Mel81x

You know I am almost tempted to say if you want to try this and you can wait a bit it might come to Stadia so you wouldn't need really good hardware to get it to run. But, if I had to recommend a platform to play this on its the PC. Oh and it is a very very good game, spent three hours on it yesterday and plan to spend even more time on it today.

I will certainly do that. I was reading somewhere that people were very impressed with the fight mechanics which is why I am even bothering with it in the first place. Plus, I don't really find the gaming experience bogged down as much anymore since I upgraded my rig months ago so that I can actually spend time playing more RPGs when I get the time myself haha.

Its in the download queue. I bought it about two weeks ago. Debated on whether I should get that or something else but I figure its been a while since I saw such good reviews for Star Wars game why not give it a shot.

@nudge you plan on playing the new Star Wars? Comes out tomorrow.

This is part of the reason I stopped watching live streams because its literally someone with a higher level just busting down n00bs for their gameplay and then laughing about it. Now that this is in place I think we're going to start to see them decline more just because they'll be getting more flak on their comment streams as well. I also think this is a good way of weeding out the people who climb the ranks faster just because they are matching against much lower opposition and grinding out their experience points that way too. As for Overwatch, I didn't think I'd enjoy it as much as I have in the past two years. The amount of time I have spent playing both the regular season and the PTR (Public Test Region) is actually quite good. The real Blizzard game I am now looking forward to beside OW2 is the new Diablo, had a chance to try the demo out and its very very good.

I don't get the gripe. If you're a higher level why would you want to play with the lower echelon of players? I don't understand why anyone is upset here. Most FPS-based games do this anyways. I'm thinking the YouTuber is upset because now he'll actually have to play the game versus taking people for a ride and that's upsetting him. The good news is that Epic will give exactly two-shits about this.

Watching the first 7 minutes of this post the Klopp interview and hearing Arsene speak about the acquisitions they could have had and how their fortunes would have turned is astounding. They almost had Pique and Ronaldo. There was fantasy talk about Messi but I doubt that would have ever happened.

My assumption on this data is that due to the nature of what's being proposed they didn't go beyond 4 as that demographic wouldn't really need to be covered by this new initiative? Still, that's a staggering number in 1+ category and is it also indicative of how jobs that are generally gotten by people in England also pan out? P.S. I think this is a great initiative and I concur with @Stan about employer engagement as it goes a long way to improve the educational standard across the working community as well.

Bummer. I hope its nothing long-term.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/11/would-you-trust-google-with-your-medical-records-it-might-already-have-them/ I'm not even going to ask what else project "Nightingale" has in terms of data stored for people all around the world but my guess is that its a substantial amount of information too. I am sure they're also tracking stuff via fitness apps, etc so this will just tie back into their plans to make healthcare better (whatever that looks like) but the reality is that its just another way of making money. Can't wait to see what Europe does when they find out their users may also have data on Google's servers and the ensuing GDPR enforcement that comes with it too.

Started watching One Punch Man Season 2 as I quite liked the first season. So far its been quite entertaining.

You're not the first one to recommend it. Saw it on Prime I think? Could be wrong but I'll go take a look now.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7674439/Raheem-Sterling-Joe-Gomez-BUST-England-training.html Take it with a grain of salt as its the Dailymail but I can't see why he'd still be upset.

Smooth.

I'm surprised he even came back onto the pitch. The red card is irrelevant in my opinion and the fact that none of his team-mates are around him while the opposition are consoling him speaks volumes about the team he represents. I'd take the red and try to find a new employer. UEFA/FIFA need to start doing things on the pitch versus using that money for adverts against Racism because acts like this just give the fans who promote racism more confidence to continue what they are doing.

Think the manager alluded to that in the interview too. I believe he thinks we should be gunning for the league and I agree with him. The rest of them are competitions we want to be in and the Carabo cup is one we even tried to get out of but it just backfired on us eventhough it was very entertaining for the neutrals.

I don't think its much of the fact that the league games get pushed and more to do with what the conundrum in rotation is at that point. If you progress then you want to put your best foot forward and make sure you're competing on all fronts.

im more worried about this international break coming up and what it might do to the players before we even go to the the tournament.

he said the CWC is a once in a lifetime experience and you only get there from winning the CL so why would we bother with the Carabo cup when the organizers clearly knew what was going to happen ahead of time. He then goes on to say that he'd love to see what happens if we progress and the FA Cup, league games and the Carabo cup all clash together. His exact words "I'd like to see what happens then" after which he laughs.

Saw that on the Sky interview where the presenter was trying to tell him the Carabo cup was more important than the club world cup and his answer there was brilliant.

Great skill and he has some great guitar skills too.

Interesting. I think you're right its a bit skewed to meet the requirement for the article and its odd that FourFourTwo put this out as they generally have very reliable data as they use OPTA.

Pardon my naive question here but wouldn't that be -2 not -1? A draw effectively means 2 points lost not 1 or is there something in the final calculation I am missing?

As long as the refs aren't doing the coding AI might actually work haha.