FallenFrog

I know my flair doesn't really show it, but I don't really get the hate.

I think Mei is very fun to watch in OWL. I think Pro players utilize the walls well, and that's what separates a good Mei player from a great one. The freeze doesn't feel fun in game but I don't really feel it watching others play.

It is probably the most interesting use of Orisa possible. Not stagnant at all like in Bunker comps. Not endless shields like what we see with Sigma.

Off tank rotates. Really nice refresher to see the off tank role move off of the Dva lock. Roadhog is super fun to spectate, even if I feel a little iffy on the halt-hook combos.

I don't particularly care for Reaper, but he doesn't seem to

I've never been very good at competitive Pokemon, but I joined a draft tournament and I just want someone else to take a look at the team I've made and if there are any obvious improvements I can make.

I've drafted

Hoopa Unbound

Ferrothorn

Kyurem

Blissey

Raichu-Alola

Steelix

Mega Charizard X

Siucune

Silvally

Serperior

Dhelmise

and have come up with this roster:

Guantanamo (Ferrothorn) @ Leftovers
Ability: Iron Barbs
Shiny: Yes
EVs: 252 HP / 24 Def / 232 SpD
Serious Nature
IVs: 0 Spe

• Stealth Rock
• Knock Off
• Gyro Ball
• Leech Seed

Bruh Charizard (Charizard-Mega-X) @ Charizardite X
Ability: Tough Claws
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature

It sounds a little stupid, but it has helped my studying immensely compared to my peers. It creates a mental timeline that can be used to create context for many of the events that occur throughout American history. It's far easier than memorizing dates for everything, as you can attach Presidents to certain events. For example, You might remember the Compromise of 1850 was signed by Fillmore. What preceded the Compromise of 1850 (Fillmore)? The Mexican-American war (Polk). What followed the Compromise of 1850? Kansas-Nebraska Act (Pierce), Southern Succession (Buchanan). It might seem pretty useless with these examples, but it is very easy to do and helps more often than one might think. I

I've been contemplating between the Barron's SAT Prep book and the Princeton Review one. Which one have you found the most success with? I'm just running out of practice tests on Khan Academy/College Board.

Is there hotseat multiplayer on the mobile version of civ?

Edit: No, fuck. I really just wanted a response. I'm was wondering if there was hotseat because that would mean that the Switch version would likely have hotseat which would be an instabuy for me. I didn't realize that this would happen and I forgot about this post until I saw it on my homepage (my notifications are not working on mobile [Sync Pro] app and haven't been at my desktop all day). This was not meant to be bait sorry guys.

This is mostly speculation, and only meant for people who don't want to buy the Online service or at least until Ultimate releases to get more time for your dollar.

All of Nintendo's recent multiplayer-oriented games have had an online demo in the form of a "Test ____" (Splatoon 2, Mario Tennis Aces, ARMS), so even though this sub may want to have another 3DS style demo, this likely won't be the case. If they do a weekend demo, only playable online, you are probably going to need their paid Online service. If you haven't signed up for the free trial, hold off on that until we get some news regarding a demo if any. If you've already paid for it, you're good to go.