▲ 69 r/Seahawks
What the Seahawks Season Ticket Waitlist looks like for someone who joined in October of 2025:
Only 15-20 years to go! 🥲
u/MyMediocreName — 1 day ago
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▲ 70 r/Spokane
Where to volunteer in the coming days?
I'm one of the lucky ones who is not in an evacuation zone currently. In the coming days and weeks, I would like to volunteer on my days off to help with relief efforts. What are my options?
u/MyMediocreName — 19 days ago
▲ 0 r/youtubetv
Will YouTube TV's promo for new customers be better or worse after 8/26/26?
I'm a seasonal Youtube TV subscriber who only subscribes during football season. The current promo is $67.99 for the first 3 months for the full package, or $54.99 for the sports only package for 12 months. These promos end on 8/26/26. I'm trying to gauge whether this is the best deal they will offer, or if there will be a better deal after 8/26/26. Historically, does anybody know how Youtube TV plans these promos?
u/MyMediocreName — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/findaleague
Looking for a live fantasy football draft today (7/19/26) in a free or cheap league
I'm down to live draft this afternoon or evening in a free league or a league with a less than $30 buy-in. Comment below or DM me if you need a guy. Thanks!
Edit: Sleeper or ESPN only.
u/MyMediocreName — 1 month ago
Have you ever played in a defense only league? If so, what made it thrive and what made it fail?
Most fantasy football leagues are offensive-centric. I'm curious if anyone has ever inverted this and done defensive-centric leagues that had IDPs and/or team defenses, and excluded all offensive players? If so, how did the league work? What made the league fun and compelling? And what are the things that were boring, tedious, or that failed horribly?
u/MyMediocreName — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/DynastyFF
Have you ever played in a defense only dynasty league? If so, what made it thrive and what made it fail?
Most fantasy football leagues are offensive-centric. I'm curious if anyone has ever inverted this and done defensive-centric leagues that had IDPs and/or team defenses, and excluded all offensive players? If so, how did your league work? What made your league fun and compelling? And what are the things that were boring, tedious, or that failed horribly?
u/MyMediocreName — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/findaleague
Sleeper Defense Only Dynasty League Startup - Team Defense and IDP - 10 Team League - Slow Snake Draft - $10 Buy-In via Leaguesafe
Hello! We have 5 spots open in a 10 team Sleeper league startup. It is team defense and IDP only. Current roster configuration is subject to minor changes still, but current proposal is 2 DEF/4DL/4LB/4DB/13BN/2IR/4Taxi (31 total spots). Draft will start when everyone is bought in. Slow snake draft with 8 hours per pick and draft pick trading. Paused draft from 12am-8am EST (9pm-5am PST). $10 buy-in via Leaguesafe.
Link to Join: https://sleeper.com/i/zEVN0zk3632oo
u/MyMediocreName — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/roguelites
Games that are similar to Ember Knights?
Hello!
My friend introduced me to the game Ember Knights about 2 years ago. I really like this game and have introduced it to my wife and family, and we all play sometimes.
I'm looking for other games with similar features/vibes to Ember Knights. Suggestions?
Things I like about Ember Knights that I'm looking for: I really like the relic system that keeps each run fresh/new. I like that you unlock new and better relics/skills the more runs you play and the further you get on each run. I really like the sound and music design of the game. I like the couch co-op feature, but if a game was only single player, that's fine too. I like the top down 3rd person view and the general art style of the game.
One other roguelite/roguelike game I've played that I liked was Children of Morta, if that helps with suggestions at all.
Thanks!
Edit: Forgot to say that I play on Xbox or Switch 1
u/MyMediocreName — 2 months ago