Ladies and gentlemen, Vice President Nye are very pleased to welcome you to our press conference. We'll now report on the outcome of today's meeting of the Governing Council. Based on our regular economic and monetary analysis, we decided to keep the key ECB interest rates unchanged. We continue to expect them to remain at their present levels, at least through the summer of 2019, and in any case for as long as necessary to ensure the continued sustained convergence of inflation to levels that are below but close to 2% over the medium term. Regarding non-standard monetary policy measures, we will continue to make net purchases under the asset purchase program at the current monthly pace of 30 billion euro until the end of September 2018. We anticipate that after September 2018, subject to incoming data confirming our medium term inflation outlook, we will reduce the monthly pace of the net asset purchases to 15 billion euro until the end of December 2018 and then end net purchases. We intend to reinvest the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the APP for an extended period of time after the end of our net asset purchases, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favorable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation. While uncertainties, notably related to the global trade environment, remain prominent, the information available since our last monetary policy meeting indicates that the euro area economy is proceeding along a solid and broad-based growth path. The underlying strength of the economy confirms our confidence that the sustained convergence of inflation to our aim will continue in the period ahead and will be maintained even after a gradual winding down of our net asset purchases. Nevertheless, significant monetary policy stimulus is still needed to support the further build-up of domestic price pressures and headline inflation developments over the medium term. This support will continue to be provided by the net asset purchases until the end of the year, by the sizable stock of acquired assets and the associated reinvestments, and by our enhanced forward guidance on the key ECB interest rates. In any event, the Governing Council stands ready to adjust all of its instruments as appropriate to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the Governing Council's inflation aim in a sustained manner. Let me now explain our assessment in greater detail, starting with the economic analysis. Quarterly real GDP growth moderated to 0.4% in the first quarter of 2018, following growth of 0.7% in the previous three quarters. This easing reflects a pullback from the very high levels of growth in 2017 and is related mainly to weaker impetus from previously very strong external trade, compounded by an increase in uncertainty and some temporary and supply side factors at both the domestic and the global level. The latest economic indicators and survey results have stabilized and continue to point to ongoing solid and broad-based economic growth, in line with the June 2018 Euro System staff macroeconomic projections for the Euro area. Our monetary policy measures, which have facilitated the deleveraging process, continue to underpin domestic demand. Private consumption is supported by ongoing employment gains, which in turn partly reflect past labor market reforms and by growing household wealth. Business investment is fostered by the favorable financing conditions, rising corporate profitability and solid demand. Housing investment remains robust. In addition, the broad-based expansion in global demand is expected to continue, thus providing impetus to Euro-era exports. The risks around in the Euro-era growth outlook can still be assessed as broadly balanced. These related to global factors, notably the threat of protectionism, remain prominent. Moreover, the risk of persistent, heightened financial market volatility continues to warrant monitoring. Euro-area annual HICP inflation increased to 2% in June 2018 from 1.9% in May, reflecting mainly higher energy and food price inflation. On the basis of current futures prices for oil, annual rate of headline inflation are likely to hover around the current level for the remainder of the year. While measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, they have been increasing from earlier lows. The cost pressures are strengthening and broadening amid high levels of capacity utilization and tightening labor markets. Uncertainty around the inflation outlook is receding. Looking ahead, underlying inflation is expected to pick up towards the end of the year and thereafter to increase gradually over the medium term, supported by our monetary policy measures, the continuing economic expansion, the corresponding absorption of economic slack, and rising wage growth. Turning to the monetary analysis, broad money, M3, growth increased to 4.4% in June 2018 up from 4% in May. M3 growth continues to benefit from the impact of the ECB's monetary policy measures and the low opportunity cost of holding the most liquid deposits. The narrow monetary aggregate, M1, remained the main contributor to broad money growth. The recovery in the growth of loans to the private sector observed since the beginning of 2014 is proceeding. The annual growth rate of loans to non-financial corporations rose to 4.1% in June 2018 after 3.7% in the previous month, while the annual growth rate of loans to households remained unchanged at 2.9%. The Euro Area Bank landing survey for the second quarter of 2018 indicates that loan growth continues to be supported by easing credit standards and increasing demand across all loan categories. The pass-through of the monetary policy measures put in place since June 2014 continues to significantly support borrowing conditions for firms and households, access to financing, in particular for small and medium-sized enterprises, and credit flows across the Euro Area. To sum up, a cross-check of the outcome of the economic analysis with the signals coming from the monetary analysis confirmed that an ample degree of monetary accommodation is still necessary for the continued sustained convergence of inflation to levels that are below but close to 2% over the medium term. In order to reap the full benefits from our monetary policy measures, other policy areas must contribute more decisively to raising the longer-term growth potential and reducing vulnerabilities. The implementation of structural reforms in Euro-era countries needs to be substantially stepped up to increase resilience, reduce structural unemployment, and boost Euro-area productivity and growth potential. Regarding fiscal policies, the ongoing broad-based expansion calls for rebuilding fiscal buffers. This is particularly important in countries where government debt remains high. All countries would benefit from intensifying efforts towards achieving a more growth-friendly composition of public finances. A full, transparent, and consistent implementation of the Stability and Growth Act and of the macroeconomic imbalance procedure over time and across countries remains essential to increase the resilience of the Euro-area economy. Removing the functioning of the Economic and Monetary Union remains a priority. The governing council urges specific and decisive steps to complete the Banking Union and the Capital Markets Union. And we are now at your disposal for questions. Mr. Korani. Thank you, Abarash Korani from Boiters. Mr. Draghi, in the assessment you just presented, did you have a chance to review the agreement struck between the EU Commission President and the US President overnight, which regard to trade? And is this assessment only regarding sentiment, regarding protectionism, or are you seeing an actual impact on growth already materializing? The second question is about, is that did you discuss question? Did you discuss your reinvestment policy today? And if so, could you give us any kind of color about this discussion? What decisions need to be made and when should we expect a decision on reinvestment policy? Thank you. Well, on the first question really, we basically took note of that. It's too early to assess the actual content. I understand that today, this afternoon, the Commission is having a meeting exactly to this, for this reason. So we took note of this meeting and if one can say something that's kind of general, it's a good sign. It's a good sign because in a sense it shows that there is a willingness to discuss trade issues in a multilateral framework again, but it would be very difficult for us to go beyond that because we really don't know the substance of it. No, we didn't discuss our reinvestment policy today. Mr. Fellis. Thank you. Tom Fellis from the Wall Street Journal. Mr. Draghi, you've suggested that interest rates will stay below zero for the next year or so. How comfortably are you making those kind of predictions or forecasts so far into the future given that inflation is already above target and you sound relatively confident about the outlook for the economy and inflation? My second question is, so the ECB is holding rates below zero while the Fed is raising rates quite quickly. I think it plans another two rate hikes this year. That's leading to a divergence between the two central banks, which is also weighed on the euro in the last few months. Do you think President Trump has a point when he complains about how Europe is weakening its currencies? Thank you. Thank you. My first question, let me stress that our enhanced forward guidance, which is both date-based and state contingent, conveys the governing council's expectations that key ECB interest rates, as I said in the introductory statement, will remain. We expect them to remain at their present levels at least through the summer of 2019, and in any case, for as long as necessary, to ensure the continued sustained convergence of inflation to levels that are below, but close to 2% over the median term. Now this enhanced forward guidance has been very effective, as broadly reflected in surveys, market commentary, and market prices in align expectations of the future rate path with the anticipations of the governing council. So at this stage, we don't see the need to modify or to add new language to our forward guidance on rates. Now on the second question, different monetary policies do reflect the response of monetary authorities to different positions in the business cycle. There is no, we always said, we said several times that the exchange rate is not a policy target, that it's important for growth and price stability, and there is international consensus that's been going on now for years, for decades perhaps, about abstaining from competitive devaluations of source. So that's the answer. Incidentally, if one looks at the nominal effective exchange rate of the euro vis-à-vis all the partners, all the trading partners, is that matter of fact the euro is appreciated considerably over the last year, year and a half. Thank you. Mr. Skolimovsky. Mr. Skolimovsky, Bloomberg. Mr. President, I have a question again about the impact of protectionism. You obviously mentioned that you take note of the agreement, but also in your accounts of the last meeting you said that the impact on inflation from potential protectionist measures could be as ambiguous and certain. Have you took a deeper look into it and maybe you have already answers of a potential impact from those effects? And my second question, I know that you mentioned you didn't discuss reinvestment policies, but could you give us a broad outline on sort of your red lines where reinvestment policies won't change in the second phase when the net asset purchases are over? Thank you. Thank you. On protectionism, no, we haven't done any further analysis than I have outlined last time. And the reason is that we basically have to see exactly what's going to be implemented. We've seen and we have analyzed the effects of implemented tariffs. And as I said last time, the direct effects are limited. But clearly, a trade war where you have rounds of retaliation and rounds of responses would create an entirely different climate. And we would have to assess both the direct effects, which may be significant as the numbers significantly go up, and the indirect effects of confidence, especially on business investment. And that is what we haven't done anything different from last time yet. So we'll have to assess in the future. Now, on the reinvestment, we haven't discussed it. But silly, just to make it clear. The capital key remains our anchor in what we do on reinvestments. Just to clear this late from any doubt. That's it. Thank you. Ms. Weisbach. I'm Annette Weisbach with CNBC. I have two questions as well. One on your economic optimism for the Eurozone. Because looking at recent also confidence indicators, there is a clear sign that the looming trade uncertainties have an impact already now and also looking at the current earning season. So what makes you still so optimistic? Second question would be on whether they're given the already the inflation rate being backed back at your target, whether there's an increasing sort of discussion inside the governing council among the members. Of course, that is perhaps, yeah, time to even decrease the monetary stimulus in place. Thank you. Let me just think the best way to answer both questions is to give you a short account of what's been our discussion today. Well, first of all, the governing council took stance to note that there hasn't been much of a change since last time. Has not been a change in the assessment of the outlook of the medium term outlook for growth or inflation, nor an a change in the monetary policy message. But the first point is that it's now clear that it was before that the moderation in growth, and here I'm addressing your first question, depends essentially on the pullback from the unusually strong growth rates that we've seen in the first, the last three quarters last year, which were caused predominantly by an unusually strong export performance. And so now there is a pullback and the export performance is much less strong than it was before. Some sluggishness in the first quarter is continuing in the second quarter, but I would say almost all indicators have now stabilized at levels that are above historical