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I want to preface this rant by saying that I'm SO happy people are loving the game, and the reason these issues affect my experience so much might be because of my autism and ADD, but hopefully y'all can understand what I'm talking about in this possibly quite selfish rant.
Also, very minor spoilers I guess.
Breath of the Wild is my favourite video game of all time (and I've played a LOT of amazing games). So I was naturally super excited for the release of its sequel, and I bought TotK on release day. I started playing and had a great time for the first maybe 3 hours. Then I slowly started to realize more and more annoying things with the game, and now, not 15 minutes go by without me getting terribly frustrated with the game.
First thing I noticed is that switching weapons is slower than in botw. This is something that i do multiple times per battle, even in small encounters. In botw, switching weapons is very swift, allowing you to switch back and forth between weapons, arrows, shields and bows multiple times in small time windows without breaking the flow of the fight. In TotK, there's a small delay where you can't input anything every time you press left, right or up on the d-pad, and after you've selected a weapon, there's an even longer delay before the menu closes. From my experience, all this more than doubles the switching time on average and feels terrible and it kills the flow of combat every time you switch. You also can't switch weapons with the triggers in TotK for some reason, and don't even get me started on the long ass item menu.
Next thing I noticed is that having to navigate the sky islands for so long without the paraglider is a terrible experience. It's cool in the beginning, but after a while, it's just... frustrating and takes forever imo. This is definitely a smaller thing, but it kinda represents a bigger problem from the very start that I have with the game.
And that problem is clunkyness. This is mostly about Ultrahand, but also about a lot of other aspects of the game. So, the main mechanic of TotK is Ultrahand, and while letting you build anything you want with a huge arsenal of devices sounds amazing, it's awfully clunky in practice imo, at least early game. I'll give it credit for being better Magnesis, but also manually using Ultrahand to spend 10 minutes building a machine to traverse a gap while using up a ton of resources, just to find out that it straight up didn't work, is one of the most miserable experience i've had in a zelda game. Using machines you built is a lot of fun but when you before you get Autobuild, building them feels terrible and is filled with tiny annoyances with the controls of Ultrahand (not to mention autobuild still takes resources).
But why don't we talk about the other abilities too? Ascend is wore revali's gale. There, I said it. It's just worse, it doesn't work if the uneven or slanted, and the fact that you can't use it in the air is outrageous to me. Clunky. Then there's Fuse, which is an awesome concept, but honestly, it just feels unnecessary and slightly out of place to me. A ton of weapons from botw seem to have been removed in totk because Fuse can replace them, but if I'm forced to pick between a stylish sledgehammer or double axe and varius iterations of a club or sword with a rock on it, I think I know what I'm choosing. I won't deny the potential for creativity Ultrahand and Fuse have, but from a casual TotK gamer's perspective, it just doesn't feel as good. Also fusing shit onto arrows is hell why do i have to do it for every single arrow, why cant i just switch to my ice arrows and be happy. And then there's recall which... just takes too long for me man, I don't like waiting in video games, and if I'm already frustrated from everything else, and then I fuck up my recall idea oh my god. Not to mention that you can't use it on enemies like with stasis +, which was one of my favourite combat mechanics in botw, and with recall it coulda been really cool i think.
To really summarize how I feel about this game, it feels like BotW basically had this motto of "if you wonder whether or not you can do something, you probably can", and the few times where it didn't work, it at least didn't feel super frustrating or it might even have been funny. In TotK, I'll have a cool idea, and it either just won't work because the game said so for seemingly no reason (see: my opinion on Ascend) or I'll waste a bunch of time/resources and end up frustrated. And this happens A LOT.
And then there's the more frequent blood moons (annoying), the lack of the bomb rune (im addicted to windbombs), the lack of cryonis (i just like it idk) and the vibe of TotK being much less serence/relaxing/beatiful/peaceful (imo), gloom hands being more annoying than scary, and far inferior to guardians (imho), the lack of the gerudo vai set (very minor but still), etc.... All in all im really disappointed and sad that I don't enjoy the sequel to my favourite game like everyone else seems to.
TL;DR: Everything feels clunky and I get frustrated all the time by so many small annoying things, and all of my favourite things about BotW are either not in TotK, or they feel less significant or much clunkier.
PS. I hope some of you could relate to at least some of these issues I have with Tear of the Kingdom, and if not... that's okay too and I implore you to ignore me and go have fun with your unethical warmachines (which I btw love seeing videos of on here), and in the meantime, I'll just be over here, windbombing around the ruins of Hyrule. Random BotW fan on the internet, out.

