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Between Horizons (XSX)

This is like the third game this year that I've played that dealt with Earthlings on a pilgrimage to a new home world only for things to go awry. This time, it is a crime-solving mystery adventure. I think it's a very good and interesting game, but it billed itself as being non-linear, and there's really only a certain part of the game that I think constitutes as that.
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foot and mouth disease

I finally feel good enough to get in position for a text heavy game. I'm a couple of cases into it, and I'm liking it so far. My brain is telling me different control inputs than what the game's are, so I'm constantly pausing when I want to bring up the PDA, vice-versa, and also various things while on the PDA.

Hopefully, I can finish it tomorrow or early enough on Wednesday that it is before the drawing (I hold all the power there, so I can draw whenever lol).

For now though, I will nominate:
Boomerang X
Cult of the Lamb

I failed a couple early on thinking that only the one that was true would hold gems until I realized that two can be true and even the one that is false can hold the gems. Once I figured that out, I don't think that I've failed one. That isn't to say that's what's happening with you because that doesn't come across as the case, but I was with you in failing parlor puzzles.

Shadow

Okay, I sent friend requests to the five people from the OP that I wasn't already friends with

I started this yesterday. On Day 2, I was doing very well covering all the rooms (I actually don't know if I need to, but I just assumed yeah since the goal was finding the 46th room). I drafted the dark room at one point, and my blind pick on one of the exits was the maid's room, and that apparently reduced the chances of finding items in rooms. Well, I had no keys and all rooms with unused exits had locked doors, so that sucked lol.

I have a few questions that have probably been asked, but:

1. Is there any indication when drafting a room that a door will be locked? My final drafted room was the courtyard, and both exits there had key locked doors that just totally shocked me.

2. Are all rooms drafted once, or is it possible to get like several bedrooms, pantries, nooks, etc...? I'm guessing they are a draft once kind of deal, but I haven't really factored that into my room choices in my two runs as I'm just trying to fill out blueprint with viable exit pattens without that sort of meta thinking.

Crow's

+ Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines | Figure It Out | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jnS8_lxEG8
+ Picayune Dreams | Interstellar (vs. Picayune Phase 3) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j21EsOJDLsY
+ Omega Strikers | Curtain Call (Finii's Theme) | https://youtu.be/rAZ_GMa5gW4?si=RIb90mocoSlsdyO3

Doubling a song that has gotten some supports plus supporting two songs that I nominated last year and couldn't get in

Tempopo (XSX)

Another grid-based puzzler from Witch Beam, this one is a musical auto-puzzler (I'm sure there is an actual term for the latter part) where you set up all the instructions beforehand and watch everything unfold. Your goal is to collect all the flowers in a level and bring them to the exit portal. You can start and restart at any time, and your moves are saved so you don't have to re-do everything from scratch. There's even a hint system that each time you activate it, it will tell you one move that you need to make (either something goes on a specific spot, a placed instruction needs to be removed, or you were correct to place an instruction on a space but you chose the wrong one).

While I like those player-friendly design elements, the camera makes it hard to appreciate your hard work or learn what you did wrong as it can be difficult to watch everything in motion when some levels are really large (vertical and/or horizontal) or have a ton of the creatures you are giving instructions to moving at once. The camera can also make it difficult to highlight the grid you want, but that is probably not an issue if playing on PC.

Favorite Class: Denver Broncos

WR Terry McLaurin (27th overall)
DT Tyler Lancaster (59th overall)
TE Kyle Pitts (91st overall)
G Jamal Adkins (23rd overall)
CB Sam Young (155th overall)
MLB Gene Briggs (187th overall)
HB John Miller (219th overall)

Team like the Packers and Seahawks have seemingly high floor draft classes as their selections have a decent likelihood of fitting into certain roles with some chances of getting expanded roles in the future. However, I like a lot of the high upside classes that teams like the Dolphins, 49ers, and Falcons possess. The one that I feel has the best combo of highest floor/highest ceiling though is the Broncos. It is not out of the realm of possibility that those first three picks are Week 1 starters on a great team. G Adkins is a bit of a wild card. I cannot imagine that the Broncos won't go out and get a free agent to fill their LG role, but the interior OL of this team has been more injured than the average team, so if Adkins can get a top backup job somewhere, he could get some juicy playing time in his 3+ years with the team. The other three are probably not going to see the field much or at all as rookies being probable #4 CB, #3 MLB, and #4 HB, but perhaps one will surprise me.

