It was giving me so much trouble last night that I just decided to phone in my order . I thought it was just me having that problem ! <| sep |> will they ? probably on WL , but on FUT seasons is p 2 p bullshit anyway <| sep |> So fish are women now ? <| sep |> Has nothing to do with them being secretive or even explaining how they ' re going to get rid of the hackers . Even a simple We ' re aware of this issue and we ' re doing our best to deal with it would be sufficient , but as of right now it feels like this is such a huge issue that is being overlooked or at the very least , not addressed . <| sep |> Hahahaha , upset lad ? <| sep |> Well that was pretty bad . <| sep |> I worked for a TV station with NHL rights for a decade as a graphics designer and these modifications wouldn ' t fly with the NHL or my colleagues , or my bosses , or me . A logo should stand on its own . A drop shadow should be used as a last resort . Not a solution for everyday use . If you want better results and absolutely must use a drop shadowglowwhatever , clone the logo , turn on preserve transparency , fill the layer with whatever colour you want . Since you ' re going for a glow , increase the size of the layer to match the offset you ' re looking for , turn off preserve transparency , then Gaussian Blur the layer to taste . For a drop shadow , don ' t increase the size but instead move it to where you wish to offset to . Knowing how to do tasks manually will often yield better results than default layer modifications . In this case , your corners won ' t be different than your edges . If you want that ' glow pop ' yuck that the layer effect offers , there are better ways to do this as well but there are many tutorials on the Internet already .