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I’ve been thinking about media entertainment in the age of conglomeration (Disney, etc), the end of covid (theaters lively again), and the streaming war. How will established entertainment companies that were not part of major mergers and purchases weather the year? Will they be destroyed by bigger companies? Do they have some advantage with the changing social landscape? I don’t have a good answer myself, but if anything, I imagine this to be an eventful year for such companies.
Plan your commute accordingly.
My assumption is when a company resales stocks than means they are offering more shares of their stock, so they can get more money??
How will this affect my class A stock?
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This was a fun event, as the Iron Warriors, one of my favorite factions, just got a boatload of changes, upgrades, and even a couple of weird downgrades.
PVE Events FAQ
- There’s a revolving PVE event system with a different storyline about every three weeks, focusing on a different faction each time.
- Your mission is to complete each of the three warlords' storylines by defeating a series of CPU warlords.
- Each time you defeat a warlord, you can draft a new card pack.
- You get one deck upgrade after clearing the third warlord in each wave. The upgrade affects only your current run with the warlord you’re using. These upgrades are passives that affect your entire deck, like -1 to all troops or your warlord always has bloodthirst.
- Completing the event with each of the three warlords is a good way to earn loot boxes that will mostly have a scramble of stuff from the faction, as well as some XP for your account.
- After you clear the third series of warlords, you get a second deck upgrade, and the super secret end guy shows up, a primarch with its whispers/reckoning already activated. If you lose to the "secret boss," you can re-attempt it with any of the three warlords, but must do the entire series again first.
- Defeating the boss gives you a unique cardback. There is no other reward.
- You do not get more loot boxes for completing the same warlord series twice, but you do get more XP.
A Word on PVE Event Difficulty
I find that opinions range all over on how difficult each event is. It’s definitely possible to breeze through an event in one try, I’ve done it at least a couple of times now. I’d brag more if I didn’t think it had more to do with deck upgrades and the randomized quality of my card draft choices than it should. For example, I cleared Blighting of Terra in one try, and then discovered lots of other people were being abused by Kumblai bikes. Your mileage may vary. These guides are here to help you make better choices when they are presented to you through the course of an event.
Overall Strategy
- Generally you want to chain siege damage and buff effects together to create an overwhelming onslaught against an enemy that's spent all their get-out-of-jail cards.
- Overall, and especially against Fafnir Rann, Sigismund, and Rogal Dorn, avoid bashing into the enemy warlord right away and instead kill
So, I recently finished Warhawk, and I have a bittersweet joy thinking about how Siege will soon end, unveiling through narration some powerful moments.
That being said, I wonder about what role the Lion's Gate Spaceport will play. It has been taken back by the Vth ; now what ? Even without accounting for the Nurgle corruption, Horus can still launch airstrike to the awaken Scars, harassing them day and night. No doubt ground forces will also try to enter the spaceport, and I assume lot of demons are around.
Is the spaceport under it's own siege ? Will the Scars try to defend it until Guilliman arrives ?
This is not about VIAC per se but I think its relevant to VIAC holders. Because VIAC just like LGF holds treasure trove of high quality content. Eventually analysts will start recognizing it.
- Lions Gate Entertainment shares are sharply higher on Tuesday, as Wells Fargo upgraded the stock to overweight and suggests that once Starz is removed from the equation, it could be worth $25 per share, or roughly 50% higher than current levels.
- Analyst Steven Cahall said that the environment is a "gold rush for content" and Lions Gate (LGF.A, LGF.B) is a "supplier of pick axes," given that it produces content for streamers such as Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and others.
- "One thing we learned on our recent LA Bus Tour is that the demand for content continues to increase," Cahall wrote in a note to clients. "Independent studios like Sony Pictures, Lionsgate, Skydance, A24, Hello Sunshine, and various others are in a great position to sell the pick axes during this gold rush."
- Cahall said he believes that Netflix (NFLX), Disney (NYSE:DIS), the combined Discovery (NASDAQ:DISCA)/WarnerMedia (NYSE:T), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) will spend nearly $100 billion per year on content, creating their own, as well as outsourcing, which should benefit Lions Gate's (LGF.A, LGF.B) content studio.
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