@WalletRubber@DirtyAirRacing_ Ah yes storming the field after barley western michigan...either you guys are desperate for anything or you guys are gonna go 4-8 and that schedule is not doing you any favors.
I find it funny that they literally just went "yeah we don't need to do this. There's no time just go back to the locker room." And the annoucers just roasting the fuck out the situtation in ann arbor. God I love sports sometimes #CollegeFootball
Greg McElroy: "Stop me if you've heard this before- There might be a second left."
Sean McDonough: "Oh boy."
Greg: "Is it too soon?"
Sean: "Let's put a second back on so they can take a knee."
Greg: "Just throw a Hail Mary, Sean."
Sean: "Common sense prevails!"
"Our [NBC replay clock is] in sync with the stadium clock. The ball isn't even close to touching a player when it goes to zero," This is what Terry McAulay had stated. If that's the case, why wasn't this shown instead on the broadcast instead of the other one? Not making sense.
"Our [NBC replay clock is] in sync with the stadium clock. The ball isn't even close to touching a player when it goes to zero," This is what Terry McAulay had stated. If that's the case, why wasn't this shown instead on the broadcast instead of the other one? Not making sense.
@limitsedits1@eric_shap why in the fuck are we applying basketball logic to football when neither the NFL or NCAA don't go by that in football, it's only in basket by tenths of a second.
@K0FaSho@ProFootballTalk Meaning that the hawk-eye system they use was not synced to the to NBC's clock that was in-sync with the in-game stadium clock.
@K0FaSho@ProFootballTalk The video evidence your saying doesn't even match what you're saying. Terry stated The ball isn't even close to touching a player when it goes to zero... Their Hawk-Eye system apparently had a different sync... I don't see how that happened, assuming our clock is correct..."
"Our [NBC replay clock is] in sync with the stadium clock. The ball isn't even close to touching a player when it goes to zero," This is what Terry McAulay had stated. If that's the case, why wasn't this shown instead on the broadcast instead of the other one? Not making sense.
@IceClan_Gaming@6nthvny Yeah he's losing the point of the arguement (in fact he might already lost it) saying people are just using it as a scapegoat, which doesn't even make sense.
@6nthvny@IceClan_Gaming Nobody is using the sprites as a scapegoat, you're making that bullshit up. Some just dont like things outright. Plain and simple. Sprites COULD'VE been great, but epic botched the entire thing.
@6nthvny@IceClan_Gaming Just because its optional doesn't automatically dismiss it. Which is what your missing the point of. Sprites affected so much of the game that the season suffered because of it.
@OGoldash@IceClan_Gaming Exploits are something that breaks the game in an unintended manner. Bot lobbies are not that. You need to get off that mindset.
people fucking act like if they let people collect sprites and sprite varients in bot lobbies, it's the end of fortnite or some shit. When in reality, it wont do shit.
The difference I can get a shiny pokemon anytime I want, and everyone can nab a shine Pokemon whenever and however they want. The only person who doesn't understand and probably never will is you.
If anyone, and everyone could catch any shiny Pokรฉmon whenever they wanted, then hunting for shiny Pokรฉmon wouldn't be very fun, or exciting.
I have no idea why nobody seems able to understand the concept of risk & reward.
If Epic Games wanted to, they could toggle on/off the Crown Sprite leveling up in Bot Lobbies, but as of right now it's disabled.
The Crown Sprite doesn't have any special perk, the main reason for using it would be for the Variant buff. (Gold, Cheat Master, ETC)
@IndieGamesWTF@JustDecibelios@GameDevMicah@Pirat_Nation It's called damage control. And Micah added only one thing. that doesn't make him the co-creator, and only provided one screenshot Most of the game was developed by the other party not Micah. Do better man.