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Izzy looked good his last fight against Imavov until he got caught. Wondering how much he has left in the tank. This would be his 4th loss in a row and hes 36.

It’s really just Hunter S Thompson fans that love it, and it’s a wild true story of the shite he was actually doing while working. I loved it as a teen because I thought any movie about drugs was cool, but I can see now it’s more of a cult classic and not for everybody

Good. He wasn’t worth 2 mill even when he was healthy. That little lane floater was all he had

The Drop
The Revenant
Inception
Locke(I think this is his best performance)
Warrior
Lawless
Mad Max: Fury Road
Legend
The Dark Knight Rises
The Bikeriders

Those are his best in order IMHO

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I’ve seen it mentioned a lot on this board when that season is brought up. Florida was a machine by time the tourney rolled around. Won the sec tournament and blew through the bracket with double digit wins over everybody they faced except Georgetown in the sweet 16

Video games are subjective and it’s fine to have different opinions and people like what they like. But to say “KCD2 wipes the floor with E33 and it isn’t even close” is so fricking pretentious :lol:.

I haven’t played KCD2, and I don’t doubt it’s a great game in its own right. But how many Medievil based rpgs have been made over the years? About 1000. How many dark fantasy French Baroque rpgs? 1. Exp33 was able to rejuvenate the turn based genre for old school JRPGs like myself, while making it interactive and fresh for new age gamers at the same time. A feat that NONE of the big boys have been able to accomplish in the 20 years they’ve been trying.

And they did all this while simultaneously making an INCREDIBLE story, which for me is my biggest selling point. And an equally incredible score. Sure, it’s going to have copycats like souls (I’m not a souls fan either btw, and loathe the “soulslike” title) but I believe in 10-20 years we’ll look back and be able to say that exp33 was the game that brought back the turn based genre from the dead and made games enjoyable again for old school JRPGs players like myself. A lot will be duds, but if we get a handful of good ones that’s fine.

It’s ok to not like the combat, not everybody liked it. But for me, it brought back the strategy element that turn based is predicated on, while also scratching that “satisfying” itch of timing something perfectly when parrying that I didn’t know I even wanted or needed.

It’s a generational game and it proved it at the gaming awards. I get that awards don’t mean everything, I’m pretty pretentious when it comes to films and I don’t think the Oscar’s mean much. But it’s hard to deny this wasn’t a generational game with the impact it had on the gaming world in 2025. Again, it’s fine if you didn’t like it, but saying it’s a bad game and KCD2 “wipes the floor with it” is just an objectively bad take.

He also said “keep your eye on lsu bball, that’s all I’m going to say right now. The silence is deafening”

I want to believe.

Went back and watched the Rogan fight companion, they all acted like it was an obvious decision for Evloev. Only gave Murphy round 1

frick you Gonzaga. Was having my best year ever, whole sweet 16 was still intact and just like that it’s busted. Had them in the final 4.

I had to take a shite and missed the end of round 3 and round 4. Evloev dominated round 5 though