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I first played it in like 2018, got up to the final boss, and I still haven't beaten it. I still have a tab open when I asked you on Backloggery for what you did on the final boss. I should get around to finally to it.

Could I please have:

Famicom Memories
NES: Fire Mario
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: Light & Twilight

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DLC case in Spirit of Justice was pretty mediocre yeah.

As someone who ranked both Kyle Hyde games in my Top 50, it isn't worth it.

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For my final nom, DOOM Eternal

KCF has beaten Hi-Fi Rush

I did end up testing that shockwave parry, and I still had to do it 2-3 times before it would prevent the mini-game. It seems like an unnecessary step for an unnecessary aspect to the game. Other than that and some other relatively minor concerns, some of which I have mentioned, this was a great time! I'm glad I gave it another chance.

It was stylish, I liked the vibes, and it was great getting into a combat sync with the music, especially with...Track 11 I want to say? I was killing it getting my attacks in on the beat. I normally hovered around 60-65% on most tracks, but that one I was well into the 70s.

Hi-Fi Rush (XS/X)

I wasn't feeling this at first, but it definitely kept improving over the course of the game

And we have a trade

Giants receive:
QB Aaron Murray (88 overall, 29 years old)
Wildcats 1st round pick (20th overall)
Wildcats S19 4th round pick

Wildcats receive:
Giants 1st round pick (8th overall)
Giants 2nd round pick (40th overall)
Giants S19 2nd round pick

The Wildcats will incur a $4 mil cap penalty to shed a $7.98 mil cap hit

The Giants will assume a $5.98 mil cap hit

The Giants signed have had injured and poor QB performance the past two seasons after letting Ben Olson walk as a free agent. Among players with 1000+ passing attempts, Murray is 4th in career passer rating among active players and has 30 more TDs than INTs in his 5.5 years as a starter. For a team that saw its TE retire and the receiving corps pretty much down to a 34-year-old Jeremy Maclin, getting one of the best QBs in the league in the middle of his career should both provide an immediate boost in the passing game and aid in development of new WRs and TEs.

The Wildcats are under new management and wish to remake the team in their image. While Murray has been great for the team, he is arguably their best trading asset to clear cap space and add Day 1 draft picks to help install more talent and depth needed to get this team over the hump into the playoffs.

Both parties understood the trade parameters, the financial impact, the history of the player involved, and what each team hoped to achieve. This trade is now official.

Jets
LG Colby Gossett (2nd) - 4 / $12.9 mil / $2.48 mil
RE Charles Harris (1st) - 5 / $16.7 mil / $2.05 mil

Lions
RT Wayne Brown (3rd) - 4 / $14.1 mil / $2.28 mil
DT Marvin Gilbert (3rd) - 5 / $18.7 mil / $3.35 mil

Orcas
C Orlando Winters (1st) - 2 / $12.4 mil / $3.06 mil
CB Brian Poole (1st) - 4 / $34.7 mil / $6.96 mil
HB Robert Kelly (4th) - 4 / $22.7 mil / $4.32 mil
RT Sam Tevi (2nd) - 3 / $13.2 mil / $2.55 mil
RE Anthony Zettel (2nd) - 5 / $16.7 mil / $2.05 mil
LT Derrick Taylor (2nd) - 5 / $16.4 mil / $2.60 mil

Packers
FB Andy Janovich (1st) - 2 / $11.0 mil / $2.54 mil
ROLB Shaquem Griffin (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $10.7 mil / $1.72 mil

Patriots
QB Logan Woodside (4th) - 4 / $22.7 mil / $4.08 mil

Pioneers
DT Harold Jackson (4th) - 5 / $21.7 mil / $4.15 mil
LOLB Genard Avery (4th) - $10.7 mil / $1.72 mil
WR Kevin White (4th) - 3 / $10.6 mil / $1.65 mil

Raiders
LG Stanley Schneidmiller (1st) - 3 / $31.2 mil / $6.33 mil
RG Jamal Tucker (3rd) - 3 / $13.9 mil / $2.73 mil

Rams
FS Adrian Colbert (4th) - 3 / $11.7 mil / $2.07 mil
DT Orlando Lewis (3rd) - 4 / $23.7 mil / $4.68 mil
RG Jessie Hunt (2nd) - 4 / $11.3 mil / $2.12 mil

Ravens
ROLB Eugene Hendricks (1st) - 3 / $14.4 mil / $2.67 mil
WR Devin Funchess (1st) - 3 / $16.7 mil / $2.82 mil
HB Jeremy Langford (4th) - 5 / $15.8 mil / $2.75 mil

