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[003] AgProv Current Version
3rd Mar '12 at 10:48:32 AM
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Not sure if this belongs here or not, aas in all possibility it was accidental. But in the run-up to the Olympics later this year, ITV Sport has just run a commercial that juxtaposes inspirational quotes from sporting greats with film clip of those greats in action.
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Not sure if this belongs here or not, as in all possibility it was accidental. But in the run-up to the Olympics later this year, ITV Sport has just run a commercial that juxtaposes inspirational quotes from sporting greats with film clip of those greats in action.
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Cycling legend Lance Armstrong is quoted on the guts and determination needed to win one Tour de France. Immediately afterwards, a star cricketer is quoted as saying \
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Cycling legend Lance Armstrong is quoted on the guts and determination needed to win one Tour de France. Immediately afterwards, a star cricketer is quoted as saying \\\"it only needs one ball\\\"... in the context of \\\"it only takes one ball to win a wicket\\\". But just after Lance Armstrong, a sporting legend who, after testicular cancer, famously DOES only have one ball... I\\\'m almost sure this juxtaposiotion was not intentional...
[002] PoochyEXE
31st Jan '12 at 08:31:56 PM
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Also, you could use items during matches the third game, although you were limited to 3 per match. I think there was no limit in the 4-on-4 battles, but don\'t quote me on that.
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Also, you could use items during matches the third game, although you were limited to 3 per match. I think there was no limit in the 4-on-4 battles, but don\\\'t quote me on that.

And on the other hand, the Shoot Chain mechanic became a LOT easier to perform, since you can still do it even if the opponent has a chance to attempt a Shoot Block.
[001] PoochyEXE
31st Jan '12 at 08:05:52 PM
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Personally, I like the new 5-on-5 battle system just fine. It\'s a bit harder, but I like that. (I guess I\'m sorta like Endou in that manner. XD) The yak shaving you have to do to recruit some characters, on the other hand...well, it\'s probably the first time I\'ve been disappointed in an aspect of a Level5 game.
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Personally, I like the new 5-on-5 battle system just fine. It\\\'s a bit harder, but I like that. (I guess I\\\'m sorta like Endou in that manner. XD) The yak shaving you have to do to recruit some characters, on the other hand...well, it\\\'s probably the first time I\\\'ve been disappointed in an aspect of a Level-5 game.

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