Let me take you briefly through some introductions and then we will get started. My name is Eric Naiberg and I'll be your host today and joining me is Yuval Yeret, who is one of our professional scrum trainers and he will be the expert at answering today's questions. I'd like to welcome you to today's webinar or today's what we call ask a professional scrum trainer. Good evening, depending on where you might be around the world. Yuval is co-author of the Scrum Guide Companion for Leaders. In this episode of Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer Yuval Yeret answers the audience's pressing Scrum questions focused around leadership, how leadership and Scrum Mastery are intertwined, and how leaders can engage with Scrum. The Ask a Professional Scrum Trainer series features Professional Scrum Trainers (PSTs) in a live session, answering your most pressing questions regarding the challenges and situations your Scrum Teams are facing. While it is lightweight and simple to understand, it can be difficult to apply effectively. None of this is ground-breaking stuff of course, but it all does add to the cut-it-with-a-knife atmosphere that Deliver Us The Moon painstakingly creates for the player.Scrum has been in existence for more than 25 years as a simple framework for effective team collaboration on complex products. The adaptive triggers provide the sort of resistance that one would expect when interacting with switches and other objects in the environment, while the controller speaker kicks in to play recorded dialogue and other incidental sound effects.
While the PS5 version still isn’t quite perfect, the frame drops that plagued the PS4 Pro happen far less often and of course, you also have the wealth of other visual improvements that the PlayStation 5 brings to bear as well.įurther Reading – All PS4 Games That Have Free PS5 Upgrades In 2022 – Next Gen Upgrades At No Extra CostĮlsewhere, Deliver Us The Moon on PlayStation 5 also leverages other hardware exclusive features pretty decently too. Speaking of performance, while the PS4 Pro version of Deliver Us The Moon supported a lower resolution running at 60 frames per second, it failed to maintain an acceptable level of performance all the way through. Quite simply when in performance mode, everything is much smoother, more responsive and by proxy Deliver Us The Moon becomes much more enjoyable and satisfying to play as a direct consequence. As is the case with basically every other PlayStation 5 title that offers quality and performance modes, while the slight increase in detail that the quality mode provides is tantalising, the doubling of framerate that you’ll get in performance mode simply puts it over the top as the best way to play the game.
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