It's a good thing I didn't say that then. I think they need to be brought in as competition for those positions, if Shakir & Samuel push them down the depth chart, then we have a ton of talent in a room that desperately needs it.
In retrospect it is. How many firsts and 2nds have McBeane actually got right? 1sts: Elam? Bust. Rousseau? Amazing talent, but he’s taking a long time for a first rounder, Ed Oliver? Inconsistent up until recently. White? Amazing corner. 2 firsts have actually panned.
No. A teacher can’t leave a classroom with a student escalated like this. It would be negligent to the other students’ safety. Even when you have to step out of the classroom briefly on a normal day, you’re supposed to get another adult to watch your class.
I worked in a title I school for a decade and we had established procedures for situations like this (and it unfortunately happened enough that they were needed).
I got the x080 series in the past, but during the pandemic there was a huge run on video cards so I just grabbed the 3070 because it's what I could get. It's done very well, all things considered.
the "hundred heroes" part concerns me a bit: i really rather have quality over quantity. Will it just be 100 people whom I barely know and does not quite interact with the plot at all beyond their personal story?
I think people were expecting 13 Sentinels. It's not a bad story, it's just barely passable for the most part. The plot is simple, the characters are trope-y, but there's no glaring plot holes or infuriating characters so it gets by on being inoffensive for me. I actually quite like the Drakenhold segment.
You seem confused, most people quit harvest league because maintaining the garden was a lot of effort, to get good crafts. Those that took the time played all kinds of off meta builds.
I right away assumed, “ok so this is a trick to scare us or make us focus on the wrong thing or something” but then I remembered they can’t lie. Maybe it’s just a liberty taken by the author / show to really chew on that human instinct I experienced to assume they were lying.
Yeah. It also might play into how they view humanity as bugs. Their line of thinking might be: It doesn’t matter if you know the plan, there’s no way you can stop us.
Another thing I have a problem with. Yes, we will advance quicker than the san-ti because their civilization must periodically rebuild. But don't they advance 400 years on this journey to earth? There is no 3 body problem for them any longer.
The show's rationale seems pretty straightforward. They're travelling at 1% speed of light, and as far as we know, not making any pit stops. They wouldn't have the the resources to develop any further at that point.
If they wrote the character suffering from PTSD and not also use her to voice noble thoughts it'd been fine. She did directly cause the death of hundreds including children and witness the direct aftermath. I'm cool with her being fucked up by that and not wanting to help out any more. However, going holier than thou with Jin and bad mouthing Wade and Jin's boyfriend was just hypocritical.
Are you getting any frame hitching/stuttering? I could only play for ~1.5 hours last night and I was getting some real weird stuttering ever 15-20 seconds. Playable, but definitely annoying.
This is hilarious. Go check out the conservative sub they are hailing this as a huge win. Guy just repeats with no answer. That bar is so low at this point.
That's part of it, but since the game doesn't have any level scaling (not a criticism), it encourages you to complete the quests at or around your level instead of waiting.
I rolled credits on FFVII Rebirth last night, and I think Unicorn Overlord is next on the list. I love classic SRPGs like FFT and Tactics Ogre (specifically LUCT), but never played Ogre Battle so this would be my first experience with the “auto-battler” genre. I’m generally above average at these sorts of games and am willing to learn the systems and engage with all of them. Should I just start on Tactical, in your opinion?
I’ve been in IT for 22 years. Its always been a boom bust cycle. Some are worse than others but its alwats hire, hire HIRE, MOAR at ANY COST, steal them from crib! Then its like: sorry hiring freeze for the next 2 years and we’re doing a couple of layoffs each year.
Not all, but there's a larger than average amount for sure. I have worked with a lot of cringey IT folk who think they are way smarter then they really are. I don't understand the ego.
“Hey Adams, is the team good yet?”
A good coach, not a nostalgia trip.
He got one of the youngest teams in the NHL to the second round of the playoffs only a season ago.
Recently?
More recent than the Sabres.
If you were probably wondering, best buy should price match bh photo
Thanks for this, got it yesterday price matched from BB.
It's cheaper to get it wall mounted. (I use stud less, but its kinda sketchy. So YMMV)
Yikes, after seeing that price tag of the arm I'll probably go wall mounted with a slim mount.
It's a bad plan to rely on two rookies to be WR1 & 2. It's not happening.
It's a good thing I didn't say that then. I think they need to be brought in as competition for those positions, if Shakir & Samuel push them down the depth chart, then we have a ton of talent in a room that desperately needs it.
Yeah, Shakir just isn't trying and needs a rookie WR to push him. Right.
Nobody said that.
In retrospect it is. How many firsts and 2nds have McBeane actually got right? 1sts: Elam? Bust. Rousseau? Amazing talent, but he’s taking a long time for a first rounder, Ed Oliver? Inconsistent up until recently. White? Amazing corner. 2 firsts have actually panned.
White and Jones aren’t even Beane picks…
No. A teacher can’t leave a classroom with a student escalated like this. It would be negligent to the other students’ safety. Even when you have to step out of the classroom briefly on a normal day, you’re supposed to get another adult to watch your class.
I worked in a title I school for a decade and we had established procedures for situations like this (and it unfortunately happened enough that they were needed).
