yeah I enjoyed risk of rain a lot actually with my friends. Until they broke multiplayer at least then I started to not enjoy it alone it's a friends game to me

I have Civ and I play it occasionally but it gets boring after a while.
I've pumped like 500 hours + into the total war games over 5 years haha so they aren't too fun. And Shogun matches are hard to find and I didn't really like Rome 2 oddly enough

5-3 Squid Squad

I get bored of playing multiplayer games (cs, tf2, dota etc.) and I binding of isaac can only hold me for so long. Are there any good singleplayer games you guys like / recommend? I've beat fary cry 3 and 4 (the ending on 4 is so bad good game tho) I beat skyrim a long time ago on the xbox and I don't really know any good games to get otherwise. Also I have Dont Starve and Dont Starve together (dont have any friends to play with though) Thanks!

Muma and sam are really cool

if any new teams need a player I'm down to fill in for them :)

I honestly don't have a younger sibling so I couldn't tell you if it's the same thing I learned (I go to a small private school little less 1000 students) so I would assume that it's the same. And I'm not even sure if it was common core I'm just saying that this seems familiar and doesn't seem all the bad to me. If it was infact common core it did the trick for me. And yeah I think EOCs are pretty standard for Virginia I guess that's new in florida(?)
also ya I'm a freshman too

http://www.corestandards.org/standards-in-your-state/

according to this Virginia hasn't adopted it but like I said my school might be different because its a private school

I guess I'm younger than all of you and being as I just came through middle school, elementary school no more than 4 years ago. I guess I'm in a position to talk about this stuff. I'm not entirely sure if I learned the "Common Core" way but a lot of the stuff seems pretty familiar to me. I didn't think the questions were super vague but I recall some questions like that that I didn't get as a kid. And I do remember doing latice in 3rd grade (someone mentioned it here) It was actually great for a younger age because to me it followed a very simple format and you are able to see the math right in front of you and actually build the mental capibility to add and subtract numbers quickly. A year later after I actually understood math like that I dropped it but the same basic priniciple was there. Regardless I'm not educated on this subject at all but it doesn't seem too bad to me. It's just different.

tl;dr I think it just reinforces the steps of learning, leaving the more complex shortcuts for later

I think mustards just trying to make a case for demo so that it's made even easier. Then after his 16000 hours of play he can be above low im!!!

Why don't we adapt the playstyle like any other game? It happens in dota every 3 months where the meta changes. Albiet a very different game I think the concept is the same

flushas shitting the bed because he wants the manhunt for cheaters to stop so he decided not to use them. People are on to him!

Cant wait till KevinisPwn posts in here this is one I want to hear

First team I ever played on was Reservoir. So like the movie Reservoir Dogs we all picked a bunch of colors like MrRed MrOrange MrGreen etc from the movie. So me being 12 I picked my favorite color which was and still is Red. Overtime I just lost the Mr part of it and I'm just red and I added an underscore just to be cool somewhere along the way

pizzagon might do something now that unwittys gone rofl

Maybe remove the mid tower and then have just hte small buildings? Maybe jump to the slightly elevated middle bridge? Just spitballing here

Edit : didn't see above I second his idea