You do realise that running the bases is an offensive action, not defense? And that pitching, just like covering a base, is a defensive action?

So you're saying that snappers don't protect the kicker/tackle returners? Or that snappers have never ran the ball?

Hockey goalies can bring the puck out to center ice and they can leave the ice in order to put another attacker in. Both options are more versatile than nothing.

Half of the MLB doesn't use the DH, and the fan base is fairly split on the issue.

The argument is that it is actually possible for an offensive specialist to play a defensive role at some point in any NFL game, so there is at least a hint of two way play, or at least the expectation of it in those situations. Meanwhile, a DH will never have to play defense in any situation, essentially making them…

Every offensive play has the chance to be converted into a defensive play if a turnover occurs (and vice versa). This is why QBs are still expected to know how to tackle or why DTs are still expected to know how to run and protect the ball. A WR that doesn't attempt to down a CB after an interception is going to…

Punting is an offensive play. Tackling the returner is a defensive play. Therefore, punters are a two-way player and are more versatile than a DH by default.

The DH is the worst role ever. Aside from goalies, how many sports have players that ONLY play offense or defense? And even goalies have the option of going on the offensive if they want.

So after their initially serious attempt at a zombie game was widely panned as terrible, they've decided to simply copy Dead Rising instead of improve on their original concept?

But only twice a day. Three times would be impermissible.

Over at TASVideos, they have videos where the exact same inputfiles are used to beat multiple games (like SMB 1-3 or all three MMX games). Not quite the same as what you wanted, but similar!

Always fitting:

Sure, but even that doesn't make sense.

I'm still shocked at how much traction Deep Silver has been able to garner from that one trailer. Based on one overplayed concept, they were able to throw together two lackluster FPS games and somehow roll that momentum of bad press into a third person ARPG, a reimagined FPS, and now a movie deal? Who is backing…

Spread has the best damage potential. There is actually a weird trick with it where if some orbs from the spreadshot leave the screen before others, you can shoot the now gone orbs individually. If you can shoot fast enough, the spread can actually be converted into a super powerful machinegun.

There are two problems here, and I don't think either applies exclusively to MOBAs, but they are exacerbated therein.

Wait, since when did Boyle get the worst nonlethal fate? She gets shipped off with a stalker, sure, but he is still an affluent acquaintance of hers that actively prevents her from being murdered. What happens after that is all speculation, but I think it's a bit brash to assume that she is going to be some sort of…

So they can put "our ten-nis courts" in the brochure, obviously.

BOO THIS MAN

This is probably more for the Regressing crowd, but what is the highest slugging percentage for one game? Google didn't give me anything of value, but 2.2 for a non-pinch hitter seems pretty ridiculous.