Seahawks
TE Mike Gesicki (1st) - 3 / $19.7 mil / $4.23 mil
LOLB Shaun Dion Hamilton (4th) - 4 / $10.7 mil / $1.72 mil

Steelers
SS Ronnie Harrison (1st) - 2 / $8.16 mil / $780k
RG Donald Stabler (2nd) - 3 / $13.9 mil / $2.73 mil
LE Noah Spence (3rd) - 5 / $16.7 mil / $2.05 mil

Titans
K Younghoe Koo (1st) - 2 / $4.53 mil / $620k
CB Jason Burt (1st) - 4 / $30.0 mil / $5.32 mil

Vikings
FS Marcus Williams (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $16.0 mil / $3.30 mil
HB C.J. Prosise (3rd) - 4 / $22.7 mil / $4.32 mil
LT Adrian Parker (2nd) - 4 / $20.6 mil / $4.40 mil
RG Neil Bell (4th) - 4 / $12.9 mil / $2.48 mil

Wildcats
C Brian Allen (4th) - 3 / $9.97 mil / $1.86 mil
ROLB Stephen Patton (4th) - 4 / $11.2 mil / $1.80 mil

Bears
WR Chester Rogers (1st) - 3 / $22.3 mil / $3.75 mil
LE Raymont Jones (3rd) - 5 / $16.0 mil / $2.0 mil
ROLB Leon Jacobs (2nd) - 4 / $11.2 mil / $1.80 mil
CB Brad Freeborg (3rd) - 5 / $13.4 mil / $1.65 mil

Bengals
WR Breshad Perriman (2nd) - 3 / $16.7 mil / $2.82 mil
DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches (2nd) - 5 / $24.9 mil / $4.9 mil
CB Tavon Young (3rd) - 5 / $21.2 mil / $2.25 mil
RE Rob Wolford (4th) - 5 / $14.7 mil / $1.80 mil
LT Dean Hall - 5 / $14.5 mil / $2.15 mil

Bills
LG Doug Pope (3rd) - 4 / $12.9 mil / $2.48 mil
QB Damien Swain (6th) - 5 / $13.2 mil / $2.10 mil
DT John Turner (7th) - 5 / $17.1 mil / $2.95 mil

Broncos
LT Le'Raven Clark (2nd) - 4 / $17.6 mil / $3.40 mil
HB DeAndre Washington (3rd) - 5 / $16.9 mil / $2.95 mil
RE Zack Black (4th) - 5 / $14.1 mil / $1.75 mil

Browns
ROLB Jacob Martin (3rd) - 4 / $10.2 mil / $1.60 mil
CB Scott Manning (2nd) - 5 / $18.1 mil / $2.05 mil

Buccaneers
CB Adoree' Jackson (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $39.3 mil / $8.52 mil

Chiefs
RT Cam Robinson (1st) - 3 / $13.2 mil / $2.55 mil
LG Darren Levy (4th) - 4 / $10.4 mil / $1.88 mil
HB Rodney Williams (4th) - 5 / $12.6 mil / $2.10 mil

Colts
QB Eugene Nagy (1st) - 5 / $23.4 mil / $3.90 mil
RT Floyd Burns (3rd) - 4 / $12.6 mil / $2.0 mil

Commanders
MLB Luke Randolph (3rd) - 3 / $12.1 mil / $1.08 mil
LOLB Jessie Woods (4th) - 4 / $10.2 mil / $1.60 mil
CB Ken Crawley (2nd) - 5 / $19.6 mil / $2.15 mil

Cowboys
FS Eddie Jackson (1st) - 3 / $14.3 mil / $2.85 mil
RE Robert Sullivan (4th) - 5 / $14.7 mil / $1.80 mil

Dolphins
C Neil Christman (1st) - 2 / $10.9 mil / $2.50 mil
CB Marlon Humphrey (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $39.3 mil / $8.52 mil
ROLB Eli Harold (1st) - 3 / $21.6 mil / $4.23 mil
SS Terrell Edmunds (1st) - 2 / $9.39 mil / $1.00 mil
HB Javorius Allen (2nd) - 4 / $19.9 mil / $3.76 mil
RT Jamie Maddox (4th) - 4 / $13.6 mil / $2.20 mil

Eagles
FB Michael Burton (1st) - 2 / $11.0 mil / $2.54 mil
DT Darius Philon (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $41.3 mil / $7.60 mil

Express
MLB Rodney Sylvester (1st) - 3 / $19.2 mil / $3.06 mil
QB Luke Falk (3rd) - 5 / $19.3 mil / $3.20 mil

Falcons
ROLB Chase Allen (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $23.4 mil / $4.62 mil
TE Maxx Williams (1st) - 3 / $16.4 mil / $3.15 mil

