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Czech Republic11293 Posts
On September 13 2014 01:49 Gahlo wrote: Sciperino, do you have a link to your NA playoffs jungle examination? I will probably do some more tommorow, but I'll be doing the promotion games, not sure which ones yet though. Haven't made any videos beyond the first one yet.
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On September 13 2014 02:02 Scip wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 01:49 Gahlo wrote: Sciperino, do you have a link to your NA playoffs jungle examination? I will probably do some more tommorow, but I'll be doing the promotion games, not sure which ones yet though. Haven't made any videos beyond the first one yet. I wanted to watch the first one.
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Oh god scrip made a video? Awesome I can stream the cancer right into my optic nerve rather than my auditory canal. It's much faster that way.
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Comment threads on the NHL rule changes are exactly like League patch comments.
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On September 13 2014 02:15 Alzadar wrote: Comment threads on the NHL rule changes are exactly like League patch comments.
tl;dr on rule changes?
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On September 13 2014 02:16 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 02:15 Alzadar wrote: Comment threads on the NHL rule changes are exactly like League patch comments. tl;dr on rule changes?
No stopping and spinning on shootouts, more penalties move into the "2 in a game = suspension" category, a few lines are moved slightly, fines for diving players, and face-off stays in the attacking zone if play was stopped from an attempt to create a scoring chance.
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On September 13 2014 02:20 Alzadar wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 02:16 jcarlsoniv wrote:On September 13 2014 02:15 Alzadar wrote: Comment threads on the NHL rule changes are exactly like League patch comments. tl;dr on rule changes? No stopping and spinning on shootouts, more penalties move into the "2 in a game = suspension" category, a few lines are moved slightly, fines for diving players, and face-off stays in the attacking zone if play was stopped from an attempt to create a scoring chance.
As a hockey-enjoying American that only occasionally watches the sport, tell me how I should feel about this
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As a hockey-ignoring American, you shouldn't care.
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The shootouts part is weird imo but the rest is good. Doesn't play already start from the attacking zone in that way? Like if play stops from goaltending or icing then it stays... What scenarios would be changed?
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These stereotyping Yanks eh, think just cause I'm Canadian I must be a hockey expert.
I think the shootout rule is just a ruling on whether spinning counts as backward motion (which isn't allowed in a penalty shot), they're saying that it does.
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On September 13 2014 02:33 Alzadar wrote: These stereotyping Yanks eh, think just cause I'm Canadian I must be a hockey expert.
I think the shootout rule is just a ruling on whether spinning counts as backward motion (which isn't allowed in a penalty shot), they're saying that it does. You know all aboot it.
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On September 13 2014 02:35 Gahlo wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 02:33 Alzadar wrote: These stereotyping Yanks eh, think just cause I'm Canadian I must be a hockey expert.
I think the shootout rule is just a ruling on whether spinning counts as backward motion (which isn't allowed in a penalty shot), they're saying that it does. You know all aboot it.
So far, Sunaj is the one with the most pronounced accent that I've heard, and even then it's not really that distinct
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I can't imagine how Americans pronounce about that by contrast it sounds like we say aboot. It always sounds normal on like American TV, maybe it's a Maritime thing.
Right now I have an English roommate though, and she says some words pretty funny. Like tomAHto, I thought that was just an expression.
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On September 13 2014 02:47 Alzadar wrote: I can't imagine how Americans pronounce about that by contrast it sounds like we say aboot. It always sounds normal on like American TV, maybe it's a Maritime thing.
Right now I have an English roommate though, and she says some words pretty funny. Like tomAHto, I thought that was just an expression.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diphthong#English
The closest you'd get to an American pronouncing it similarly to a Canadian would be somewhere around northern Minnesota I think. Although, obviously, it varies depending on where you are in Canadia
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Ergh I'm being indecisive.
I'm a step away from buying the Scions box set and getting that list together, but I've also been interested in trying other armies. Namely, a full Iyanden themed Wraith army (probably getting the Ghost Warriors box, some Spiritseers, and then filling in other things as needed) or a Daemon army with a Nid-zilla-esque MC focus, Daemon Princes and the like. (inspired by a list I saw on Torrent of Fire). Basically I was thinking it might be cool for my second army do be one that does things that my main Necron one doesn't do well at all: MCs/FMCs and Psykers.
Bleh decision making. I feel like the Scions are likely the most fiscally responsible decision (since I already have the Knight, book, and part of the army), but on the other hand they lack a lot of variety and play somewhat similar to my Necrons (short/mid range shooting with a reliance on vehicle support), though less durable with better AP. On the other hand, the other armies might be slightly more expensive, but would be a somewhat different playing experience.
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On September 13 2014 02:47 Alzadar wrote: I can't imagine how Americans pronounce about that by contrast it sounds like we say aboot. It always sounds normal on like American TV, maybe it's a Maritime thing.
Right now I have an English roommate though, and she says some words pretty funny. Like tomAHto, I thought that was just an expression. It doesn't, it sounds more like aboat in the heavier accents I've heard. It's just a caricature.
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United States23745 Posts
So anyone a platinum club Nintendo member that wants to hook me up with a smash Bros demo code?
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On September 13 2014 02:38 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On September 13 2014 02:35 Gahlo wrote:On September 13 2014 02:33 Alzadar wrote: These stereotyping Yanks eh, think just cause I'm Canadian I must be a hockey expert.
I think the shootout rule is just a ruling on whether spinning counts as backward motion (which isn't allowed in a penalty shot), they're saying that it does. You know all aboot it. So far, Sunaj is the one with the most pronounced accent that I've heard, and even then it's not really that distinct Sunaj is a pretty smARRT BI, eh? Oh and on that note, I'm totally asking sunaj to say the alphabet next time we're on TS. There's a pretty funny one I bet he says (it could also just be PEI-ers or Newfies though )
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What letter is
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