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I was proceeding from a false assumption. I knew our biggest need was forward depth, and I thought it would make the most sense for a team to draft players into an area where they had the most pressing needs. From the perspective I had, drafting a defenseman where we have depth instead of a forward where we have need was crazy.

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After listening to Holland though, it's clear he doesn't see it that way. For him, I get the impression that the draft is something that you do to make your job easier 2-3 seasons from now, not to help you out immediately. The way that he talked about these guys, it's like he views the draft as acquiring a players "rights", but that they're still not re

Well. So much for that research. Good luck to our handsome new prospect, Philip Broberg.

A little background, when I was in my late teens and early 20's I used to love mainstream porn. Then I started watching amateur stuff that real couples were doing with each other and I really haven't looked back.

Last night I watched some mainstream porn again and I noticed a couple of things that were common across all of the movies but just seemed really unnatural. The sex always seemed really really dry, almost as though they kept stopping the sex to wipe off the guy's penis. I can't see how that is in any way desirable, they're probably trying to make the sex look "clean" but it just looked unnecessarily uncomfortable. The second thing was that nobody seemed like they were trying to cli

Frankly, I have looked at the common "top" lists of books. Most of them didn't resonate with me. I may be a simple person for saying this, but an example would be The Great Gatsby. For me, this is the "Citizen Kane" of the novel. The symbolism is very on the nose, and I find the author is far too impressed with their own cleverness. If this resonates with you, by all means, read on, and perhaps enjoy these books. If not, this list likely isn't for you. Enjoyment from, and value of books is subjective.

There are some novels which have stuck with me through the years that are only showing up on the most ecclectic of lists and are snubbed on the top searches. I personally greatly enjoyed thes

I haven't been able to find this information anywhere and I wish blizzard wasn't so secretive about what goes on under the hood. Back when I used to play CS, I could easily find such information.

So my question is, does anyone know the relationship between the ping of the player who is on Sombra and how long hack takes to cast/register?

Blizzard could've built it in one of four ways imo: (1) The hack is performed client-side and the information is sent to the server about whether or not the hack "finished" on the target. (2) The hack is performed server-side, meaning the client sends info to the server it intends to use the ability "hack" on X target. The server then starts the "hack" tim

Hello all, I just caught up with the show this week. As a new critter as of almost 2 months ago, I started with campaign 2 and watched the entirety of each episode up to and including episode 60 (my first live episode on twitch).

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I had the idea to make this guide once I was finished as I was passing on information to the rest of my family about what episodes could be skipped. Last night they watched episode 60 with me live and knew all the relevant backstory leading up to it.

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So, without further ado, here is my guide.

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Episodes 1-4 Watch. Intro to the characters and their first mini story as a team. Episodes 2 and 4 could be skipped if you don't

Just saying.....

Jesus christ Danny give your balls a tug! Stop being such a luh-hoo-suh-hurr....

Mostly because Liam would do such a fantastic job with it. We haven't had that yet this campaign I think soley because Liam is so good at making Caleb do hardcore RP on his own. I think that a DM driven RP like we've gotten for characters like Fjord and Yasha; Liam aka Caleb would absolutely shine in and I would be exstatic to see it.

Blizzard seems really stubborn about not adding in small quality of life changes to the game.

My first big issue is; why can't I adjust my own microphone sensitivity? Every voice program has given me this option for as far back as I can easily remember. At least a decade if not more. The mic is way way too sensitive if I want to use voice activation instead of push to talk. I see my mic queue up for insignificant background noise really often. Sometimes it queues up from OTHER people talking through my earphones which are completely enclosed, that's how sensitive it is. So my options are to keep myself muted most of the time or to dedicate a finger to holding down push to talk while I'm

I've never played D&D before. I started with episode 1 of campaign 2. I'm currently on episode 20. I've had this running either in youtube while I'm home or in podcast form while I've been working for the last week.

I'm someone who has played a lot of video games and is a very social person normally. I think what appeals to me so much is a combination of the personalities of the cast but also the unpredictability of the dice rolls. Unlike TV shows where you know what's going to happen, I get genuinely excited when they conquer an encounter! Not to mention the beautiful improv done by the cast has had me at times excited/laughing/on the verge of tears.

Now all I need is to figure out

Chiasson has played exceptionally well in a very small sample size so far. However it's not like his goals have been bouncing in off of a skate, he has been creating his chances with his hustle and hard work.

Under Chiarelli's tenure, it seems our team does better with the NHL veterans we have signed than the prospects. Maroon, Kassian, Chiasson have done better than Reinhart, Puljujarvi, Yamamoto. That could be because of bad drafting, or because of us not having good development after players are drafted, but it is what it is. For whatever reason, players that have been through the ringer before and have been afraid of possibly losing their job in the NHL do better under the McLellan/Chi