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if your not playing Bloodborne, play it its amazing

also, I made Chuck in MLB the Show 15 on ps4, only took about 25 mins to mold his face, turned out well imo, hes in the vault available to download under my psn id, DrSublime

If you haven't picked up Besiege for PC, it's well worth the 7 bucks . . .

DrSublime wrote:if your not playing Bloodborne, play it its amazing

I'm having problems getting going. Is there a good getting started guide somewhere?

Ha! Good job on the Chuckster. Did you go with his game playing days body type?

Superbone wrote:Ha! Good job on the Chuckster. Did you go with his game playing days body type?

He had to. There is no way he is 255 now.

Superbone wrote:

DrSublime wrote:if your not playing Bloodborne, play it its amazing

I'm having problems getting going. Is there a good getting started guide somewhere?

i can walk you through the 1st part, really hard to explain if not in game tho, the 1st 4 hours or so are just you learning to play and dying over and over tho really

tips, grab as many echos as you can early on and level up to at least 15, will make it much more tolerable, at level 10 the enemies are going to 1 hit kill you pretty much

use a hit and run style of attack

Indy wrote:

Superbone wrote:Ha! Good job on the Chuckster. Did you go with his game playing days body type?

He had to. There is no way he is 255 now.

No way he's ever been 6'6" either.

Flagrant Fowl wrote:

Indy wrote:

Superbone wrote:Ha! Good job on the Chuckster. Did you go with his game playing days body type?

He had to. There is no way he is 255 now.

No way he's ever been 6'6" either.

well thats what his Topps card says

6' 5.5"

Superbone wrote:6' 5.5"

boom

I wasn't arguing the card. I was responding to Fowl. Of course they're going to round up for his basketball card.

isnt he like 6'3 or 6'4 in real life ?

Claimed 6'4" in his book.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/sport ... score.html

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/A-H ... ents-2912/

I don't know if it's an urban legend or not but I remember seeing somewhere that Olajuwon was only around 6-9.

Dan H wrote:Claimed 6'4" in his book.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/22/sport ... score.html

http://www.draftexpress.com/article/A-H ... ents-2912/

I don't know if it's an urban legend or not but I remember seeing somewhere that Olajuwon was only around 6-9.

I'm right around 6'4, and having run into the Chuckster once back in the day, either I was walking with a particularly straight back or he was slouching, because there is no way we were the same height.

I was going to ask him about it, but he started throwing wild elbows around for no reason, clocked an old lady in the chin and then took seven steps without dribbling and dunked a used napkin in the trash can.

(Parts of this story may not have happened in real life.)

C'mon. He's not shorter than 6'4". Give me a break.

Superbone wrote:C'mon. He's not shorter than 6'4". Give me a break.

I know...it was the part about the elbows and the no-call travel that was real.

Like I said, maybe he was slouching. But we were eye to eye, and I may even fudge my 6'4 number a bit (which is why I love my hiking boots).

iirc , read somewhere a while back Chuck was in real life, no shoes, 6'3

Ghost wrote:

Superbone wrote:C'mon. He's not shorter than 6'4". Give me a break.

I know...it was the part about the elbows and the no-call travel that was real.

Like I said, maybe he was slouching. But we were eye to eye, and I may even fudge my 6'4 number a bit (which is why I love my hiking boots).

Well, I'm glad you got the whole Chuck experience.

DrSublime wrote:iirc , read somewhere a while back Chuck was in real life, no shoes, 6'3

I just have a hard time believing that.