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RAINBOW SIX SIEGE BY LEANNE ARNOLD Recently my friends encouraged me to try out Rainbow Six Siege, usually this is a game that I wouldn’t get, however I’m super glad I did. I think after the small amount that I’ve played I’ve realised that I need to give new games more of a chance as I do actually enjoy them. Rainbow Six is a stealthy and strategic game where you either attack or defend in a squad of five. I think the experience for me has been improved as I’ve been playing online with a few of my friends, so we can really play strategically by talking about our next moves via the party chat. It’s so frustrating at first playing a new game as you’re not entirely sure what you’re meant to be doing, especially with a game where you only have one life. The thing I like about R6S is that it’s quite realistic, unlike CoD, you get one life and you can’t jetpack around the map. Yes, you have pretty cool gadgets that maybe wouldn’t be as effective as what they are in the game, and they would definitely take longer to use. But they are sort of realistic and you can get a sense of some sort of realism from the gameplay. When you’re attacking you can grappel up/ down walls and buildings, yeet through windows and shoot holes in walls that are destructible by bullets. The thing I love is that you can really plan out an attack if you think about all the uses of your equipment and working as a team brings that into an even better arrangement. Defending is not that different with regards to team play. As you are able to select different characters with different loadouts you can utilise equipment to put up barricades and traps to secure the room you’re within. The one thing I don’t like is that friendly fire is always set to on, so if you matchmake with randomers you always run the risk of being killed off by a teammate – yes it happens and it’s infuriating! The one thing I can say is that they have tackled this with a warning system and a way of kicking team players if they aren’t well… team players. Would play again and again. Would recommend. 18 • OCTOBER 2019 • STUDENT LIFE
ART CO-EDITOR KAY SABERTON HALLOWEEN COSTUME POEM BY LUCY TATE October rolls around and the pumpkins come out, It’s Halloween time – candy time! So you get your mother to paint your face, Your lips red with blood, and some fangs to bring it all together. Super scary. Knock, knock, knock on the door “Who are you supposed to be? Dracula! Oh wow!” You know that you can leave this house with any candy you choose. Line up to take a photo: Tongue out, hands up. But now October rolls around and the legs come out, It’s Halloween time – party time! So you and your friends paint your faces, Your lips red with lust, and some eyeliner to bring it all together. Super sexy. Click, click, click of your heels, Who are you supposed to be? No kids’ clothes anymore. You know that you can leave this party with any guy that you choose. Line up to take a photo: Chest out, stomach in. My, how your costume has changed. 19 • ART • STUDENT LIFE
Page 1 and 2: OCTOBER 2019 STUDENT Life Lifestyle
Page 3 and 4: MEET OUR CO-EDITORS Our magazine wo
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Page 7 and 8: ENTERTAINMENT CO-EDITOR FRAN MULVEY
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Page 11 and 12: EUPHORIA NOW TV REVIEW BY LEANNE AR
Page 13 and 14: ANGEL HAS FALLEN REVIEW BY HARRY ST
Page 15 and 16: GAMING CO-EDITOR LOUISE DICKMAN UNC
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PHYSICAL HEALTH CO-EDITOR LOUISA SA
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DONATING BLOOD BY TSHEQUA WILLIAMS
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WTF WHAT THE FOOD CO-EDITOR RACHEL
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MY LIFE CO-EDITOR RACHEL MITCHELL D
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SUSTAINABLE STATIONERY BY ROSIE WED
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FRIENDSHIP BY ELENA HARRIS Througho
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Things I like at Holywells: There i
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LGBT CO-EDITOR LEANNE ARNOLD LGBTQ
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Coming Out BY LOUISE DICKMAN ADVICE
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