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I was thinking about the rookie class this year, and what the maximum upside could be for the top end talents in a redraft league.

Which got me going down memory lane. I wasn’t playing fantasy hockey yet at that time, but wondering if anyone remembers what it was like in the fantasy community or in your league when Matthews started off with such a big game.

Bonus points if you can remember about what round he was drafted in that year in your league.

Looking to add a few creations to my game right before I go through the unity. While I understand that most mods will work when installed right before making the jump through, I’m curious about the mod [Singularity - A Skill Overhaul](https://creations.bethesda.net/en/starfield/details/6c7454af-f8ba-4619-b5cb-ec4d4c839814/Singularity\_\_\_A\_Skill\_Overhaul).

My current character is leveled in the 150s, so while I understand that the mod author advised that technically it can be installed mid playthrough, I’m curious if anyone has any experiences doing this, and if there are any bugs or glitches from doing so when your character previously had impacted skills already ranked up.

TL;DR: Can you use the experience buffs from the gameplay options to boost mission rewards and crafting experience rewards and then turn it off when you’re done?

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This is my first time returning to the game since playing through it all at launch. From my memory, the gameplay options area of the settings is new to me. The individual line items all make perfect sense for what they do and how they impact gameplay, however I was wondering about the limits of the experience buffs that certain settings provide.

Can the gameplay options be used to give yourself short term experience buffs during certain interactions, such experience farming activities or turning in missions? O

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Player of the Week for this season:

I am playing as the king of Bohemia (tall) and lost the dynasty head to my daughter upon winning the holy war for England in which she was the beneficiary. According to the wiki:

"The most powerful House Head of a Dynasty, as determined by military strength, will be the Dynasty Head. If another House Head becomes 10% stronger than the current Dynasty Head it will take its place."

However, my daughter has a total military strength of 12,993 (5153 levies, 5191 mercs), compared to my total military strength of 17,135 (9992 levies, 0 mercs). I have a military strength that is ~30% larger than my dynasty head, yet I am still not the dynasty head.

Is this a bug, or is the wiki incorrect with

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Stray is currently on sale on steam for 40% off (regular price 39.99CAD, sale price 23.99CAD). I have heard many good things about the game and it looks visually stunning.

However, my concern is not with the quality of the game, but the value. Generally when I am considering buying a game, one of the main metrics I look at is reviewers’ playtime.

What concerns me is that the majority of reviewers for Stray play the game for under 10 hours.

Personally, I would have a hard time justifying buying the game at even the sale price, if I will only get 5-10 hours of gameplay out of it.

So my question to those who have played it, is the game and story great enough that it is still a worthwhil

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