic efforts to counter Indian moves to tarnish Pakistanâs image by propagating allegations of its involvement in the recent killing of its paramilitary personnel in India-held Kashmir.
Officials said Pakistan had responded to five questions provided to it in the Sydney meeting of the FATF last month on the insistence of India.
Pakistan has reported that its institutions raised about 8,500 suspicious transaction reports (STRs) until September 2018 period of that year, which showed a 75 per cent increase in such reports over the comparable period a year before.
This was only possible with identification of information based on best international practices and effective utilisation of latest technology.
Pakistan has also responded to targeted financial sanctions and asset freezing of identified organisations and measures to block flow of funds to banned/proscribed organisations like Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation, etc, under the UN resolutions.
Responding to another question related to the leading persons of proscribed organisations, Pakistan said that it had prepared a list of such suspected people as required under the UN resolutions and cases had been registered against them under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
Also, Pakistan has reported in response to another question that airports and border management facilities had been developed to block currency smuggling and money laundering as required under the international standards.
Moreover, lists have also been prepared regarding financial service providers and an updated list of banned organisations has been shared with the relevant authorities.
Sources said Pakistan had submitted bankable reports on all the five points which were raised during the FATF meeting in January and shared them with the APG, but declined to share some specific information demanded by India relating to the alleged presence of proscribed organisations and their specific activities.
An official said Pakistan had made satisfactory progress on all the 27 actions required under the FATF and had fully complied with the five specific questions it was asked in writing after the Jan 8-10 meetings in Paris.
He said Pakistan would have to fully comply with the remaining 22 actions progressively until September to meet all the 27 points.
The official said the FATF had showed confidence over Pakistanâs performance regarding the measures taken and actions planned even during the January meetings, but it was India that kept on raising questions on the basis of which a questionnaire was later transmitted to Islamabad.
A broader examination of the full compliance with international commitments will take place at another meeting in May â possibly in Sri Lanka or Sydney.
During the May and September meetings later this year, regulators and law enforcement agencies will be expected to demonstrate results in the form of investigations, prosecutions, convictions, supervisory actions, sanctions with resulting impacts on compliance by financial institutions, implementing cross-border currency and border controls and enforcement of the regulatory regime at borders.
The National Counter Terrorism Authority will be expected to enhance coordination with law enforcement agencies and counter-terrorism departments, coupled with effective implementation on the UN Security Council sanctions.
In June last year, Pakistan made a high-level political commitment to working with the FATF and APG to strengthen its AML/CFT regime and to address its strategic counter-terrorism financing-related deficiencies by implementing an action plan to accomplish these objectives.
The successful implementation of the action plan and its physical verification by the APG will lead the FATF to clear Pakistan out of its grey list or else move into the black list by September 2019.
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The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has cancelled
the Cathay Pacific International Chinese New Year Carnival, which
was scheduled to be held from 25 January to 28 January 2020.
In a statement issued on Thursday, HKTB said that
the decision was taken "In view of the latest development of the
novel coronavirus infection " and "after careful
consideration of the need to protect the health and safety of
local residents, visitors, performing groups and working staff."
The HKTB said that it "deeply regrets all
the inconvenience caused by the cancellation of the event," and
"sincerely appreciates all the sponsors, partners, international
and local performing groups, and exhibitors for their support to
the event."
The service hours of the HKTB visitor hotline,
2508 1234, have been extended from 9amâ6pm to 9amâ9pm for any
enquires from visitors and local residents.
On Thursday, Cathay Dragon temporarily suspended
flights to and from Wuhan until 29 February
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