I’ve seen good players dominate with Symmetra. (I, unfortunately, am not one of them.) It seems that moving as erratically as possible to stay out of you opponent’s crosshairs, and always making sure your clip, or whatever she uses, is full before you engage someone goes a long way when you’re playing offensively.

I think Symmetra could be fixed pretty easily, just by adding more than one lousy hit point to her turrets. The thing that makes her turrets effective at all, clustering them together so that their cumulative effect slows opponents to a crawl, makes them too damn vulnerable to a single AoE attack. 

What does the extra 50 bucks buy you?

What does the extra 50 bucks buy you?

Are they talking about the bordello?

Same with ‘magneto.’ Before it was a name for a certain geriatric mutant, it was a portmanteau of magnetic dynamo. 

Right below this SSD on the Amazon page, there’s a WD ‘Blue’ 1TB SSD for 50 bucks less. If you were to buy it and Far Cry 5, you’d basically break even.

Right below this SSD on the Amazon page, there’s a WD ‘Blue’ 1TB SSD for 50 bucks less. If you were to buy it and…

The textbook in his trunk helped a lot.

Odds are pretty good that Bruce Campbell wouldn’t have played Ash again at all if it weren’t for this series. As much as we here all love the Evil Dead flicks, it’s still basically a cult franchise.

Ash’s personality has always been pretty fluid. (Though I agree that he seemed unnecessarily chauvinistic at times during the series.) The more ‘arrogant dimwit’ Ash doesn’t really show up until Army Of Darkness. 

Who will speak for Duracell? For Duracell has no voice!

I’m guessing that, in a town of 2200, there aren’t a lot of alternatives. 

My 90+ year-old grandmother had essentially the same attitude. And the same build, strangely enough. 

Then feel free to fuck right off. 

He’s a dipshit?

I miss 70s Harrison and his hair helmet. 

I still regret not getting that Army Of Darkness II movie I wished so hard for. But then again, the quality of certain recent, long-simmering sequels to classic movies have left me with a ‘be careful what you wish for’ feeling. So maybe this is for the best. 

Everyone with an argument they want to put forward is biased. That’s how arguments work. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing: In a debate, for example, you want to make your point as convincingly as possible. It’s up to your opponent to poke holes in your argument, point out any fallacies, etc.

Say it ain’t so, Bruce!

These kinds of classes (sexual harassment, business ethics, PII/data security, etc) are never for the employees’ benefit. They exist only to cover the employers’ asses in wrongful termination suits.

Oh boo hoo. Damn near everyone in corporate America has to go through trainings like this, often every year.