averages. So the overall, the risks to growth have been assessed as still broadly balanced. Financing conditions remain stable and labor market continues to improve, thereby supporting private consumption. Also the accommodative monetary policy and the resulting financing conditions do support private investment, as we can see from the figures. Now on inflation, and here I'm coming to the other point of your question, it's true the headline inflation is now 2% from 1.9, but if you look at the inflation, so the next question you ask, one should ask is, is this going to be sustained? And the answer is that if we look at inflation excluding oil and food, it's now 0.9 from 1.1 last time. And the underlying inflation remains muted. So we see encouraging sign here and there, it's very early to call victory. Now one positive development is the nominal wage performance, where you remember we've seen a pick up in nominal wage growth across the Eurozone, but until recently this pick up was mostly produced by wage drift. While now we are seeing that there is a component, which is the negotiated wage component, which is now, right now, the main driver of the growth in nominal wages. So the conclusion was that the assessment of confidence that we expressed in Riga about convergence of inflation to our objective is still warranted, but an ample degree of monetary accommodation remains necessary and therefore we've got to be prudence, patience and persistence are still going to be the key words that inform, inspire our monetary policy. Mr. Jones? Mr. Draghi, two questions if I may. First, just to touch on the point that you made about wages being a lot stronger than people maybe would have thought at the start of the year and you seem better negotiated, pay deals. I'd like your view on how you think this will impact domestic demand. Is it going to have an impact on domestic demand that's strong enough to offset the negative effects that we've seen of weaker trade figures or would you still expect to see some slowdown in growth in the second half of this year? And secondly, some people have said there's a little bit too much ambiguity about the phrase through the summer and the changes to some of the translations of the monetary policy statement have raised these issues again. So would you care to clarify just what is meant by through the summer? Is it at least until the end of the summer when rates are expected to remain on hold until or is it at least until the summer of next year? Thank you. Thank you. First of all, I'll address first second question. First of all, let me clear that the only version that conveys the policy message is the English version. And we conduct our governing council in English and agree on an English text. So that's what we have to look at. Now, as you've seen, the term structure of money market rates reflects two things. Reflects the pure expectations of the future path of the policy rates, but reflects also the uncertainty that surrounds the evolution of the economy. So as far as I think I said last time, as far as pure expectations are concerned, they are very well aligned with the anticipation of the governing council that policy rates will remain at their current levels through the summer of next year. And but surveys of market views and surveys of market views confirm this very tight alignment. Then you have the uncertainty component in the term structure. This, of course, tends to be more variable and shifts with risk perceptions. And what we see is that this component now may have increased in Sarjoon announcement due to various factors, including the state of the debate on trade. So now let me now address the first part of the question about whether we can see an impact coming from higher economic growth that could compensate trade. We do, I mean, frankly, we haven't done this analysis yet, but we do see growth rates stabilizing at this level, which is actually pretty good for the eurozone after this unusual performance in exports. So we do expect the second part of this year to continue being on solid growth, growth-based across sectors and across countries. Mr. Lesmeister. Mr. Lesmeister from ZDF. Mr. Draghi, one question about the target two system. How do you rate the risk in this system, especially for the Bundesbank and also in compared to the national bank, Italian national bank, for example? Now, first of all, let me make a general point where target two is a payment system. As such, it doesn't generate instability. It's the way in which a monetary union settles its payments and its device to make sure the money flows unencumbered across countries, individual sectors, companies, all economic agents. So that's the first thing that we should always keep in mind. The second thing is how do we interpret recent numbers? We show an increased number of target liabilities of certain countries. Well, this again is a question that was asked several times in the past. Most of the movement in target two liabilities depends on our own asset purchase program and depends on how and where, especially where, the balances of the purchases of bonds are settled. About 50% of the institutions, at least this was a number until a few months ago, but I think it's still valid. 50% of the institutions that sell the bonds to the national central banks are not in the euro area and settle their account with one or two core countries where the financial centers reside. So in this sense, you see that the accounted and settlement of the balances do depend on where the settlement is made. It has nothing to do with capital flows from one country or another. This is by, and just keep in mind, 80% of the institutions that sell banks, namely the sell bonds to the national central banks, do not reside in the country where the national, with the purchaser, national central bank resides. So you have a lot of intra-country payments and flows that do not say anything very specific about the overall situation. But going back to the recent movements in the liabilities of certain countries, you see the first of all, they are not unprecedented. It's not the first time. We've seen movements as large or even larger in the past. But second, as a consequence of what Jess said, they are of second order with respect to the massive movements produced by our own purchase program. So the bottom line is the system works very well. The people who want to cap it, collateralize, limit, the truth is that they don't like the euro. They don't like the monetary union. Because the only way a monetary union can work is if they have an efficient payment system, which is what target two is. And I think it's just too early to understand exactly what part of the liabilities do reflect political uncertainty. Thank you. Mr. Plickard. Mr. Draghi, you mentioned the capital key as an anchor for the reinvestment purchases. There will be a revision of the capital key, I think next year it's due. And you can easily compute something like those countries which have had more growth in the past. They will have a bigger share of the capital then in the future. What implications would this have for the reinvestments? Or would this affect the reinvestments of bonds then? I'm sorry, we haven't discussed that at all. So I can't answer this question now. We actually haven't discussed anything about reinvestment policy. But you can have another question if you want. OK? Mr. Proufaki. President Draghi, we have today the anniversary of the whatever it takes over six years ago. So would you say that since then the governing council members all agree that ECB has new tools in its toolbox? And amongst these the TLTROs but QE and also OMTs and negative interest rates? And my second question is linked to negative interest rates because I don't want you to go too much into forward guidance but there is also another anniversary now which is the last increase of interest rates. Have we been staying many years in negative interest rates world? And even if interest rates are going to go up next summer at the end of it or in autumn, are we going to have still years of negative interest rates before we get back to a positive deposit rate? Thank you. Thank you. Frankly, I had not realized all these anniversaries myself. When I read about some commentaries recalling that this is the anniversary of this and are you telling me about this other anniversary? I kind of was surprised. But this then I asked myself, what does it show? I think it shows that these are very distant times. And especially the anniversary from the 2012 speech tells that basically today the Euro is, they look so distant because the Euro is now on much stronger foundations than it was then at that time. I think that's very much due to the fact, to the important reforms that have been undertaken by our governments in terms of completing, though there is still a road to do, to go in completing and strengthening our monetary union and by structural reforms undertaken by national governments. In the introductory statement, I said that they have to be decisively stepped up. That's true. But this has the danger of making us forget how much has been done already in this field. But it's true. The ECB now is a different central bank. It's true what you said. It has a very different and much, much richer set of monetary policy tools. And so that is really important. But the key, the real reason for the governing council to be proud is that it has delivered price stability. It has delivered price stability in the most difficult circumstances through all these years. And I'll stop here because I speak too much about these anniversaries. Thank you. Mr. Haydn? Luke Haydn, Market News International. Mr. Draghi, the ECB has cut Greece's ELA to around 8 billion euros. I'm sorry, I can't hear you. Sorry, can you hear me now? Yeah. Sorry. The ECB has cut Greece's ELA to around 8 billion euros. Do you think Greece is now closer to full reintegration into the ECB's programs? And my second question is close to, sorry? Full reintegration into the ECB's programs. Thank you. And my second question was, will the presidency succession debate and planning be unduly influenced by expectations of a rate hike somewhere around the time of your departure? The answer about Greece is, when we take note, and actually we welcome the successful action by the great government undertaken so far, and we are looking forward to a successful completion of the program. To, we discussed this issue of, I take your words for rain session, rain production of Greece in the programs, whether Greece can be part of QE or that's, well, here, Greece needs a, right now, Greek paper, Greek government bonds are not eligible for QE. So they need a waiver. The waiver was there until the program was in place after the program expires, the waiver expires. And that's what it is right now. So the other point is kind of strange. Why should rate hikes be influenced? I mean, maybe in the minds, in the perverse minds of some market players, this may be true, but certainly not in the governing council members' minds. Thank you. Mr. Devittorio. Thank you. Mr. Draghi, you risk becoming the first governor, the governor in the history of the central bank worldwide that the two have never raised interest rates. Press is a while or conjunctur? Second question. I'm sorry, why? Press is a while or will or conjunctur? And second question, we have fought against the deflation, the recession, with an unconventionary monetary policy. Why do we have to fight disinflation by oil price with the conventional monetary policy? I think both questions are answered, saying that we live through an extraordinary time in the aftermath of a great financial crisis, which in many countries actually took the shape of a great depression. As severe, if certain aspects, even more severe than the great depression itself. And therefore, the proper monetary policy response was the one that was decided by the governing council throughout these years. I think both questions can be answered in this way. The extraordinary historical circumstances produced a pretty exceptional monetary policy response. Mr. Schroes? Thank you, Mark Schroes, Bördenseidung. My first one is also on reinvestments. You stressed several times that you didn't discuss it today. In June, you said that you have to decide on that in the next couple of months. And I guess you would subscribe to the fact that it's a very important point. So why didn't you discuss it today? Is the governing council not wasting time when it comes to deciding on reinvestments? And related to that, very general, should we see reinvestment as a pure technical process, or is it something that could also be used to give an additional monetary impulse? And the second one is on the future of your monetary policy. The account of the June meeting said that the forward guidance would be the tool of choice for adjusting the monetary policy stance in the future. Does that mean if the outlook worsens, especially on inflation, the preferred option would be to change the forward guidance on weights instead of changing the QE outlook, meaning extending QE again? Thank you. Thank you. I'll answer the second question, because the first question has a quick answer. We haven't discussed it. And we haven't discussed it even when to discuss it. But the second question is, as you've seen, as I've stressed in the last Riga Monetary Policy Council, all the introductory statement, all the formulation of all the monetary policy tools contain a repeated optionality and flexibility. Putting the governing council in an ideal position to react to events. Some of these events are part of a foreseeable future based on the current set of information. Some other events may well not be foreseeable at the present time, but we don't want to exclude the possibility that they may happen. And that's why we retain a high degree of optionality. Thank you. I'm looking around. I think it's time maybe for the summer break then. No further questions? Then we close the press conference. Let me say something that I should say at the very beginning. We are actually witnessing a tragic drama of spectacular proportions in Greece. Just want to express the solidarity and the closeness of the governing council members to the Greek people on this occasion. Thank you.


