OctoberRaven

Joke's on them, I'm not into that shit.

Yaay. Well, maybe I should start actual questing. The DLC costumes all seem kinda shite anyway except for the phantom armor which is already obsolete for me. Besides Gimp Link is more fun to run around as.

I'm gonna have to find heat-proof and cold-proof clothes too aren't I? I havent even done much of the main stuff yet. I need to learn something from Impa, I guess? Also I got a quest marker for Gerudo Town but don't know what I'm supposed to be doing there.

You think that's bad, some of our matches had a game ball that was grass colored!

To be fair he was probably trying to figure out the number with their Gatorade Lemon Lime colored jerseys blinding him.

The Lock and Moonshot are my personal faves, but The Lock mostly because it's a loving tribute to Lockhart Stadium, complete with a reference to the signs that would be seen around the fence separating the stands from the pitch. The crest is also patterned off the flag of Ft Lauderdale.

Forgot I haven't posted these here yet. Primary and Secondary mostly unchanged but with greater detail in the patterns, and the crest for the secondary (and other kits) match the kit color scheme in a kind of neat little touch: A Pride kit as a third.... And the updated keeper jerseys are sweet too You Can Play Project is a great charity dedicated to inclusivity in sports https://www.youcanplayproject.org/

Damn you Steam for doing it at the worst time for me! I'm trying to budget here and the IRS are dragging their feet on my return!

Started Breath of the Wild the other day and... it's alright? I can't figure out how to change targets while in lock-on mode, and the one-hit-kill "fuck you" enemies I've ran into in early game annoy me to no end. I might just grab some of the DLC equipment before doing my usual "all the side stuff first, then main story" playthrough style.

Got the LE for my dad on Father's Day and he's playing it now.

Why do you want the one that looks worse?

Chicago Fire re-rebrands and... it's actually alright. Simplistic, but easily recognizable as patterned off the Chicago flag.

Now that's a venue.

Yeah, see, I had no way of being sure about that because I don't download anyone's stuff. I should get around to using Parts Craft one day, if only to make shirt designs for people.

One of the Ralph's Mob guys reckons taking out the rondel and making the text white would make it work better, and I don't disagree. Leave it to SUM to make a logo that looks like it's for the Fire more than the one they made for the Fire.

it looks like a fire department badge. is it really that hard to find graphic designers who are good and give a shit about the sport? or did we just luck out because our prez is both?

@Josh Mulaney This is what a relatively short sim will look like, BTW (I do use mods and DLC, mind): btw, Okite Yaburi is a finisher steal

Yeah, all together it's 200ish USD. But it's worth it, the only thing I'd skip on is Parts Craft unless you're going to be making dudes with custom parts, though IDK if you need that to download people with custom parts or not. Maybe?

Depends. If the edit maker has the moves listed and linked in their description, you just need to download those moves. Otherwise you'll have to hunt them down piecemeal. As to how hard that is, I wouldn't be able to tell you, I make all my own stuff.

Well, if you're going to be using other people's edits, the pool is much deeper in the PC side of things as most of the quality edit makers are on that side. Less of an issue if you're making your own, I suppose. Also, there's no mod support for PS4, and mods add a lot of things like more options in gimmick matches (as well as more match types, like Iron Man and Last Man Standing) among other things. As far as to how big your roster can be, it's virtually unlimited. Each edit is about 7kb in your save file, IIRC. Case in point: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1554138157

PC, some like to play, but simming is where the meat is. Controls are solid. Depth too. Match types are fine as long as you don't want things like ladder matches. Not many limitations if you play with mods on. A simmed match usually takes 5-10 minutes (though the timer goes at double speed) for a singles match. You can speed it up to 800% speed but anything over 150% makes it hard to follow. Some like 125%, others 100%.

That'll happen, especially with hardcore and wildman types. Good rematch material, at least.

Since this is more than just about footy, here's a comic book about the then-Florida Marlins mascot saving Jeff Conine from being kidnapped by Doctor Doom, thanks to the help of Spider-Man

From a book of USL logos circa 1999