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20secondpilot

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r/SmashRage•

I'm convinced that the average online player absolutely hates fun

Rage

Imagine doing nothing but running away and just assaulting the B button in every single match. Never approaching in any capacity, even when down a stock. How is that not the most monotonous, boring playstyle you can imagine, especially in a game that gives you so much freedom of movement? Everyone can play against it, but if I wanted to play an opponent with no sauce whatsoever, I'd play against a CPU. If I won every single match playing like these trashbags I'd never have even one second of fun.

It's absolutely pathetic. Like a guy who goes to the gym to play pickup basketball just to call fouls and shoot free throws every single time he touches the ball. Sure it helps you win, but abs

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r/detroitlions•

Drafting a QB high isn't as risky as you think, especially compared to the middle rounds.

I've seen a lot of comments that drafting a QB high is too risky and that we should wait until the mid rounds to draft one instead. People often reference the "hit rate" on top 10 QBs being too low, but imo that's just the nature of the position regardless of where they're drafted.

Using Goff as the baseline for success, let's look at the exhaustive list of round 2-3 QBs taken in the last decade. Not counting '22 because we have nothing to use to determine their ability in the pros yet.

2021-2011: Kyle Trask, Kellen Mond, Davis Mills, Jalen Hurts, Drew Lock, Will Grier, Mason Rudolf, DeShone Kizer, Davis Webb, CJ Bethard, Christian Hackenberg, Jacoby Brissett, Cody Kessler, Garrett

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r/SmashBrosUltimate•

What are the best and worst burial moves in the game?

Discussion

Including throws, I think these are all generally pretty good, but Villager down Smash seems like the worst because of it being slow, predictable, and having bad range.

ROB down thrown seems the best based on how much he can do after it. Plus being a grab is a benefit I'd think.

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