49ers
CB Mike Hilton (1st) - 4 / $23.0 mil / $2.92 mil
WR Bob Reynolds (3rd) - 3 / $12.6 mil / $2.01 mil

Giants
SS Justin Reid (1st) - 2 / $11.4 mil / $1.28 mil
WR Chris Conley (2nd) - 3 / $15.7 mil / $2.61 mil
RG Wendell Bell (3rd) - 4 / $12.1 mil / $2.28 mil
CB Trevor Williams (2nd) - 5 / $22.7 mil / $2.35 mil

Jaguars
TE Darren Waller (1st) - 3 / $13.0 mil / $2.25 mil
MLB Preston Brown (1st) - 3 / $19.2 mil / $3.06 mil
QB Reuben Lane (4th) - 4 / $22.7 mil / $4.08 mil

RFA Phase 2

The following posts will contain a list of all RFAs, sorted by team, that were offered tenders by their team during the first phase. Each player will have in parenthesis the draft pick compensation required to sign (not simply offer but actually sign) them as well as the default deal that they are looking for to the side.

In order to even submit an offer to a player, you must have the draft picks on hand. Post #3 has the NFL Draft order, which includes any draft pick ownership changes based on previous trades. You should keep in mind that if you own multiple picks in a round, signing an RFA will have you lose the worst of however many picks you have. For example, let's say the Wildcats try to sign Vikings LT Adrian Parker . They own the 10th and 20th picks in the 2nd round. Should Parker accept their offer and the Vikings elect not to match their offer in the third phase, the Wildcats will end up giving the Vikings the 20th pick in the 2nd round (52nd overall).

Going back to the deals in question, these deals are for the other 31 teams in the league. The team who first offered the tender is stuck with the 1 year deal unless a team submits an offer during this phase. You can also offer them a long term deal later on in the offseason as well as any time during the pre, regular, and postseason, but what's important right now is that you understand that you can do nothing about your own RFAs at this moment.

If you do wish to submit an offer to an RFA from another team, the deal mentioned is not the exact deal that you have to offer them. You are free to mess with the years, total money, and/or guaranteed money. As a word of caution though, unless you are trying some bizarre psychological attack to where you offer a deal that would devastate a team financially but would be practically forced to accept, you will want to submit an offer that would ultimately net you the player you seek. Not only that, but you are in essence competing with 30 other teams for the right to simply sign an RFA. If you skimp out on any combination of years, total money, and guaranteed money, you are decreasing, sometimes substantially, the odds that you will get the player.

If you do submit a custom offer, use the base deal as a benchmark. Using Bears LE Raymont Jones, he is asking for a 5 / $16.0 mil / $2.00 mil contract. Dividing the latter two figures by the years, you find out that he is asking for an average cap hit of $3.2 mil (16.0 / 5) and annual bonus of $400k mil (2.0 / 5).

I hope that everyone understands the slash line that I explained earlier in the topic, but if not, do not hesitate to ask any questions. You can direct them to me via PM, through the topic, or Discord.

Do not feel compelled to be active in this phase if you don't want to. While most users do not, several do as well as the AI, so it isn't as if nothing happens.

The deadline to submit offers for the second phase of RFA will be Monday, March 27th at 7 PM ET

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Monthly Progress
Bloodstained - Kenri, VI
Adios - KCF, JONA, Sean, Ark
Rush - Sean, VI

Nominations
Ark - Hyper Light Drifter, Neon White
KCF - Pyre, Lil Gator Game
Sean - Spider: Miles, OlliOlli World, Last of Us II
VI - Plague Tale Innocence, Ghostwire

Supports
Kenri - Pyre
MZero - Pyre

Drawing on Saturday

I surprisingly still have three teams that can still net me points: Tennessee, Michigan St., and Xavier

I am now on Track 8 on Hi-Fi Rush. The game started to massively improve starting with Track 3, but it also seems to be doing a taking one step forward, one step back approach. The platforming stuff is become more varied/engaging, but the parry element of combat is not good, and having all these flow-breaking interruptions to do some isolated mini-game in combat is baffling.

Bump

Turbo Golf Racing (XS/X)

I played this quite a bit last year. I bought it on PC within the past few weeks, so I decided to play it one last time on console before uninstalling. I noticed it had an update, and either with this update or another since I previously played, they added a whole single player time trial mode with 50 or so holes.

The Rehearsal

I'm like two tracks into Hi-Fi Rush, and I'm just not feeling it. It definitely feels like a throwback to 00s era action games, but I just find the platforming portions to be on the dull side. It doesn't help that it simply doesn't feel good to jump or dash with Chai. These tracks feel like 15-20 minute levels bloated to an hour. I might give it another track or two, but it I have a feeling that I'm going to drop it.

