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Hi there. Do you have a big fight coming up? Are you just not quite sure on what to do or just need a second opinion? Well I'm you man. I ran this business when I first started the game and was poor and shit (Oh the good old days of 250 across the board) and well gym fee's are starting to eat me alive so I thought I would start it up again. For a fee depending on the quality of fight, I will look over your opp. Tell you what I think his weaknesses are and go through your silders with you one by one and tell you what I would change and why I would change it. Hopefully this gives you a better grasp of what to do next time and you don't need my help in the future. Also I don't ask for payment if you lose the fight. If I tell you what i think would win and you lose i don't really have a right to get paid do I? I will also for a smaller fee just tell you what I think would be the best way to win with what you have but I won't go indepth with the silders as a cheaper deal for those who would rather go that route but as I said before all fee's will depend on the quality of fight and by quality I mean ranking wise lol. One last thing I don't assit against fellow pit members or a handful of people. But I am sure 90% of the time that wouldn't come up. Anyways PM me in game if you are interested and we will work out a chat time or I will ingame mail you but chat is a lot easier I like input as well so I can know you understand what I am explaining and you can ask questions. P.S. Please don't hit me with a fight within a few hours of fight time. If I am not on right that second probably not gonna have time to look it over try to give me a few days

So I leave for vegas thursday morning flights booked and flight home to ireland from vegas. But I asked my landlord for my security deposit before I leave he said yah hed give it to me last night but then when I txt jim said he had left the area already had some problem with the bank. Then today ignores 1st call then phone has been turned off since. Im owed $600 from him and getting worried at this stage. So upon leaving if I havent heard from him Do i get my 600 worth and trash the place or what lol?

I think we all can safely say that this game is much, much better and more enjoyable an experience as a VIP user than it is a non-VIP and that's not just the ability to make a company, but all the doors that are opened in terms of access to information, too. I don't know about anyone else, but pretty much 90% of my time or more with the game is spent with information only a VIP has access to. I'm just wondering, do non-VIPs ever actually stick around in this game, playing long-term as non-VIPs, or are the only two paths a non-VIP can take in this game pretty much: 1) To realize how great it is and to upgrade to VIP. 2) To get bored due to the limitations of non-VIP and go inactive. Maybe there is a large contingent of less diehards who stick with this game for the long haul just as a non-VIP, maybe logging in only a couple times a week to check up and nothing more, and just don't feel the need to spend money on it. I'm just wondering though, have you guys ever seen many instances of long-term non-VIPs who actually stick with the game, or are most of them destined to either flame out (the majority) or upgrade (the minority)?

Again i wasn't talking about Scientist. As i clarified in my last post. I was talking about the "enthusiastic amateurs" you mentioned before. Those are the ones who publicly use it to argue other beliefs and believe the theory like a religion in itself. I will try to find what i saw. Im not sure if it was the only reason by was the one i remember. It was like 1 degree or less fluctuation or something.

I'm not a relgious person. I was raised Catholic but have since, lapsed. My fiance and I live next to a church, literally, I go out in my back yard, look to the right, and there's a Methodist Church. I have about ten yards of property, and then there's a church parking lot. I have been invited over more times than I can count, and I just smile and say thank you. I don't say "You're religion is bull and you're all a bunch of weak-minded sheep who can't fathom that there is nothing after this life other than worm food. You people cause wars and death and are the root of all evil." Just like they don't come at me and say "You need to be saved, stop your partying and living together in sin without being married. You will burn in hell for all eternity." I guess the point I'm trying to make is, most people aren't assholes.

