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It would be pretty hard for us to take it worse than OM is right now. He’d have to leave for Bama and win a natty or two there for it to even approach the levels of pettiness we’re seeing out of that bunch right now.
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re: A Westeros-set open world game or MMO would be cool
Posted by Decisions on 12/18/25 at 9:30 pm to RemouladeSawce
All fair points. I can’t say I disagree. I think there’s still a little demand for open-world if done right (BotW was very well received not that long ago), but it can’t be procedurally generated slop.
If you were the Michelin Inspector for a day what are your NOLA restaurant ratings
Posted by Decisions on 12/18/25 at 1:05 pm
I think a lot of us had some disagreements with the official ratings a while back. What would you have rated differently?
A refresher on the system:
3 Stars: Worth making a special trip for
2 Stars: Worth making a detour for
1 Star: Worth stopping for
Bib Gourmand/Rising Stars: Those with good value/potential
A refresher on the system:
3 Stars: Worth making a special trip for
2 Stars: Worth making a detour for
1 Star: Worth stopping for
Bib Gourmand/Rising Stars: Those with good value/potential
re: Adam Silver Decision On Expansion Coming
Posted by Decisions on 12/18/25 at 9:59 am to Giantkiller
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I love the Pelicans but I don't see how or why the league would expand and end up with teams in cities like New Orleans or Memphis that are just doormats with owners who don't look like they give a flying frick about anything.
The league needs losers to make the stars shine brighter. You’ve got to know your role.
A Westeros-set open world game or MMO would be cool
Posted by Decisions on 12/18/25 at 9:32 am
Faults with the tv series aside, I think this world would be pretty fun to play around in if done right. There’s loads of runway for future expansions and content. The shortage of true magic could make healing a bit of a lift to explain, but I’m willing to suspend disbelief, lol.
re: What will Lane tweet when he lands a commitment?
Posted by Decisions on 12/17/25 at 6:24 pm to GeauxldMember
Eggplant emoji
A few years ago we poached the Mizzou defensive staff, now OM offensive staff
Posted by Decisions on 12/17/25 at 9:48 am
We’re just assassinating programs out here. You love to see it. By the time we’re done Mississippi State might be the best program in their state again. :lol:
re: Worst and best parts of your state
Posted by Decisions on 12/14/25 at 1:06 pm to ClemsonKitten
Louisiana
Best: Food, drinking, events, social scene
Worst: jobs, culcha, politics
Best: Food, drinking, events, social scene
Worst: jobs, culcha, politics
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Remember when Marvin Harrison Jr got the Biletnikoff over Malik Nabors?
That was insult enough. Some of those tools actually thought he deserved the HEISMAN over Daniels. Insanity.
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And honestly I don't understand the Kiffin/Bama "dream job". Why? Because he was an OC for a few years there?
I think if Kiffin ever had a “dream job” it was USC. He spent a lot of his early career around the West Coast and the high-tide of that program under Pete Carroll.
Dream jobs are for kids. Kiffin is fifty now. A man grown. He cares about hard facts and what is needed to build his own legacy. Not basking in the afterglow of a program past its prime.
re: Its getting to this point with CFB talking heads.
Posted by Decisions on 12/7/25 at 11:35 pm to TigersJump
It’s because they view us as merely a wacky side character in college football. Not more worthy of the spotlight than”prestigious” programs like Notre Dame, Alabama, etc. On a state level we’re not viewed as a peer or serious people. We’re just those funny, dumb swamp people who like to party.
If Ole Miss has three natties then we have AT LEAST five. Maybe six.
Haven’t you heard? He’s el gaucho. :lol:
re: How did we miss on Blaine Bradford?
Posted by Decisions on 12/3/25 at 11:45 am to Yeti_Chaser
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quote:kid might've wanted to get out and see a new part of the country Ohio is a hell of a place to pick
Right? If that were the case for me I’d be packing my bags for Miami or LA. Somewhere with sun, sand, and smokin’ hot women.
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Pretty sure thats spelled Shedumbass
I’m rather partial to “Shitter” Sanders.
re: Lindsey Vonn still doing the Olympics ?
Posted by Decisions on 11/27/25 at 4:49 pm to Hangover Haven
Thank god someone still respects the rules around here.
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Wasn't really a flop. Top selling holiday game in 1999, 90% metacrtic (87% user
Sales (especially back in the day) are only a measure of hype and past performance. I don’t trust reviews, lol.
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What was not to love about this game?
I particularly didn’t like all the backtracking for FIVE different characters. Three would have probably been fine. I also felt like some of the worlds underachieved. Decent concepts, but I can’t say I loved any after the sand level.
re: Open world Donkey Kong should be revisited
Posted by Decisions on 11/26/25 at 8:24 pm to imjustafatkid
I haven’t played anything newer than DK64, but I heard great things. They’ve definitely got the platforming in a good place.
I always heard Banjo Kazooie was great, but I’ve never played.
I always heard Banjo Kazooie was great, but I’ve never played.
Open world Donkey Kong should be revisited
Posted by Decisions on 11/26/25 at 1:21 pm
I think DK64 being such a flop has scared anyone from trying again, but it could be done. We’ve got so much more experience with the genre now and much of the world building is already done. The main thing is -for the love of god- keep the kollecting under control.
George R R Martin is a spineless coward
Posted by Decisions on 11/24/25 at 7:19 pm
It’s the only viable answer as to why another book has never been written. He was right to admit that he’s closer to Sam than Tyrion.
re: Why is the industrial sector so overlooked by investors?
Posted by Decisions on 11/4/25 at 2:40 pm to Paul Allen
Because it’s not mysterious (almost magical) like tech and can’t be propped up for years on end with promises of outlandish future growth.
Industry also requires a lot more capital to build the infrastructure than tech (pre-AI) and other IP dependent businesses. It’s just not possible to get those outsized earnings multiples when you’ve got so much overhead.
Industry also requires a lot more capital to build the infrastructure than tech (pre-AI) and other IP dependent businesses. It’s just not possible to get those outsized earnings multiples when you’ve got so much overhead.
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