![]() The biggest question after the show(s) was: why is it 30fps on Xbox Series X and Series S and not 60fps? In this IGN Performance preview, we dive into the details shared by the team, the revealed PC minimum and recommended specifications, and how the Creation Engine 2 works, comparing the previous games to gauge some of the potential reasons why the team might have chosen 30fps. With Starfield being the center of the Xbox 2023 Showcase last week, Bethesda gave us a deep dive into one of the biggest games this generation. The fast travel is also marked on your world map when you zoom in. There is a poster on the wall and by interacting with it you can travel to the other map immediately. To fast travel between the Slums and Old Town after beating the story you must go to your bedroom in the tower. You can also do this in Co-Op to make things easier. The reason being that these zones are overrun by hordes of zombies and you won't stand a chance if your weapons aren't up for the task. Before attempting to clear the Quarantine Zones you should complete the story and get some good weapons. In the others you have to kill all enemies to clear the area. Most of the Quarantines require you to pick up some supply crates in buildings or parking garages. 5 of them are in the Slums and 3 in the Old Town. Only when you get close to them they will be marked. By default these zones will not show up on your map. Completing all of them will earn you the "Trespassing" trophy or achievement. China’s Trade Data Showing More Weakness Than Stre.There are a total of 8 Quarantine Zones in Dying Light.US Economy: Small Is Beautiful (excerpt).Will the “Silk Road” Boost Commodity Prices? (exce.More “Selfie” Households Who Rent (excerpt).When Will the Next Recession Start? (excerpt).Global Economy Needs Restraining Order (excerpt).Is US Economy Getting Soft Again? (excerpt).Explaining the Stock Market’s Zen (excerpt).(13) Focus on major global MSCI stock indexes. (11) Durable goods orders not so durable. (10) Widening gap between job openings and perception of plentiful jobs reflects skills mismatch. ![]() (6) Forward profit margin at record high. (5) Forward earnings rebounding and diverging from stalling forward revenues. (3) Industry analysts still cutting 20 revenue estimates. (2) The dollar remains strong, and oil remains weak. Today's Morning Briefing: Room To Grow? (1) Curbing enthusiasm on revenues growth. These orders contracted 5.4% (saar) in the three months through June (based on three-month average). Nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft (a proxy for future business investment) rose 0.9% in June after declines of 0.4% and 0.7% the prior two months, and are down 4.0% ytd. Excluding transportation, orders advanced for only the second time in nine months by just 0.8%. It was boosted by a big jump in the volatile civilian aircraft category. The financial press mostly put a positive spin on yesterday’s report of a 3.4% increase in durable goods orders. However, the widening gap between job openings and the perception that jobs are plentiful may reflect the skills mismatch problem. ![]() Jobs remain relatively plentiful, according to the CCI survey. Given that initial unemployment claims are the lowest since November 1973 and that job openings are the highest on record, it’s hard to worry about the job market, though Fed Chair Janet Yellen always seems to find something troubling there. They might be depressed that Mom isn’t there to cook dinner for them and do their laundry. Millennials may finally be moving out of their parents’ basements and renting their own apartments. Oddly, there was a huge 22-point drop in the index for consumers under 35 years old during July. Yesterday, we learned that the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) fell sharply during July to the lowest level since last September. The soft patch was back when June’s report showed retail sales fell 0.3%, while there were downward revisions to both May (from 1.2% to 1.0%) and April (0.2% to 0.0%). Where are we now? On the soft side, again. However, May retail sales blew that notion away: It increased 1.2% following upwardly revised increases of 0.2% (from 0.0%) in April and 1.5% (from 1.1%) in March. It seemed to be stuck in a soft patch during the early spring. The US economy skidded on an ice patch at the start of the year.
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