u/Jealous_Advance9765

So I'm playing Hulk more and more. And from what I understand, the goal is Monster Hulk as much as possible. The real Hulk = Monster Hulk. It's why your bubble is so important. Get in, pillow punch, absorb damage, peel, absorb damage, then Monster Hulk. That's the gameplay loop I think Netease intends for this character.

Hero Hulk doesnt need buffs, MAYBE some survivability. Monster Hulk is who needs buffs. The character is just awkward to play. Slow. CC bullied. World breaker sucks. Explodes in seconds.

I think a full or slight rework of Monster Hulk being an actual Monster is what will make this entire character better.

I never had any real hate on the new Charger besides the EV, but i never cared for EVs anyway. The new look wasn't bad and seeing it in person just gave me confirmation it's a good looking car. These things are getting cheap at $45k, though id opt for the glass roof and leather seats.

When the Hurricane platform was announced this raised an eyebrow. Twin Turbo Inline 6? I started looking at the tuning potential and well, it's a good platform. Far better than the V8s. Only thing missing is historical reliability, the V8 is just purely sounds at that point. AWD will make these things fast off the line. And Im wondering where this will fall in the street/highway racing scene? Weight is the only real problem, it weighs as much as my Durango

In the next couple years if money is right, I can see myself possibly buying one.

I'm just wondering what the reliability is.

I love the Hulk but hardly ever get value out of him. Jump in the backline and get exploded instantly. I rarely see good Hulk players at GM 3

I want to git gud with this guy

In the meantime I've been looking into guides I think a thorough guide would help a lot. Explanations of his move set, when to use said moves, when and how to use his ult, etc.

Spies vs. Mercs. The most underrated multi-player of all time. All eyes were on Halo, COD, CSGO, Killzone, and Gears. Spies vs Mercs was a gem, a secret, like a speakeasy. Chaos Theory was the one and only time I played it and Im glad I was apart of the community.

I've been trying to scratch that itch for the past 15+ years.

Halloween the game is coming soon and looks somewhat close as it's cat and mouse gameplay

By fast I mean minimums requirements of light weight, 400hp+ or if heavier 600hp+.

I ask this question because I'm in the motorcycle world and it seems like bikes can't be beat, even if they're slower. However, they're also extremely dangerous.

This has me looking at 'fast' cars and if its worth the money to buy one. I like the idea of a Mustang GT/6spees manual. Are fast cars thrilling when driving spiritually? Or is it just too much and you can't have all that much fun because how fast they get up to speed?

There's slower cars like the Miata, but I just can't see myself owning one of those. I'm a big dude and there's no twisty roads near me. I also like V8s. Though I will say, I've never even driven a Miata, so I don't know.

First Blackstone I bought in April. Thought I had this thing figured out.

From what I understand, you can't turn on the gas tank very fast otherwise it trips the regulator. I thought this fixed my issue

I have another problem now. When turning on burner #3, the flames decrease on burner 1 and 2. If i turn the burner off, the flame increases.

Am I not giving it enough propane?

I've never had a fast car, not even remotely. Owned a Lexus es300, gs430, and currently a durango sxt.

Hoping to one day buy a Mustang GT S650. Car is pretty quick and notorious for crashing into crowds. I understand what not to do on regards to flooring it, cold tires, flooring it in turns, and keep traction control on. That's about it.

But how would someone with zero experience driving a fast car learn how to drive a fast car? There's taking it to the track, but that gets expensive fast and not to mention people often daily their sports car.

Is it a matter of empty back roads?

Not sure if this the right place to post this. We're all introverts here, but introvert doesn't mean social recluse. I have zero friends, which doesn't really bother me. What does bother me is having zero dating life. I'm in my prime years and time is running out, the years are flying by. I don't want to look back with regret.

To get some sort of dating life, I figure I need social skills and that means small talk.

What did you all do to make a difference and do a 180 in regards to social skills and dating?

Currently have a 2015 SXT. I want to upgrade, but a new RT 392 premium is too far fetched at $60k.

Thinking I get the GT 5.7 Hemi, but not sure if I'll really enjoy it. I'm sure it will feel like a big upgrade from my 11 year old SXT.

Thinking I wait to get the RT 392. Worst case I supercharge the 5.7.

How long as it been since the remake was officially announced? Its been about 4 years and we have nothing. No snippets, no trailers, no gameplay, no journalist hands on time. Nothing. Not even a peep. This is why I bought a Series X. I can at least visit the old games.

Ubisoft might go down as the worst gaming company in existence IMO. At least with EA or Activision you get something.

Admist the titans Halo, Call of Duty, CS Go and Killzone, no one really spoke of Splinter Cell Spies vs Mercs. I'd say people really didn't even know of it. It was like a hidden secret, a speak easy. If you know, you know. I had no idea myself, as I only bought Chaos Theory for the stealth and split screen. Me and my brother would play in our teens. One day we loaded up Spies vs. Mercs and instantly fell in love.

Spies vs Mercs was different than everything out at the time. It was slow paced, every game tense, methodological, and required teamwork to the nth degree. It was a thinking man's game. The learning curve was not easy. Noobs got destroyed. The community was a mixture of toxic, but helpful and close niche.

Ever since then, nothing has really top that feel of Spies vs. Mercs

Closest multi-player that's similar is The Last of US factions.

What Ubisoft has done to the franchise should never be forgotten. Great gameplay, great story, great dialog, greatmulti-player.

Will the remake recapture the feel? I HOPE so and I'm in full support so we at least get something

This series is also why I bought a Series X. It being Friday, I'll be starting up SP1 and Pandora Tomorrow seeing as I never played both.

I know different cities have different cost of living. I also know salary can be different depending on sector. Just curious in possible career opportunities.

How long would it take one to get there and is it worth it?

Ive been thinking about Construction Sales. Potential seems way higher with less stress as this sub makes CMs to be a bad career route.

36M. Been in the construction industry about 9 years. I have zero sales experience and my social skills suck tbh. Current salary is $83k.

My reasoning for choosing sales is the salary potential. I'm feeling very behind when it comes to retirement investments. If I stay in construction I may top out at $125k realistically in another 10 years or so and that's with a ton of responsibility.

Construction Sales, the potential is more. If I could double my salary I could invest a lot more.

What route would I take? Indoor sales for a couple years, then jump to outdoor sales? Are there any ideal Companies i should look into?

Haven't played the game for a bit and wanting more. This will probably be my 4th playthrough on the hardest difficulty.

Can't wait for Alien Isolation 2. Hope it comes during Fall/Winter when it gets dark early.

Literally, every Vanguard main will be eating good this season. It will suck if this is all reverted.

Some Vanguards like Hulk could really use a new skill, and they have it, just in team up form.

Starting to play Dino more and coming to the realization how easy he stops dive

Tired of Spiderman, DD, Black cat, Magik, etc. destroying my back line. Dino seems to curb stomp dive and force the other team to switch to poke.

Dino puts a stop to all of this and I love it.

Knew i wouldn't last long on Dapcity. Group think got ke in the band.

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Been in the Construction industry as a white collar for nearly 10 years. 9 to 5, Monday through Friday. Some weeks its busy, some weeks its slow, either way my butt is stuck to a seat. The weeks are blur, the weekends are even faster. Worst yet, pto is rather bleak

At a new job for 7 months and thinking of job hopping again. I never really believed in remote work. But now I'm tired of being in the office 5 days a week and looking for an escape.