First Round: Broncos WR Terry McLaurin (27th overall) - The Broncos have an ascending offense with their QB/WR/1 duo 26 and under. Current projected #2 WR David Moore has been all over the place as a slot/#4 guy, so if McLaurin is able to able to win the #2 job out of the preseason, the Broncos might be in a better spot to continue their upwards trajectory and McLaurin could be a dark horse RotY candidate without a great TE or pass-catching HB to siphon off many targets.

Second Round: Falcons G Alijah Vera-Tucker (55th overall) - With an elite HB and QB, the Falcons are a very OL friendly team as evidenced by former 1st round picks and reclamation projects from other teams thriving here. With an open spot at RG and likely being the top-rated non-Jenkins G, Tucker is the presumptuous favorite to win the job, and you have to love his ceiling as a result.

Third Round: Dolphins OLB Blaine Mitchell (73rd overall) - While the focus of the Dolphins was predictably on offense, they did have a starting spot at LOLB available, and Mitchell is going to be in the mix. There are only so many stats to throw around, so no matter what the team/system, all LBs or DL or whatever are not going to produce elite stat lines. With a balanced makeup, if the prospect sheet was to be believed, Mitchell could be a sneaky good player in that annual 70-ish tackles, 5-7 sacks+INTs, 3-5 FFs+FRs kind of deal that is underrated and outstanding for someone who will probably be making under $10 mil through his three year rookie contract.

Fourth Round: Eagles CB Champ Hill (124th overall) - The Eagles have been one of the best defensive teams over the past handful of seasons, but they are continuously cap-strapped. If they pretty much have to keep hold there for a little while, Hill will be locked into a slot corner role on what is the best unit of this defense. He could end up providing a lot of value for a late 4th rounder, and given both starting CBs are in their 30s, it wouldn't be unexpected if he becomes a full-time starter here at some point if he develops well.

Fifth Round: Giants HB Lance Smith (143rd overall) - The Giants have a good track record of getting the most out of 3rd-5th round HBs. They will probably not be able to get another player into the HB room, so Smith could wind up winning the #2 job. The #1 is Josh Jacobs, who has little track record being a 1st round pick from a season ago. I'm not saying that Smith has a remotely decent chance of being the #1 ever, but above all else, we don't know how healthy Jacobs will be in a full-time role, so that could lead to some unexpected snap counts for the 5th rounder.

Sixth Round: Browns SS Dana Nelson (163rd overall) - Every season, there's at least one late round SS that makes a sizeable impact in a backup role and ends up sticking around the league a decade and possibly gets a starting job somewhere. The Giants have the better track record of backup SS play, but I just did them, so I will choose the Browns guy over the Colts guy

Seventh Round: Express C DeRon Means (206th overall) - To continue choosing a different position and team each round, I'm going with the backup C over a number of DTs and MLBs. If HB Miles Sanders makes great strides in his second season, the Express could have one of the scariest offenses in the league, and if Means gets on the field quite a bit being the top backup, he could get some good development and be in contention of remaining in the league for the remainder of the project.

KCF's Favorite Picks

Because this used to take me 3-4 hours to do when I would do three in a round + honorable mentions + regret picks + several favorite classes, I'm further cutting back this season and just doing one pick per round in a single post and then the one draft class at the end and retiring the regret pick for this season at least. I will avoid picks/draft classes that I was responsible for (okay I realized after typing everything up that I did include one, but I don't feel like changing it).

