Not really. Just stay away from the capital/Oslo.
Outdated answer at this point, but just in case others stumble upon this thread. It's not all that uncommon, you'll be fine, even though your neck might feel locked up for a day or two. Just stay active, even if your first instinct is to lie down and wait for it to pass over.
Make the path better in what way? I personally enjoyed the path and it matches nicely with Arueshalae's story arc. Creating a tree that slowly destroys the abyss is also no joke, even if you got a childish dragon companion tagging along.
It can never beat the Aeon path though.
I'm the same with 1. I'd recommend trying out Black Mesa, it might be the best game remake ever made.
Edit: I just realised the question was recognising the name of the city, not recognising city based on a picture...
Probably Svolvær/Lofoten with a population of ~4700. It doesn't have the official status of "City" in Norway though.
Better visuals and much faster/cheaper for the developer to make.
We are still in the infancy of the technology and the vast majority of games with ray tracing doesn't fully utilise it as they must compromise to support normal raster, leading to half baked implementations on engines not designed with ray tracing in mind.
Learning the language of the country you're moving to should be the bare minimum of what's expected of you. I'd suggest taking a history lesson if your goto is comparing it to Nazism, seems rather disrespectful to actual victims of the Nazi Party.
Warcraft 3 had helicopters and tanks, so cars aren't all that crazy.
In case it's a genuine a question, there isn't an opposite side to odd-sided dice. Had it been a d326 it would have been 326+1 in total, if it were a d328 it would be 328+1
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I'll preface by saying I prefer Ghost Reveries and their later albums more than their older ones. I'm not all that into growling.
The first three songs falls flat on my first listen, §4 and §5 I found more interesting. The instrumental part of §6 were nice.
None of the songs stands out though, not sure if any of them will make into the gym playlist rotation.
A shame they didn't explore further the style they tried with In Cauda Venenum, as a Norwegian I find Swedish vocals more interesting than English, though it could just be the novelty of it.