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What I'm saying is Man City got knocked out of 2 of the three competitions you listed by Liverpool, bottled a semi-final lead with 2 minutes to go and struggled to keep hold of the Premier League title, it still doesn't make sense how they're team of the year. Real Madrid have come back 3 times from almost certain defeat and won the Champions league, that is the definition of team spirit.

Cricket could definitely work without a crowd because it's already boring and the same thing with Golf.

Honestly, Sterling and Koulibaly have been pretty disappointing for the most part. Todd Boehly has ruined them - he got rid of most of the backroom staff without any ready-made replacements, recruited the players Tuchel wanted, sacked him and hired Graham Potter and now Graham Potter has to be stuck with players who he didn't want and doesn't fit his style of play and can't really get rid of them for the foreseeable future.

Man United have only scored 19 goals and has a zero goal difference. Not a chance - On a more related note, Ronaldo finally dropped his interview where he basically called out the Glazers and says he doesn't respect Ten Hag or Ralf Ragnick. The one thing I got from this interview which I had known for a long time is that Ronaldo's ego is massive.

I did about 10 years ago and that was me officially crossing over to the PC gaming community full time from consoles. It was pretty easy to be honest although if I'm being honest, I used to help out at my friend's big brother store and help to fix computers so I had learned how to build one a good while back. my gaming PC had an I7-2600 with Radeon HD 6950, still struggled to run Crysis though lol.

Ford Escorts were pretty popular rally cars back then so maybe that's why? I don't know for certain but car games tend to do this a lot.

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Based on the games I've played this year, I'd say Shadow Warrior 3 - the games is just mediocre in every single way and does nothing to improve on its predecessors outside of a slight graphical upgrade.

In addition to @Shagger post, I also miss the original THQ which were famous for the original WWE games that were so enjoyable until they were forced to sell the IPs to Take Two Interactive. THQ Nordic is just a hollow shell of the greatness that once was known as THQ.

I'd say it's a mixed bag for me. Yes, games like God Of War Ragnarok are likely to be hits but Street Fighter 6 was a bit disappointing. It's not much different 5 outside of the graphics. Honestly, I was expecting more. Ghost Watchers is a fun Co-op game but it's not really different from Phasmophobia and others like it. Madison is scary as hell - it's always the bloody statues I tells ya!

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I'd give the Megaman 3 theme a 7/10 for being an iconic game as well as a well-known theme. That said, One of my favorites is the original Metal Gear Solid alert theme song for the PS1. A very iconic one for a lot of fans of the series - this is the game that got me into MG in the first place.

Metal Gear Survive was a disaster class from Konami that to this day, the whole community treats like the "black sheep" of the franchise and rightfully so. I hope Konami doesn't try to make anymore Metal Gear games and sell the IP to a more worthy studio.

As we said in a related post, Gotham Knights was going to be trash and here we are again. How do you even have a Gotham game without Batman? Who's the idiot that thought it was a genius idea? I understand exploring other characters but not have him in the game even as a DLC character is criminal injustice. Secondly, why didn't they use the fighting mechanics of the Arkham series instead of the clunky crap in Gotham Knights. On another note, I'm not even sure what they could come out with - A Joker game maybe where you go up against Batman?

What do you mean? It's full of magic!

Bro, I think you might've posted the same question twice.

People who choose to date criminals and then complain when they get caught in the crossfire - whether their partner die, police charge them for being accomplices, or they get hurt/killed by enemies of their partner and have to constantly live in fear. Those kinds of lifestyles come with consequences.

I've worked in a call center before my stint with the government and it almost reminds me of the description of a modern slave plantation. I remember a girl literally working herself to death...

1) I occasionally do it and it's usually in real life. I don't really flirt with people online unless I know them personally in real life. 2) Yes - I have natural charisma and it tends to be both a blessing and a curse. 3) Nope - if you're in a committed relationship where the premise is to be exclusive, you shouldn't be flirting with anyone else but your partner.

I've played Lego Batman and Lego Star Wars before - both games I did enjoy to some degree. However, I just don't play these games often enough because there are better experiences out there. It's just not my kettle of fish...

It depends on the gaming universe for me. In unrealistic/fantasy ones like DMC/Skyrim/Witcher, it's perfectly acceptable. In games like GTA/RDR where it's more on the realistic side, it'll feel completely out of place.

Type-two: Raft maybe - it's not fun in the beginning but when you build up your raft and the possibilities are endless. Type-three: Sims: It's basically a simulation of your real life and what you should be doing with it and it's not really fun in the slightest.

I heard that last year's event was pretty entertaining so I'm definitely going to tune in and have a look.

Trick Or Treat! During Halloween, I'll dress up in a costume that looks like Shaq's feet! What you don't think they look that scary huh? Well, take a look at this! *faints in horror*

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