+ Nightmare Kart | Miralodia Expressway | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cvlak9C0gk
+ Watch Dogs 2 | The Motherload | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqvW4Qqxs1g
+ Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator | a galaxy of children who've only seen red | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojnD9WtLmLc

I'm going to double my two noms that currently have supports plus the song I most want into the contest

Lucky Rabbit's

AI trade

Dolphins receive:
G Austin Blythe (90 overall, 32 years old)
WR Curtis Wasserman (77, 23)
CB Bobby Gooden (75, 31)

Pumpkins receive:
G Michael Onwenu (81, 25)
MLB John Vargas (78, 23)
CB Pete Pickens (78, 24)

The Dolphins will incur a $5.40 mil cap penalty to turn $11.6 mil in cap hits into $11.7 mil in cap hits

The Pumpkins will incur a $3.73 mil cap penalty to turn $15.3 mil in cap hits into $8.85 mil in cap hits

The Dolphins OL has arguably been the second or third-least talented in the past few seasons, and with their cap space heading into draft pick signings, it was unlikely that they would be able to improve upon it much in free agency. While they are giving up on both of their 2nd round picks and a 4th rounder from the previous draft and getting a decent cap hit penalty for next season, 2/3 didn't have a path to playing time to make any sort of impact, and the other was so-so. They do land a 90 G that still has 5 or more seasons left in him, and he's been a great one averaging over 5 blocks per sack allowed over his four seasons with the Pumpkins (which includes a 49 and 15 season). The help mitigate the cap penalty, the Pumpkins also included a slot receiver who will be up for RFA next offseason. They also get a salary-dumped CB back they can easily release if the AI wishes to, and to the Dolphins' benefit will ensure that Marcus Lattimore remains in the CB rotation with Pickens gone.

The Pumpkins were fortunate to be in good cap health, but after matching multiple RFA offers and re-signing a 99 OT, they simply ran out of cap space this offseason. They have a great OL, so even though they have to part with an important member of it, they have some depth to hopefully withstand the loss of Blythe. They also part with an expensive #4 CB and an excess WR further help with cap issues. They get back a G who was unimpressive last season but at least has upside in a different situation, a CB who can compete for the slot job, and a MLB who can compete for the backup job now and probably starting job next season.

The Pumpkins understand the trade parameters, financial impact, history of players involved, and what each team is hoping to achieve. This trade is now official.

Signing Draft Picks

Quite a few teams have done it already, but now's the time to get those draftees' signatures and have them suit up for your squad. It is essentially just like signing your own free agents, but you don't have to worry about holdouts/franchise tags, and you typically have far fewer players to sign.

There are a few things you need to keep in mind as you read your PM/DM. One, you will not know the overall ratings until they are signed. That is an in-game mechanic and not something by my design. Two, the desired deals for each player, in terms of length, is based on where they were taken. It is as follows:

Top 5 - Six years
6-10 - Five years
11-32 - Four years
2nd-4th rounds - Three years
5th-7th rounds - One year

Once again, you do not have to offer them their exact deals and can change their length, but I advise you to sign them to the length that they ask for because if you change the length, they might ask for considerably more money.

The deadline to sign your rookies will be Sunday, April 27th at 9 PM ET . Should you idle, I will sign all your rookies to the deals that they are asking for (such a severe punishment I know). If you have roster or financial issues, then I will prioritize players who will fill roster holes and then in descending order of when they were selected until your roster is filled/you run out of money.

Jojo

Madden Draft Grades

The following is a list of all user teams ordered by the letter grade given to them and then alphabetically. Take little stock in how you are graded. These are not at all an indicator of the ratings to expect from your rookies nor future performance. They are essentially arbitrary. All AI teams are given A grades.

