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Slender Man gets a frothy 1/10

The winner is based on their skills and stuff?

Do you have to watch every match? Do you determine who wins?

The biggest issue, for me, with RTW2 was the lack of character development - something that started with Shogun 2, but definitely further removed in RTW2. I missed the vices and virtues system.

Age of Empires is a pretty classic RTS series, Company of Heroes and it's sequel are very well done ww2 RTS games that are a lot of fun. I've spent a ton of time with both.

I did find that mod and am sucked into a game already 😛, thanks! @Mick

oh man yessss New Star Soccer is awesome too!

I have played a bunch on my android phone and iPad - I think there are some that do gaming very well - on my ipad I love the Kairosoft games, Star Realms is a totally fun deckbuilding game, Lost Portal is another of those, Pro Football Manager and OOTP are awesome sports simulators - on my phone I have angry birds for casual fun, booking revolution to scratch the wrestling itch sometimes (and emulators shhhh) But like the Diablo game holds no interest to me and I really don't like Freemium games at all. I'd rather pay for a good experience then have to keep funnelling money into something.

Mom and Dad: Fun crazy Nicolas Cage moments, some uncomfortable scenes but overall fun movie. Ending very underwhelming. All in all only really worth watching if you like the ridiculousnessof Cage. 3.5/10 Hulu's New Year, New You: Started strong building good intrigue and suspense but dragged badly around the 2/3 point. Bit clichéd but the actresses did a fine job. 5.5/10

Had something similar happen - I don't remember if it was Sephiroth, definitely the last disc, or not but I took a 5 year hiatus before I went back and finished the end of the game

Oh really? It's been awhile but I got mine off of like MOD-DB or something; Steam Workshop should prove way easier then! Thanks @Mick

Where did you get that mod from @Mick ? The last time I tried D/ling that one, I think I could only find an old one and it didn't work super well

But what about that hot young prospect Eli Manning?

I've never really played a FP game - are they simulators mostly?

Unsane - was insane! We really enjoyed it! Interesting cinematography and a story that you were never quite sure you had a handle on it how it was going to end. Claire Foy and Jay Pharaoh did awesome jobs. Fun cameo too from Matt Damon. 9/10

The Cleanse 4/10, decent premise but very meh story and acting Ghost Stories 5.5/10, good start and the ending was real good but lost itself in the middle

We watched Hereditary last night, that was a pretty wild and scary ride

YES YOU ARE THE MAN I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS

Ahh, got ya, thanks. I am sure there's gonna be some of that with this whole thing, yeah.

Yeah I saw Sarah Spain and around the horn, not sure what concern trolling is though. I get that for Kaep, the lawsuit may have simply been about recouping money and not about anything else and that's fine but I'm just saying he had the chance to expose the systemic issues in the NFL while still winning back that potential money that he lost. I am disappointed that it came to a settlement because the nfl has a surplus of money, they basically print it off, that won't hurt them like taking the L in a big lawsuit. The end result is the NFL loses some dollars but doesn't have to change the way that it does things. He may go on to do a lot of good social justice work, that's good, but felt like he had a platform to get some change enacted. The talk of sellout maybe is a bit too far, i cant say i wouldnt do the same in his spot, but I think people being disappointed in this outcome are justified feeling that way.

?? What is that? @DMN

I'm not disagreeing with the fact that there was a lawsuit and that it was settled with money being exchanged. At face value, those are, indeed, fact. However, there is a section of people following this case that supported Kaep in his fight against the NFL. Who were told to "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything " in a major advertising campaign (which, I suppose, I shouldn't ascribe any meaning to the campaign beyond "Buy Nike"). And who saw Kaep in a position, through this lawsuit, to embarass a major corporation that had/has issues related to systemic racism and suppression of free speech, etc. The outcome of that lawsuit is a settlement that allows the NFL to bury any potential negative consequences/embarrassing evidence. He may be satisfied with the outcome of the settlement, which is good for him. But understandably there will be many people who feel he sold out due to the juxtaposition of his message and the terms of the settlement being lots of money for him and little to negative consequence for the league. As a person, that's not his problem, you are correct but if people feel his social justice message has been undermined by the settlement's terms, I think they are justified in that feeling.