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The myth that breasts hurt when bouncing too much unrestrained?

Best fighting franchise out there? Nah. Not even second or third.

As the story goes, game designer Itagaki wanted a feature for his fighting game that would draw attention to it during development, so he took a cue from another Japanese fighting game, SNK's 2D brawler Fatal Fury. Applying the famous breast animation of female ninja Mai Shinranui to 3D character models, the signature

*fans write, whoops

That's the way Walter White was depicted, but if you read the things fans right, they clearly didn't receive it that way. They receive Walt as a brave, strong person. They hate Skylar for trying to rain on Walt's Magic Meth Adventure with her common sense, etc.

(On an unrelated, lighter note, there are an unusual number of free-hanging dicks (link NSFW) in this game. If you're weary of all of video games' bouncing breasts and want to see a different flopping appendage, The Order has got you covered.)

There are 10 minute windows throughout the day, where the game will say 'THE YEAR BEASTS HAVE AWAKENED.' And if you queue during that 10 minutes, you'll play a Year Beast match. If you don't want to play a Year Beast mode, you have to wait 10 minutes.

Those abilities cost chump change though, and Valve has given out enough free points that it really takes nothing to keep mashing double damage and zeus ult.

It really isn't. I've played the mode a bunch. Points, achieved through money or playing a lot, only really come into play at the 12 minute mark a little, then again much later in the match, when you can upgrade the NPC Year Beast that you're escorting.

Thanks for coming over from LoL to give your opinion on something you don't really know anything about. This is a totally optional mode that can be completely ignored. The purchased points are ultimately of a small impact - They're only going to be a decider if the game goes very late.

The battles really aren't 'completely' lopsided. Your draft and your play still matter way more than your points. Your points only matter if the game goes late and the people with tons of points are able to upgrade to Rank 3 Auras.

The way you talked about growing up here was so on the mark for me, then I got to the bottom and saw you were from Atlanta too. Cool that the first two FOTB articles I read today were from you and Awkwafina

for real, its about time someone said it, godspeed

Nobody can solve black/Asian solidarity for you because there is no solution. There is a lot of anti-blackness in parts of Asian communities, both from own prejudices, from internalized prejudices instilled from broader society, from competition, from being used as a wedge/'model minority' to bludgeon Latino and Black

No, that's actually a lazy assessment of things and pretty much always has been in every situation where it gets used.

The grand prize of the award show as a pitcher of beer. I mean, holy shit, people. Get a grip.

The comparison is more accurate than some might think. It is heavily leaning on a lot of that same reactionary indignation. While I doubt most reactionary social groups would see Gamergaters as allies (and vice versa), it's all the same spirit.

The Mountain doesn't have much personality in the books, either. The character is probably the most unambiguously villainous person in the entire series, and not a creative sort of villainous - more the mindless torturing, murdering, raping beast sort of villainous.

Are you talking about the Mountain? Because he's basically the single most unambiguously villainous person in the entire books. The best you could manage for is 'he had an abusive childhood' but he also is basically a mindless, raping, murdering, torturing beast.

I'm always a little creeped out by people who have way too much interest in the going ons of their alma mater. It is one thing to fondly regard the college you attended. But people who are super interested in student organizations, the minute dealings of faculty departments, or high school athletes being scouted by