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Valiant did some good work. X-O Manowar in particular I really enjoyed. One interesting thing was how they revived some old comics from the 50s and 60s. Turok, Solar, and Magnus were all like that.

Early sets all had some wild cards in them because it was early enough that things were harder to balance. Homelands and Fallen Empires were kind of the first sets that didn't have anything that was too silly besides Merchant Scroll and Hymn to Tourach. Legends is kind of the polar opposite...

Mirage block was the first block that they actually designed with Limited in mind. Drafting Ice Age or 4th edition or whatever is so bad in comparison.

Hawks just aren't very good aside from Young. Preposterous.

It's not even a purely powerlevel thing. It just feels like Sagas with hoops.

Sagas were ok since they mostly just did what they did. This shit is way too much hassle and just seems shitty in general.

Bad shit happens all the time with outfield collisions. That's rough. Holy shit.

Yeah Spurs once and Raptors once. He's definitely better than a lot of dudes already in the HoF. Basketball HoF is pretty notorious for how easy it is to get in compared to the other sports.

Like it's actually sunscreen and rosin.

He's not flagged as a rare.

There are legit good old movies. Also there are some movies you should appreciate for what they did for film that aren't necessarily very good watches today.

But we need a "The Adventures of Duncan Idaho and the Fish Speakers" series.

Not really sure how faithful you can really get with this franchise. Especially if they end up doing some of the other books at some point.

I mean you can say you enjoy it more even if it's mostly nostalgia. but there are people that seem to think that fringe starters in the 90s would be borderline all stars today when it's completely the other direction. That totally belongs in a different thread than this one though. This...

You can certainly argue that the effort required to make movies back then was enough that you didn't have many low budget, low effort turds of movies, but if you're going to go into some skewed nonsense about how of the 500 best movies of all time 483 of them were from pre 1950 that's...

Not sure about the only 1 good episode thing. There were good moments throughout the show, but a lot of the connective tissue was pretty bad with some really shit stand out moments like Sam's speech.

Consistent and frequent leg issues doesn't bode well for a long career. It doesn't seem very likely that he'll be able to keep it together into his mid/late 30s.

I doubt it'll do gangbusters, but I hope they at least do the 1 sequel to finish the first book. It would seem like that was the plan to start with but if it does shit business who knows.

Hasn't seen Bladerunner, but talks up movies from the 20s. I've watched a lot of those older films. Some hold up, some not as much. But saying that most of the best movies are all from pre 1950 is some nonsense just based on volume.

Ford has definitely been coasting. He has done a ton of awesome movies but most of them were 30+ years ago, with a few exceptions.

Nothing specific that I could find. Right knee injury is pretty vague.

The Kawhi thing is just weird. Guy is amazing but dude just can't stay on the floor.

Clearing out some folders and came across this little gem. Winning every game on like turn 30 by card exhaustion in draft is awesome.

Right, but at least Kidd does have some coaching experience. I just kind of thought him leaving Dallas last time wasn't under ideal circumstances. Guess sometimes those bridges get rebuilt.

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Yeah it's a shitstomping lol. Bucks were pretty heavy favorites for a reason. Like everything went Hawks way game 1 and it was still very close.

A lot of top tier actors do shit movies fairly often. The quality of making a movie and the quality of the movie as a viewing experience aren't always in lockstep. So it's not always just about the payday. Sometimes people just want to work with certain people or owe favors.

game has changed so much that a few mages can down nagafen and vox at 50. and it's not like you need 72 people to kill that stuff in a DZ.

There are plenty of static nameds that aren't actually flagged as rares.

He's put some sample chapters out, but it certainly wouldn't surprise me if he didn't put out the next book before he croaks. I'm just saying it wouldn't surprise me if he did. It's a tossup. My point was more that he certainly isn't likely to finish the series.

The whole sequencing of the Mavs front office stuff is pretty wild. Really interesting was how Carlisle was all about Kidd publicly, while Luka seemed to want Mosley promoted who was there under Carlisle. Wonder if that means there's some kind of issue between Mosley and Carlisle. Maybe they...

I think most people that played Quarm enjoyed it, but I think that the company felt like it wasn't a very big success financially since i doubt people bought bags or excessive amounts of potions or the usual things that happen during a regular TLP. On top of that I'd imagine a pretty high...

Should have been an event server instead of a permanent one. Heroic characters, race to finish VoA or something for stuff.

There's a not totally unreasonable chance he finishes the next book, but the chance he finishes the series is much closer to zero than 1.

Still looks like a Jet Li movie with a Marvel budget. Will watch.

I mean saying he's more gifted isn't some wild take. It's not like the dude was saying he's better. Being almost 7 feet tall and having great touch isn't something you can teach lol.

Comparing Ayton and Young is weird because they're play very different positions. Young is clearly being asked to do more than Ayton is, but Ayton is crazy efficient. Ayton is a good but not elite defender at this point, and we all know what Young is on that end of the floor. They're both...

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I mean even at the time most people were on Luka 1st. I was just saying that Ayton was a defendable pick. Bagley at 2 was wild though.