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Hey guys, welcome to Rotor Riot Rampage. This is our freestyle festival. We've got people out here from all over the country to shred some amazing spots and celebrate everything that is the FPV culture and lifestyle. We've got music, we've got graffiti, we've got ripping of course, we had a Paramotor show, we got people ripping around on dirt bikes, ATV. It's just all out chaos and anarchy. Let's check out what it is to be at this amazing event, let's go. I'm a single pilot, like there's not very many pilots out where I'm at. Coming out here was awesome. The junk yard's been amazing. Everybody's been friendly and it's great for everybody to come together and be one, you know. Enjoy something we love together. We're at 100 gate course. This is the biggest race course I've ever built. We got a quadruple dive gate, two double dive gates and four regular dive gates. And then we've got 90 arch gates.  So Z-Tag is laser tags for drones. It's really cool. So right now we're playing something called domination mode. Four pilots and each one starts off with a different color. You have to convert everyone to your color by the end of the game. So we are using CNHL Orange Lipos. Thank you CNHL for sponsoring Rampage. These are the packs that I run and I absolutely love them. These charging packs are awesome. They brought out to the field here so you can come here and charge and just fly all day. So if you're in the area, you better come down and check out the 100 gate track. The amount of charging cycles you can get in those batteries is just phenomenal. Let's set up the wing. If I'm on the YouTube show people right there. See that logo? That's me. And then I'm gonna sweep up that pole right there. I have to make sure I can barrel roll. I'll barrel roll over that line, that pole. I'll scoot back over to here. You down? Done.  He went out. He wasn't even here anything. He just went out. It's done, bro. Oh, people are flying over here. Like we got flight lines for a reason. That's right there to the right. To the right. To the camera? To the right. See, I've been getting good. I've been getting lucky, bro. In the designated area. Camera comes on. Bent props. These things broke. A little motor snip right there. But other than that, everything's in the top plate but I have extras of those. It's not bad at all. You look like a happy man right there. Oh, it broke the arm. Oh, so it was a little bit more. Well, it was a little bit more. And that's fine. That's still, yeah. If I'm breaking this arm, like, you can't go around that. That right there.  I would, bro. I can't believe it was okay. Like the whole time, just like, sure you want to put it up? I'm like, yeah, I'm gonna put it up. Flew one whole pack. It was beautiful. I forgot to press record. So then I had to wait for another flight and then I'm like, all right, let me throw it up again. And that's where you screw up bad. If I would have pressed record the first time, I would have made my flight, landed it and would never put it back up for the weekend. Always press record. So this is Micro Mayhem. This is our micro area. It's a freestyle setup. We got a bunch of LED light ropes to kind of guide you and then all kinds of fun obstacles to fly around. Beta FPV sponsored this. They sent us eight of their starter rigs. They're the Cetus and they're pretty slick. Excited about the film? Yes. Is this the first full length feature documentary about FPV? I think so. This is something that's about a year and a half in the works. This has been something that really is just possible because we have an amazing community. Everyone is involved. Look, look, they just met each other two days ago and this, look at this comrader.  He ride you. He ride you. Somebody actually has my shirt on.  I don't care. I don't care. This is the OG. Find it anymore. That is like OG original. That was my, I was like, oh my God, the logo is so dope. I got to support the local homies. My man, they definitely support the local homies. Boom. Oh, this man's got stickers. I don't have them. Rep your homies. If anything you realize from FPV, rep your homies. Like, that's it. I feel like I'm in a dorm, man. Everybody's just hanging out. I was like, walk by. Hey, what's up? What's up? Hey, where are you guys from? Are we from New York? Where are you guys from? Are we from Maryland? If anybody comes in the following year, for sure. If you think the platinum pass isn't worth it. It's worth it. I questioned it. I was very skeptical on the platinum pass and what we were getting. And if it was worth it at the end of the day, I'd come do this next weekend. Hell yeah. It's worth it.  I don't want to recognize them. Dude, everyone on these platforms, everyone is helpful. Even the famous YouTubers are helpful. They're so nice. This is the build room where everybody is building all their quads so they can go out there and break them again and then come back here and fix them and break them and fix them. You know how it goes. My best guess is interference. That's a flight controller because we'd like those filter sliders to be further to the right. I am Totes McGowits and this is Old Man Flux. My dad. We're basically the only pilots in our whole town.  It's nothing like having, being passionate about something and having nobody to talk to about it. So... Drew challenged me or Dribb challenged me to do a dive down the stacks and I've never done a dive before and I'm surprised it didn't break at all. It's just completely fine. Those of you that are ready to rip have a chance to win the new set of HDOs. Oh! You're gonna do the Edwin Trippie spin. Yes! Off the tower. Who does it first? Shall I take the goggles? Thumbs up for good video. Okay, okay. Pilots, arm your quads. And sippy. Go! Did someone went straight for it? To cut it? Oh my goodness! And it's always going up, always! It's an edition epic rampage collars. Thank you so much. Thank you guys. Thank you. It's awesome. I appreciate it.  Risk destroying your quad? It's fun. I expect Raya Rampage. What else? Pretty special. It's been almost three years since we did a rampage. So I just want to thank you guys for making this event possible. Yeah! We have some amazing sponsors that were really handpicked. You know, first off, Relyon, Z-Tag, and Fatshark. That was a pretty awesome time. Gemfan did something really special. These light up rampage props. We had 300 made and there's gonna be none more after that. Bad FPV supplied us with some drones for the micro mayhem area. And Ciotti did it upright. All had an amazing time. HQ and Ethics hooked us up with some very limited P3 props. There's usually only come in the PB&J but we got some rampage colors. Toolkit RC hooked it up with some chargers. FPV Exchange, how could I forget? It's such a critical thing to make this happen. FPV Exchange made the COVID testing possible. This man has the most vanquish job all day in the sun. Neven stepped up and made this possible. So thank you, Neven, so much. Drone Nation. That app, guys, that was pretty cool. They were able to set it up so we had some notifications even if you didn't have internet. So when you go back home, keep using the app. You can help you find your next new best pilot buddy. And I hope this weekend showed that flying with friends is all the more fun, right? Guys, give it up for our artists who made these amazing murals. This is a 100% real carbon fiber faceplate for DJI goggles. I am not throwing this in the crowd. No. It's got to be fair. Everyone got to see it. Dance off.  Casey, come here. Casey to help out with the rampage. And by the end of it, I was just helping her. This is her event. She made it possible and she put it out for you guys. She loves this community so much. Thank you guys so much. Happy rampage. Enjoy tonight. You don't find a lot of people sometimes who fly drones. It's good to be able to hang out with people who are interested in the same thing. In the FPV world, there is not another venue like this one. Seeing the people that you don't really see every day, you see them post them. Seeing them in person, interacting, enjoying themselves and their own environment, really, it's pretty cool. You just got to do it. I missed out in 2018.  Glad I came. I got to meet some really amazing people. We all come together to be one. And it works and runs a lot smoother when we continue to act as one.