A-
49ers
Panthers
Patriots
Titans

B+
Bears
Bengals
Bills
Eagles
Lions

B
Falcons
Giants
Jets
Ravens

B-
Steelers

C
Browns
Jaguars

C-
Pumpkins

D-
Chiefs

Round 7 Recap:
1. Titans - Colorado DT Ralph Caldwell
2. Bills - Miami MLB Jeremy O'Donnell
3. Browns - UCLA DT Jon Mike Ilko
4. 49ers - Virginia Tech DE Jason Powell
5. Bears - SMU C Peter Gibson
6. Panthers - Virginia Tech SS Paul Holt
7. Lions - UCLA WR Tom Willman
8. Bengals - Notre Dame OT Patrick Chapman
9. Dolphins - Marshall SS John Sanderson
10. Steelers - Northwestern St. K Reggie McMillan
11. Rams - North Carolina OT Marco Romberg
12. Jets - San Jose St. DT P.J. Bradley
13. Commanders - Miami DT Lewis Rice
14. Express - South Carolina St. C DeRon Means
15. Giants - Purdue G Ronnie Rolle
16. Seahawks - Wisconsin OT Travis Smith
17. Colts - Boston College TE Lawyer Hilton
18. Chiefs - Miami OT Chris Allen
19. Packers - Montana St. SS Doug Rasby
20. Buccaneers - USC DE Omar Cenci
21. Cowboys - BYU SS Wade Dexter
22. Ravens - Michigan K Chuck Webb
23. Falcons - East Carolina SS DeShawn Baker
24. Jaguars - Kansas DE Marco French
25. Steelers - Washington St. WR Bobby Kennedy
26. Vikings - Oklahoma St. FS Alvin Stanley
27. Broncos - LSU HB John Miller
28. Eagles - North Carolina MLB Rob Grandmont
29. Raiders - Boston College SS Andy Stephens
30. Orcas - Louisville WR Ike Farr
31. Pumpkins - Georgia G DeJuan Nakfoor
32. Pioneers - Washington TE Alex Washington

Round 6 Recap:
1. Titans - California HB Jamel Moore
2. Bills - North Carolina DE R.J. Neal
3. Browns - Oklahoma St. SS Dana Nelson
4. 49ers - Arizona St. G Steve Frazier
5. Bears - Washington HB Mark Engram
6. Panthers - Kansas FS Elvis Hester
7. Lions - Mississippi St. C Irv Dixon
8. Bengals - LSU FB Jermaine Danielson
9. Dolphins - Florida WR Jim Jones
10. Ravens - Michigan St. CB Bernard Browning
11. Rams - UL Monroe WR B.J. Mayberry
12. Jets - Notre Dame FS Brandon Hansen
13. Commanders - Towson State DE Matt Ballard
14. Express - UCLA CB Elvis Dumas
15. Giants - Eastern Michigan SS Richard Spires
16. Seahawks - Illinois WR Michael Oliver
17. Colts - Michigan SS Larry Boyd
18. Chiefs - Temple DE Paul Stevens
19. Packers - Stephen F. Austin OLB Derek Newman
20. Buccaneers - Tennessee St. C Ted Brandt
21. Cowboys - Western Illinois C Junior Epps
22. Ravens - Florida St. K Eric Warrick
23. Falcons - Arizona HB Chris Wilkinson
24. Jaguars - Baylor G Trenton Willis
25. Bengals - Houston DT Xavier Alford
26. Vikings - Illinois OLB Stanley Griffith
27. Broncos - Tennessee MLB Gene Briggs
28. Eagles - Southeast Missouri St. WR Ben Simmons
29. Raiders - Houston OLB Vinnie Edwards
30. Orcas - Mt. San Antonio CB Isaac Joyner
31. Pumpkins - Colorado HB Tavian George
32. Pioneers - Marshall CB Leslie Davis