Does anybody remember or still play this game? To this day, I believe that it is the most slept on college game ever made. And this will probably be blasphemous to say, but it has the best Dynasty Mode, even over 2k8 in my opinion...and here is why.
1) They had an email system where recruits would send you emails expressing interest in your school and wanting to visit. You could respond back with mutual interest or declining their offer. You could do the same...reaching out to as many players as your point budget would allow and the recruits would respond back with interest or declining to get involved. They would also send you emails letting you know that they committed to your school.
2) When you scouted recruits, you actually got text scouting reports back instead of generic letter grades.
3) To Piggyback off of #2, when you scouted a player, you could actually send a coach to watch the player and you could actually spectate the game...or you could jump into the game and play the high school game as a recruit. So you really could get a legit feel for how that recruit was. 2k put so much attention to detail in it that, just like in real life back then, a star high school big man most of the time was the biggest player on the floor...that was actually replicated in the game. You would jump in and play as the high school big man recruit...he would be 6'10, and the next tallest guy on the floor might be 6'4. And after the game was over, the coach who went to scout the player would report back either accurate or inaccurate information on what he saw based on his Scouting attribute.
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Don't get me wrong 2k8's Legacy Mode is top notch...and you could do pretty much the same thing as far as watching recruits games in more of an AAU setting. But, I've never been a fan of the scouting system that merely unlocks letter grades and that's it. To be able to have dialogue with recruits through email, I thought was really cool. I actually have that game still for the PS2 even today and will still pop it in from time to time.
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Anybody else enjoy this game?

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So I've played Diablo since D1. I got introduced to hardcore (HC) in D2 and never looked back. If you're not playing HC, are you even a fan of the series?
But listen. This game isn't it. Straight up. I've now died twice on World Tier 2. And I figured okay... I'll take it down to World Tier 1 and take baby steps... I get to L23 and die to a few bears. How? People are saying they completed Act I at L15. Here I am on borderline Ultimate Skill level (L24) and I'm smoked by non-boss enemies in the middle of Act I. I just wanna be clear that I have never had this issue in either D2 or D3.
On top of that, not a single Legendary. Granted my 2 rare rings were decent. 5 measly potions? No way to travel quickly either. I get 2 charges that allows me to "fast travel" a total of 10 feet. In D3 at least by L12 you had a means to travel quickly and you can hit a Legendary or 2 by L20. The game doesn't feel "fluid" like D3 did.
My honest score at this point in time: 6/10 at best meaning I'm not gonna uninstall but there is by no means any reason to "no-life" the game and put down other games I've been playing. Ill play it for a few hours every few weeks and that's it.

Never played a fan made Pokémon game. First off is there anyway I can play this mobile, I assume not on iPhone/ipad, but do any tablets support this, or phones. Also I love Absol, how would I go about getting this Pokémon in the early game, whether it’s catching or Via trading possible idk.

Never played a fan made Pokémon game. First off is there anyway I can play this mobile, I assume not on iPhone/ipad, but do any tablets support this, or phones.
Also I love Absol, how would I go about getting this Pokémon in the early game? whether it’s catching or Via trading if possible idk. I have more questions but those are some starting ones😅

Title. Coming (likely) solo from Des Moines, have not yet been to the Allianz. Would love to meet up with fellow Loons fans before the match and or during to get the full game experience.

