Exactly , its how you learn what works . I ' ll shoot a ton of shots then go OHHHH lets capture that at night , or when the suns setting and then I go back . <| sep |> Admittedly he is , he is linking up very well and winning the ball back <| sep |> This can only end in one of two ways we ' ll either have like 30 shots and won ' t score , or we ' ll score after some lovely , intricate attacking play only to concede a fuck goal in the last 10 minutes . <| sep |> The only Battlefront I will ever know <| sep |> I ' ve never been a big Matthew Stafford fan , but this game alone sold me on him . <| sep |> Everyone like or what ? <| sep |> Biggest right now is the 5 minute runtime limit . Which limits it to lightweight duty . It ' s ideal for a microservice API architecture that does simple CRUD operations in fact , at this point I much prefer it , but it can ' t be a real replacement for an application server until it can run for a bit longer than 5 minutes . Looking at pure cost , it depends on what you ' re after . A heavyuse Lambda can end up potentially being more expensive than a handful of EC 2 instances behind an ELB , and if pure bottomline price is your determining factor , then going with EC 2 may be better for you . However , the benefits you gain from serverless no system management , no patching , instant massive scaling make the potential higher cost much less of an issue IMO .