Round 5 Recap:
1. Titans - North Carolina QB Hakim Frederick
2. Bills - South Carolina DT Bobby Joyner
3. Browns - Florida St. WR Sam Alexander
4. 49ers - North Carolina OT Andre Collins
5. Bears - UCLA HB Spencer King
6. Panthers - Wyoming OLB Calvin Jackson
7. Lions - Maryland OLB Patrick Lankford
8. Bengals - South Carolina St. SS Renaldo Rose
9. Dolphins - Maryland C Pat Peters
10. Steelers - Mississippi St. FS Trace Drayton
11. Rams - UTEP TE Casper Holland
12. Jets - Pittsburgh OT J.R. Golston
13. Commanders - Wake Forest OLB Casey Holliday
14. Express - Alabama MLB Matthew Woodson
15. Giants - Auburn HB Lance Smith
16. Seahawks - Wisconsin TE Jamie Stewart
17. Colts - San Diego St. OT Jeremy Strickland
18. Chiefs - Georgia Tech DT Antonio Kinney
19. Packers - Clemson QB Biff Hackett
20. Buccaneers - Tennessee OLB Bennie Branch
21. Cowboys - Syracuse CB Cade Stephens
22. Ravens - BYU K Aaron Jackson
23. Falcons - Notre Dame QB Luther Black
24. Jaguars - UNLV QB Neal Harris
25. Patriots - West Virginia G Tim Platt
26. Vikings - Washington CB Tyrell Fuller
27. Broncos - Tennessee CB Sam Young
28. Eagles - Vanderbilt DE Terrell Spence
29. Raiders - Georgia DT Corey Pounds
30. Orcas - Eastern Michigan DE Brad Spangler
31. Pumpkins - Clemson DE Danny Alexander
32. Pioneers - Ole Miss OT Grant Washington

Round 4 Recap:
1. Titans - Hampton FS Edward Alexander
2. Bills - Boston College G Joey Johnstone
3. Browns - Stanford QB Tra King
4. 49ers - Arkansas OLB Scott Patton
5. Bears - UTEP OT Cortez Brown
6. Panthers - Arkansas DT Armon Watts
7. Lions - Kentucky OT Billy Philips
8. Patriots - Cincinnati TE Josiah Deguara
9. Dolphins - TCU OLB Marco White
10. Steelers - Tennessee OLB Howard Irwin
11. Rams - Northwestern CB Leon Burt
12. Jets - Miami C Ronyell Hill
13. Commanders - Texas A&M G Sam Andrews
14. Express - Penn St. OLB Torry Coen
15. Giants - Alcorn St. DT Rich Frederick
16. Seahawks - Nebraska MLB Joey Gilbert
17. Colts - Army OLB Stan Caldwell
18. Chiefs - Alabama SS John Spriggs
19. Packers - Arizona St. WR N'Keal Harry
20. Buccaneers - Miami OLB Cedric Perez
21. Vikings - Ohio St. WR Parris Campbell
22. Steelers - LSU TE Vernon Simpson
23. Falcons - Tuskegee FB Larry Sapp
24. Jaguars - Illinois WR Doug Baker
25. Patriots - Notre Dame WR Leon Dunbar
26. Vikings - West Virginia G Jermaine Freeborg
27. Broncos - Miami G Jamal Adkins
28. Eagles - Southern Miss CB Champ Hill
29. Raiders - Auburn FS Henry Rogers
30. Orcas - Nebraska SS Chris Bryant
31. Pumpkins - Wisconsin C Bobby Bassett
32. Pioneers - Florida FB Deion Wynn

Round 3 Recap:
1. Titans - San Jose St. OLB Earl Taylor
2. Bills - BYU QB Corwin Barker
3. Browns - Washington HB Myles Gaskin
4. 49ers - Pittsburgh MLB Jameel Irwin
5. Bears - Kentucky OLB Keyshawn Molinari
6. Panthers - Notre Dame C Robert Hainsey
7. Lions - Virginia FB Gerald Polk
8. Bengals - Maryland FS Darnell Savage Jr.
9. Dolphins - Arizona St. OLB Blaine Mitchell
10. Patriots - Arizona St. OT Brent Higgins
11. Rams - Auburn MLB Jayson Harris
12. Jets - UCLA OLB Calvin Abraham
13. Commanders - Miami DE Corey Beckett
14. Express - South Carolina FB Adam Prentice
15. Giants - Penn St. TE Pat Freiermuth
16. Seahawks - Nebraska DE Earl Moes
17. Colts - Colorado G Darren Rice
18. Chiefs - Miami C Jake Burnett
19. Packers - Lehigh G Reuben Nelson
20. Buccaneers - Dayton TE Adam Trautman
21. Cowboys - Wisconsin OT Ray Carter
22. Ravens - Butler MLB Darick Lewis
23. Falcons - Notre Dame OT Dexter Kirby
24. Jaguars - Virginia CB Billy Butler
25. Patriots - Murray State QB Anthony Hunter
26. Vikings - Grambling St. CB Joey Andrews
27. Broncos - Florida TE Kyle Pitts
28. Eagles - Colorado G Leonardo Chapman
29. Raiders - Boston College DE Bobby Renick
30. Orcas - Kentucky HB Benny Snell Jr.
31. Pumpkins - California FS Wayne Riley
32. Pioneers - Arizona St. WR Cris Paulding

