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They did nerf Pagos quite a bit from what I heard. I didn't come into Eureka until about a month/month and a half ago. Granted I grinded in there pretty hard, but I finished first relic in a little under 9 days from basically starting fresh. By the time I was ready to get out of Pagos (level...

I'm pretty fucking liberal and shit like that is just cringe as fuck. I don't know how people like that even get around on a daily basis without frothing at the mouth over the stupidest shit constantly.

Can pretty much guarantee it won't flop. I had my doubts about the combat, too...but the shit they showed makes me interested in it when I wouldn't have been otherwise (XV's didn't look appealing at all).

Lol Pyros. Used reflect to go from 35 to 47. Ezpz.

Somehow it seemed far more interesting than spamming A1S for light for my HW relic

I always assumed it was because Tifa wasn't sure if the "truth" would destabilize Cloud, or also the fact that he DID know facts from that visit that he shouldn't know if he was just borrowing Zack's story...and that's because you find out in the end that he WAS actually there, just as one of...

Might not ever see an upset like that one again.

Clearly, they have to check out a Loveless play.

Like I was trying to get across, it was an upset, but mostly based on past accomplishments/experience and not current play. Losing Kempny last couple weeks of regular season was huge blow. I think it's a little amusing still we're framing it in a "no way the Caps could lose a Game 7 on home...

Well, at least it was just those two. ROR did have a big playoffs too. Lol about Eichel...imagine if Skinner's production falls off a cliff after that contract, too?

You can find a few other strats to beat ruby pretty easily if you look.

I'm actually really curious to see the Conn Smythe voting to see how close he was. I know his overall stats weren't eye popping, but he seemed to really step it up when it mattered most.

Vegas was a damn good team last year, though. Also even this year you still heard people saying that they lucked out a bit that last year's Winnipeg and Nashville teams had to play a 7 game war in Round 2 (certainly didn't hurt them, and another reason why some still want the playoff format...

Simple question then, which results, other than Columbus sweeping Tampa, do you believe were massive surprises that should give coaches the belief that anything can happen?

You're saying "this summer" but basing it on what happened in this year's playoffs, and stating that this year's playoffs were a "anything can happen" as if we had just result after result that was super surprising/out of left field. Sure, we'll pick favorites come October depending on who...

Picking in October didn't really come through in your original post that I replied to. It also isn't really relevant to who I would pick come playoff time. Blues were last place in the league in January, and we saw what they did even making the playoffs. It's not like a team getting really...

It's only "huge" because we were the defending champs. You're talking a difference of only 5 standings points 104 versus 99 in the regular season. That's virtually nothing....AND it took double OT in Game 7 that we had leads of 2-0 and 3-1 in but our goalie shit the bed. That's nothing...

Sorry stoic, I mean to add I didn't really find any of the West Round 1 results that crazy. Dallas and the Blues had both been hotter teams down the stretch who had to battle to get in, Sharks/Vegas was a toss up in general...and Colorado has that top line that can beat anyone when they get...

Some of that though was people just picking chalk a little too much. Granted the two sweeps were surprising because of who got swept, but the Penguins were a shaky team with a terrible blue line that I think most of us just figured would get by the Islanders on their top end talent...despite...

Obviously you need the goaltending to be there, but Blues actually have a pretty talented Roster, they have studs on the backend, and getting ROR really shored them up down the middle. I'm not sure there was that much unpredictability other than Tampa getting swept really.

Story of talent underperforming and buying in to Berube. Can't believe how many reclaimation projects they have when you think about ROR, Bozak, Perron...and yet it all came together.

I'm just pumped this is even a thing, I don't care if they arrive in a giant Cheez-It. BG3 fuck yeah.

NBC bleeper asleep at the wheel, like every guy screaming fuck yeah or fucking right as they hoist the Cup

Get fucked Boston. B's in 5 not so much...

Would seem much easier for it all to be an invasion from below from a city close/semi close to BG. I recall there being a small illithid city set up near Candlekeep somewhere for the purpose of stealing knowledge from there. It's not too far from BG.

Actually watching it again I could see where that's maybe their version of a squidhead dreadnaught. Kinda odd, though. I'm going to need more than "invaders from space" that are illithids to explain that story.

I'm laughing pretty hard at this. But the thing in the trailer looked more like an unfettered Kraken than this. Monster ENCyclopedia: Kraken

I pretty much use allied seals for all my port tickets and ventures for retainers. Mainly because they have refused to bump the centuro seal cap above 1k but you can stock up 4k allied before you cap out.

The trailer makes it seem like it's not just illithids invading. The flying Krakens look like a link to the Aboletic Sovereignty that was introduced in 4e as a floating city with giant aboleth of a different sort than the normal solitary ones in the Forgotten Realms you'd normally see/meet...

Still better than nothing, and nothing is what we'll have for a full couple months (unless you count baseball) until football and the European soccer seasons start up.

For whatever reason it didn't bother me near as much with 10 as it did with 13. 10 always felt like you were traveling TO Zanarkand and that was the ultimate goal, so it never felt as weird there was a lack of the overworld map in that game. Plus you could actually go backward and recruit...

Also something I like, and in VII at least, every new vehicle actually opened up meaningful progression. For a game like IX though, while new vehicles (or Chocobo being able to cross different stuff), I felt game really lost steam after the initial continent.

Just going off anyone I've ever talked to and everything I've ever read online about the game, you're in the minority. Midgar always blew me away and was something that while it was cool to get into the overworld, I always wished there was even more to explore of Midgar.

Basically going to be all in on FFXIV expansion for a few months, then basically just bounce between stuff until FF7:R and Cyberpunk come out.

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The irony here is I'm sure none of the Canadians complaining were saying anything when their hockey team was up like 15-0 on Belarus or whoever.

It's pretty clear even from the trailer they're adding more to it, though (the story I mean). If Midgar is really taking up that much space, I can only assume they're going to add quite a bit. I don't see the point in waiting even more time for it if I want to play part 1 as soon as it comes out.

Obviously up to every person if they want to buy it, I'll take whatever I can get. Midgar is like 10% of the original game, but most people (including myself) that were excited for a full remake saw it as an opportunity to expand on Midgar even more, as it was one of the more memorable areas in...

The guy at the GFuel booth who couldn't get Doc his own Black on Blackberry flavor...

Shit I'll buy every part. I won't want to wait multiple years in between installments but whatever. If it looks that good and plays as well as I hope it does, I'll live with it.