I mean that , even pretty late on in the game , it still pops up to tell you stuff occasionally , and the tutorials aren ' t skippable . And I ' d say the game is a pretty good difficulty not a cakewalk , but not overly difficult . And once you beat the game you can play hard mode if you want something a bit more challenging . <| sep |> Love em but Jada Stevens needs one she ' s an anal queen ! <| sep |> This is the kind of experience that expands and changes our view of the world . Good for Luke . <| sep |> Omg you just casually had Thanksgiving dinner with Hans Zimmer ? Wtf lol . <| sep |> You ' re welcome . Katniss ' survival depends in part on her ability to adapt between the series ' arenas . <| sep |> JOEY DOESN ' T SHARE FOOD ! !<| sep |> Now , in a move that may shock many , The New York Times published an open letter to its readers in which it committed to a rededication to its fundamental missionWhat do you think rededicate means ? . we aim to rededicate ourselves to the fundamental mission of Times journalism . That is to report America and the world honestly , without fear or favor striving always to understand and reflect all political perspectives and life experiences in the stories that we bring to you . Can you not read between the lines of this letter ? Do you think they would give an open admission of bias when their candidate failed so spectacularly ? Why did they feel they had to address an issue for which they had done nothing wrong ? Our fundamental mission is also to hold power to account , impartially and unflinchingly . You can rely on The New York Times to bring the same fairness , the same level of scrutiny , the same independence to our coverage of the new president and his team . With regard to holding power to account , Newsweek had previously called the paper to task for its bungled coverage of the Hillary Clinton email scandal , which included touting her use of a private email server and failing to mention what possible crime had been committedIndeed , if the Times article is based on the same documents I read , then the piece is wrong in all of its implications and in almost every particular related to the inspector generals ' conclusions . These are errors that go far beyond whether there was a criminal referral of Clinton ' s emails or a criminal referral at all . Sources can mislead documents do not . Morning Joe cohost Joe Scarborough commented on the open letter from The New York Times , citing an article by Jim Rutenberg of The New York Times that pointed out how the paper and the media as a whole became cheerleaders for Hillary Clinton and stopped being journalists . How do you manage to read the exact opposite of what it says ?