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Like Vin said, don't like Old Snake get you down. He's still as awesome as ever. And slightly more relate-able in a way, because he doesn't seem invincible anymore. Metro is unlike any other game I've ever played. It's a mix of sci-fi horror and FPS. Basically, you're put in post-apocalyptic Russia, where everyone lives underground to avoid the radiation, which has spawned all manner of weird and freaky shit on the surface. Don't want to ruin the story, because it's brilliant, but the gameplay focuses a lot around the scarcity and supreme value of resources. You have limited light sources, gas masks, ammunition etc...and if you run out while you're in an unfriendly area you're basically fucked. Very challenging, but very rewarding game. Dishonored is interesting, because like tMHG was saying you can choose to play it the way you want. There's a gameplay element called "Chaos" and if you run around killing everyone it raises the Chaos level and the city slowly becomes more corrupt, more people attack you on sight, character arcs change for the worse etc. If you don't kill anyone, the Chaos level decreases and you get the "best" ending. There are multiple endings determined by how you play each level progressively.

Definitely agree with Last Of Us. That game is amazing. Just going off the games you like..have you played MGS4 or Bioshock Infinite? Both are must haves IMO. Dishonored is another good one. I'm also a sucker for the Batman: Arkham series. If you like the comics, you'll love the games. Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light have incredibly intense post-apocalyptic stories. Spec Ops: The Line is another good one. Gameplay is nothing too special, but the narrative really hits hard.

Nice work brah. That design is dope

Pretty interesting charts. You can really see when o-lines started to get beefier in the 90s, while heights haven't really changed outside of WRs and RBs.

I'd have to go with Brady. He was throwing to nobody this season and still put up solid numbers. And we all saw what he can do when he's given a real #1 option back when he had Moss.

this is gold 125k views on YouTube as well...nice work son

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Interesting article written by Rashard himself, on why he decided to leave the NFL for good.

It's deleted off his actual feed now...

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Well he did score more points than any other player on their offense, so a solid franchise really

Actually you couldn't be any further from the truth with that statement. I'd say outside of quarterback position that pass rushers would be the next thing on the list. Mercilus and Reed have been pretty meh from a position that is supposed to be catered towards OLBs in Wade's defense. When the five-techs are your best pass rushers, that's a problem. Maybe Mercilus and Reed can turn over a new leaf in Romeo's defense, but even the depth at OLB is ridiculously thin. Until then 7 sacks for Merci and 3 for Reed is unacceptable when Watt is consistently being double and sometimes triple teamed. Yeah totally agree with what your saying. Wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Texans to take Clowney at #1, but definitely not Mack. But the problem is that picking at the #1 spot is always such a tough decision. Do you try and fill arguably your biggest hole at QB, or do you just pick the best guy on the board right now?

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Creepily, he even looks a bit like Bangy...

Undertaker and Kane...fucking awesome

Loved Warren Sapp's reaction while watching Clowney's 40 dash: You know you've done a good job when even Sapp looks scared of you...