Doubt he'll be a good fit for us. I mean, I love the guy for what he has done, but everything is about Zlatan these days. We finally have a good balance in the squad with multiple key players willing to work for each other. I think Ibra will need about a week to destroy all that. He just needs to go to a team in dire form so he can be their big star.
I would take Suarez next summer though.
I would take Suarez next summer though.
By FootbalIFan Go To PostWould you take him RandyIs there any other way to take him?
By Laboured Go To Post#DareToHammarbyLol, what a step down but doubt he would ever play for another Swedish club that isn't Malmö.
Probably trying to sell his brand or somethin' of similar ilk or he is going there because he wifes wants the Estocolmo life
By Linius Go To PostWell apparently Hammarby's sponsor is that betting agency Zlatan owns 10% of. So you do the math.And apparently, in true Wooden spirit, Hammarby has an e-sports team where his half-brother (with a different surname though) is now part of..
Man productivity drops hard after lunch time. I did some stuff. But I also feel like I've been staring out the window all afternoon.
Best ARPG about to get better imo.
It's got some pretty nice graphical improvements, mainly lighting, animations and rendering quality which are sorely needed. But the most interesting part will be the gameplay changes. The current system, while robust, benefits from specializing into a single ability because you are limited by the socketing system. So say you pick whirlwind, you add the max 5 support gems to it, then the rest of your equipment becomes utility or movement skills because you cannot add as many support gems to those. There is more nuance to it, but it's roughly how it works.
The new version will allow you to add the same max number of support gems to every single skill, and you got 1 slot for every piece of equipment and all of them work with each other, so skills that were previously limited to support or utility can become main damage dealing skills, and you can have more than one at a time. At the very worst, it should help with the flow of the endgame and gets rid of the monotony of single damage skills, but I expect it to open up so many more build possibilities.
We don't have many specifics, but they are also adding a ton of Ascendencies (which are basically endgame specialization passive trees. There are 19 currently, and they are adding 30+ so you do the math) so hopefully they make most of them worthwhile. New shape-shifting abilities, better designed bosses, and other goodies, so it's looking like quite the content landslide, just like they did with 1.0 release.
In essence, they are saying "here's double the content within the same launcher with improved graphics and mechanics", so you can kinda treat it like a gfx remaster and mega expansion rolled into one instead of a traditional, start from scratch sequel.
My personal preference would've been going back to the harder, slower version of the game, but we are 18 expansions into it at this point and it's understandable that they didn't want to compete against that.
I'm excited for the new story content, but most people play it for the endgame and mapping system, which I expect to be roughly the same in terms of story -> leveling -> Atlas endgame progression.
It's got some pretty nice graphical improvements, mainly lighting, animations and rendering quality which are sorely needed. But the most interesting part will be the gameplay changes. The current system, while robust, benefits from specializing into a single ability because you are limited by the socketing system. So say you pick whirlwind, you add the max 5 support gems to it, then the rest of your equipment becomes utility or movement skills because you cannot add as many support gems to those. There is more nuance to it, but it's roughly how it works.
The new version will allow you to add the same max number of support gems to every single skill, and you got 1 slot for every piece of equipment and all of them work with each other, so skills that were previously limited to support or utility can become main damage dealing skills, and you can have more than one at a time. At the very worst, it should help with the flow of the endgame and gets rid of the monotony of single damage skills, but I expect it to open up so many more build possibilities.
We don't have many specifics, but they are also adding a ton of Ascendencies (which are basically endgame specialization passive trees. There are 19 currently, and they are adding 30+ so you do the math) so hopefully they make most of them worthwhile. New shape-shifting abilities, better designed bosses, and other goodies, so it's looking like quite the content landslide, just like they did with 1.0 release.
In essence, they are saying "here's double the content within the same launcher with improved graphics and mechanics", so you can kinda treat it like a gfx remaster and mega expansion rolled into one instead of a traditional, start from scratch sequel.
My personal preference would've been going back to the harder, slower version of the game, but we are 18 expansions into it at this point and it's understandable that they didn't want to compete against that.
I'm excited for the new story content, but most people play it for the endgame and mapping system, which I expect to be roughly the same in terms of story -> leveling -> Atlas endgame progression.
By inky Go To PostBest ARPG about to get better imo.
It's got some pretty nice graphical improvements, mainly lighting, animations and rendering quality which are sorely needed. But the most interesting part will be the gameplay changes. The current system, while robust, benefits from specializing into a single ability because you are limited by the socketing system. So say you pick whirlwind, you add the max 5 support gems to it, then the rest of your equipment becomes utility or movement skills because you cannot add as many support gems to those. There is more nuance to it, but it's roughly how it works.
