DatGrag

Prior to this World Cup I’d watched maybe like 20 football games in my life (mostly other world cups.) Since then I’ve watched like a hundred, across all the different leagues around the world. I’m playing fantasy PL. Totally caught the football bug, and naturally, I want to try playing FM26!

The problem is, I don’t know too much about football strategy. I am learning quickly, and I know some basic concepts like all the positions, terms like “half spaces” and “inverted winger” and “tiki taka” and “over/underlap” and “pressing trigger”, the concept of passing “directness”, “low block”, “trivela”, “hold up”, “back 3” etc etc. So I guess I’m not a COMPLETE noob anymore, but I don’t think my

For a while I have been playing as if a dart directly above the T20 bed could block my next dart and switching to T19 in those moments. Whereas a dart directly below the bed doesn’t block anything. Anecdotally that does seem to work just fine for me. I don’t remember getting deflections off darts sitting directly below the bed.

HOWEVER, watching this match play shit it seems they actually switch down exactly the opposite of that, when there dart is below the bed. When there dart is above the bed they continue to throw at T20.

What gives, chat? Teach my noob ass how this shit works

Dm! I am interested in buying

Please fix your game. This is genuinely one of the most perplexing decisions I have seen exist in a video game over the course of my 20 years of gaming

I am more than happy to be goalie 20% of the time, but being forced to start as goalie every single game even while soloqueuing is really sucking the fun out of the game for me. Can we please just randomize who gets it rather than whatever fuck ass way you're doing it right now? I am really disappointed to not see this addressed in the patch notes along with other good stuff like the jump spamming. It makes me feel like they are really not going to fix this massive issue

I've played darts very casually for most of my life, growing up with a board in the basement which we used a decent amount. I always used a set that I assume just came with the board which worked fine.

Now I have plenty of disposable income so I am looking to purchase a nicer set, but obviously I don't need the best of the best since I'm just a casual player chucking them around with my family while drinking.

I am looking to spend I guess no more than $150? I have no idea how much darts cost. I just want a good set that will maybe give me some small advantage over my family since I'm competitive lol.

I figured you guys might have some good recommendations for someone like me? Sorry if th

I didn't start playing until after the first promo event, so I do not have the promo Mankey which damages itself when attacking.

I don't have lots of cards, so nothing new there, and that doesn't bother me because I know I can always obtain any card I'm missing with time and some lucky pulls. But that Mankey card, I'll never be able to get it? It could be in the meta a year from now and I'll still never be able to have that card? I don't even particularly want to play decks that run it right now, but just knowing there is a card out there that I can never have leaves a really bad taste in my mouth.

I don't mind cool unique arts for these promo events being unobtainable in the future, sinc

I will be staying at the Vendue and will only have time to go for one dinner while I'm here. Who's got the best burger in the area? Walking distance would be nice, but also not opposed to hopping in a short uber.

My friend is type 1 diabetic (newly diagnosed) and they have a contraption that takes their blood sugar every 5 minutes. I have it set up so I can access those readings from my phone, and I get notified if it goes below 70mg/dL and "urgently" notified below 55 mg/dL.

They are capable of managing this themselves but there have been a few times when they are asleep (I'm a night owl so I sometimes am awake) and I'm unsure how to react when this happens. I have been tempted to call 911 a few times but obviously I don't want to overreact and cause a scene especially since everything has always turned out fine so far.

I know it's highly dependent on the individual but do y'all have any rule of t