I get all that. But what I’m asking if whether his teammates are playing worse even when he isn’t on the court due to a lack of reps. That’s not really something you can prove or disprove with stats.

You make some great points. But the meta question comes down to whether the players on his team are truly as bad as they appear or only playing that poorly this season because Westbrook doesn’t give them any opportunity to get into a rhythm or practice ball-handling during games. Are the players on his team actually…

Yes. Go do some other stuff and come back and the radiation will be cleared. They’ll even give you a cut scene with your pilots suggesting you go visit again so you know it’s clear now. Although it should clear up enough to complete everything before that point. It just won’t be 100% cleared.

I agree that they’re too stingy with research points. I’ve been trying to focus on earning more of those through my Apex missions, but even still I never have enough.

I prefer the albums that bookend it, The Colour and the Shape and One by One. They’re both a bit darker than Nothing Less to Lose, which feels more sunny and poppy. All three great albums though. As is the self-titled debut.

I found a video of Mike explaining to fellow attorney Johnny Cochran why they lost the case.

It’s a joke, dipshit. Lighten the fuck up.

So penalizing someone four strokes because she accidentally placed her ball slightly off from where it was supposed to be and then unknowingly signed a “false” card that didn’t include the two strokes she hadn’t been penalized yet isn’t messing up the “strategic flow of the game” for you? I mean, I get what you mean…

I’m not fine with it because I believe that the ACA really does need to be improved in certain areas. The Medicaid expansion needs to cease being optional and there needs to be some kind of relief for people who’ve seen their premiums skyrocket. Even if those people aren’t nearly as numerous as the GOP would have you…

Which is ironic considering the fact that the Republicans were the ones who named it that. If it were simply called the ACA, they could and possibly even would be willing to work within the existing framework and fix the issues it has. But because they spent so much time and effort tying it to Obama and insisting that…

If it were as stringent as you say, then they would have officials in place to catch minor violations of this kind as they happen. They wouldn’t be relying on TV viewers at home to catch their mistakes. Especially as it unfairly disadvantages top performers while giving an edge to those who don’t make it on the air.

If I were a Kentucky fan with Calipari as my coach, I’d be too busy thanking my lucky stars that the NCAA hadn’t vacated any of our wins yet to be upset about some poor officiating.

It’s kind of a silly article, but I think you may be reading it wrong. They’re not saying that the guys they’re “cutting” are overpaid. They’re saying that they get paid too much or don’t perform well enough to be the absolute best value in the league.

Sorry but you don’t rack up that many wins and that many championships if you’re a bad coach no matter what school you’re coaching at. The list of coaches who coached at high-profile programs with middling to poor results is a mile long. When is the last time Indiana won a championship? Or Georgetown? UCLA has been…

I think you may be wearing rose-colored glasses and expecting too much, but okay. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion.

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen some Breath of the Wild bugs mentioned, but I haven’t played it so I can’t say for sure. Either way, I think we’re in agreement that some amount of bugginess is parr for the course for big AAA games these days. It sucks, but that’s where we are. Focusing all your vitriol at one game alone is…

Yeah. I kept wondering why all the random NPCs were so nonchalant about seeing me show up.

Caveat emptor, asshole. You knew about the alleged flaws in the game when you bought it and you still chose to buy it anyway, so they don’t owe you shit. If you truly feel that way, then you’ll vote with your wallet and stop buying AAA games all-together. Because I’ve got a newsflash for you, they’re all buggy on day…

It’s fair to compare the games. But it’s not fair to act like one of them is terrible just because it happened to be released in the same window as others are that are stellar. It should be judged against all the other games on the market, not just one or two that everyone likes a lot.

Sure. But that’s different than saying it’s a shit game. Which is what people are saying.