AccelerationGate

u/AccelerationGate


r/leagueoflegends•

Just a few things I enjoyed about Worlds this year. What else did you guys enjoy?

1- Play-Ins buff. 3 out of 4 teams that advanced from the Play-Ins stage made it out of Group Stage to Quarterfinals (EDG, G2 and C9). They got to experience the stage and the crowd earlier and were able to settle in before the seeded teams. Unfortunately for some of them, they also burned out earlier and did not perform as highly in their later matches. Still, C9 and G2 advanced all the way to Semi-Finals, giving hope to future Play-Ins teams looking to win it all. Anything is possible (especially if Worlds was shortened further to minimise burnout).

2- Shern getting fired. Hope it's a wake up call

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r/NoFap•

WARNING: I didn't want to make this a long rant but uhh, well, yeah... you have been warned xd

I've been here for a while, and I've been doing this for far too long. Every day on my counter is a day that I've failed. I'm sick of it... and now my left nut is hurting at random times- when I'm climbing stairs, when I'm shifting my position in my seat- it just happens at random. It's not a joke. This has to be it. My body is telling me that it's either I end it now, or I'm done.

I don't want to make this a long rant, but there have been a few times I wanted to make a post here, so I'll recount a couple of events that happened recently, and leave it at that. Sorry if I'm not exactly eloquent.

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r/KaynMains•

Hear me out. I'm not flaming.

IMO Kayn is a difficult champion to pull off. Usually, such champions have sub-50% winrates and only those who've mastered them can pull off what's required to maintain a higher than 50% winrate. Now, here's why Kayn is an anomaly. According to champion.gg, despite being the 2nd most popular Jungler with a 12.06% play rate, Kayn has a very respectable 50.92% winrate. You'd think that with all the people playing him, there would be a lot of low ranked players sucking at him and inting, bringing the average down. Yet that's not the case. This suggests that either Kayn is too easy to pull off, or he's too strong

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r/Lenovo•

My 8260 WiFi card is failing, and I'd like to replace it. Will the Intel 9260 work as long as I install the required drivers? Are there any compatibility issues?

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r/NBASpurs•

Yeah.

I'm so happy that the shitstorm with Bryan Colangelo and the Sixers is something we will never have to deal with. We have one of the best front offices in the league and we should be appreciative of that. This is why I'm proud to be a Spurs fan.

^(That being said, fuck the Pau contract, though)

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r/nba•

www.google.com.au/amp/s/www.sportingnews.com/au/amp/nba/news/nba-playoffs-2018-klay-thompson-andre-iguodala-ruled/xzr96h1svksm10xzuksi94x6h

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RIP Warriors if they don't play. This series has shown how crucial Iggy is against the Rockets. Chris Paul and James Harden were combined 1/41 when guarded by Iguodala through the first 3 Games. Without Klay I doubt they will have enough scoring to keep up with the No. 1 offense in the NBA.

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