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You know what’s actually crazy… The Mass Effect trilogy was Very successful. • 3rd PersonShooter. • Hub World • Sci-Fi • Cinematic • Narrative Driven • RPG’s And then that was it, in the past 13 years no one has brought out any games like them. From XboxSeriesX

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Nick Wright says he’s got Kobe Bryant as the 8th greatest player ever, and he was never the best player in the world: “I know people get mad at that take, but here’s the problem and the reason Kobe was never the best player in the world. Because once Kobe got great, call it 99, he wasn’t great yet, but I’ll give him 99 once you started seeing flashes. From 99 until 2002, Shaquille O’Neal was the best player in the world. And then from 2003 until 2007, Tim Duncan was the best player in the world. You know how I know Tim Duncan was the best player in the world at that time? Because he won three championships in five years. He won two MVPs. He was the best player. He was the best player until that 48 special by LeBron in 2007. LeBron was the best player in the world from that moment until 2018. So it was Shaq, it was Duncan, it was then Bron. At no point was Kobe the best player in the world.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

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“There’s speculation that he was killed, that he was murdered, and she didn’t know because the Army lied to her. It took them 35 days from the time Pat died to tell the family — including the brother who was in the platoon — that Pat was killed by friendly fire. The original story that was embedded and told via the Silver Star narrative was that he was shot while charging uphill to counter an ambush. Once you’re lied to once, then lied to twice, and still know no truth, you don’t believe anything you’re told.”

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No one in the swimming community thinks like that anymore. The sport has evolved, gotten faster, and all of his world records have been broken. From 1999 to 2006, Phelps was 13 to 21 years old. Why didn’t he continue training every single day after that?
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