And, the thing is... those 1000 teams are probably worth less than the 32 NFL teams.

These are actual monetary values that Forbes has estimated. They can't really factor in things like "this rich guy really wants to own a team" or "there's a lot of media attention surrounding this and whoever buys the team can paint himself as a savior", or "there was a bidding war"... which will cause actual sale…

They touched me in the part of my brain that regulates my love for classic Sim City.

How does one understand reading comprehension? Your nonsensical criticism is noted.

Only naive idiots thought that. It was obvious to a 5 year old that players were doped to the gills.

Playing line is not fun. I don't understand how any human being can like it. I played line in HS and some college and hated it with every fibre of my being. You know what playing line is like? it's like going out to the park to play touch football with your friends, only instead of playing you just stand around having…

Keeping the environment clean? TAKE YOUR PINKO CRAP TO RUSSIA COMMIE

I think you might be going by outdated information. The most recent valuations put the average NFL team at $1.17B

Someone needs to get Marv Albert and Luis Suarez together for an interview and see what happens.

NFL teams combined are worth like 40 billion

I'm usually not one to say stuff like "SOCCER MORE LIKE FLOP-CER AMIRITE BUNCHA EURO WIMPS", but christ they just flop like there's no tomorrow. The guy was tripped and fell like one foot, onto his hip, rolling, onto the grass. I'm going to go out on a limb and say he didn't need to roll around on the ground like he…

Maybe his dream was to work for like a year or two and make more money than most people will in their entire lives.

"It's such a grave accusation now to call someone a racist that anything short of explicit, oafish racism tends to get the benefit of the doubt. "

See, I hold asshole fanboys like you accountable for their behaviour.

Thank you for illustrating with your comments here that just because someone is an attorney doesn't mean they know the first thing about ethics or the philosophy of law. Defending scumbags is what makes the system work. The founding fathers rightly worried more about systematic abuse of power than about a certain…

Yeah... basically, Fallout 3 got the basics down but it felt like they sort of ran out of time for proper worldbuilding. NV, since they didn't have to reinvent the wheel and could use all the groundwork laid by F3, could focus more on worldbuilding, and as a result it's a much richer game.

We're not talking about basketball competetiveness, we're talking about the financial aspect.

I bought it for $3 on the Steam Summer Sale, can easily crank settings to max even on my mediocre PC, so it's pretty close to an HD version.

I've heard this from a few people and I really don't get it. The world in F3 is completely barren in comparison to NV. There are more towns, more NPCs, more locations (I think), more quests, etc. in NV.

The Karma system in New Vegas was useless btw. You gain karma for killing a fiend. You have to kill lots of fiends over the course of the game. As a result, you can be demonically evil all game, and you'll still end up a Paragon because of the positive karma from killing fiends.