On today's Visual Studio Toolbox, we're going to see how easy it is for Visual Studio users to adopt Git and GitHub for all your source control needs. Hi, welcome to Visual Studio Toolbox. I'm your host Robert Green and joining me today are Sachin and Samit. Hey guys. Hey, Robert. Welcome to the show. Thank you. We're going to be talking about source control, which on the face of it seems like a pretty dry topic, but we're going to be talking about using Git and GitHub to do your source control and how well integrated it is into Visual Studio, and how easy it is to do your source control and Git. So it actually winds up being a pretty exciting topic. Absolutely. There's a lot of interest in it. So yeah, Git and GitHub are absolutely exciting stuff to talk about, and today we are going to learn about how easy it is for GitHub users to start using GitHub and safely bring the open source workflows within their companies. So before we begin and teach about how to do that, let's step back and just say why. Why should I move my source code management to Git and GitHub in particular? That's a great question. You always start with why. Why do you have to care about something? Git is a modern version control system that has won the hearts and minds of developers worldwide. It has become the leading choice for many teams, and it's the number one version control system out there in the industry. There are several factors that contributes to the success of Git. It's free, it's open, it's lightweight, and it's distributed. But a top factor for the quick success of Git, I would say is the GitHub. GitHub provides free repositories for open source public projects. We have about 100 million repositories with 33 million developers actively contributing on GitHub. It also provides GitHub Enterprise for organizations that demand security, compliance, and more deployment controls. Cool. Wow. So GitHub Enterprise, are they public repos or are they private repos? They are private repos. When you want to bring that GitHub, the open source development back into your organizations inside the firewall, that's GitHub Enterprise for you. Awesome. Those numbers are impressive. You said 33 million developers, right Sachin? That is correct. And 100 million, so that's on average three, so I'm above average. That's good to know. Yeah. Absolutely. Sachin, how exactly is Git different from say Subversion or TFVC? Yeah. So unlike TFVC, a Subversion is a distributed version control system. So what that means is the changes, the historical data is not stored on a central server, but every developer gets a copy of the repository downloaded onto their machines. So that means you can do all your version controlling within your local repository, you could do that even when you're offline. And when you come back online, when you get connection to the server, you can push all those changes. And it's a lot faster too. That is right. Right. So this is completely different from central version control system where every developer has to be connected to the central server. That's awesome. Yeah. But then if I'm new to Git, will that be a steep learning curve? That's a good question. GitHub provides several options for you, like GitHub desktop and GUI that makes it easy. But having said that, if you are completely new to the distributed version control system model, there could be a learning curve. But thanks to Visual Studio, we make it so easy for our Visual Studio users. We have a GitHub extension that makes it so easy for developers to connect and download and work with GitHub. Yeah. Like most things, there's a command language you can use. You can go into the command window and type Git commands, which is not a bad way to learn it the first couple of times like push, pull, you get to learn what those mean. But pretty quickly, a lot of people may include to get tired of typing and we just want to integrate it into Visual Studio and let Visual Studio do all the work. So it's same thing with Azure portal, right? You can do everything in the portal, not a bad idea to play around with the CLI and the commands, but eventually you might want to just head back into Visual Studio and let it do. Like me, once you get familiar, you like to use CLIs and that's much faster. Also, you don't want to toggle between too many applications and windows. You want to work from one place and for a Visual Studio user, of course, that one place is Visual Studio. Yeah. So you want to show us? Oh, yeah, sure. So let me get to my machine here. So as you can see, I have Visual Studio 2019. Yes. Install on my machine. Brand new Visual Studio 2019. Yep. Just released a few weeks back. So what you see is right on the startup page, we have an option for you to connect and download and work with GitHub. That's because we have this extension that comes with the installer. So you can install it when you install Visual Studio 2019, or if you haven't upgraded to 2019 yet, you are a 2015 or a 2017 user, you can go to the Visual Studio marketplace and download that extension and install it. Right. Once you have it installed, you can connect to GitHub from here. But I'm going to start from the scratch. I'm going to show you how to put a project into GitHub first. So let me open a project that's on my local machine here. So I'm opening up this Parts Unlimited project, and this is not yet on any version of the control system. It's unlimited, man.  Absolutely. Mickey Gisset was on the last show. He was using Parts Unlimited. You guys are using that. It's a old sample. I'm a big fan of Gene Kim, and I have read this Phoenix project. It's Parts Unlimited Renaissance here on Toolbox. So let me open up my project here, and what I'm going to do is I'm going to, like, place this into a version control system. So here, as you can see, and as you can expect from Visual Studio, you have options. So I'm going to add this, and you will notice from the output window, a new Git repository is created by Visual Studio. So this is a local Git repository. Right. Right. So now a version control is created. Now I can start making changes. I can do the equivalence of checking my code. When I'm ready, I can push this to my GitHub. So the key there is this is now under source control using Git, which is basically the source control plumbing, and then you could just use Git locally. You don't have to use GitHub. You don't have to use the other places that support Git like Azure DevOps and there's others. So again, getting back to one of the benefits of Git is because it's distributed, you can do it all locally, and if you're never going to share the code with anybody else and you're never going to use more than one computer, and you don't want to back up stored somewhere else, then you wouldn't have to put the code someplace like GitHub. But you probably want to. You want to do that. No other reason than to have the backup and then be able to go home and fire up your home machine and be able to work on the code. Absolutely. Also, it's a lot about collaboration. So as we know, a lot of the largest open source projects including Visual Studio code, they have been developed because of the innovation happened because of collaboration of a lot of developers. So at least within an enterprise, in the context of private repos, you do want all your other colleagues to contribute to your code base to innovate. I'm going to show that, we call this the code workflow in GitHub at the full request. Before I go there, let me put this in to my GitHub repository. So here I go to my GitHub tab and as you can see, it says this repository is not yet on GitHub. So I'm going to push this. Let me adjust this window, let me close this. There we go. I'm going to click on get started. If you have not logged in before, it's going to prompt you to login. But since I've logged in, I don't have to do that. I'm going to click on publish your GitHub. So at this point, I just pick the account that I want to use. So you can see I have a few accounts and I have my personal free GitHub public repositories, or I can choose my GitHub enterprise. So I'm going to put this into my enterprise repository and I'm going to publish this. So now my code is published onto GitHub. If you have two-factor authentication set up, you'd get notified. So at this point, I typically have to get my phone out. I use the authenticator app. That's much easier. Right. So there you go. So the repository has been created. Now, a developer, I mean, others can go in and check out the code and start working on it. I can show you that. Let me switch to a different mission here. We should see it 2019 again, but on a different virtual machine. So I can show you like if I'm another developer, I'm a colleague and then I can go and check out the code. Right. So I click on clone at this time. I can specify if I know the URL, or I simply click on browser repository. So it's going to go and fresh that project that we just published. So I'm going to take that and it's going to get downloaded the code. Remember, this is distributed. So all the code gets downloaded here. I specify where I want to download it. I can choose wherever I want. I'm going to just keep the default and I'm going to say clone. So that's it. So it gets cloned onto my local repository and it opens the solution and now I can start making my changes. Right. So Sachin, we hear a lot about pull request and branches. So what are branches and what is a pull request? That's a great question. So a big advantage to me is the code workflow process. So when you make changes, often users create a feature branch and keep those changes isolated in those branches. Right. And when it is time and when you want to notify others that you are ready to merge these changes with the main branch, you create a pull request. So it's a way of notifying others that, hey, I have made some changes, please take a look at my changes. If you like it, then you can pull this into the branch. So it's a little bit like pure review also within the workflow. That is right. So I can choose. It's also a great way of, if you're letting other people contribute, but you still want to maintain control of the code, right? So you can make a pull request on .NET, for example. But that doesn't mean your code's going automatically. The team will review it and then talk to you about it. So that's a request, right? I like to call that as a merge request. So that's why it's not a push request, but it's a pull request. I can decide what changes comes into my branch. To a point, Robert, yes, someone needs to approve before you can go ahead. Right. So let me show you that. So let's assume that I'm going to build in an awesome feature.  I'm going to create a local branch first.  