I want to preface this rant by saying that I'm SO happy people are loving the game, and the reason these issues affect my experience so much might be because of my autism and ADD, but hopefully y'all can understand what I'm talking about in this possibly quite selfish rant.
Breath of the Wild is my favourite video game of all time (and I've played a LOT of amazing games). So I was naturally super excited for the release of its sequel, and I bought TotK on release day. I started playing and had a great time for the first maybe 3 hours. Then I slowly started to realize more and more annoying things with the game, and now, not 15 minutes go by without me getting terribly frustrated with the game.
First thing I noticed is that switching weapons is slower than in botw. This is something that i do multiple times per battle, even in small encounters. In botw, switching weapons is very swift, allowing you to switch back and forth between weapons, arrows, shields and bows multiple times in small time windows without breaking the flow of the fight. In TotK, there's a small delay where you can't input anything every time you press left, right or up on the d-pad, and after you've selected a weapon, there's an even longer delay before the menu closes. From my experience, all this more than doubles the switching time on average and feels terrible and it kills the flow of combat every time you switch. You also can't switch weapons with the triggers in TotK for some reason, and don't even get me started on the long ass item menu.
Next thing I noticed is that having to navigate the sky islands for so long without the paraglider is a terrible experience. It's cool in the beginning, but after a while, it's just... frustrating and takes forever imo. This is definitely a smaller thing, but it kinda represents a bigger problem from the very start that I have with the game.
And that problem is clunkyness. This is mostly about Ultrahand, but also about a lot of other aspects of the game. So, the main mechanic of TotK is Ultrahand, and while letting you build anything you want with a huge arsenal of devices sounds amazing, it's awfully clunky in practice imo, at least early game. I'll give it credit for being better Magnesis, but also manually using Ultrahand to spend 10 minutes building a machine to traverse a gap while using up a ton of resources, just to find out that it straight up didn't work, is one of the most miserable experience i've had in a zelda game. Using machines you built is a lot of fun but when you before you get Autobuild, building them feels terrible and is filled with tiny annoyances with the controls of Ultrahand (not to mention autobuild still takes resources).
But why don't we talk about the other abilities too? Ascend is wore revali's gale. There, I said it. It's just worse, it doesn't work if the uneven or slanted, and the fact that you can't use it in the air is outrageous to me. Clunky. Then there's Fuse, which is an awesome concept, but honestly, it just feels unnecessary and slightly out of place to me. A ton of weapons from botw seem to have been removed in totk because Fuse can replace them, but if I'm forced to pick between a stylish sledgehammer or double axe and varius iterations of a club or sword with a rock on it, I think I know what I'm choosing. I won't deny the potential for creativity Ultrahand and Fuse have, but from a casual TotK gamer's perspective, it just doesn't feel as good. Also fusing shit onto arrows is hell why do i have to do it for every single arrow, why cant i just switch to my ice arrows and be happy. And then there's recall which... just takes too long for me man, I don't like waiting in video games, and if I'm already frustrated from everything else, and then I fuck up my recall idea oh my god. Not to mention that you can't use it on enemies like with stasis +, which was one of my favourite combat mechanics in botw, and with recall it coulda been really cool i think.
To really summarize how I feel about this game, it feels like BotW basically had this motto of "if you wonder whether or not you can do something, you probably can", and the few times where it didn't work, it at least didn't feel super frustrating or it might even have been funny. In TotK, I'll have a cool idea, and it either just won't work because the game said so for seemingly no reason (see: my opinion on Ascend) or I'll waste a bunch of time/resources and end up frustrated. And this happens A LOT.
And then there's the more frequent blood moons (annoying), the lack of the bomb rune (im addicted to windbombs), the lack of cryonis (i just like it idk) and the vibe of TotK being much less serence/relaxing/beatiful/peaceful (imo), gloom hands being more annoying than scary, and far inferior to guardians (imho), the lack of the gerudo vai set (very minor but still), etc.... All in all im really disappointed and sad that I don't enjoy the sequel to my favourite game like everyone else seems to.
TL;DR: Everything feels clunky and I get frustrated all the time by so many small annoying things, and all of my favourite things about BotW are either not in TotK, or they feel less significant or much clunkier.
PS. I hope some of you could relate to at least some of these issues I have with Tear of the Kingdom, and if not... that's okay too and I implore you to ignore me and go have fun with your unethical warmachines (which I btw love seeing videos of on here), and in the meantime, I'll just be over here, windbombing around the ruins of Hyrule. Random BotW fan on the internet, out.

These guys are flowery and not honest imo. Mazzulla is better than Udoka?? What??
It is becoming more and more like corporate speak vs real basketball talk.
This is why coaches Spo and Malone are more respectable imo.
"We played like crap. We got punked. We are undeserving. We blew the series .. with terrible starts"
This is called accountability. And understanding/acknowledging the negatives ... so that you can repaigrow.
Brad Stevens presser yesterday sickened me. Not only did he make every excuse under the sun. Even said something ill advise (back against the wall we were great....except game 7....what a joke. The most important game to close).
Everything he said, other than some minor tweaks means. They are going to run it back again. The same way....maybe he is praying that Miami doesnt make it to ECF again. And we will be good/have a chance.
No talks about...needing to be better against the zone D. Needing to improve on team D. Needing to start out series better... and try to win that 1st game.
Brad Stevens has a masters degree in blind optimism ... and it is no different than bsing. If the fans keep selling out the garden... nothing is going to change.

Can someone give me a canon watch/read/playing order? Like with everything included. Every comic book, every Novel, every game and off course the TV shows and movies. I am a Star Wars fan but I want to re watch/read/play everything in the right canon order. So please ask the biggest Star Wars fan you know to help me.

