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Exciting stuff. I'm more that hyped to begin a new playthrough once everything releases.

Its not Pot of Greed. That's about all I can gather.

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Hot damn Decibel got a major glow-up. Very nice work.

Do these look like the faces of mercy to you?

Well considering that you're playing against AI in the game there isn't really much apart from needing to know basic type advantages. You should also be aware of certain stat spreads of Pokemon as that'll allow you to use them most effectively and allow you to exploit their weaknesses. I will say for this game its imperative that you learn about the different field effects as a lot of gym leaders will use them to their advantage. Most of them time they have some sort of cheeky gimmick that swings the odds in their favor but once you learn how to counter those field effects you can nullify their advantages and turn the tables on them.

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I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't really keep track of cooking time. First I get the water bubbling hot, then I add the seasoning packets and noodles. After the noodles begin to separate, I drop in two eggs. Be sure to stir them right after you do to prevent parts of them from sticking to the bottom of the pot and becoming a gigantic bomb in the rear to clean off. Dorm cooking isn't an exact science unless you make it one. So long as the egg white is cooked through, you should be fine. I have tried soft boiling eggs before, didn't go so well the first time. Be sure you boil the eggs for at least 6 minutes and immediately shock them in an ice bath.

Recently I've been making ramen with poached eggs and bacon bits. Throw in some ginger cause I like ginger and sprinkle some chopped green onions over the whole thing when you're done. Really brings some personality to such a simple meal.

Agree that Metal Gear Solid V was disappointing but only in the story department. Thank goodness the gameplay was actually fun otherwise this game would've flopped.

This is the mouse I use: http://a.co/74qTMbf Love the six programmable buttons and for a wireless gaming mouse there isn't very much noticeably latency.

Cheaper mice experience problems if you reverse the charge. Also uh... I'm pretty sure most electronics won't work properly if the batteries aren't put in the right way. I'd recommend just putting in the batteries correctly in the future just to be safe.

One thing I always see the seasoned veterans of the game doing is creating rotation paths in the walls. Unlike most games, you are not limited to just the paths presented in the map. You have numerous opportunities to exploit the map which create new paths that you can use to outplay the enemy. This is crucial because should the attacking team attempt to flank you by changing their approach, you will need to reach the other side of the map ASAP. And some of these maps are really confusing. So cutting a hole straight through the map so you and your team can swiftly move from one side to the other. This also ties in to wall reinforcement. At first you may think the best course of action is to completely box in the the objective to make it as hard as possible to reach. While on paper this seems like a good idea, it presents the issue of making it difficult for your team to gain full access of the objective. If the enemy team manages to reach the objective, you have a narrow window of opportunity to stop them. It may be better to not completely seal the objective off and create areas where you and your team can move about.