So I create this branch, and I'm going to check this out immediately. You can see, if you notice this, and I was showing master, now since I've checked out, it has moved in a change to this particular branch. Now, all the changes that I do here stays in this branch. So let me go and make a change. So let me go to my solution here. I'm going to open up a c-show file, and I'm not going to show my coding skills here. I'm just going to make some changes. I'm going to make, let's say, My Awesome Feature goes here. So I make this change, I save this, and I need to check this in. Right. So I haven't shown you this. So let me show you how you do this check-in. We call this process and I'll come in. So if I go and look at, click my changes, I should see this, and I change this particular file, and if I open this one, I would see what exactly I changed. I'm going to check this in with the message, add a new line, and I'm going to commit and push this. So when I do a commit, it goes to my local repo. When I say commit and push, it's going to do the local repo and then push it to the remote repository as well. So I say commit and push, it goes into the branch. Right. So that's another benefit of it being distributed.  So you might be halfway in between and you haven't figured out, it doesn't work yet, it's failing the tests in your machine, it doesn't do what it's supposed to do. Only when you're ready can you push and share with others. Then you as a team can figure out what the policy is. How long can you keep something checked out before you publish it? That's right. I mean, you can create pull requests at any time, not just when you're ready to merge the changes, but let's say that you need help, you need advice from your colleagues, and how to solve a problem. You could do that. So here, as you can see, it shows that I have some changes in my branch and I can create a pull request. I'm going to go and create a pull request and I'm going to say, I want to merge my changes that I just created in my feature branch here with my master branch. So I can put in a message and I can say create pull request. So now this goes into my team members who can come and look at the changes, they can comment and approve my changes. Probably you did some inner loop testing and now you feel safe now to share and get others involved with reviewing your code. That is right. So if I switch back to the other window and if I go to my GitHub, I should see if I let me refresh here. So I should see the pull request that I just created. This is brand new in 2019, the ability to look at the pull requests and approve them from inside Visual Studio. What I like about this is- 2017 you had to go to GitHub to do it, which is not terribly difficult, but again, it's a context switch. Exactly. You do have to toggle between applications. Right. Not just that. If you are looking at changes that's not code related, it's easier to do it on the web, but if it is code, I like to use Visual Studio. Yes. Because it gives me all, I can use all of the navigational features. I can step into, I can look into a different things, so I can understand the context and then I can approve or reject. It's your command center, if you want. Exactly. All right. So let me open this pull request. I can see this is initiated by my colleague, and I should be able to see the exact changes. So if I bring this up, again, I see the different though where I can see what was before and what's the change. As I said, if you want to comment, you can comment directly on the change here. So I could say, I like this code, I like this change, I can put emojis, I could ask questions like how about updating docs. Right. Or maybe writing some code that actually does something. Oh, yeah. So I have provided my comment, so this comment now goes back to my colleague. If there's any action item, they can fix that first and then when I'm done, I can approve the changes. So at this time, I have said, okay, the changes look good and it can be merged. To do the merge, you have to go out to GitHub. Luckily, I have view on GitHub here, so I'm going to bring this up. So it should upload this on my browser. It takes me to the pull request page and if I scroll bit here, you can see that the approval has been provided and now my changes can be merged into the main branch. Right. I click on this one and emojis done. Fantastic. So this is like to Robert's earlier point. I can have a lot of my colleagues start contributing, but yet there is still control and you still get to approve before code goes into your master branch. Yeah. That increases the quality before you commit your changes. Right. Awesome. So that's wonderful Sachin. Like you showed how we can upload our code, do commits, how to create a new branch, do a pull request, merge the branches, all without living visual studio. Yes. That's right. We also have integration with the Azure Pipelines and Azure Boats that takes it even further. Right now I can take my code and with those integrations, I can set up CI CD pipelines and I can also relate my changes to the backlog items. That's what Mickey was showing in the previous episode. So if people want to see how to do that, they just have to go back one episode. Got it. We kind of did these out of order, I guess. I didn't really think of it that way. We did pipelines and then the week after we did the search control, but that's okay. Got it. I guess we can also track, commits, and pull request and associate them with work items in Azure Boats, which gives full end-to-end traceability. Right. Yeah. For Visual Studio users, I think you have even a better news. I do. Yeah. So I'm happy to announce that we have a new offering Visual Studio with GitHub Enterprise, which is an easy and economical way for Visual Studio users to acquire GitHub Enterprise. So if you are a Visual Studio professional or a Visual Studio Enterprise subscriber, you can upgrade to this new offering and save money. You can find more details at the aka.ms slash vs. with GitHub. Fantastic. All right. So we looked at today a quick overview of how easy it is to be using Git to do source control from inside Visual Studio. We'll put up some resources where people can learn more. The docs are fantastic. I love saying that. The docs are fantastic. We'll have links to that and maybe just some additional resources as you mentioned. It's free. It's easy to use. It's great stuff. Thanks so much for coming on the show. Thank you so much for having us here. Awesome. Thanks a lot, Robert. Hope you guys enjoyed that and we will see you next time on Visual Studio Toolbox.


What's up, everyone? It's your girl, Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards, and I am ripping 2021 Panini flawless football hobby, one box break, number 30 left side serial numbers. Again, here is the list of random results. You can always find these at leightonsportscard.com underneath the results tab and the link is also in chat for you. All right. Best of luck, everybody. Here we go again. How this works is a left side serial number break. Randomly assign a number through the random.org. Any card pulled with the same left side serial number is yours. Again, if you had five, you'll get any card number of five of five, five of 20, five of 25, et cetera. Ro just started streaming one of his video games after this break. I'm about to pull it up on Twitch and mess with them because I think I'm on the Leighton Sports Cards account. Yeah, there's a little bit of room still for personal spawn. Yeah, should be able to get to you for sure. All right. Here we go. Good luck. We've got rookie six of 10 dual color patch, Sam Elinger. Six spots. Don G. Oh, this is cool. Glad this is during a serial number break. We've got to 25, 19 to 25, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, and Justin Herbert, triple patch. Brayden K. Brayden K. Beautiful card. Four color, two color, and four color. Wow. Herbert isn't from any specific gamer event, and it is player worn on the Allen and Mahomes. That is so cool. We'll mag that one for you. We've got 13 to 25 patch auto Jags. James Robinson. What number is that again? 13. That is Mike B. Mike B. 13 to 25 for the Jags. What are you thinking, Vaughn? Got bookend here, 20 out of 20, Willie Rove, Saints and Chiefs on that one. Ryan B again. Ryan B on the 20 spots. There you go. This next one's sick. We've got Green, one of three greats from the Falcons, Michael Vick. Boom. One spot. Julian H. Julian H. There you go, man. Beautiful. Michael Vick. We'll mag that one too. Then we've got Hall of Fame autographs, eight of 15 for the Dolphins. Jason Taylor. Dale C. Dale C on the eight spot. Heck yeah. Then we've got Dual Patch Auto, another bookend, 15 of 15 this time. Charles Woodson for the Raiders. Mike B. Mike B on the 15 spots. Sign that one. Big. Here first. We've got Ruby, seven of 20 Chargers legends, Antonio Gates. Noelle A. Noelle A in the seventh spot. That comes with the Diamond Guarantee there. Nice. Then we've got another patch this time. A Sapphire to 15. Legends Niners, Joe Montana, 12 spots. Oh, Kevin H. Sorry. Kevin H. There you go, Kevin with the Montaña. Nice ball. There you go. Little baseball. And last but not least, we've got rookie one of 25 Justin Fields. Boom. Jersey number Julian there. One of 25 on that one. There you go. Nice case there, a flawless. Congrats everyone on these serial number breaks. We've got a tiered random flawless coming up in a few.


It's Nova Meats day. Come on, CJ. Great to see you. How are you? Very well, how are you? Absolutely stunning. This is superb. Socks and flip flops living generally. How are you? Nice to see you, chap. You don't get away with this anywhere else, do you? Johnson Bradford. He definitely does socks and flip flops. Get that on your model shoe. Nah. Congratulations with the release of the fashion. We're all still wearing flip flops. I'm still wearing flip flops. No, here we go, I'm still wearing flip flops. Do you know what I meant about to buy this? One month's free business. You said the car not clamped yet? Nope. Why are you all moving it, anyway? You have to lean on me when you're not strong and strong. So, I'm outside one of the oldest pubs in Bradford. To be honest, one of the best pubs in Bradford. The Fighting Cock. I'm going to chat to some city fans because this is like one of the joints they go before a game. So come on, let's go for it. He's been promising to come here for weeks for a pint. And I thought he won't turn up today. So I'll see him down the ground and I was going to bring you some Taylor's landlord in that little glass. What's your name? George. Nice to meet you, George. What's your name? Fantastic. What's your score predictions today? 3-1. 2-1. Yeah, Bradford.   Oh, that's nice, isn't it? Slowly, all fits together. And eventually after a time you have a team and it seems like we're getting to that position now where we've got recognisable players in recognisable positions with recognisable roles. Because we've been coming here for about 40 years the people in here are the best people in Bradford. What were we thinking today? Let's talk about football. 3-0, at Trickfoot. 3-0. 3-0, at Trickfoot Atlan. Yeah, we are in good, we're in good. 5 out of 7 have we won? 5 out of 7 is good going and long way to continue. You just want to say hello? Hello, how are you? I'm very well, sir. Score predictions today? Today, 3-0. Be careful, no drink driving please. Responsibility. I've been called a Baron of Beldon, by the way. Wow. That's beautiful. The Baron of Beldon. Is it true I used to work in here? yes it is. Is it true I got sacked? Yes. Don't you just love that. Thank you so much that's Reco Café. I'm just going to go for a wander. We do as a favour Mrs Security man. If you see a parking person come and just shout. Can't give me a tick I ain't got a minute look at me windscreen when I put it back.  