3ITKH

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r/FortNiteBR•

Let's be honest, there is nothing more annoying in this game than some low-level bot player getting a lucky knock on you or your teammate and then insta thirsting even as the battle rages on around them or as your teammates shoot them in the back. So I'm proposing the introduction of an item that you can throw at your downed teammates in order to make them invulnerable for 20 seconds. There are no downsides to this.

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r/FortNiteBR•

It's entirely pointless. Who does this serve to benefit? The hypothetical player who never gets knocked and thus doesn't have to experience the absolute stupidity that is this change? Someone please explain to me the rationale behind this shit, because I'm not seeing one.

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r/FortNiteBR•

The past few days the game will randomly freeze on me mid-game. If I wait long enough it will give me one of those blue screen error messages, so I pretty much have to restart my system to get it to work again.

Anyone else having similar issues or know of any potential fixes?

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r/bostonceltics•

I've seen a lot of different posts and comments wondering on what our depth chart and starting lineup is going to look like. I've seen everything from Crowder at the 4 with Smart and IT starting, to Zizic starting (I imagine now I'll see some people say Baynes will start).

All of this is confusing to me because from my perspective and I'm sure many others, it's not complicated at all. The starting lineup is IT-Hayward-Crowder-Morris-Horford.

Not sure when this became so hard to figure out, but that will 99% be the opening day starters.

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r/bostonceltics•

So, the playoffs are almost here (we have 16 games left). 9 of our next 12 are at home and 9 of our next 12 are against sub .500 teams (admittedly against certain ones that are playing well as of late.

This team needs to move beyond being a team that only shows up when they so choose. There can't be any more talk about doing things, they need to actually go out and do them. They shouldn't be struggling against poor defensive teams or getting punked and pressured into losses.

They also need to blow some of these bad teams out. There needs to be actual growth. Can anyone say we're better than we were 2 months or 3 months ago? It feels like nearly every game is one of two stories unless the

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r/NOLAPelicans•

He has long possessed an excellent touch, but this season he has improved his field goal percentage on shots from 3-10 feet about six percent, and he has mastered the floater, a shot typically reserved for guards operating within the trees. His length makes it an impossible shot to block, and he’s equally adept at shooting if off of a pass as he is after creating the look himself.

Full article: http://www.hashtagbasketball.com/new-orleans-pelicans/content/offensive-evolution-anthony-davis

Thanks to anyone who reads/gives feedback

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