
cracking_nuts
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I just watched Atonement for the first time and they were able to sneak in advertising on the double-deckers (pre-World War II). Are there any other instances from period pieces with product placement you recall? Especially pre-World War II, since it gets significantly easier afterwards, but I would be really curious, if there is an example of a movie set in 19th century with product placement.
Single player FPS, in the likes of CoD (the first one, back in the day), VietCong, Call to Juarez, F.E.A.R. (iirc). It doesnt have to be FPS at all cost, I also enjoyed stuff like Saints Row series. I just want to go and shoot stuff/enemies while going from A to B (and the game having an end point). Without having to resort to CS:GO all the time. I also liked Mount&Blade (battles, not as much the rest).
Examples of what it shouldnt be: Mass Effect, I played half an hour just now and there is little action to the amount of cut scenes and bs around for my taste.
Further requirements: PC, preferably obtainable through Steam, budget (dont really want to throw much more than 10 euros per ga
I am arguably a big noob (rank 5-10) in need of help to understand, what kind of counter play is that card/deck suppossed to have? With Innervate, Wild Growth, Jade Blossom the ramp is way too insane and fast decks can really bring the punishment over Crypt Lord and mainly Spreading Plague. Even if you get through that and get him almost topdecking, he just plays UI, Primordial Drake to clean, Earthen Scales if he is low and few more Jades to brake your spirit (if you have any at that point, lol).
My grip with it is that I dont see it beating with aggros, because through the insane ramp you are not fast enough. Midrange/control? The Jade machine seems too much and Skulking Geist might not b
And what were they like?
I played CSGO again after 6 months (give or take). Just why? Sounded like a joke, not a gun.
As non-basketball European person, these guys recently appeared near front-page a couple of times. Do they have some shared history or assumed reason to strongly dislike each other, or was it just a case of a player being put to guard an opposition superstar with a bunch of harder confrontations due to the competition? (although I guess that should have been focused on the Curry fella, even I know that)