What do you have for your tea tonight? Polar chicken chips. Wow. The thing is though it's great in summer but in winter I'll freeze my ears off. Make sure you cook that chicken through. New job down the exchange. Beautiful. Free food on match day. The thing is we're in off parade it's got a great match day vibe on it. I love your spectacles. Very nice. Beautiful. We do well and then we let it slip. Let's be positive like we are doing. We are. We're going to top the league today. I mean look at this. Flipping out. What's the point? The only way is up isn't it? Very positive. I didn't realise ladies and gentlemen we've been told if we win today we go top of the league. There you go. So this is the one that one team is doing well in Bradford and hopefully the other one can follow. Absolutely. And a true ambassador of Bradford Learden, gentlemen of Nobby Meats, Liam Price. I've got a present for you. I've got you one of those. Oh I like that present. Which is the Mind Official Bradford City badge. That's old school that isn't it? It's an old one. Flipping. Let's have a look. Show people Nobby Meats that. Look at that. Hey there girl that's cracking that. Last time I saw this dude right listen we were folding a bouncing castle and trying to get it in the back of a van. Someone's after it. Predictions today? No I've gone 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1. I think we could see if it's going to be a 3-1. Oh it could be one of them struggling games. I just think it's one of them. Oh yeah do you know what I mean? Here we go top of the league and I win a bit of a few pop. There you go. Is she on him? Oh that's a lovely name isn't it? Can I have another i5? Thank you. Get me the best side, get me the best side. I'm going to try and do that. Watch your fingers, watch your fingers. So there you go. I'm not guilty here on a great to see you. Congratulations. What on? Match day. Oh yeah what? I've turned up for one. Last time we spoke you were still doing width of the post. What are you doing now? I'm the women's football reporter for the Daily Telegraph. Anyway listen wait on 3-2 tonight Tom. Yeah mate pizza. What about you? What about you? I don't know. I might eat on Monday. How many are you sold? 42 so far. And what do you win if you get one? Yeah first prize man matches share orange a quick cash and then second prize is under a quick cash. Seamless. First goal scorer. James Vaughn. How are you? Do you know what's going to happen if we win today? We'll go top. There you go. I love your hair. Thanks. How are you? Good to see you. Good to see you. Are you excited for today's game? Yeah we are. Yeah do you know what I mean? Do you just like fall out of bed and just like shake it. Yeah just go like that. That's amazing. Do you know what score predictions? 2-1 to us. Fantastic. Like sunglasses. Thank you Arthur. Thank you. We do have the habit of going to go behind. It's alright. I'm not that sure that we won't go go behind. How are you? I'm very well sir. I'm very well sir. What's this? Novi Meats. Oh. You live on Novi Meats? It's way better than I do. Oh my god I'm getting killed. What's for your tea tonight you think? For tea. For your fight. Tell the world anything. The world is good. The world is good and do you know what the world will be better after three points today sir? Score predictions. Today? Yes. We're going top. Optimism. Optimism. How are you doing boys? Yeah I'm good. You alright? What score predictions today? 2-1. 2-1. The world is better. What in Bradford City? Oh give it a squeeze. Love you. Asking people today. Positivity in the camp. Yes. It's looking good at the moment isn't it? Did you go to Markham last week? No I didn't go to Markham. I should have done it. I wore a wedding. I was just in a kilt. Tell them is it you know what the wear under kilt? I didn't wear anything underneath. This road's famous in Bradford. It's Manningham land. I was thinking I'm alright. I'm not too bad. I'm not too bad. You know what I watched last version you did. It was brilliant mate. I know I cut you out. You too. I know. I'm clean. Ciao. Ciao. Ciao. Come inside. Come inside. How famous is this road? When you have a few pints in town you walk into Bradford City. That feeling. It's mega, mega famous isn't it? I mean it's that winning feeling isn't it? Yes. Absolutely. Great now aren't we? Just about great now aren't we? Is it a good time to be a Bradford City fan? Of course. It's always been a good time to be a Bradford City fan. Listen score predictions today. Can we tighten it? I've heard we've got a couple of injuries. Well what's going to happen? We're going to climb out of the table aren't we? Well where we're going to be though if we win today? Come on. Let's hope we go top of the league. But it doesn't matter who we're topping in mate, is it? Listen keep walking, keep talking. All right look after papa. All right. All right. Grazie mille. Ciao. Ciao. Ciao. Okay keep spinning them pieces. All right. Salt and pepper king prawns. Salt and pepper king prawns. Fried rice and soft fried noodles. Oh yeah. Let's see we're on TV. We're on TV now. Say hello to the world. Hello to her. There you go. They're quality pants out there. Say what? I'm going to have to get some of them out. I was organised as a young lover. Oh yeah well yeah yeah yeah. My mum's watching this big girl. How are you doing boys? All right lad. Absolutely. You live another meet? Live. It was in there. No I need a chat with you. Score predictions today boys? Three one. There you go. Three one. Causing havoc here on Manningham Lane. Close the door you fall out. A lot of people who are happy. First score scorer today. I don't think you'll play but the big the big the big guy. French. A lot of people who excited about today's game. Oh are you 40 today? Are you 40 today? No you're 40 today. Congratulations. Happy birthday. Enjoy yourself isn't it? Everyone's in good spirits. Are you all right? How are you doing? Fantastic. You never met a Bradford City Tottenham fan have you? Are you all right? Are you well? There you go. Great to see you. As long as you get 40 today. I keep drinking your Polish beer. Do you know what I mean? Do you know what I mean? All right see you later. First score scorer. One. Three one. Hello mate. You mean that's why you are positive? That's what I don't make. Three one positive. It's been another meets. It's been fantastic and you know what? We're going to catch up soon with more other meets because we are going to be doing some away game. Another meets. Mr Cameron man don't know that. I've just sprung it on him now. We're going to get on some tall buses. You know what I mean? Supporters buses. We're going to have a bit of a magical mystery tour on other meets coming up later this year. How are you doing everyone? So yeah. So check it out. Another meets everywhere. Another meets YouTube page and we'll catch you soon. Three points today top of the league. Come on city.


So, look what we have here! That's right! It's a sloth, would you believe? We have had an update! Oh my god, this is so weird. I'm so not used to having different headphones. So, just as a FYI, not that you really care. Um, my other headphones, as you can see, completely broke. Completely! Well, I mean, it's hanging on by the cable that keeps the bloody, um, speaker working. You need cement to keep that still. Maybe I'll buy some. But today, we're here in Jurassic World Alive because, where's the pyro raptor today? I thought it was supposed to be, uh, Mortem Rex. Well, well, there you go. We have a new pyro raptor boss. So, I think now every day of every week, there's gonna be a raid battle, at least that's what it looked like in the update. So, we've got new dinosaurs, new creatures, new raids, as well as big changes to, um, what should we call it?  We've got big changes to some dinosaurs. Some not so welcome. Uh, I don't know, well, basically, what we're gonna talk about is the two, the two main big changes that have came to Jurassic World Alive.  Also, that's still way too loud. Jesus! But first, how about we have a look at the good things that is the, never mind, let's just go through the bads, shall we? One of the two dinosaurs that has been changed is unfortunately, um, Ardentis Maxima. Ardentis Maxima has been completely nerfed. And not only has it lost, um, its health, it's also lost some attack, and it's gained one speed. Don't know why, but the biggest, the biggest change to Ardentis Maxima, as it has lost, I think it lost its attack, I think it did. Just some, I'm not too sure how much. It lost its armor. And this is not too long after. We've had, you know, a refund on the stat boosts. And unfortunately, mine has boosted 30 out of 30. And Lydia, after refunding everybody, that boosts, decides. You know what we're gonna do?  You know what we're gonna do? We're gonna make sure that everybody's wasted their boosts again. How does that sound? Oh, God. Now, a lot of people are outraged about this. And I am one too. I have spent, I'm on tier 11 for attack, and tier 19, I have spent 1,900 freaking health boosts on Ardentis Maxima. And now, instead of having 10,000 or not health, it's now got 9,600. Not only that, it's lost its armor. It's also lost some of its attack, I'm pretty sure. It might have gained a little bit, or its attack really hasn't changed too much. It's health has, and the big thing is its armor has gone. Feel, yes, I am. So much to talk about.  What I thought they should have done is they're gonna make changes to a dinosaur. They're gonna nerf any of them, especially some of the big players. They should refund all of the resources, or all the mods or boosts, whatever you wanna call it, on that specific dinosaur. I don't think I'm wrong in thinking that, right? They should do that. That's just bad. A lot of people have spent money. They've spent money, or they've, you know, they've spent their books because you can remember. I think, can you still do it? Wait, what? They've taken, they've taken boosts at the marketplace? Really? Oh. Or is this just like a, for one day, this is what you can get, so they'll probably come in. Huh. Have they actually taken boosts at the marketplace? Too little, too late, I think, but hey, at least it's something, I suppose. Okay, so you can no longer get boosts. Right, well, I got 14,000 books, so I'm just gonna speed up my incubators, I guess. That's how I'm gonna get the books. I mean, if I was gonna get the books, I'd do it that way. Either way, they nerfed a dinosaur that a lot of people had in the game, and a lot of people had spent either real money or had spent their books on it. And they changed it, meaning that if people knew it was gonna get nerfed, or they knew it was gonna get boosted, whatever, they might not have put those boosts on.   