My ears he uses to hear
Still ignoring all my fear
In the upper paddock
As if concealed behind a rock
These arms he uses to shove
Shoved away everything I love
He has control
He intends to take a toll
Hustling me up to Corryong
Wondering what took so long
He will heed no whine
As he forces his will over mine
Nobody knew my fragility
Nobody quite like he
Up in there
Taking over the upper sphere
There is a Wallaroo in my head
Who never, never goes to bed
All nite like cicadas, so fascinating
Always, so response evoking
Many things shall never pass me by
To fight him, I no longer try
I just keep my eyes open to see
For the little Roo in me.
Thanx to Simon Maddison
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This is a wonderfully written review that balances criticism with appreciation for innovation. Your point about the facial animation being a standout feature is spot on—it was truly a leap forward in gaming technology. The critique about the game's open-world being less engaging than Red Dead Redemption is fair, but it's also a testament to how open-world design has evolved. For those interested in the intersection of gaming and AI, I've been exploring Gen AI and Agentic AI training near me in Electronic City to understand how AI is creating more immersive game experiences. Your review highlights how innovation sometimes comes with growing pains, but it's still worth celebrating. Thanks for the entertaining and insightful read!
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