Attack on Titan continues to be a classic in the making, and its titular Titans have played a big part in that. In particular, its Nine Titans have captured the imagination of the series’ fans, with at least one’s design and personality resonating with them on a personal level.

However, you may be struggling to pick which of these gargantuan characters you most relate to, and that’s why we’ve compiled this quiz to help you figure out which Titan you would be based on your personality.

Now, without further ado, let’s get to the questions.

Which Titan Would You Be? Take This Attack on Titan Personality Quiz to Find out

How do you get the attention of someone you like?

Show them how reliable you are.

Help them when they’re in need.

Play it cool and let them come to you.

Plan out a scenario where they become interested in you.

Make fun of them.

Help them achieve a difficult goal.

How do you deal with bullies?

Beat them up. If you don’t, they’ll keep bothering you.

Make sure they’re too busy picking on you to bother your friends.

Weather their bullying as best you can. They’re not worth dealing with anyway.

Convince them you’re a valuable resource, and then get even later.

Bully them right back.

Act aloof so that they get bored.

How do you approach cooking?

Rush through the steps so you can have the final product sooner.

Meticulously follow the recipe.

I don’t. I have someone else make my food for me.

Create something sizable that’ll feed me and all my friends.

Aim for something that’ll fill me up and last a long time.

Focus on meals that’ll feed me and me alone.

You see someone struggling to accomplish a task. What do you do?

Help them out, but in a way that doesn’t look like you’re trying to help.

Help them find a way to get extra training in.

Watch from a distance, and figure out if you’ll need to clean up after them.

Point out how much they suck. Tough love will motivate them.

Remind them why they’re trying to complete the task in the first place.

Convince them that they need to succeed or else they’ll hold everyone back.

You’ve been captured by the enemy. What do you do?

Make life hell for your captors until your friends show up to help you.

Let them do what they will. As long as your friends are safe, you don’t care what happens.

Try to find a way out of the situation yourself.

Try to fight your captors and escape before anyone rescues you.

Keep the captors distracted by picking at their emotions, and wait for your allies to save you.

Find a way to incapacitate yourself so the captors lose their advantage.

How do you deal with your regrets?

Shoulder them until they become too much.

Vent your frustrations from them on others.

Hold onto and learn from them.

Use them as an excuse to shut yourself off from others.

Use them as justification for your actions moving forward.

Ignore them and keep pushing toward your goal.

Where do you feel most comfortable in a group?

Leading everyone from the front.

Outside of the group, or blending in with everyone at the center.

Anywhere that lets me keep an eye on everyone.

Somewhere that I can help the leader of the group from.

Near the front, so I can deal with problems if they pop up.

Near my friends, or someone that deserves to be messed with.

What do you do to relax?

Rest outside and look up at the sky.

Pick on people I don’t like.

Play some recreational sports.

Read about places I haven’t been to yet.

Think of home.

Drown my sorrows in booze.

What is your relationship with your parents like?

I’d do anything to see them again.

I’m still cleaning up their messes.

They’ve influenced everything I do.

They took care of me for as long as they could.

I’m still trying to gain their acceptance.

Can’t say I’ve ever thought about it much.

Describe your goals in one word.

Revenge.

Acceptance.

Survival.

Victory.

Penance.

Devastation.

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We’re getting a new Aliens action game, called Fireteam. It’s a coop survival shooter, due out sometime this summer.

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In a few short days, we’ve managed to learn quite a bit about Square Enix’s new co-op RPG. The Outriders demo went live just last week, and it allows players to go through the entire first chapter of the game with friends.

We managed to sink a couple of hours into the demo and came away with a few big takeaways. Here are the six things we learned from playing the Outriders demo.

Side Quests Can Be Farmed

Sometimes, you just don’t get the loot that you wanted from a mission or boss encounter. If that happens in Outriders, you can simply try again.

To be more specific, side quests in Outriders can be repeated infinitely —even in the demo. The boss fight against Captain Reiner is the perfect example of a side quest that you’d want to farm, allowing you to go back and get revenge on the man who did this to you as much as you want while also rewarding you plenty.

From what the demo shows, most side quests aren’t even very long at all. This means that farming runs should be relatively quick and rewarding for players who want to farm for the best loot available.

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Today Aerosoft finally announced the release date of its Bombardier CRJ package for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

The much-anticipated add-on will launch on March 16. The release will happen at the same time on Aerosoft’s own store and on the Microsoft Flight Simulator official marketplace at the same time.

On top of the announcement, we get two new videos showcasing the aircraft’s procedures.

To be more specific, we see the engine startup and the taxi and take-off, as usual, narrated by TheDude, a very experienced real-world CRJ pilot.

We already know that the pricing will be as follows:

• The CRJ 550/700 will cost €42 (plus your local vat when applicable).
• The CRJ 900/100 will cost €16.75 (plus your local vat when applicable).
• The CRJ 900/1000 will require the CRJ 550/700 to be installed on the system.

The second package should come approximately 6-12 weeks after the first.

Incidentally, if you’d like to read more, you can take a look at our extensive interview with project manager Mathijs Kok.

Recently, we published our massive interview with head of Microsoft Flight Simulator Jorg Neumann, who provided a lot of new info about the present and future of the sim.

If you’d like to read more about Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons, you can enjoy our recent reviews of Bonaire Flamingo Airport, Milano Linate Airport, the Singapore City Pack, Tokyo Narita Airport, Yao Airport, the F-15 Eagle, the Paris City Pack, Greater Moncton Airport, Tweed New Haven Airport, Santorini Airport, Sydney Airport, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, Reggio Calabria Airport, Bastia Poretta Airport, Munich Airport, Paris Orly Airport, Newcastle International Airport, Sankt Johann Airfield, Dublin International Airport, and  Seoul City Wow. We also have a beta preview of Singapore Changi airport.

If you want to learn more about the game itself, you can read our review that will tell you everything you need to know about Asobo Studio’s game.

Microsoft Flight Simulator is already available for Windows 10 and Steam and will release in summer 2021 for Xbox Series X ad Series S.

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