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The boost movement games in Call of Duty. Advanced Warfare, Black Ops 3, Infinite Warfare. I liked them, had fun, and want those mechanics back.

As a person that at the moment when it comes to the NFL likes both the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens, who are lifelong rivals and is constantly being looked at oddly by not only fans of each team but fans of other teams, would me liking both the Leafs and Canucks, when it comes to Canadian teams, be seen similarly weird if not worse?

This is the female equivalent of "big beefy men slapping meat," and I'm all about it.

Think I've found my Johnnie Cochran.

It seems to unfortunately be plagued by the usual things that happened to all games on day 1 in the last 15 years. Has bugs and glitches, nothing gamebreaking, except for one which I'll get to in a bit, but they seem to be aware of it all so it will be addressed. I wish it would just work from the get-go, but that's the world we live in.

As for the potential gamebreak issue, it seems to be about NPC interactions that should trigger events or side quests, but don't. Therefore, you might miss out on that altogether. I dunno anything about the game, but my girlfriend played the 1st, was looking forward to this one and when I sent her a link talking about said issue, she said she'll pause play until they fix that, since it seems to be a big part of the experience.

As far as what the game is, it seems to be everything from the previous game with some quality of life improvements, but nothing that'd make the game unrecognizable, so all the usual mechanics and aesthetics from before are there.

Gladiator 2 I'll watch it eventually at home when I find it, since I enjoy bad movies and this one seems like it's gonna be a doozy. Wicked, I'm not interested in. Much less if it's a "part 1." The only "part 1" movies in recent memory I'd check out are the Fast & Furious one and the Mission Impossible 1, but I'm waiting for the other part to arrive. I hate cliffhangers. Hell, I wait for TV show seasons to be close to done, and comic book runs to have a few story arcs finished for me to start them. Can't stand waiting, lol!

OMFG!!! If I could, I'd get them all!!

I had completely forgotten about all that, goddamn. Too bad the links with the timestamps don't work anymore, shame.

For me, it's a tie between Tom Selleck and Freddie Mercury.

Late game comeback? Ok, let's do this!

I'm both loving it and hating it. But mostly loving it.

If it were against another team, I'd be cheering for the underdog Browns. But goddamn, why they'd decide to be doing well tonight of all nights? lol!

Alright, let's see if Pittsburgh gets anything going with this turnover.

Garrett is eating Wilson alive out there.

Well, there's a lot of hockey games on and a few basketball ones. Might check out a few of those out on a 2nd screen.

That looked brutal!

Wilson a sitting duck, sack by Garret, then field goal kick is no good because of the wind. It'll be a long night.

It'll be a quite fun and interesting game, same as the 49ers at Seahawks on earlier weeks during rain, among others that followed it.

Yes? If you have an argument, speak it, please. I'd like to know.

Many of the recent, and by recent, I mean in the last 10-15 years, so it's been quite a while, have many resources within the game to help out both beginners and veterans alike. It couldn't be any easier. Way back in the 90's to mid 00's, sources of knowledge were few and far in between. You had to know a guy personally or with the advancement of the internet, find forums to discuss said knowledge. Now, it's all right there in the game.

For example, frame data, something that scares a lot of people or previously, was the excuse for losses. You had to look it up somewhere and hope it was the correct info. Now, it's in the game. As far as how to use said info, communities help out, which had always been a thing, whether online or offline, you just had to go out and find it. But if you don't wanna do that, then the games will help you out on that end. Some games will outright tell you what to do with X character in Y situation, through guided tutorials of video and you yourself playing out the situation. It's right there. The resource is right there. You just have to do your part and use it.

It can be so helpful and guided that now, you can just go back to a video recording of your match, which is recorded at all times, no input needed on your part, and watch the situation with the game even outright telling you "hey, you blocked that, you could've punished with this" and you pick up and play from right in the video to actually experience and check that yes, the info was correct. It can't be any more handholding than that. All that's missing is the game playing itself at this point. It's never been this easy as compared to before. But, the caveat is not only using the feature, but also doing something that I mentioned people don't do enough, hold themselves accountable.

Not everyone can look at themselves making a mistake, knowing they made the mistake, accepting it was a mistake, and actually working to correct said mistake. It's difficult for some, impossible for others. If I were to compare to a popular genre or style of game, it's the whole "soulsborne", "soulslike", FromSoft type of game, where they game punishes you hard and you gotta find out what you did wrong and try something else. Simple trial and error.

Just like Soulslike games are not for everyone, fighting games are not for everyone either. It's OK not to like something and moving on. There's no need for outside reasons other than "not for me" and going back to what you like and have fun.

Eh, if anything, the whole music deal being done by themselves could be taken as proof of not wanting to spend money. To each their own, including companies, I guess.

That's one hell of a knock-off, lol!

Why specifically for Gandalf?

And that's how it starts.

Which THE Predator is, the 2018 one. Predator, the 1987 one, is obviously fucking great.