This is really bad. Ludia should not have done this. This is, after all the stuff that they go through and all the bad press that they get from the money-hungryness and the putting boosts in, so you have to pay for them, and all this jazz, now they go and do stuff like this, one of the most used dinosaurs in the meta, and you go and change it, and just after people got refunded, which basically means that they're probably not gonna refund you at all. And just to smooth it over, when you first log in after this update, you get like a thousand bucks or something like that, and a hundred thousand coin. And I think that's just all to lessen the blow of you losing your stats, I think. I want Ludia to come out and say, look, we made a mistake. We're going to refund the Ardennes, every Ardennes maxima will get their refund. The thing is though, every update, or almost every update, Ludia change every dinosaur in the game. Every dinosaur gets like buffed, nerfed, gets some stats tweaking. So if they did it for Ardennes maxima, they're gonna have to do it. Sorry, my head's getting to that point where it's really long. If they did it for Ardennes maxima, they refunded the boosts, they're gonna have to refund boosts for everything, right? Because everything's changing. There might be some guy out there who uses a guanadon, level 30, for whatever reason, but that gets its stats changed and gets different moves put on it and things like that. Does that mean that he also needs, or she or she needs their boosts refunded? It's ridiculous. It's like, ah, boosts, man. They just made this whole thing an absolute headache. But that's not only the only dinosaur that's been changed. No, you had on this one. No, the worst offender here is that Ardennes maxima has had its picture changed. I think, I think it's had its picture changed. It does not look as good as it used to. It looks so lonely in the frame. He looks like he's barely taking up any of it. And I think Tricho, his tricosaurus had it flipped. So he's the other way around. Anyway, leading on to the next dinosaur, that's had a big change in this game, is Tricho. Now, Tricho has had a little bit of boof, boof, is that a boof? Boost to attack, necessary, okay. I think health might have said the same on the speed probably as well. But the biggest change here is that now he does no longer, he or she no longer, gives the slowing counter. So now it's just a medium counter, which I think is half the attack, half the attack irregular. I think about that was normal, but it slowed down whatever it was facing, which meant that, you know, you could, as long as your opponent could be slowed down, you could switch it in, get the counter off as it gets hit, and then you could do something big. It kind of, you know, it freed up a little bit of mobility for a creature that definitely isn't going to outspeed anything. That's gone. Now, I don't mind that too much because it did get a boof to the attack. I'm okay with that, would you believe? It's just a bit of a shame that this has happened, and as well as on us, Maxima, a lot of people are feeling the sting, especially with Tricosaur, and on Dennis Maxima, being the most played creatures. I think we're definitely in the top 10 creatures that everybody, or at least the high players, use, which is such a shame. But that's it. That's the end of the bad stuff, really. Onto new and interesting things, we have a new creature classes. So this is, in a way, it's supposed to help players determine what kind of creature is better against another creature. So we've got Fierce and Resistor, which works well against Cunning and Resilient. So what's Cunning and Resilient? So that's something that's a yellow and a green. So you kind of have this thing that they first put into place when it came to Jurassic World the game.  It got Cunning beats Fierce, Fierce beats Resilient, and it goes rah, rah, rah. Now, whether or not that's true, so let's have a look at lineups. So Tricosaurus would be a good counter against Urla Dominus, right? Maybe not so much anymore. And I guess that kind of makes sense because it is a Cunning. And what is Cunning good against? Cunning is good against Fierce. So an Urla Dominus would be good against someone who's just Fierce, in this case, a Thordor. And for the most part, I don't agree with it too much because it depends. If Thordor outspeeds it somehow, let's say it doesn't.  For instance, I wouldn't have thought so, right?  It's 3099 attack, which for Urla Dominus, does almost all of its damage. If not a crit, it probably kills it. And then Thordor is gonna go for instant charge. I assume that Urla Dominus goes for a cloak. So you're looking, what they've tried to do is give you a system that works when you look into it a little bit much. It doesn't work for every matchup. Now, it's just an outline, I would say. It's not bad that they've put this in, especially for beginners. I can't say that there's gonna be a bad outcome for it. It's definitely not the flat advantage that you get with Jurassic World the game, which I think would have been helpful, but this is a different breed of game. I like that they've added this in. It doesn't really help me per se because I know what kind of works and I've got a team and dinosaurs. I don't really know all that sort of thing. But for beginners who don't really know, at a first glance, they can look at a dinosaur and go, oh, it's a cunning. It's gonna have something else. Now, there's also one in this that is a bit different. There is a wild card. This is a dinosaur that does not conform to fierce cunning or resilient. And this is basically just Lydia's way of saying, we didn't really know where to put it. So what they've done is they've just given a wild card. Very few creatures actually have this. So, Enduraptor Gen 2, cunning, Dracosarotops, fierce. The Yoshi, cunning. So I don't even know, can you categorize by cunning? Classes. Oh, you can. Okay, so here we go. Not many, to not a rex because it has the ability to heal and do a lot of damage. Monostarotops, because it can switch in and do the damage. You've got Pure Source, which has the Rending Counter. Basically anything that can bleed, do a counter and kind of heal or just have a lot of versatility gets a wild card status. Now, on to the new things. Now, I have not made a video in a while. Mortem Rex is almost there. We have 235 out of 300.  So we're getting close. I like how he sort of holds himself different. That's interesting. But he's a fierce. You've also got these new ones, which I didn't even check what they were. Ooh, Model of Ryan, that's interesting. So, new hybrids. This is a Pukhide, a Pukhidi. Pukhidi. I can't remember what it's made of. I think this is the something eagle and the new, is it Dynonicus? Dynonicus, I think it is. Is it a Dynonicus? Is that what this is? Did they add Dynonicus? They Dynonicus, they did. Okay, so you got this thing. It has a 131 speed, super quick. It's a Mutastone and a little bit 50% of distraction. I mean, I don't know whether I'm gonna use it. Maybe it is useful, but at the moment, especially with my boosts all being stuck up in, what did you call it? Audentus maxima. There's nothing really I can do. The next one, now they gave you this for free as part of the gift for, you know, the update. The Irmuthyr, one of the giant salons. This is a common, so I'm expecting to see this, you know, common, kind of around the area.  So this guy has a new type. I've never seen that before. Camouflage. So you get 75% chance to dodge 67% of damage for two turns, lasting two turns. Increase your speed 30% for two turns and target highest damage. You distract 50% for two turns lasting one or two attacks or lasting one turn. It also has a maximal counter that could be very useful. Wow, that's interesting. And a cunning rampage. Is it resistant to anything? It is on the map, specific zones date. This is a new thing. They've added kind of more details. So it used to be like, oh, it's on Mondays or it's on Tuesdays. And now it's like specific zones day and it'll say like parks or your night or something like that. Much more useful. The next one that we've got unlocked is the Insotherium. I think everyone should be able, as soon as the update came out, everyone should have been able to get this guy because it is two commons, I think so. It's the, I'm there with two of the new recent ones. Yeah, those guys, the Arcotherium, I think it is and God knows whatever. The other one is, could extract mutual fury, group distraction, that's pretty, that's really good. He's gonna be good for teams or something and parks during the day. Now, now, now, now, onto a new hybrid. This thing, good lord. That is one spiky turtle and I've seen some people call it Bowser. I like that. You call it, but we've got Yoshi and we've got Bowser. Just making a Mario, Mario game. Now there's a chance we could unlock it if we've got 200s and a 50. We've got six pops in it. Chances are we're probably only gonna get 60, but hey ho, let's give it a shot and that by that I mean 10 every time. Well, already we're getting more than 60. Five more turns. Now, we need to get 50 every time or else we're not unlocking it unless we get super lucky and we get 100. So there's still a chance we can unlock this. We need 100 though, very, very, very unlikely. You know what, it's not too bad. We've got three more pops. We do, now it's looking impossible. Now the odds are not in our favor. Now, yes, definitely not. So we have two more pops and we need 100 each time. This is the last one. If we don't get 100, we aren't unlocking it. Oh, look at 50 though, a little bit too late, but look at that. We're actually getting somewhere with this. Wow. Okay. And five, ain't no there 50. Oh my God, we are close to unlocking that bad boy. So end of the month, you need, it's archaetherium DNA, I'm kind of lacking. So hopefully we can get lucky, maybe get some big ones to you, but apparently not. We're also going to do the raid, because I'm sure there's going to be people just wanting to try to test out this new raid. Never seen the pyro at this. Also, the pirate tape is the new raid one. There is a new Mortem of, you know, like a Alpha, I don't know what you call them, the new type, like the boss things you can unlock and fight against. Oh, 50, fantastic. Just do it, just do it. And I think it is the bioluminescent Parasaurolophus. That's very interesting. Okay. So we're going to jump back in and do one final pump. Now there is a chance if we get 100 or 70, oh God knows, nope, there it is. Well, we are pretty close to unlocking Bowser. It's a shame that we haven't got the archaetherium, or whatever that other one was, but we've got in two more pups, four Mono-Lorraine. Oh, there's a 30, right? If we get lucky, we get a 50 here. We've unlocked Mono-Lorraine, a wild card. Will we do it though? Course not, course not, course we don't do it. Do course we don't do it, don't be silly. Well, we've got 40 left on that. And then these other creatures, I'm really not sure. Oh, a Sonosaurus. That looks like, yeah, that's just something you come across in the wild. Okay, I didn't even realize you could click on these. The other one being the Hadrosaur Luxe. Now, I, this is the boss, this is the new boss that's gonna be coming