As part of the recent Peyton Watson trade, the Wizards sent Julian Reese to the Nuggets who are now waving him. He’s a 6’9 athletic guy who’s an excellent rebounder. I think picking him up on a 2 Way contract isn’t actually a terrible idea.
Was stacking quick play with my friends a couple days after her release and ended up in a domination match that went three rounds, 99% for both teams each round, and a solid chunk of overtime each time
I don’t know if I’m seeking advice really or just here to vent tbh 😭
I’ve played soccer for the last two years now, starting my tenth grade year and I’m now going into my senior year. I’ve always been relatively talented at the sport but I just can’t seem to figure out juggling. I’ve practiced on and off since I’ve started playing, and have been really consistent over the last month. For 15 minutes a day at the end of all my gym workouts I’ll practice, but it feels like I’m making literally zero progress. My highest so far has been 15, but it feels like I made it there out of pure luck instead of actually building on what I’ve learnt, because it feels like I don’t learn anything. I’ve been practicing mainly just by trying to hit it off my toes and alternate feet, but 90% of the time when I mess up it’s because it rolls forward. All my friends tell me that if I keep practicing it will just click one day and I’ll get really good at it but I kind of don’t believe that.
For anyone that was in my position at one point did you end up just figuring it out and what’d you do to fix it, or did it really just click one day?
I remember the good times of Destiny 1, back when only good things happened and everything was perfect
If you just forget the terrible story, dialogue, 30 frames, no FOV slider, content droughts, same 4 guns being meta the entire lifespan, 90% of exotics being useless, mind numbing raids, no challenging content, and virtually zero endgame, it’s the perfect game!
DAE weapon leveling?