The new version will allow you to add the same max number of support gems to every single skill, and you got 1 slot for every piece of equipment and all of them work with each other, so skills that were previously limited to support or utility can become main damage dealing skills, and you can have more than one at a time. At the very worst, it should help with the flow of the endgame and gets rid of the monotony of single damage skills, but I expect it to open up so many more build possibilities.
We don't have many specifics, but they are also adding a ton of Ascendencies (which are basically endgame specialization passive trees. There are 19 currently, and they are adding 30+ so you do the math) so hopefully they make most of them worthwhile. New shape-shifting abilities, better designed bosses, and other goodies, so it's looking like quite the content landslide, just like they did with 1.0 release.
In essence, they are saying "here's double the content within the same launcher with improved graphics and mechanics", so you can kinda treat it like a gfx remaster and mega expansion rolled into one instead of a traditional, start from scratch sequel.
My personal preference would've been going back to the harder, slower version of the game, but we are 18 expansions into it at this point and it's understandable that they didn't want to compete against that.
I'm excited for the new story content, but most people play it for the endgame and mapping system, which I expect to be roughly the same in terms of story -> leveling -> Atlas endgame progression.
I saw they were combining it with PoE1, so does that mean all the improvements (including graphical update) get applied to the PoE1 content?
Cus that sounds like a fucking sexy time to jump in.
By Flutter Go To PostPlease tell me you've played Divinity 2 Horse.
No been meaning to tho.
PLEASE
Edit: Well that was directed to the Haaland tweet but Divinity 2 is so good and you should get it during black friday.
Edit: Well that was directed to the Haaland tweet but Divinity 2 is so good and you should get it during black friday.
By Laboured Go To PostExcept for Leipzig.
He will go there anyway.
By Pennywise Go To PostExcept for Leipzig.Assume they have an option to get him for considerably cheaper?
He will go there anyway.
By inky Go To PostBest ARPG about to get better imo.
It's got some pretty nice graphical improvements, mainly lighting, animations and rendering quality which are sorely needed. But the most interesting part will be the gameplay changes. The current system, while robust, benefits from specializing into a single ability because you are limited by the socketing system. So say you pick whirlwind, you add the max 5 support gems to it, then the rest of your equipment becomes utility or movement skills because you cannot add as many support gems to those. There is more nuance to it, but it's roughly how it works.
The new version will allow you to add the same max number of support gems to every single skill, and you got 1 slot for every piece of equipment and all of them work with each other, so skills that were previously limited to support or utility can become main damage dealing skills, and you can have more than one at a time. At the very worst, it should help with the flow of the endgame and gets rid of the monotony of single damage skills, but I expect it to open up so many more build possibilities.
We don't have many specifics, but they are also adding a ton of Ascendencies (which are basically endgame specialization passive trees. There are 19 currently, and they are adding 30+ so you do the math) so hopefully they make most of them worthwhile. New shape-shifting abilities, better designed bosses, and other goodies, so it's looking like quite the content landslide, just like they did with 1.0 release.
In essence, they are saying "here's double the content within the same launcher with improved graphics and mechanics", so you can kinda treat it like a gfx remaster and mega expansion rolled into one instead of a traditional, start from scratch sequel.
My personal preference would've been going back to the harder, slower version of the game, but we are 18 expansions into it at this point and it's understandable that they didn't want to compete against that.
I'm excited for the new story content, but most people play it for the endgame and mapping system, which I expect to be roughly the same in terms of story -> leveling -> Atlas endgame progression.
By Laboured Go To PostI saw they were combining it with PoE1, so does that mean all the improvements (including graphical update) get applied to the PoE1 content?Yeah, pretty much.
Cus that sounds like a fucking sexy time to jump in.
By Lunatic Go To Post#GiveItToFreddieHe's bald and Swede, what can possibly go wrong.
So, I'm just gonna play the part of the clueless brexit supporter and be the first to ask:
I see Haland has scored a lot of goals, and he's an absolute unit, but... is he any good? I'm not asking if he's an improvement over our squad, because, duh, but like is he good?
I see Haland has scored a lot of goals, and he's an absolute unit, but... is he any good? I'm not asking if he's an improvement over our squad, because, duh, but like is he good?
By Frustrated_me Go To PostNavas and Mbappe get a huge cheer at the Bernabeu, the campaign is well under way.😒
