u/titakamadafaka

In my opinion it's Serious Sam 2. I'm replaying it now to collect the achievements and currently I am on the Giant Junkyard level in the area after you exit the underground tunnel, and it's HELL. I feel like I've finally killed all those damn witches with barely 30 HP and there's more, not only that but I have to deal with the rhinos every now and then. Another annoying battle was the one in Kukulele prison where they throw a thousand zombies at you and they don't even give you uzi ammo, like I had to hide behind a pillar in the corner and even then I almost died because one shot from them deals like 25 HP, and now multiply that by 20 surrounding you in every direction. I manage to do it, but in a Serious Sam game I have never died that much before. By the way the thing I hate about Serious Sam 2 is the lives. Why didn't they just make a save & load system like every other game in the franchise? Instead you have to worry about your lives ending in a difficult battle and restarting the whole level again. I find that frustrating.

I am 15 and I turn 16 very soon. My dream is to squat 180 kg (397 lb) at 16 years old. 2 days ago in the gym I lifted 140 kg (309 lb) for 3 reps with 1-2 RIR. I squat twice a week. I weigh around 75 kg (165 lb). How far from my goal do you think I am? How many reps should I be able to do with 3 plates before attempting 4? Also should I look to buy knee sleeves? I have been squatting raw (and beltless) for 2 years. Do you think they are a good investment? Thank you