I personally don't feel that anyone is truly agnostic without being theist or atheist. Every person that I have talked to in person who has claimed to be agnostic will actually hold the position of one or the other while claiming they can't say for certain. Generally claiming agnosticism is due to not really understanding atheism, or trying to come off as more passivist in a crowd. Holding an agnostic viewpoint does not keep you from being either theist or atheist. Atheism is simply the absence of belief in a deity. Meaning, if you don't BELIEVE a deity exists, then you are atheist. Atheism DOES NOT mean that you are vehemently opposed to a deity existing. If you claim uncertainty, which many atheists do, then you are simply an agnostic atheist. What most people don't understand about atheism is that the only thing similar from one atheist to another is that they have a lack of belief in a god(s), just as all religions have theism in common. Many atheists have different views or "beliefs" on various subjects and they should not be lumped together under one thought process. I challenge everyone who claims agnosticism to truly ask yourself if you BELIEVE in a deity or not. Not whether or not you think there is a possibility one could exist, just if you actually believe that one does. If you DO believe a deity exists, then you are theist. If you lack that belief, you are atheist. The decision to be agnostic comes after the fact, labeling you either an agnostic theist or an agnostic atheist.

These thoughts are ignorant to what it means to be atheist. Plenty of atheists are agnostic atheists, in that they take the position that there is no god due to a lack of any evidence of one, however they will never deny the possibility of one existing as a true atheist and scientifically minded person is never 100% sure of anything, but is always on a mission to become as close to 100% as they can. This is the vast majority of atheists, and generally those you never hear of because the extremists are too loud.

Nah nothing really worth anything He lives like 2 hours from here but he txt me earlier saying he was around tonight that he would have it so thank fuck for that

was looking on craigslist and that but ticket sales are in pairs and Ill be in vegas with 2 chicks who would have no interest in going so thinking ill just go myself. Ill check out that last minuite stubhub sales when im in vegas

The first thing I learned as an MMA Tycoon player was that sliders was really important and so is training. Now that I'm more experience, I think I understand sliders better and have better training and as a result I win more often. Without a doubt, VIP makes this game a lot better. I would like all non-VIP players the chance to try it out, and I'm sure once they try it they'll want to keep it and so will buy VIP. Tbh, I was quite apprehensive about getting VIP, though I'm glad that I did get it. And I'll definately be renewing my VIP.

I am not religious but I would never try and convince someone who is religious to become an athiest. I think it's better to be religious, it makes life a lot easier. I don't like evangelical religion which goes directly against e.g. evolution though. I had some Jehovas Witnesses wake me up the other day and thrust a ridiculous leaflet about creationism into my hands. I spent a couple of hours reading through it and it was flat out incorrect from front cover to back. So whilst I will never have a problem with religion as a concept, it does annoy me when Dorothy from Macclesfield tries to tell me evolution doesn't exist, as if she knows more about paleontology than a paleontologist. I agree that people would find something to fight about if there wasn't any religion too. Though I think there is a difference if there is no heaven... you're not so likely to die for X if you don't think there's a heaven. It doesn't mean you're less likely to kill though, so there are pros and cons to either side. Specifically relating to MMA, I think we should be grateful to religion. It gives people peace of mind before stepping into a cage "knowing" that if they die they'll be OK. I know hardly any MMA fighters that are atheists. I asked Jordan Breen once and I think he came up with one, plus Dana White. As for my own belief about religion, it seems to just be people's best estimate of the world around them, at the time the teachings were written. If you read Genesis, it's just someone's best estimate of how the world works, written by someone who doesn't know how the world works. "and God separated the light from the darkness. 5 God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night." OK, if you don't know that we're on a massive ball of molten rock spinning around a nuclear fusion reactor 93 million of miles away, it makes sense to assume that light and dark are two different concepts created by or controlled by some god. And it was so. 16 And God made the two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night; he made the stars also. Same goes for this. They couldn't know the light from the moon was a reflection from the sun, so they assume it's an independent source of light, which is a perfectly reasonable assumption if you don't know any better - an assumption any of us would make if we didn't know any better. As for the stars, we only knew for sure that there was more than one galaxy in about 1915ish, so you can't expect someone 2000 years ago to understand how stars are formed. “Let there be a vault between the waters to separate water from water.” 7 So God made the vault and separated the water under the vault from the water above it. And it was so. 8 God called the vault “sky.” So the assumption here was that the blueness of the sky was because there was water up there. Again, that's a perfectly reasonable explanation if you know no better. People hadn't flown. There was no concept of outer space, so what was up there? Well it rained, so it must be water. Again, reasonable assumption. Anyway, you can go on... Let me just give one more quick example. The geologist who found that granite was an igneous rock, so was formerly a liquid, was accused of blasphemy because God created granite as the bedrock of the earth. My point is, until you find proof of something, you can't begrudge someone for trying to make sense of it. That's all religion was, when religions were being formed. Whether the earth is on the back of a giant turtle and that turtle is on the back of another turtle, all the way to infinity, or it's God creating man from dust and woman from a rib, it's all just people trying to make the best sense of what they see around them. Obviously where religion becomes silly is when it actively avoids new information. I don't hope that science replaces religion but I do hope that religious people avoid fighting with science because at the end of the day, science is just doing what religion used to do; try and understand what's going on in the world around us.