Shin Megami Tensei III. I'd warn them about Matador though, hitting THAT without warning was... unpleasant.
100%.
Ugh, so tempting.
,12 GB of VRAM is the new 8Gb from the past, don't make the same mistake twice.
I got the x080 series in the past, but during the pandemic there was a huge run on video cards so I just grabbed the 3070 because it's what I could get. It's done very well, all things considered.
In my case I think I simply couldn't relate to the protagonist and his friends and ideals. Maybe I'm already too old and bitter
Have you played the mainline SMT games? They're better gameplay wise.
the "hundred heroes" part concerns me a bit: i really rather have quality over quantity. Will it just be 100 people whom I barely know and does not quite interact with the plot at all beyond their personal story?
I'm trying to finish UO before Eiyuden comes out. I'm about 30ish hours in now, just about to finish the elf land story.
100% confidant. It's a new Suikoden, and even the least great Suikoden are good.
3, 4, 5 don't nearly get enough respect. They're all great games, even if they're not as timeless as 2 is.
Ladies and Gentleman, Chevy Chase in 1980.
He was streets ahead.
I think people were expecting 13 Sentinels. It's not a bad story, it's just barely passable for the most part. The plot is simple, the characters are trope-y, but there's no glaring plot holes or infuriating characters so it gets by on being inoffensive for me. I actually quite like the Drakenhold segment.
The story, to me, has been secondary to the "gotta collect them all" fun I'm having building up my army.
Lmao he could barely say it one time slowly. Something tells me he was a few drinks in
Too much of that communion wine, no doubt.
You mean he’s drunk on Blood of Jesus Thomas Christ?
The ABV of Christ’s blood is like 9%.
Affliction was the first league that i managed to get a mageblood in my limited playtime and i enjoyed it a lot
Same. Got a lucky mirror drop, got 2x Magebloods, brought two characters to 98+, played more than I have since Ritual.
You seem confused, most people quit harvest league because maintaining the garden was a lot of effort, to get good crafts. Those that took the time played all kinds of off meta builds.
There's this feeling of masochism that seems to run deep at GGG.
Cannot lie
Right, but they also don't have to tell them anything. I guess they can't lie but they can gloat.
I right away assumed, “ok so this is a trick to scare us or make us focus on the wrong thing or something” but then I remembered they can’t lie. Maybe it’s just a liberty taken by the author / show to really chew on that human instinct I experienced to assume they were lying.
Yeah. It also might play into how they view humanity as bugs. Their line of thinking might be: It doesn’t matter if you know the plan, there’s no way you can stop us.
Modern pokemon
Have you played anything in the SMT series (or Persona to a lesser extent)?
Another thing I have a problem with. Yes, we will advance quicker than the san-ti because their civilization must periodically rebuild. But don't they advance 400 years on this journey to earth? There is no 3 body problem for them any longer.
The show's rationale seems pretty straightforward. They're travelling at 1% speed of light, and as far as we know, not making any pit stops. They wouldn't have the the resources to develop any further at that point.
If they wrote the character suffering from PTSD and not also use her to voice noble thoughts it'd been fine. She did directly cause the death of hundreds including children and witness the direct aftermath. I'm cool with her being fucked up by that and not wanting to help out any more. However, going holier than thou with Jin and bad mouthing Wade and Jin's boyfriend was just hypocritical.
I don't really understand why she needed to be there at all.
3070, 16gb r7 7800x3d. I just upgraded from 3600 a couple months ago. Best guess is that you'll have little issues.
Are you getting any frame hitching/stuttering? I could only play for ~1.5 hours last night and I was getting some real weird stuttering ever 15-20 seconds. Playable, but definitely annoying.
I’m getting really bad hitching on my 3070.
Devs applying the same tactics gamers used on them for years. Heartwarming.
This is hilarious. Go check out the conservative sub they are hailing this as a huge win. Guy just repeats with no answer. That bar is so low at this point.
He could have shit his pants and fart into the microphone and conservatives would call it a win. The "win" is predetermined, they are intractable.
Probably because most people over level just by doing all the battles they can to unlock characters
That's part of it, but since the game doesn't have any level scaling (not a criticism), it encourages you to complete the quests at or around your level instead of waiting.
I rolled credits on FFVII Rebirth last night, and I think Unicorn Overlord is next on the list. I love classic SRPGs like FFT and Tactics Ogre (specifically LUCT), but never played Ogre Battle so this would be my first experience with the “auto-battler” genre. I’m generally above average at these sorts of games and am willing to learn the systems and engage with all of them. Should I just start on Tactical, in your opinion?
I think you’ll be fine on tactical. The game difficulty is adjustable as well.
I’ve been in IT for 22 years. Its always been a boom bust cycle. Some are worse than others but its alwats hire, hire HIRE, MOAR at ANY COST, steal them from crib! Then its like: sorry hiring freeze for the next 2 years and we’re doing a couple of layoffs each year.
It's the outsource cycle.
Unfortunately IT workers are all about “fuck you got mine”
Not all, but there's a larger than average amount for sure. I have worked with a lot of cringey IT folk who think they are way smarter then they really are. I don't understand the ego.