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I really want to know why there isn't a modern Blockbuster Video online. A streamer that aggregates the better genre films strictly for VOD rental. Amazon Prime Video is not enough for me, especially when it carries Prime content that I've paid for and Freevee stuff. I need a separate platform in the UK and Europe at least where I can find the kinds of new B-movies that I used to rent at Blockbuster in the 90s with a steady stream of action and thriller stars. Somewhere where's there's at least a sense of curation and knowledge of what fans like me would want.
Unfortunately, I have to choose alternative torrenting platforms. Every weekend, just like visiting the rental store like Friday and Saturday, I go on there to find an action or thriller movie. Sometimes, I find one, two or three, even four. Of course, I'd love to find them on Prime Video or on a Blockbuster Video lined up so I can watch, but I download an HD rip with 5.1 sound (4K is going too far plus file sizes are insane).
Torrenting websites seem to be the only websites I can find indie films too. Some of the movies I've seen have been very good, but I'd never have seen them as I have no idea where they stream legally in the UK. I've also found TV shows that have not been picked up for showing in the UK until a year later like EPIX's From. I remember the witch TV show Salem on the old WGN America channel, that was never shown in the UK. I saw all three seasons.
I feel like the existing streaming platforms that carry VOD are not fit for purpose and the agents/distributors that sell the rights or place them on these platforms are not doing their job.
The VOD industry needs to up its game.
I'm up for most responses, but please don't delete this post straight away.

Bally disclosed these numbers in a bankruptcy court yesterday as they tried to lower TV rights payments due to 4 MLB teams. While the NHL is not involved in this Bally-MLB dispute today, Bally's implosion could soon impact the 12 NHL teams whose local games they produce and broadcast - Arizona, Detroit, Florida, Tampa Bay, St Louis, Minnesota, Columbus, Anaheim, LA, Carolina, Nashville. Bally has not said they will pay 100% of the TV rights money due to NHL teams next season, so the NHL could be in the same position the MLB is in as soon as October. Also, Bally only owns the local streaming rights for its NHL and NBA teams for 1 more season and losing them would kill Bally Sports+ even as they continue to hold local TV rights for those teams.
The big questions for the NHL this summer:

• Will Bally miss any rights payments due to NHL teams next season?
• If yes, is the NHL prepared to move production and distribution in-house as the MLB did? NHL teams reportedly are considering it.
• What does the NHL do with the local streaming rights of the 12 Bally teams for the 2024-25 season?
• What is the impact on the salary cap from any lost local TV money?

How and where many fans watch NHL games in the US could change drastically within the next year.
Sources:

• https://theathletic.com/4573494/2023/06/01/mlb-diamond-sports-group-bankruptcy-court/
• https://theathletic.com/4569671/2023/05/31/mlb-diamond-sports-bankruptcy-hearing/
• https://theathletic.com/4565630/2023/05/30/diamond-sports-padres-broadcast-mlb/

Background - Why is this happening and how did we get here?

Bally Sports (formally Diamond Sports Group aka DSG, part of Sinclair Boradcast Group) in 2019 bought the former regional Fox Sports Networks and broadcasts local games for 12 NHL teams. As people cut the cord and move to streaming, the entire Regional Sports Network (RSN) business model has begun to collapse, resulting in DSG hemorrhaging money. Bally isn't the only one impacted - Warner Bros announced in February they are shutting down their AT&T Sports RSNs this year, causing Vegas in May to announce a new TV and local streaming partner for next season.
RSNs rely on 2 major sources of revenue: monthly fees paid by every TV subscriber with their channel and advertising. The channel rights fees are worth way more than the advertising since everyone pays it regardless of how many people actually watch the channel. RSNs began to demand ever higher channel fees from cable, satellite, and streaming TV companies (Comcast, Dish, Cox, YouTube TV, Sling TV, etc) to pay for ballooning rights fees demanded by sports teams for the past 2 decades. Fees are up to $7 per month per TV subscriber as of 2021. The TV companies saw how few customers actually watched sports and decided the RSNs weren't worth passing the increased costs to all of their customers, so they started dropping RSNs left and right in the last several years. That has made it harder than ever for fans to actually watch games, drastically cut RSN revenue, and why so few streaming TV plans include local sports channels today.
RSNs have responded by trying to go "direct to consumer" (DTC) with streaming plans like Bally Sports+, NESN 360, and MSG+. ESPN is doing the same nationally with ESPN+. The problem as shown by Bally Sports+'s dismal subscriber numbers is that the number of people willing to pay for RSN streaming plans is so far too small to offset the losses in their TV subscriber base. RSNs are stuck in a paradox - they are locked into long-term TV rights contracts they can no longer afford, but canceling those contracts removes the only content they have that people will pay to watch.
This financial chaos resulted in Bally declaring bankruptcy in March and trying to force MLB to re-negotiate some of their contracts so Bally could keep showing games but pay less to do so. Fast forward to this week as the MLB and Bally have argued their positions in bankruptcy court. The judge ruled yesterday against Bally and in favor of the MLB and 4 teams who Bally was refusing to fully pay for their TV rights. Bally now must either pay the full amount due or give the 4 impacted teams their local rights back. Bally already did this with the Sand Diego Padres earlier this week and the MLB immediately announced they will produce and distribute future games.