All religions in the world are about peace , then some others guys try to changed it and used it to convince some fools to make some war , I was thinking to write something and really struggle to explain it correctly then i see mannetosen post like he told it's all about mass manipulation .

Yes, it sure is. Among my own fighters' contracts, The Empire is based in Tokyo, but has upcoming events scheduled in London and LA as well.

Well said. To add, IMHO media and all kinds of extremists make many things look way worse than they are in reality. Thats why I hate media. It's a tool to control the masses. No news is good news.

Anyone know if u can just turn up on the night and get a ticket??

Religion is like a penis. It's fine to have one. It's fine to be proud of it. But please don't whip it out in public and start waving it around. And PLEASE don't try to shove it down children's throats.

Yeah man it looks pretty stacked but theres no one org dominating completely which is nice to see. Lets see what he can do, Spots there need some earning

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Thanks Man Glad to have Gotten in control of an Org with Such Potential, Hopefully We can Give you a run for the top Sometime In the Future

Greatest Lightweight Of All Times Yuki Nakai subbed a US Greco-Roman Heavyweight champ while completely blind.

+1 to belts doing "something" im just not entirely sure what that "something" should be. i think you should be rewarded for maintaining a strong title prestige ... how you would rank that im not entirely sure, maybe competition rateing bettwen the holder and who he defends against...

Everything i told is correct, probably bad explain and with shortcut but correct ,just watch the theory they had in physics or biologie 200-300 years ago ,or everey 5 years some medecine are forbidden because they have bad effects they wasn't aware(i don't tell physics or biology are useless ) . I would be glad if you could point my mistakes . My main point was the issue people have with religion is about the theory of evolution , wich is a biology theory and was never prooved ; bioly scientist are the less rigorous scientist and it's not surprizing they are the guy who will tell you "i'm sure god doesn't exist " . The only thing sure about god is actually no one can prove he exist or don't exist , so any guy like the thread author who will tell "religion is idiotic ,science is the truth god don't exist" is as religious as other religious people . When you believe "god don't exist" you believe in something , so it's all about your faith and faith =religion .

trip take down in the clinch? something. I guess my direct question is to the developer concerning the advantages(skill vs physical attributes) of making shorter or taller fighters. A tall guy can be a great wrestler and a short guy can be a great boxer. reach and height should give a very slight advantage not a 20 or 30 point curve. Damn voted my post down on accident. Stupid...like my fight plan i guess.

+1 but you can't just implement it now, it's too late the only way to save ground game is to make Stand-ups less frequent

We have the choice of Natural KO power when we create a fighter, so why don't we have something for the ground guys like "natural grappling ability" or "natural grappler"? I know i'll probably get my head torn off for this suggestion but i think it would even out the stand up advantage we currently have and the natural KO power hidden, making the ground and stand up games more even without changing the whole system more towards the ground game. What do you guys think?

NEED A CONTRACT FOR MY FIGHTER IN MONTREAL HIS NAME IS GEORGES RUSH ST.PIERRE

yeah they exist. TK still has his non-VIP account http://www.mmatycoon.com/managerprofilemanager.php?MgrID=10977

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Well i'm gonna raped a wife and told it's ok because of religion , let's see what the judge think about it .