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That movie is so good, I put it up there with Scott's other top movies. Cast was indeed loaded.

There's a pretty big disconnect between thinking a movie needs a bigger audience and a movie being underrated throughout this thread. Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels being only one of many.

Yeah, I almost always finish out the first season or whatever season the show craps out in. Including WoT.

I see that they're actively changing cards on Arena. Makes sense being able to nerf Teferi 3 on a purely digital perspective, but it just feels gross considering that can't happen with the paper versions.

There's also the difference between what you consider the goal gear and literal BiS. like technically AoW and Vulak rings are BiS for casters in velious, but rarely outside of enchanters do you see casters doing that. in PoP things like Quarm Cloaks and Quarm neck are sort of similar. Except...

Season 5 was one of those split seasons and I'm pretty sure I haven't even watched the 2nd half of it. Show was pretty fun early on but I just can't bring myself to give a fuck about it anymore.

2 episodes left. This show is so good. Eagley is the best.

Indeed.

He'll always be Todd from Go.

Some of the race stuff in sports really can't be fixed at the highest professional level. If more kids were asked to throw the ball in Jr High and High School, you might get more black QBs into the better D1 programs that can get them to the next level. same sort of thing with coaching...

back to back winning seasons with a rookie, then 2nd year QB and a historically bad OLine. His issue wasn't getting the guys to play well.

Washington Comrades

I stopped playing Arena during Ikoria. I don't even really play paper much anymore. Last time I played MTGO was probably 2 or 3 Vintage cubes ago.

He's a good coach in terms of on the field, but apparently he's not very good at the relationship with the people in the organization that matter part of it.

This was much better when we were discussing Squirrel Girl.

Flores just going scorched earth I guess. I'm sure some of the stuff he's accusing the league/teams of doing is true but this pretty much burns all the bridges and he's done.

Good shit. Not sure how they'll cram everything in. The one maybe nitpick was the little guy jumping around looking like a crappy 80s puppet had to be an intentional touch, not really sure how I feel about that.

The real question is if this is going to be as historically accurate as Forrest Gump or not.

The level 70 stretch is much worse than PoP+ LDoN in terms of being way too long, which is really saying something. Meleequest is real. Between that and the general attrition you end up struggling to find main healers and casters since all of them rerolled to a tank, monk, or berserker.

There's actually kind of a bunch of canon stuff about Fett now though and it's kind of a mixed bag, but it is what it is at this point. Prequels and Clone Wars and whatever other shit. None of that really matters in that the show still kind of sucks whether you're a huge boba fett fanboy or not.

Yeah, I'd really like to eventually hit Live on one of these things, but I go where the pals go. I care more about who I'm playing with than particulars about rulesets or era.

this years playoffs have been wild as fuck.

Callback to throwing to Johnson every play.

Hell yeah

holy shit

what the actual fuck. i hope they miss the kick after that bullshit play.

good sack

what a shitshow

They needed that one. KC gets the ball first in the 2nd half.

I mean I understand you could probably call holding on every single snap, but this is wild.

O/U on this game is 54.5 which is quite high, but feels like a pretty easy over even so.

This last episode was decent, but she did that really shitty village episode of Mando, which might the single worst episode of that series so far.

Vayntrub is going to be Squirrel Girl so that's a thing.

I mean Mitchell isn't exactly unknown, but Young and S&G are a whole different level.

The first good episode of this show is basically a The Mandalorian episode.

Thanos was a cosmic entity at that point and the heros haven't really gotten their big cosmic level powerups by that point.

class 1000 and up is basically just ultra powerful cosmic stuff. even the shift x, etc ranks were mostly just something that happened if you piled a bunch of karma points into doing something. Here's mid 80s Thor. Who would be generally considered too OP relative to other heros for balance...

This is the order of ranks.

here you go

He's also Moon Knight now.