MVB3

Tomorrow we start again with a new man at the helm. I doubt there are many that are feeling extremely confident in Pioli and believes he's the right coach for this Milan long term. I expect a lot of fans are already warming up their fingers for some furious keyboard mashing, memorizing their sheet of predictable insults towards owners, management, coach and players.

It's very easy to be pessimistic, to go into tomorrow's game with our minds made up that player X, Y and Z (or the whole alphabet if you wish) are absolutely awful and can't do anything useful. That Pioli will not get us anywhere but mediocrity. That the entire ownership and management is rotten to the core and can't make a righ

I was unsure if I wanted to make a post like this at all with the amount of vitriol that is consuming this subreddit these days. It's hard to find the desire to make posts in search of constructive discussion when so many week after week fill the subreddit with insults or ridicule towards anyone not sharing their opinions, not to mention towards the coach and the team over every tiny mistake or decision they don't agree with. Being critical is good and all, but it's harder and harder to find attempts at discussion in the critique and not just spouting of shit talking and mockery. Still, I'll give it a go, since I do believe there's positives to take from the bitter defeat yesterday.

Obvious

Inter: Handanovic; Vrsaljko, De Vrij, Skriniar, Asamoah; Vecino, Brozovic; Politano, Nainggolan, Perisic; Icardi

Inter bench: Padelli, Berni, Miranda, Ranocchia, D’Ambrosio, Dalbert, Gagliardini, Borja Valero, Joao Mario, Candreva, Keita Balde, Lautaro Martinez

Milan: G Donnarumma; Calabria, Musacchio, Romagnoli, Rodriguez; Kessie, Biglia, Bonaventura; Suso, Higuain, Calhanoglu

Milan bench: Reina, A Donnarumma, Caldara, Zapata, Abate, Laxalt, Bakayoko, Bertolacci, Mauri, Borini, Castillejo, Cutrone

As an international viewer of the show since the start, I had no choice but to watch it through unofficial channels to get the week-by-week episodes. Now that (I assume) the future seasons will be released internationally on Prime I will happily subscribe to Prime because of it, I can finally support my favorite current TV show.

So I assume Amazon wants to gauge what kind of new subscription numbers the show will bring to them, since the show is fairly expensive to produce, and I'd love it if I was part of that statistic to ensure as many seasons as possible. Would they look at boost in subscriptions now after the announcement as a link to the show? Would they focus on subscriptions right a

Milan: G Donnarumma; Abate, Bonucci, Romagnoli, Borini; Kessie, Biglia, Locatelli; Suso, Kalinic, Bonaventura

Milan bench: Guarnone, A Donnarumma, Calabria, Bellanova, Musacchio, Zapata, Calhanoglu, Mauri, Montolivo, Cutrone, André Silva

Lazio: Strakosha; Caceres, Luiz Felipe, Radu; Basta, Parolo, Leiva, Milinkovic-Savic, Lukaku; Felipe Anderson; Immobile

Lazio bench: Guerrieri, Vargic, Patric, Wallace, Bastos, Marusic, Murgia, Jordao, Lulic, Luis Alberto, Nani, Pedro Neto, Caicedo

Let me just quickly note that I really love this game, have 100+ hours in it and have almost everything unlocked already. However I've watched quite a few streams/let's plays that start from scratch with the new progression system (which is better than the old system), and think there's still a lot of improvement that could make the game significantly better.

I realize there's a trend in gaming in recent years that almost every game has a progression system no matter if it doesn't make much sense to the game. That is even more true to the roguelite style games, who try to use it to add hundreds of extra hours replaying the game through such a system in addition to the tried and true randomi

I see many people talking about a mass boycott of buying packs to try to get Blizzard to take serious note of complaints of how expensive this expansion is. In my opinion this is impossible to do effectively with such a large user base (who the vast majority doesn't visit r/Hearthstone), and especially right after most people already spent money on Ungoro and likely would not spend more for some time regardless. Voting with your wallet is usually effective, but I don't think Blizzard's sales graphs would even have a small dent in the natural curve of sales after a new expansion is launched.

What could be a more effective approach?

In my opinion what has a bigger chance of yielding resu