I made a really high res version of that, when it happened, and Wes deleted it cause he's afraid of penis.![]()
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I made a really high res version of that, when it happened, and Wes deleted it cause he's afraid of penis.![]()
fucking lol
The Order will be the next big first party game to get absolutely panned by critics. .
fucking lol
The Order will be the next big first party game to get absolutely panned by critics. .
I bought drive club today.
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I bought drive club today.
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I bought drive club today.
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fucking lol
The Order will be the next big first party game to get absolutely panned by critics.
IDK, that's gonna be a weird one. I mean, it has all the makings of a AAA "cinematic" experience, including the cinematicframeratefeel, and game critics like eating that shit up by the bowlful, but when even IGN is panning you during previews for the lack of interactivity it kinda signals they might've gone too far on their attempts.
Even then, if it has enough Uncharted-y moments it might be hailed as the second coming of videogames too. It looks pretty enough.
I bought drive club today.
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Not a huge fan of Twellman as a commentator, but this article is worth a read: http://www.theguardian.com/football...courtois-concussion-risk-questions?CMP=twt_gu
Grown ass men can make their own decisions. I don't care if some of them are idiots, we don't need any more rules in this nanny state.
Grown ass men can make their own decisions. I don't care if some of them are idiots, we don't need any more rules in this nanny state.
The whole thing about concussions is that people are not in a state to make that kind of decision... As they you know... Just had a concussion.
Grown ass men can make their own decisions. I don't care if some of them are idiots, we don't need any more rules in this nanny state.
The whole thing about concussions is that people are not in a state to make that kind of decision... As they you know... Just had a concussion.
Grown ass men can make their own decisions. I don't care if some of them are idiots, we don't need any more rules in this nanny state.
Just seen a guy wearing a tracksuit, one of them Gangsta ones. But there's a wet patch on his inner/front thigh bit. A sole wet patch. Hmm.
I was under the impression the doctor gave the OK on the pitch.
But you said "Grown ass men can make their own decisions". Did you refer to the doctors there then? If you did, they apparently can't make the decision either as they seem influenced by the team and the player wanting him to play on.
If a goalie sustains an injury at any time and has to come off, bringing on a sub goalie doesn't count as one of the three substitutions
there
temp subs would also work.
IDK, that's gonna be a weird one. I mean, it has all the makings of a AAA "cinematic" experience, including the cinematicframeratefeel, and game critics like eating that shit up by the bowlful, but when even IGN is panning you during previews for the lack of interactivity it kinda signals they might've gone too far on their attempts.
Even then, if it has enough Uncharted-y moments it might be hailed as the second coming of videogames too. It looks pretty enough.
the LVgeniuses of this world will exploit this tho 1nn1t
I bought drive club today.
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the LVgeniuses of this world will exploit this tho 1nn1t
When playing through the middle, Wilshere sees a lot of the ball. That's natural -- his preference is to attempt to dribble the ball first, then pass, and for the most part that's okay. It's not necessarily "selfish" or anything like that, it's just his style and that can be useful in a team. It also has the effect of sometimes making Wilshere look like he's playing well simply because he's seeing the ball a lot, and most of the things he's trying are coming off. It's a less subtle way to have an effect on a game than others might have.
It can cause problems, though. Spending too much time on the ball can take the rest of the team out of the game. It can cause stagnation, and reduces the variability in attack that I talked about earlier. Everything slows down, you start losing the ball deeper and deeper in your own territory, you get tackled and can't defend the counterattack...all in all, bad things happen.
Should be an automatic sub after assessment from an independent doc at each game.
Bad luck if you used all your subs. Same as any other injury.
Just go down clutching your head and temp sub someone on.trying to think how
fake an injury to bring on another keeper
pen shootout like at the WC is the only one I can think of
Tend to agree with this. Don't like the "free sub" idea. No other injury do you get a free sub for.
I was under the impression the doctor gave the OK on the pitch.
What you are talking about is letting players who don't know where they are carry on at the risk of life changing brain damage.With other injuries a player can stay on the pitch to fill in the space if they want.
What you guys are talking about is a forced sub because doctor says so, no matter what the player thinks.
Grown ass men can make their own decisions. I don't care if some of them are idiots, we don't need any more rules in this nanny state.
With other injuries a player can stay on the pitch to fill in the space if they want.
What you guys are talking about is a forced sub because doctor says so, no matter what the player thinks.
Kingdom Hearts 3 is now using Unreal Engine 4
I saw this last night. Fucking hell, SE. It's great that they've switch to UE4. They can't screw that up, but they spent all those years, money and resources on the Luminous engine for nuffink. looool
Wooden, pls.
What you are talking about is letting players who don't know where they are carry on at the risk of life changing brain damage.
And that's not an exaggeration.
Kingdom Hearts 3 is now using Unreal Engine 4
I saw this last night. Fucking hell, SE. It's great that they've switch to UE4. They can't screw that up, but they spent all those years, money and resources on the Luminous engine for nuffink. looool
Wooden, pls.
Just go down clutching your head and temp sub someone on.
With other injuries a player can stay on the pitch to fill in the space if they want.
What you guys are talking about is a forced sub because doctor says so, no matter what the player thinks.
But what's the benefit for cheating that system like that.
A sub keeper who is probably a youth teamer or an old fart sitting their for the cheques can come on and be rubbish at keepin
Ideally yeah there shouldn't be a free sub but I can see managers not wanting to take players of. Can you imagine Mou if they had used all three subs and Courtoius had been injured. There is no way he would let him come off. I think managers would be more willing to accept the free/temp sub rule.
It's about player safety really innit
have you ever played football? Have you ever had a head injury
these pros just wanna play the game but a head injury is serious fucking business
it's not up to them. They aren't gonna run it off.