When he made the Facebook account, he used his stage name. Which is why when he first got a message from Chris, Chris asks him, “What’s with the name change,” in the Facebook message.

Handle them? This Cleveland team destroyed Boston, and that was when they still had Kyrie. When this CLE team is hitting their shots, they’re the best team in the East. They’ve shown that against TOR, PHI, and BOS, this season.

I get it. When axed was announced I was theorizing on the story implications, but nope. It’s literally just a pun of X and 3rd, lol.

A good manager is able to work with and convince a skeptical client, that the plan they are putting together will work. The problem with Earn is that he never truly gained Al’s trust. Which is the most important part. That makes Earn a bad manager by default. Paperboi isn’t necessarily a bad client. He’s a frustrated…

Do You honestly think that confrontation was going to end any other way than, them getting jumped by 20 people? Tracy helped them escape harm. He absolutely was in the wrong for pushing that girl down stairs, but it was alluded to, all throughout the episode that she had serious issues.

Completely disagree. 775 is classic. They wanted him to start killing, and he showed them the terror that would cause without killing them. Not sure how you expected him to deal with them, without a physical confrontation. He didn’t compromise his morals or anything.

If they’re not going to completely overall the net code for the game, this is a waste of time. The PC and PSN versions they released, are unplayable online.

Accent Core, kind of does. Plus R doesn’t, that I know of. They’re mostly just designate the revisions to Guilty Gear X2, aka XX

Please tell me the show his parents were watching was Newhart. Cuz it would classic if he had a brother also named Daryl.

That’s what the Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution tutorial did for me. Should look that one up if you ever get a chance. It’s probably the most thorough tutorial ever. They legit had lists of every optimal combo from certain moves for EACH OPPONENT CHARACTER. It was absurdly detailed.

It’s using the noir button layout of the arcade cabinet Tekken 7 comes in. And at this point, it’s a tradition for Tekken to present the buttons that way. They’ve been doing for as long as I’ve played Tekken, which has been since Tekken 2.

A sack filled with curse poison. It looks goofy but that thing is one of the most terrifying enemies in game, if there are multiple ones in the same area.

With Fortnite it does. Apparently mobile as well, or that will happening in the near future.

They’re not bots tho. That’s the point. He has been getting an insane amount of subscribers and pulling in viewers completely new to twitch, in a relatively small amount of time. Right place, right time with how big fornite is becoming. And a lot of you dudes are showing how small your bubble is, by showing how much…

It’s an ego thing at this point. “Well we didn’t actually code it, so we don’t trust it.” They can’t think their proprietary net code is actually good. They clearly just aren’t as concerned with western players as they say they are. I’m sure it works fine in Japan, but they’ve now released multiple games on multiple…

It’s kind of insulting how he portrayed American and EU players in that interview. We don’t have a thriving arcade scene so we rely on tournaments and more importantly netplay in order to get better and play against decent competition.

I mean to be honest both games are extremely direvetive and mostly follow trends that have popped up the gaming world. You can find hundreds of these examples in game design. Neither really created anything.

Oh yeah. It’s impossible, but it’s Marvel, lol. Then he finished graduate school at MIT by like 23. Idk if i’d Ever be mad enough to do that.

Yeah we honestly got more than expected on that front. Civil War had ZERO interest in truly delving in to the geopolitical ramifications of what the heroes for fighting over, lol.

Killmonger really affected me. The way they blended his existential anger, identity crisis, and his other worldly perseversnce was amazing. When I was growing up, I kind of had to wrestle with the idea of anger as a black kid. And how to best use that anger, and when to be angry. When you learn the history of America…