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7!!!!!!
100% end user problem.
Working as designed.
*still hates it*
Once you get use to it, you realize it is 100% better and more flexible than HB.
meh, gonna have to disagree on that one lol…
apparently HB is finally getting an update soon (I know, I know… ????????♂️), so if it works and there are enough posters to chat with over there then it’ll be my pick. I’ll still post here from time to time but I’m just not a big fan of how it’s currently configured.
yep, pretty good a pick up by Hughes.
still shows that Mailloux had a real good value. I’m just a bit disappointed they didn’t use that value to get a center even if I’m real happy about Bolduc joining the team.yeah, same here, but it’s surely just because the asking price was too high for an accomplished 2C… great return nonetheless for Mailloux imho.
Once you get use to it, you realize it is 100% better and more flexible than HB.
meh, gonna have to disagree on that one lol…
apparently HB is finally getting an update soon (I know, I know… ????????♂️), so if it works and there are enough posters to chat with over there then it’ll be my pick. I’ll still post here from time to time but I’m just not a big fan of how it’s currently configured.
Once you get use to it, you realize it is 100% better and more flexible than HB.
and it doesn’t crash for week at a time like the other one. it was really time we got out of there.
pretty excited to see him play, I think he’s going to quickly become a fan favorite.
I think this was a very great sneaky move.
I think it might turn out to be their best move so far (especially cost vs results).
pretty excited to see him play, I think he’s going to quickly become a fan favorite.
yep, pretty good a pick up by Hughes.
still shows that Mailloux had a real good value. I’m just a bit disappointed they didn’t use that value to get a center even if I’m real happy about Bolduc joining the team.