Round 2 Recap:
1. Titans - Tulsa OLB Zaven Collins
2. Bills - L.A. Tech CB L'Jarius Sneed
3. Browns - TCU CB Jeff Gladney
4. 49ers - Memphis HB Tony Pollard
5. Bears - Texas G Samuel Cosmi
6. Panthers - Florida St. QB Ed Watson
7. Lions - Oklahoma St. HB Justice Hill
8. Patriots - North Carolina DE Greg Combs
9. Dolphins - Florida Atlantic TE Harrison Bryant
10. Steelers - McNeese St. MLB Ron Shelton
11. Rams - Oklahoma St. G Teven Jenkins
12. Jets - Ohio St. CB Jeff Okudah
13. Commanders - Tennessee DT Shy Tuttle
14. Express - LSU WR Russell Gage
15. Giants - Houston QB Wally Gonzalez
16. Seahawks - Notre Dame G Aaron Banks
17. Pumpkins - Ohio St. CB Damon Arnette
18. Chiefs - Maryland HB Ty Johnson
19. Packers - Arizona DE Denard Alexander
20. Buccaneers - Clemson OT Thurman Nichols
21. Cowboys - N.C. St. DT B.J. Hill
22. Ravens - Iowa St. WR Allen Lazard
23. Falcons - USC G Alijah Vera-Tucker
24. Jaguars - Ohio St. DT Dre'Mont Jones
25. Patriots - Notre Dame DT Jerry Tillery
26. Vikings - Florida St. DT Derrick Nnadi
27. Broncos - Northwestern DT Tyler Lancaster
28. Eagles - Michigan FB Ben Mason
29. Raiders - Nevada OT Leonard Donaldson
30. Orcas - N.C. St. MLB Germaine Pratt
31. Pumpkins - South Carolina OLB D.J. Wonnum
32. Pioneers - Stanford C Drew Dalman

Round 1 Recap:
1. Titans - USC OT Austin Jackson
2. Bills - Penn St. OLB Micah Parsons
3. Browns - Florida DE Jonathan Greenard
4. 49ers - Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence
5. Bears - Tennessee DE Darrell Taylor
6. Panthers - Utah CB Jaylon Johnson
7. Lions - Tennessee G Trey Smith
8. Bengals - Louisville OT Mekhi Becton
9. Dolphins - Wisconsin HB Jonathan Taylor
10. Patriots - Minnesota FS Antoine Winfield Jr.
11. Rams - Alabama QB Mac Jones
12. Jets - Southern Illinois FS Jeremy Chinn
13. Commanders - Clemson CB A.J. Terrell
14. Express - Alabama CB Trevon Diggs
15. Giants - Texas Tech OT Terence Steele
16. Seahawks - Houston DT Ed Oliver
17. Colts - Yale MLB Foyesade Oluokun
18. Chiefs - LSU OLB K'Lavon Chaisson
19. Packers - Florida CB C.J. Henderson
20. Pumpkins - SMU WR Courtland Sutton
21. Cowboys - Ohio St. HB J.K. Dobbins
22. Ravens - San Jose St. OT Ryan Robertson
23. Falcons - Ole Miss WR D.K. Metcalf
24. Jaguars - Michigan DE Michael Danna
25. Patriots - Stanford MLB Blake Martinez
26. Vikings - BYU QB Zach Wilson
27. Broncos - Ohio St. WR Terry McLaurin
28. Eagles - Stanford QB Davis Mills
29. Pioneers - Notre Dame FS Alohi Gilman
30. Orcas - Oklahoma WR Marquise Brown
31. Pumpkins - Wisconsin-Whitewater G Quinn Meinerz
32. Pioneers - Memphis HB Darrell Henderson

