First off. Unranked game, not the end of the world. But rules are rules and when I get pissed off, I'll go out of my way to get the proof and report someone.
The rules for this scrim was Fighting off spawn over 75 and then, "No fighting until 3rd zone CLOSES"
In the clip provided at the bottom shows I get killed with 10 seconds left on the clock to where the 3rd zone would START closing in. Which means it would then take another 1 minute and 20 seconds for it to FULLY CLOSE.
At this moment I had 3 people shooting at me. So I reported all of them.
The staff member said "The proof doesn't provide sufficient information to hold the user accountable." He also said "I know it's 3rd zone, but there are only 10 seconds left"
Yeah it was 10 seconds left until the zone starts to close, which means there still is another 1 minute and 20 seconds of the zone closing in.
I had plenty of time to leave my box and farm up some extra brick.
Whats the point of the system if no one is held accountable. There can't be a grey area. It's either rules or not. 1st offense is a lite sentence, 2nd is more, 3rd etc...
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I had another clip, but it was only paused at certain areas to capture names. If you watch the whole clip, ignoring all the pauses, you can see the map open to where the zone isn't closing.
Right when I die you can hear the clock tick indicating it's about to close. Also when the spectate switches over to the guy who killed me, you then see the clock at 1:19 showing the circle is now closing.
This is some mid-90s level market saturation!
Oh, and then we have the something like 600? episode library and 13 movies.
It’s a good time to be alive if your a Trekkie.
I saw [[Fade Away]] on a decklist linked in the thread about Pauper Stax. Is there a reason that blue based control decks don't play it as a sweeper against go wide decks? It seems like it could be a blowout vs Boros or Elves unless the Elves deck left up a [[Priest of Titania]] to counter the mana tax.
Not only is this the single greatest farewell album (and it certainly feels like it all over the place) but it isn't from some half dead, musician in a stupor trying to get something out the door.
This is Chris at his absolute peak as a song writer and performer. Every single song is fantastic, deep and layered both instrumentally, lyrically and thematically.
It really breaks my heart to think about the direction his solo albums could have taken after this. He seemed to have really just discovered his identity as a solo artist. His first one, Euphoria Mourning was a masterpiece don't get me wrong but the presence of Eleven really shines through (in a good day).
Whereas here you have something that just feels like it is a piece of his own heart he just cut out and formed into an album. Every chord, every word and lyric and phrasing just screams Chris. Not to mention my favorite lyrics of his career.
Soundgarden and Euphoria Mourning seem like something written by someone in pain who isn't ready to give up yet. Higher Truth sounds like someone who knows there isn't much time left. I don't know if it felt that way before he died since I didn't listen to it until after, but so many lyrics in this album seem like someone saying that it's their time to go but for everyone else to take his loss as a way to truly understand nothing is forever and that you really need to appreciate everything you have.
I feel so much love and empathy and sweetness from him in this album. I don't think I can think of anyone that measured up with pure emotion.
Thoughts?
In 1919, De Forest patented the first optical sound-on-film technology for motion picture and commercial application. In 1926 Don Juan was released with a synchronised sound track and it became a huge success. The release of The Jazz Singer in 1927 included small fragments of live speeches and most of the movie still had intertitles. Many top executives criticised sound and tried to insist that silent film was the way to go. Why was that so? Why did it take so many years for talkies to catch on?
I was in another thread and there was a mention of Nebraska-OU rivalry in the 90's. For some of us who weren't old enough then, this is kind of a news hearing it now. What other ones have faded away?
I'm starting to get worried about this. I've been paying attention to how the veins in my eye have evolved for the last year and I'm concerned. The way they appear in my eye is not normal, because it's always the same veins in the same spots and shape, and never change for good, only for worse.
Furthermore, the new ones that surged make that spot of the eye his new home and become permanent. I was told that these veins should go away within a week, but what I'm observing is that my eyes are getting charged with more and more veins everyday and none of them are going off. Possible causes? Solutions? More interested in solutions...
Had my eyes checked 2 months ago, pressure was normal and the doctor said I was healthy.
I am curious
The gun is supposed to do 400% damage on crit. Fl4k Fade Away makes every shot an automatic crit. But it seems that when in fade away, only natural crits (headshots) seem to activate the 400% damage bonus effect.
Am I crazy here or is this a bugged interaction?
Need to know what other peoples think about it, do you think that FFXV will start dying after episode Ardyn and the cancelation of the other DLC? Or will we have other content?
If your screen looks like this after sorting items: https://i.imgur.com/ZWGg8xm.jpg
To clear your screen, all you need to do is open your inventory, and move one item to another slot - then hit Sort on your inventory and your screen should clear - Took me a while to figure out.
This would only really have to be accounted for in buildings but it could add a little more strategy to both deference and offence when fighting in vertical areas. It only makes sense as gases naturally rise, but obviously this should be toned down compared to the real world quite a bit. I just thought it might be an interesting feature. What do you guys think?
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