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| Year | Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Brisbane | 96 | Fremantle | 89 |
| 2021 | Melbourne | 140 | Western Bulldogs | 66 |
| 2019 | Richmond | 114 | Greater Western Sydney | 25 |
| 2012 | Sydney | 91 | Hawthorn | 81 |
| 2011 | Geelong | 119 | Collingwood | 81 |
Source: AFL Tables. AFL Tables scoring progression records prior to 2002 are patchy.
First chart is self explanatory - 183 players polled at least 1 vote this season, down on 188 players polling a vote last season, and compared to the record 227 players who managed to get a vote in 2002. Note this chart makes no all
| Player | Votes |
|---|---|
| Jai Newcombe | 21 |
| Connor Macdonald | 11 |
| Jack Gunston | 9 |
| Nick Watson | 9 |
| Jack Ginnivan | 7 |
| Will Day | 6 |
| Josh Battle | 5 |
| Jarman Impey | 5 |
| Blake Hardwick | 3 |
| Josh Ward | 3 |
| James Sicily* | 3 |
| Dylan Moore* | 2 |
| Tom Barrass | 1 |
| Mitch Lewis | 1 |
Useless trivia: Hawks had more players poll votes than any other club
End of the Liberty tree obviously has a free great person.
With obtaining a religion sometimes impossible at Diety, is taking Liberty with the intent of claiming a Great Prophet and a religion underrated against the tradition open meta?
afl.com.auIs using break statements good coding practice?
My background is having been taught to code in a bunch of different languages several decades ago, not done any serious coding since then, and returning to pick up the bike so to speak.
At the time it was absolutely drilled in that the use of break statements was bad practice to the point where it was an instant loss of marks - but I see break statements in plenty of example python code I have looked at.
Have conventions changed since the dark ages, or is there something about Python which makes if different from the other languages I learned?
Ignore any photo shopping errors you spot...
I had a very pure North America start. For some reason, Purple, Blue and Red are full stacking in South America. Purple going to South America made a bit of sense, but Red and Blue stacking there made zero sense at all. Pink is a bot.
Options I see:
* Continue to block in Central America, working with the Pink bot blocking North Africa, and set the game up for the card blocking of 3 players
* Control North America, but let Purple swap cards with me in Central America
* Just play a normal North America game and wait and see