I am in the middle of draft, but as is tradition, here is what the first round would look like if I made every selection

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iQDl3wbPGkp8PsSrrnzuLfrKeksZp8Y-6cAFQXh2aro

We will be conducting the draft shortly

loose

I have all of my gold. I currently have around 450 each of wonder pick and booster pack hourglasses

Yeah, I don't do the PvP events except maybe play a battle or two. With the non-event solo battles, I have barely scratched the surface there. I would guess that I am somewhere between 10-25% complete. I don't think that they offer cards directly though, so that probably doesn't matter.

With the draft tomorrow, I will post in here and ping in Discord when I will be entering the spreadsheet to be prepared to draft. I wish that I could be more exact with the time other than the 1-3 PM ET range, but it will just depend when I get up and get other stuff done.

I just cleared 3000, and I started the day after the app began...

oh, I see that people are paying for the premium pass to get significantly higher card counts. I feel better now about my lower count lol

I just need less than a week's worth of pack openings in TL until I have enough points to get Heatran and Rotom and move on to Spacetime Showdow again or I suppose return to Shining Revelry

+ Aliens Go Home Run | Suburbs Theme | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEtocq6-St4
+ Windblown | 10:07 Broken Breeze | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQzpqjCtbDI
+ Rivals of Aether II | Sylvan Resurgence | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xcGQdHqxnU
+ Arctic Eggs | Flying Pan | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=509WJg14YdE
+ Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines | Figure It Out | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jnS8_lxEG8

KCF0107 posted...

Even if you plan to attend the draft, it would really help me out if you send me something from the previous post.

I cannot stress enough just how important this is to me. Even if you plan to attend the draft, there is only one person guaranteed to be present for the draft, and that's me because otherwise there is no draft. So the draft runs as smoothly as it possibly, I create a spreadsheet where I craft detailed draft plans for all user teams in case I have to draft for them. If I am given a strategy/queue/conditional (especially one that encompasses the entire draft) from a team, then I do not have to waste my time and effort for said team. Please do this as having to come up with draft plans for 15+ user teams would possibly take me 10 hours.

Tomorrow is the day that I will have to set aside however many hours to do this, so please aid in me keeping it at only a couple (I know that 0 is unrealistic)

Ar

+ BLADE CHIMERA | Living City -Stage 5- | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4ExjHDfMXM
+ Shovel Knight Dig | Thermal Vent (Secret Fountain) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7vJZsnMGSA
+ Nightmare Kart | Miralodia Expressway | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cvlak9C0gk
+ Watch Dogs 2 | The Motherload | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqvW4Qqxs1g
+ Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator | a galaxy of children who've only seen red | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojnD9WtLmLc

In the very first promo event, I couldn't get a Pikachu in like 20 packs lol

Yeah, I used three hourglasses to wrap things up (I don't do the tasks that ask you have all 3 diamond or less decks)

My final promo count
x10 Bidoof (seven of my last 10 pack openings were of this card)
x6 Floatzel
x6 Ekans
x4 Pawmot
x3 Machamp (I thought that I had more of these, but I guess they were all from the first dozen pack openings)

The Last Case of Benedict Fox (XSX)

I last played this right around release and dropped it soon into it. It looks great visually (performance was so-so), but I don't understand why combat and all its in-game currencies having you upgrade combat weapons and learn combat abilities was included if there was so little combat at all. It's like 90% exploration and puzzle. Now that isn't an issue with me since I love both things, but exploration isn't really fun. Puzzles are pretty good though, but that's really the only thing of substance that the game has going for it in the end.

Sheets

I mean, I have three blocks of five. The first block is what I originally intended on nominating Day 1. The second block is what I originally intended on nominating Day 2. The final block contains my leading candidates to be replacement noms if I want to sub any from the first two blocks out.

However, I am now intending on moving a song from Day 1 to Day 2 noms and vice-versa.

Knight

I think that about half of mine are Machamp/Floatzel with about 2-5 of the others

you like it?

Teen Spirit

No, you must all wait four months