Mel81x

i think they thought they would find a way to explain it but it seems they haven't. I highly doubt this is the first time they've done it too.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/05/bethesdas-latest-elder-scrolls-adventure-taken-down-amid-cries-of-plagiarism/ Shame on you Bethesda

Even Fabinho knows the words. Bless.

Don't think hes in favor at the moment also because he goes missing every now and then and will have one good game out of 10. Shame really since he does have skill its just his application and end-product that have been missing. At one point he was one of our better players too.

I dont know how I feel about Shaqiri starting either but out of the two I think he's better at applying pressure on the defense and is far better at pushing up faster. Allisson Trent - Matip - VVD - Robertson Fabinho - Gini Henderson Shaqiri - Origi? - Mane I know hes not a popular choice but Lallana could possibly help create some kind of passing coverage up front?

You can add Keita to that list for any kind of dynamics in midfield as well.

From what I read about the Salah situation, he was up and around after the game was over and they are just being pre-cautious here. Last thing anyone wants is to have negligence contribute to a player's health/life.

If you look at the game last night, he was starved of the ball until they made the tactical switch and it changed the entire game. Not giving Alba enough to do really hurt us there and if that is sorted then we have a chance even if it is a slim one. Can't imagine us not scoring at home either its been a mainstay of this team.

What's all this nonsense talk of giving in. Put some fucking Judas Priest on and get back on track.

Why even bother making a movie out of something that was never ever created to even be a movie? What a waste.

Have the players walk and not use the bus then the stones wont make any sense.

yeah they are grindy but the thing is that some of them are so varied from the rest and offer good challenges too. What does concern me is how people just let the bots do all the fighting.

After finishing Sekiro I finally moved over to the new Mortal Kombat and its been a while since I have actually played something from the series but is it common to have a bot fight the Towers and grind for you? Seems a bit illogical and imbalanced considering there are people with some serious stats and here I am sitting here wondering whether they actually played the game or let the bot do all the grinding.

I didn't know he was from Germany either haha. The name kind of throws it off but man what a genius.

You know what I liked most about that episode. The music when things start to go to shit, I really like how Ramin Djawadi creates tension from simple progressions. First, Light of the Seven and now the Night King piece. I still think Light of the Seven is a far better piece for all the chaos it masks but that last composition is great too.

I dont disagree there but the sad thing is that when that happens there will be other games I want to play and I can now safely say my backlog is complete with zero games sitting it (I think I sighed when that happened). I wouldn't say its a habit you get out of it just depends on your taste in entertainment and more importantly how your social circles are as well. Things like the theater, movies, etc in the past are easily discussable in social circles because hey everyone does them but its not like gaming has evolved beyond just a game they've got stories, arcs and in some cases are playable by all age groups and then you've got this hype built around them that engages people of all age groups too.

Think that kinda depends on the games you play in your mid 20s too. I suppose the games these days are far more engaging and some aren't really stress busters like the stuff we played when we were younger (platformers, racing games, etc). I also think the industry is slowly trending/or has already trended towards game hierarchies where companies make games based on the demographic they want to hit instead of a fun game. Case in point are these games coming out like NiOh, Dark Souls etc versus the more casual oriented games for the masses like Fortnite, etc where the ramping is completely different. I think its a good thing honestly because you want to please a bigger demographic and not every game is for everyone. On that note, Mortal Kombat 11 is quite good if anyone wants to pick it up. Decent Story Mode, decent Krypt system and I think you can actually learn the combat system quite quickly since its got stop-frames and the wakeup/recovery frame system is very simple compared to games like Street Fighter. Don't get me wrong its got a lot of hidden complexity with the reversals and the block system but its a lot more easier to get into now.

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I think the initial controller play is a bit hard to master but once you get going its pretty easy to get a hang off imo. What is a bit tricky is the discipline of hitting a pattern to beat enemies but even that is once again a matter of time and practice. Something that did go under my radar was the new Metro Exodus game. Anyone played it?

Really not that hard. I'd say give it a go you'll actually enjoy it.

I am surprised at the no-mulitplayer comment more than the lootboxes tbh. Its a StarWars game and it has all the makings of a good multiplayer experience and EA are just going to let it be a one-time purchase? Lies is all I can say.