Yeah, tornados are fucking horrifying and they often kill people, mostly because folks don’t understand what’s going on and they don’t get to a safe place.
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You obviously have never lived in Oklahoma and also have fucked up priorities.
It’s just sports?
I live in the Columbus Metro area and I’m more happy that they went to the black screen with the scroll and a description of what’s going on then a bloody basketball game tornado sirens are going off all over the county both in the north northern part and southern part that’s more important than bloody UNC Kentucky
The technical end to the game is the destruction of every building a player has, which can be time consuming for a victorious player to track down each building throughout the map and destroy. As such, it’s courtesy to call the game when it’s understood to be a foregone conclusion, as opposed to wasting everyone’s…
Yes, it isn’t as common in those games you mentioned, but several popular esports have matches where players will “GG” out. StarCraft, Hearthstone, and Dota immediately come to mind. Usually it’s only when the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
Passive smoking, DOUBLE EFFECT! :D
Call Blizzard, this guy isn’t interested.
Are you sure you understand what “remaster” means? The original game is a classic. Making it play nice with modern systems and display decently is all anyone wanted.
Specifically, Ball said that LeBron’s sons aren’t primed for NBA success the way Lonzo and his brothers are because the pressure of living up to LeBron’s legacy will be too much.
Because it alters the strategy for the team attacking second, and makes their path to victory substantially easier, even when they’re otherwise pretty evenly matched with the other team.
Because then you get draw after draw, so instead you’ve just wasted way more time instead of solving the problem.
The inability of privileged majorities to distinguish between their own hurt feelings and actual oppression will be the death of this country.
Christians are persecuted? I don’t see swastikas being spray painted on churches or crosses being burned in their yards en masse. Meanwhile, a Jewish Center near Virginia Tech where my friend teaches was littered with Nazi-themed leaflets and Jewish cemeteries are being decimated. And that’s to say nothing of the…
Whether it’s legit or not isn’t really the question though: is it fun and/or actually engaging gameplay to have a system that allows that to happen?
Tech in the Bay area is generally considered to be in demand enough that you just walk across the street and get a new job. I’m sure it’s not really quite that easy, but if you aren’t enjoying a particular company, there are a lot of options.
It also can say that someone lacks a moral compass that keeps them from falling in with the herd mentality of “this is how things are done here”.
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