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I don't get that. People get stronger, faster, sturdier, and wiser everyday. Comes with practice, repetition, and experience. On the opposite, you can also lose them through atrophy. Adventuring should at the least, make a person tougher.

It's just an observation. Not expecting the game to blow up and become the next minecraft, but worth noting that the video is on pace to be one his least popular to date. And this includes his coverage of other indie games. To be fair, it's not a review, and those tend to get the big hits.

Well, this particular Angry Joe e3 interview so far has only 42,000 hits. Comparing that to his other e3 interviews, this got half as less many hits as the next least popular interview, with most receiving over 100,000. By comparison, a good chunk of his videos get several hundred thousand and up to a couple million hits.

I'd like to see to see the physical manual (or atleast the Collector''s Edition version) to be spiral bound with heavy weight paper.

Every four levels sounds about right. This is assuming that each attribute point actually has a measurably impact on the character.

I'm not sure if we have any verified official information on this. If implemented, I would much a prefer a conservative progression of maybe 1pt every 4 or 5 levels.

How so? He's still 5-ft 7 and he's not particularly fast or strong. He doesn't rely on athleticism to dominate the competition. If anything, his small frame gives him a lower center of gravity and greater agility. He's able to squeeze in through openings and have superior ball control in tight spaces.

Now that's just spam. Poor form. Poor form. My stance has always been thus: shagging for shagging's sake and less...romancing. EX: Alpha Protocol.

O Noes not again. Quick, create new topics and hide this thread to page two or three before HE shows up.

Seems to me that though other teams have locked up Argentina's attack and have routinely marked Messi with two or three defenders at a time, he still somehow manages to beat their coverage at critical moments of the match. There's still considerable entertainment value in that, and the guy has definitely produced as advertised this time around. The dude is a transcendent talent, which is all the more reason for me that I like Argentina to advance.

And this just proves America has so much potential and room for growth in this sport!

Jumped on the SSD bandwagon in 2011 and haven't looked back since. Huge difference.

They are allegedly a rather mediocre team which is led by one very good player, whom some people also think is overly hyped. I'm not one of the people that thinks Messi is overhyped, I think he's legitimately the best footballer on the planet, but I agree with the rest of that statement. I get all that and agree. But the hatred of Argentina is akin to Lebron and the Heat. Personally, I like Lebron but hate the Heat because they are a dummy puppet organization who's evil mastermind is bent on global domination. I don't see Argentina ruling the world anytime soon, regardless as to who is running the Vatican. So why the Argentina hate beyond lousy hero-ball style futbol?

Just so why I'm clear, why is Argentina getting so much hate from this board?

Yep. Looks like he's got some cleanup work to do.

Dempsey is done. Green and Yedlin are our future. And any other German-born and raised sons of America Servicemen that Klinsmann recruits.

USA! USA! USA!

GREEEEEEEEEENNNNNN!!!!!! The dream is still alive.

Howard has been fantastic!

I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL WIN.

Excellent Manager/Coach. He almost pulled it through.

I believe that we will win.

Swiss plans are now smoked.