sabugo
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An infection can develop in many ways, but mostly due to lack of care. Sweat in particular can mean trouble for the healing process. So, getting a tattoo mid-season is at the very least unprofessional. I don't have any either, and I don't have anything against them, but I have a student who is a tattoo artist.
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They beat Boston. That's never bad. Always look on the bright side of life 😄
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I can't say that I disagree with most of that, but you always seem to post a lot more when they lose than when they win.
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Do you actually want the Yankees to win?
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OK, this is new one in the lore of stupid injuries
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Building the "perfect" baseball game, a thread
sabugo replied to Kccitystar's topic in The Bleachers
When I said modability I should've said customizable. Please share them. Making an actual game is an incredible long and hard process though. -
Building the "perfect" baseball game, a thread
sabugo replied to Kccitystar's topic in The Bleachers
The most important thing for me would be gameplay. MVP has a feel to it that no other game has come close since. Batted ball trajectory, general gameplay. Sure, 2k's graphics look better, but that's to be expected of a game release almost a decade later. I played The Show 15, and for me it's gameplay is pretty good, but there's just something to MVP that makes you want to keep playing, all these years later. So, yeah, gameplay would be number one for me. Modability is also something that gives a game longevity. If that's in the best interest of the studio, that's another story. But when you can create players, teams, leagues, etc. it just adds depth to the whole product. And in the process it creates a following online. Nowadays, a modding community in a sports game is not what it used to be. So, those two for the first game, and then build up on it and add better graphics and audio over the years. -
I'd be well past having any nerves left if that happened.
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The 1978 team won the World Series. I'm perfectly fine with them blowing a 20 game lead if they win it all in the end.
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Sounds good!
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There should also be a 'hitting clock', or at least some kind of rule that stop hitters from messing with their batting gloves 697 times each time they step off. Get over yourselves and hit the damn ball!
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Phil Hughes was frustrating.
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It was one bad inning. He's been nothing short of reliable, and at a cheaper price than most starters out there.
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Are you alright man? This doesn't sound like you 😂
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"Guardians" 🤮
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Now that is truly annoying.
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Agree. And he's quietly been one of the more reliable starters the Yankees have had for the past years.
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I'm willing to bet that some sucker is going to give him the money he wants. I'm placing my bet on the Mets. Edit: I just checked. Only 13 more years of paying Bobby Bonilla over 1.2M a year.
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How would Paxton be an improvement?
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A pessimist thinks: 'This can't get any worse' An optimist thinks: 'Oh, yes it can' That's how I feel about the Yankees in times like these.
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Maybe they can bring Wade back. But he will surely have other teams interested.
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Thames was also the hitting coach when they had pretty good hitting seasons, just a couple of years ago. A bunch of players underperformed this year at the plate. I don't think that's all Thames' fault. It's either a panic move or an entire change in their hitting philosphy. I agree with letting Nevin go. They just sucked on the basepaths.
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When said cheating leads directly to World Series rings, I think that puts it in a different level than league-wide steroid abuse, which was sort of a worst kept secret by everyone involved, including MLB officials. You could argue and say that it's all cheating, but I don't think they're exactly the same thing.
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Meaning what?
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People who can't do basic math don't bother me.