I'd say I hope Austin Watson beats the
out of him, but really, I'd rather they just keep playing exactly the same. The best retaliation is a win. I also hope Laviolette doesn't change the lineup at all. Nashville had McLeod, Parenteau and a couple other guys who had been playing down the stretch as scratches...but after two games like that, you don't touch a damn thing.
ed up, haha.
Yuck, Soccer sucks
I just love it cause you can almost see on Forsberg's face that he's thinking "Wait for it...wait for it....annnnnnd....EAT SHIT, Seabrook!" :lol:
Yes. I honeslty want to see us take somebody from level 1 to level 100, lol. I really think it can be done. We basically just need to offset when we go infamous. Have 2-3 people hang out at level 100 while the other is low level. Then, rinse and repeat. Would be freaking hilarious. :lol:
Oh geez. I just looked at the video when I read this. At first I thought he was out cold. Definitely good to see him moving around though. I see their twitter says he is in stable condition. It seemed as though he was moving his legs slightly which is a good sign at least. Based on how he hit with his left leg, and the way it was moving... I'm guessing a torn ACL and MCL for sure.
There's speculation of a broken femur too with the way the trainers were trying to stabilize him. Of course, it could be multiple things. He went in so hard and fell so awkward, and then just got crunched. He's a guy who relies on his speed for his playmaking too. So, if he's not good as new after recovery and it affects his skating in any way, it might ruin his potential. Really shitty thing to happen because he's only 20 years old too.
Yeah, I'm actually more optimistic with it being a bone break than a ligament tear. You never know how somebody's going to bounce back from that and how much it will affect their mobility. At least with a break, they can set it, let it heal, and hopefully he'll be good as new. On the plus side, Fiala is only 20...so hopefully he's got that youthful bounce back in his favor as well.
As someone who has torn an ACL I can tell you the recovery is a pain in the ass. I tore mine in the spring of 2005. I didn't find out I tore mine until mid-July though because I was stubborn and originally thought I had just twisted it really bad.Yeah, I'm actually more optimistic with it being a bone break than a ligament tear. You never know how somebody's going to bounce back from that and how much it will affect their mobility. At least with a break, they can set it, let it heal, and hopefully he'll be good as new. On the plus side, Fiala is only 20...so hopefully he's got that youthful bounce back in his favor as well.
MVP joined while we were in progress and didn't have all the XP perks that we did, so he finished with "only" 13,000,000 (lol, hilarious just saying that). But he went from a level 8 to 81. It is a glorious, glorious glitch.
Yeah, that sounds about normal. It's weird that you can begin walking that soon after snapping your damn thigh bone. But definitely much better than ripping apart his knee. Hoping for the best for him. He was an 11th overall pick and is a really talented kid.
ing idiot. Nothing like stupid mistakes when you're winning a game.ed at some point. In this game, you know from the outset that no one is friendly.I rarely ever watch any streams or anything, but I was reading about this on Polygon when it first came out, and decided to watch a stream. I'm hoping that this gets released to console. It looks like so much fun. The game looks really good too. How many people is it again in a match?So I bought Battlegounds over the weekend. This could be a fun game to get on consoles if we squad up. I like it compared to Rust, Ark, whatever that Zombie game I got hacked on was called, etc, because its 100% PVP. I think us as a group like to be "friendly" in those games, but it usually ends up with us getting
Being one of the last alive is stressful. I actually didn't even play this one passively at the beginning, just got unlucky with where I bailed out of the plane, and was chasing the circle the whole game
https://youtu.be/RfS9-id6iqw
Seeing this made me instantly think of The Culling. So, I decided to check on how that game was doing, and holy shit...apparently, the developersSo I bought Battlegounds over the weekend. This could be a fun game to get on consoles if we squad up. I like it compared to Rust, Ark, whatever that Zombie game I got hacked on was called, etc, because its 100% PVP. I think us as a group like to be "friendly" in those games, but it usually ends up with us getting
Being one of the last alive is stressful. I actually didn't even play this one passively at the beginning, just got unlucky with where I bailed out of the plane, and was chasing the circle the whole game
ed it up royally. They pulled like a Rust or something because even the diehard fans hate the game now. That is impressive, lol.Its up to 100. For some reason it seems like 30 people always manage to die off within the first two or three minutes of the game, I have no idea why. It definitely is an adrenaline coaster playing it. I never got the tense feeling from watching streams of it.
Huh, I haven't followed up on that game lately, that's surprising to hear.Seeing this made me instantly think of The Culling. So, I decided to check on how that game was doing, and holy shit...apparently, the developers
One of the streams I watched was pretty intense. The guy was way outside of the zone and was trying to dart across the map to get there. He found a sand rail type vehicle and was cruising and there were just bullets coming at him from every direction.
It'll be interesting to see how they handle the interface- the inventory system as-is would be detrimental for a controller- there definitley would need to be some shortcuts to speed up the process of going through your items. Its also interesting to see that they'll give customization options to streamers/youtubers. In a way, it sucks for regular joes, but I know that "the kids" nowadays are really into watching content creators, so in a way, it helps them interact with their audience.
I guess I've been lucky, haha. I've never been killed while full speed in a vehicle yet, everyone always misses. Granted I stay away from the bridge chokepoints too, so that it's not an easy shot.
But any ref at a point where he's officiating based on prior games and not what's actually happening in the current game right in front of his eyes is a shitty ref. Did Subban actually NEED to go to the locker room for medical treatment? I don't know...and neither does the ref. But was the hit put on by Edmundson a penalty? Yes, it was. So, to me, that makes everything that follows it irrelevant. It makes no sense that the guy getting hit receives the same punishment as the guy who went out of his way to break the rules on a play that could have ended up injuring his opponent.
any opinion he has. :lol:
Do you not think Edmundson went high with that hit though? Sure looked like he was targeting the head to me. And like I said, he had literally just gotten out of the box, so you know he's pissed. Honestly, I've been surprised at how goon'ish St. Louis has gotten in this series. That "make up call" you were talking about...yeah, that was in reference to a near bench clearing brawl breaking out. McLeod and Edmundson were pushing and shoving, then Ryan Reaves comes flying in out of nowhere, and grabs McLeod around the neck from behind...while he's engaged with Edmundson.
