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I will play this once I'm done with H:FW. It takes me quite a bit longer to finish games than you, so it may be a month or so before I start it. I loaded it up, hoping to get a benchmark (which I couldn't find), and instead watched the VERY long intro to the game. I'll post my opinions in the Avatar thread once I've actually sunk my teeth into it.

Just picked up Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Gold Edition. Mostly because I've heard so much about the graphics, and how much I enjoy the IP. Normal Price -- $150 + Tax = $169.50 What I paid = $169.50 less 40% sale = $101.70 less 20% off for spending 100 Ubi points = $81.36 less $15 Wallet credit earned from previous purchase = $64.44 I've been a big fan of the single player DLC from Ubi, and since they never seem to put the DLC on sale, it made sense to bundle it in the Gold edition if I was going to effectively get 50% off.

That’s why I stopped watching.

How the NFL views the NIL era: 'This whole draft landscape has changed' THEATHLETIC.COM It's not just that NIL money is helping lure players back to school. Some coaches are concerned it's producing a more entitled prospect. It’s bizarre to me how invested some Americans are with college sports. How does a college QB playing in a 2nd tier conference make $10 million?

I stopped watching the video when it became apparent they didn’t understand Roblox is a gaming platform, not a game.

And as far as gaming stories go, SW:JS had one of the better ones. The combat and exploration are what made it great, though.

Don’t all EA games come to EA Play after a year? What am I missing.

Without RT, Burning Shores would need to be a huge step over Horizon: FW to beat something like AW2.

I've had no technical challenges whatsoever.

Half the fun in this game for me is the Cauldrons and the Hunting Grounds.

The fact that revenue in Asmodee was mostly flat from 2021-2024, but EBITDA was down ~30% leads me to believe Asmodee was being run really poorly by Embracer. It's a lot of debt, but the good side is that the board game industry has very little CapEx.

Interesting race over the weekend: 1) Verstappen will probably win every remaining race this season, barring technical failures/penalties 2) Red Bull need to move on from Sergio Perez. They need a viable second driver 3) I wonder if Ferrari is regretting signing Hamilton? He has been thoroughly outclassed by George Russell this season. 4) It's a shame we have to wait until 2026 for the new engine regs