Back when my player and my career modes were very basic, just controlling one player on the court and earning SP to level his attributes, I LOOOOVED the game mode and was super hopeful for the day 2K would expand the world and features a bit.

Also, try to hold on to about 100 legendary shards for Xur each weekend, that’s about what his entire inventory will cost. If you don’t have that many yet, keep playing, you will soon.

Public events are the fastest way to reach 260+ After that you’ll have to work on the weekly milestones that reward you with “Powerful Gear” which are the Nightfall (A high level strike you might need friends for), Flashpoints (just doing a handful of public events on a specific planet), the Call to Arms (playing the…

VC is why I stopped playing NBA 2K about two years ago when it really started getting out of hand. It really has gotten absolutely insane, especially for character customization. If it only took 100 or 200 for basic customization, fair enough, but you have to really grind out to do anything, it’s a shame.

You’re underestimating the cost of equipment, office space, electric bills, food for your staff, etc. the 10K per person per month does not just mean the average salary of the worker.

It’s like she came in to the fight looking to give Canelo the win before a punch was thrown, because there’s absolutely no way GGG only won two rounds in that fight.

Anywhere in the 270s and you should feel very comfortable if you’re a year 1 guardian.

I’ve always thought if they’re going to use a lottery system, how about the best team in the lottery gets the best odds at the number 1 pick? Then there’s no tanking and the rebuild for the middle of the road teams goes a lot quicker.

I haven’t finished the raid yet, my clan got to The Gauntlet before people had to get off to sleep for work tomorrow, but so far, I think this is the best Destiny raid yet. Everything about it feels so fresh and new with a lot more teamwork and cooperation, rather than just brute forcing yourself through bosses with…

Don’t forget, WME also bought the UFC after Jones was suspended last year.

I’m not talking about regular rare and legendary engrams from events and other activities, those were fine.

Someone in his circle that he trusts thinks they can beat the tests, probably someone who has helped him beat tests before, and he just goes with it. He did probably beat a lot of the tests leading up to the fight. I’d be willing to bet those tests he passed in the weeks leading up to the fight were because he could…

Hey Kirk, on the topic of leveling to prepare for the raid, players who power leveled in the past using one class for all characters (like me), Destiny 2 seems to have either patched it so players can’t do that anymore or it’s bugged.

Why do athletes seem to be so obsessed with Mia Khalifa?

Dammit, not Good ol’ JR.

I missed out on Metroid on NES when I was a kid, I was just a little too young to really do much in it. Back in the early 90s, but after having watched Super Metroid so many times in GDQ marathons, I decided to give it a shot, such an amazing game, I’m pretty excited for this one because I also missed the original…

The game pays out pretty well in a lot of this type of content, last time I played, finishing all segments of a heist would pay out a couple hundred grand and you could knock a few of those out a day if you have a few friends to play with.

If you play the game consistently you usually have at least enough to get started on these activities. Plus there’s always a bunch of double money event weeks like where stunt races pay out double reputation and cash. Also I’m pretty sure people can invite you to play the content and stuff like that usually pays out…

That sounds like a good idea, there’s just so many genres of esports, it seems like it would get insane trying to choose one or a few games for Olympic competition, but like one massive event for like the 30 biggest esports games would be pretty cool. I also wouldn’t mind getting some speed running events in there…

Dark arts you say? Perhaps using abilities not borne of the Light? Sounds like a perfect way to introduce a new subclass. *fingers crossed*