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    English cricketer Jofra Archer is currently a hot trend on Twitter, not because of one of his on-field moves, but because of the one off-field trick he is well known for. The guy seems to have a way with tweets and has people believing that there isn’t a topic in this world he hasn’t tweeted or made a ‘prediction’ about. What has that got to do with the guy today? Well, as Mumbaikars cried and cribbed over the massive power outage in the city, something which happens very rarely in the city of dreams, someone claimed that Archer had predicted this way back in 2013.
    Lights out
    — Jofra Archer (@JofraArcher) March 22, 2013 Well, we know this isn’t the first time something of this sort has been pulled up on social media and made to go viral. Incidents like these have helped fans and meme-lovers establish the English pacer as a prophesier who can make predictions about anything and everything. However, this time, people have been literally losing it online given how on-point the said tweet from seven years ago is for the current situation. So of course, it’s got people talking, and here are some of the most funny things people have been saying on Twitter about Archer’s latest prediction which turned out to be true.
    Jofra to Mumbaikars rn: pic.twitter.com/WYkcCKW6lE
    — Pandit Jofra Archer (@Punn_dit) October 12, 2020 pic.twitter.com/E0ubcS46l6
    — MeMay (@MeMayReal) October 12, 2020 Prabhu ho aap . Apko Sab pata rhta hai
    — Shobit (@Sk_02_26) October 12, 2020 Jofra are you from the future?
    Common!How many times....#jofraarchertweets #powercut #PowerOutage #PowerFailure #blackout #Mumbai pic.twitter.com/TrAtpNqRoZ
    — Akshat Singh (@akshat_lovemsd) October 12, 2020 Mumbai, right now. https://t.co/BLiNe7HmAq
    — Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) October 12, 2020 Jofra Archer even predicted #powercut #MumbaiPowerFailure #Mumbaipowercut #mumbaipoweroutage #Mumbai https://t.co/Izz0LAFlfG
    — ISHAN ARORA (@ishanarora127) October 12, 2020 Jofra Archer....the future predictor 🔥#Mumbai #powercut #PowerFailure #MumbaiPowerFailure #gridfailure https://t.co/GtidMUnptj
    — ADARSH K NAIR🇮🇳 (@ImAKN9) October 12, 2020 😂😂 legend hai ye
    — Vallabh Joshi (@Vallabh_J) October 12, 2020 What were the odds right?  

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    The pandemic has constrained us to our homes and for most of us, it is usually all about trying that YouTube recipe or planning an evening with a glass of wine and a good book. 
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    In case finding new acoustic music was on your list, then like me, you’re probably playing some soothing music for that much-needed sukoon at night. 
    Here are 7 acoustic numbers we recommend everyone to add to their list:
    1. The Love Mashup  This one is a combination of 3 beautiful songs and sung by the lovely artist duo of Nupur Pant and Saurabh Kalsi. Very refreshing and soothing.

    2. Phir MohabbatGet a guitar and give it to this magic larynx box called Jubin Nautyal. That’s it!

    3. Phir Leya AyaThis is on everyone’s list, regardless of them enjoying Bollywood music or not. Hits different when Arijit begins to croon.

    4. Ik TaraWake Up Sid, a wonderful movie with songs which basically had lyrics drawn out from all of our lives. While the original song is lovely, this acoustic version is super special.

    5. Lag Jaa Gale Sanam Johar’s acoustic version of this particular song is like honey to the ears. A must-add to your list, in case you haven’t.

    6. Koi Fariyaad The original song was sung by Jagjit Singh and it has been revived in a beautiful acoustic version by none other than current favourite B Praak.

    7. Ek Pyaar Ka Nagma HaiWhen the ‘zindagi aur kuch nahi, teri meri kahani hai’ hits your heart, you feel it hard. A classic song in its acoustic form, perfect for any evening.


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    Let’s just say Star Wars is the whole reason why I love science-fiction, video games and comic books. If it weren’t for George Lucas’ creation, I probably wouldn’t have this job right now and would be doing a normal desk job just like everyone else. The first role-playing game I ever fell in love with was Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic and the first science fiction book that got me into reading was the Thrawn Trilogy. Ever since I saw the X-Wings in the first Star Wars movie, I always imagined flying one by myself. While Star Wars: Squadron is not the first game to flirt with the space-opera lore, it is the first game that comes close to replicating that feeling. 
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    What makes the game great is its control scheme which can be customised to your liking. You can fly X-wings, A-Wings, and the TIE fighters with custom load-outs as well. Even smaller details such as transferring power to your weapons or your shields have been incorporated in the gameplay. In the movies, we would just hear Luke or Obi-Wan take certain actions in the cockpit, but in Squadrons, you actually have to do it yourself. For example, you need to transfer all of your spaceship’s power to your weapons if you are about to get into a dogfight. Or when trying to destroy ‘Star Destroyers,’ you need to transfer all of your power to your shields as you will get bombarded with lasers as you try to approach them.
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    If you want to take your experience to the next level, you can even play this game in VR mode on the PC and the PlayStation 4. I don’t personally own a VR headset but I’ve been told by peers that the game truly shines in VR mode. You can turn and look at the side out of the cockpit as if you are flying an X-Wing or a TIE fighter. The game is already highly detailed and one can only imagine how the simulation is taken to the next level in VR mode. 
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    Having said that, we did not like how some of the interactions with NPC take place in the game. There aren’t’ many cutscenes in the game and instead, you interact with characters in a one-sided expositional conversation. These conversations feel quite out of place almost as if it was phoned in by the voice actors. While the gameplay and missions provide you with a great experience you expect from a space combat simulator, the immersion is soon suspended by these NPC characters reminding you how EA did not follow through with high production values in this department. 


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