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RFA Rules

1. I will privately contact every user and inform them of their RFAs and the tender levels. If you dont have any RFAs, then you won't be notified.

2. Users will have three days to inform me which players they wish to sign and at what tender level.

3. I will publicly reveal all RFAs from user and A.I. teams that can be signed by other teams (AKA were offered a tender) plus their draft pick compensation and the base kind of deal they are looking for.

4. I will give users seven days to decide any action, if any, they wish to take. If they do wish to take further action, they will PM me.

Now by "any action you wish to take," I mean that everyone has an opportunity to attempt to sign RFAs from other teams. You might see some sticker shock but keep in mind that some positions are more expensive (WRs, DTs, QBs) than others (OLBs, Cs, TEs) relative to their overall rating. An 80 WR will usually be more expensive than a 90 C, and that's just how things are

5. If a team attempts to sign another teams RFA, then the user who owns the RFAs rights will have three days to decide whether or not to match the offer.

The deadline for the first phase (encompassing rule #s 1 + 2) will be Monday, March 20th at 4 PM ET. As always, do not hesitate to ask me any questions.

Restricted Free Agency

This minor but oddly detailed offseason event is for a small subset of players who just completed their untampered rookie contract that was exactly three years in length. These players are not eligible to be originally offered multi-year contracts by the team that holds their rights but instead one-year contracts of fixed figures based on the tender level that you offer them.

Our Tender Levels for this season
No Tender = no potential draft pick compensation = $0
Low Tender = potential original round draft pick compensation = $1.26 mil
Mid Tender = potential 1st round draft pick compensation = $2.74 mil
High Tender = potential 1st + 3rd round draft pick compensation = $3.65 mil

Now, the mentioning of draft pick compensation there is only applicable if another team attempts to sign your player. It has no bearing on this first phase of RFA. It wouldn't make much sense if you had to give up draft picks to sign your own player now would it? Newcomers and people who don't have a good memory are certainly free to ask me what round a player was drafted in if that affects their tender level.

That being said, you might want to keep in mind about that draft pick compensation when you determine what tender to offer your player. If you think highly of your player, you might want to offer the highest tender to deter other teams from attempting to sign them. If you don't consider a player to be a part of your future plans, you might want to offer the low tender so that they barely count against your cap space and you could end up even getting draft pick compensation if someone else wants him.

A word of advice from me: The full monetary amount attached to the tenders is NOT GUARANTEED and in many cases is less than what they would make on the open market, so there is essentially 0 risk to offering all of your players a tender unless you personally hate them with a passion.

You can also engage trade talks with other teams so that you can prearrange a trade that if X player is not signed by another team, you will trade them to Y team for Z compensation that might be lower than what Y team would have had to give up to sign them during RFA. In this scenario, you might want to offer the highest tender level to deter the maximum amount of teams from disrupting the trade.

Community
The Rehearsal

I can vouch for some of these. I already own half, and played two others before, so the bundle would only come out to $8.

The only thing good to really come out of Danganronpa was Haguile's interactive simulator project where in the first version I was a serial killer who gave the green light to do something crazy if my back was against the wall.

I was a pirate killed in a stupidly hilarious fashion in the second version, and I forget what happened in the third version where we went to an island instead of a school.

Well since these aren't flying off the shelf, I will take advantage and grab other cool-looking Mario ones

Super Mario Bros.: Famicom Cartridge
Mario: Items
Spotlight: Goomba

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We will most likely begin RFA on Friday, but it is possible we start late on Thursday

#GuessTheGame #306



https://GuessThe.Game/

Mystik Belle (PC)

A game that was once at the top of my wishlist for an extended period of time until I finally bought it back in 2019 or so. It's a solid metroidvania with a nice compact map and a leveling system that makes you feel mighty toward the end.

Jeopardy
Barney & Friends

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Middle of the pack is better than I expected!

Though with the erroneous show title being used n a one-point match, maybe Whose Line/Barney should be re-run

The Price is Right
Milf Manor

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I'm interested in Mario's Halloween and Yoshi's Springtime Siesta

Chicory: A Colorful Tale (PC)

I was pleasantly surprised at how puzzle-oriented this was as well as the quality of the bosses (they did seem to take awhile though). My main issue was how I was never quite comfortable using keyboard and mouse or a controller. The former was great for painting while the latter I found was better suited for unlocked movement abilities, especially paint swim.

My sister gave me a bag of pocket sand as a joke gift a couple of years back

Whose Line Is It Anyway?
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