into the game. Keep an eye on weekly Canada for DNA. The cause of ghostly glow on Hadrosaur Luxe is unknown. The DPG has tracked the movements of this massive Hadrosaur and found that it does not graze while in the presence of others. Perhaps it's elusive eating habits. Hold the secret to its spectacular luminosity. So I think it's very, it's like very dark blue, light blue kind of looking. It's definitely got the power on there. They've obviously went with the bioluminescence from Camp Cretaceous that every other, you know Minecraft Jurassic World has got the bioluminescence. Jurassic World the game has the bioluminescence power. It's interesting that they have this model but they didn't put it in, what do you call it? Jurassic World the game, I guess because the power model in this is different. So they would have to import a whole entire model to do so. Now, also on top of all this amazing news is a sneaky little present they put in and that is Acrocanthosaurus. Now I sent this screenshot on Twitter and it shows Acrocanthosaurus. Now they have not. I mean, if you look at all these, Acrocanthosaurus is not part of these new creatures. So it looks like it's gonna be coming up in an event or just in the next update. Another little sneak peek for you guys, thank you. So let's have a look. Let's see what we got. Oh no, never mind. No, we do have a Mortem Rex raid. That's fantastic. Oh, okay. Oh, and another thing, the supply drops have changed. So if we click on this with the regular supply drop, I think it gives you a little bit less in terms of toys and food, which is interesting because you used to get a lot from this and then you would get a lot from the park or the green supply drops. But now if you click on the green supply drop, you only get two of each but you also get some boosts. Now, don't know why they've done this. If they have taken boosts out of the market, maybe they've put it in this instead. Don't know, just another update. That's a weird team. That's so weird. Oh my God, but I've never seen a team do this before. Okay, is this gonna be a good idea? I guess we'll find out, won't we? Oh, okay, okay, this'll be interesting. Oh, what should I go for? I mean, if I go for that, I'm gonna target Audentus. If I go for the slowest, I do a little bit of damage to the raptor. Oh, Audentus Maxima, that's right. If they're both gonna go for slowing. So what I need to do is go for that one and then maybe the other Dilo Cheris can go for a heal. Or maybe, I guess you could go for a heal. Well, we're definitely gonna have to go for heals after this because the two Audentuses are, oh God, oh God, it's attacking me. Oh no, oh Lord, well, at least we're distracting the Mortem so I should survive the next turn. However, the two minions are gonna die and then I'm assuming we're just gonna heal each other. Oh yes, yes, do another hit. Boss moves has disconnected. What? What? He's like, what? He's like the main dude. He's the one hosting it. Oh no. Oh my God, I'm dead. Okay, yep, I died. I'm dead. Oh, we could surrender. Oh, get in, I didn't realize there was a feature. Sweet. I love wasting my time. Wait, I accidentally, I think I accidentally joined a different raid. Oops. I have an Audentus with more attack and more health if that's what you want. Yeah, I'll take the Audentus maximal roll. Now that he's been completely nerfed to me as well and then I can just kill the two. Yes, oh my God, yes, I love this team. This is my favorite team to play. Get in, yes. Let's do it. I'm excited. We're gonna win. Go on then, go on then. So we're gonna have Turamollet go first, give the speed boost to our team, then Tristornix is gonna give crit chance and attack up, I think it is. And then hopefully, yeah, and then the Tannado is gonna go for the the nerfing attack on the Mortem and then I kill all of the minions. Oh, I love this. This is sweet. This is my favorite type of team build. I love this one. I don't mind the two early dominuses, but oh, this one's just so satisfying watch. Look at this, so increase attack and this Tannado probably has a lot of attack anyway. What, I think almost $7000. And then I do this hit and I probably got, oh, I don't have a crit chance, but they're both dead. Bam, gone. And there's only Mortem left and his health is, it's all right considering only one hit on Mortem Rex at the moment. He doesn't, oh, he does have a crit chance, but he didn't get it. Now we need the healing from the Turamolok and then I can just go for a massive hit on Mortem and everybody else can then also attack. So within one turn, we kill the minions and done a decent amount of damage onto Mortem with one attack, one flippin' attack. So now everybody is going to an hour. I don't think it's enough. I will go for the big, oh, that's right. Turamolok can go for a heal, but also a Tannado can as well. So oh, there's another $6000. And then we're gonna get a little hit. Oh, it's a crit as well, 3000 damage. That's not too bad. That's not bad at all. So here comes the heal from the Tannado which makes us all full health because remember now, heal is determined by the attack of a creature, not by, oh, and I got a crit. Oh, 6,000 Tannado damage. Oh, the crit onto me. Oh, now there's no targeted heal, is there? Like a superiority heal just for one Dino. So I need a heal on me because there's no point in me shielding anything. So we need the Turamolok to go for the heal. There we go, okay. So I don't know we may have killed it because Turamolok's going for his big hit as well as a hit coming from me. We know that he can, well, how much is the Tannado? Sorry, I meant the Tannado. How much is the attack? So it's 5,000 plus the crit, 6,000. Unfortunately we didn't kill it. I couldn't go for anything else there. So it depends who's gonna get the hit. Is it me? Oh, interesting. Oh, this could be a crit. Oh, it's not. Oh, that is lucky. That is lucky. What's the next hit? Is it hitting everybody? It might be hitting everybody. I don't think the, oh, there is a superiority heal. Oh, it's looking a bit dicey here because he's gonna hit everybody and he's gonna break shield. So what needs to happen here? I think I might die because I don't think I've got the least amount of health. I think the Tannado does because he's only got 3,000. So he's gonna get that bump in the heal. I'm the only one that's got, you know, the least amount of health. I don't know if I can survive another hit, including this one from, oh, there it is. There it is. Although saying that, thank you to the Tannado Rex for going for the distraction. Could this be the one? Could we unlock Mortem Rex? We would need 100 though, or 75 or something like that. And I don't think we're gonna get that. So here it comes, a nullified hit onto everybody. Unfortunately, because it's not dealer Charis, there is still a crit coming through. Now, this is the interesting part. I think Tannado Rex could have his heal back because he's done two moves and I think that's what you need. So we're gonna have Turamollet go for the speed boost. Hopefully Tannado Rex going for the heal. And then I go for the, I go for the speed so I kill the minions. There we go. I think we survived. I think we're gonna do it. So turn five, and then the most, or the fastest I've killed him on is turns seven, I think. Oh, somebody's crying. Oh, there's somebody crying. We're okay, I think, aren't we? I think we're okay. We're gonna heal coming through, a slow coming through. I've killed the minions. I think we're all good. Yeah, here comes the heal. That's okay. And I do have 6,000 now. He's gonna hit everybody, but also cleanse himself. That's not too bad. I do get the crit, so I do a little bit more damage onto the Mortem. I think the fastest you can kill the Mortem Rex is about seven. I think, I think, if you put 30 boosts onto just these creatures, like somebody spent all their boosts on their Tonado, somebody spent all their boosts onto the Ardentis, you know, like Tristornix or whatever it is, and the Turamolok, I think there's a chance that you could kill it in six, I think. What do you mean so close? What do you mean? We're gonna survive. Somebody else has gotta heal as well. We're okay. What's he thinking? He's obviously seeing a different game to what I'm seeing. So there it comes. Oh, look at those big hit, big hit, big hit. And then he's also doing a big hit, but we are getting the heal, so it's not too bad. So there's the crit, 6,300 damage. In comes the heal. This is probably the best way to take on Mortem, so here's a little bit more health, just 2,500. It really does depend how much damage. Whoa, 9,000 damage. And then another one coming through me. Hopefully I can also, too, get the crit. My 30% turns into God knows what. Another 7,000. And in comes the big hit.  Oh, he doesn't get the crit, and dead. Well, I did my job, I did my job. That was it. I think the next thing I could do is just a little diddy hit.  You probably could. So now it's just targeting the boss. I guess going for a speed boost will do. We've won it, though, at this point. We've definitely won it, so 3,000. A little hit coming in from this, but it'll probably be a crit. It isn't a crit. Oh, ooh, ooh, if that was a crit, and this guy gets a crit, I think that could have finished him. There is the crit. Ooh, no. No, I don't think the crit would have given 2,000. So in comes the hit. Oh, Lord. Oh, he just survives. The terrible, like, hangs in there, and it is gonna be a turn eight, but it is definitely, I think we may have done it. I think in the past, I've done it in seven turns, but it is definitely doable, especially if we just got a few more crits, and maybe some of the creatures were more boosted in attack. Health doesn't need to be boosted anymore with this team, but attack, and you could have done it in seven, but really, does it matter? Just, like, oh, so if he got the crit last time, that would have finished him. A tour of Moloch is gonna get the KO and down falls Mortem Rex. Wow, there you have it. I did die, but sacrifices have to be made. Pretty well, I was gonna do one more hit, and then it would have finished in seven, but... That couldn't have went any better than it just did. Mortem Rex taken out. Let's see what we get. Fingers crossed. Come on, come on, we're so close. Come on, a high. 50, 50, 50, 50, 20. Aye, aye, aye, but, tell you what, that does mean if we get one more 50, we're done. We've almost got Mortem Rex. Wow, so much in this video. It's been a long one, guys, but wow. Whew, that was fun. Well, if you enjoyed this video, guys, let me know in the comments what is your feedback for Ludi, because I'm sure they'll read the comments. What do you think about the nerfs to Adonis Maximus on Triko? Do you think that they should have, or they will refund people their boosts that they have put in? Because remember, people have spent money, they've spent books, which is in real terms, money boosting these creatures, and the new bosses and the new creatures. Oh, so much to go over. Wow, it's been a fun episode. I enjoyed this. It's loads of fun. But anyway, guys, if you enjoyed this video, leave a like. Until next time, I'll see you later. Oh, buh-bye.