I ' ve put about 60 hours in it and never touched most of the survival mode . There ' s also a mode where your replay the campaign with certain modifiers and try to get the highest score . There ' s honestly quite a bit of replay value compared to most single player games <| sep |> He was murdered . No doubt . <| sep |> Yup . I bought a peeler off of him . He was sitting right outside of union sq while foods . Brilliant marketing , if you ask me . <| sep |> So , invincibility that also reflects . sweet , glad I pulled em , especially with their cost too lel <| sep |> Remember when it was dictated by elo , so the highest elo players on the team would get their pick first and the lowest elo on the team would support them ? <| sep |> I have lived in Northern California and I currently live in New JerseyNorthern California , more specifically the Bay Area , was an amazing place to grow up in . The diversity was astonishing and there was a general atmosphere of tolerance . I grew up in a lowermiddle class area , where there was no real sense of classbased discrimination or hatred . You were always in the center of action and the entire startup region of Silicon Valley was accessible . San Francisco , Oakland , Berkeley , and San Jose all have their own unique qualities as well , and they are in within driving distance from each other . On the other hand , the Bay Area , or at least my town , had a pretty crappy school system , rundown areas in need of development , and a few other characteristics of a lowermiddle class town . The drought and fear of an eventual earthquake always were in the back of my mind . Finally , the housing prices have really gone up , so if you want to buy a house , you will probably have to resort to a smaller house in a worse neighborhood . I can ' t speak for the rest of California . I haven ' t lived in New Jersey nearly as long as California , but I still have a few observations . I live in North Jersey , and it is a very rich area , with the exception of a few larger cities . The area is a mixture of oldmoney , Republican white families , poor black families , and newer Hispanic , Jewish , and Asian families . I really like the proximity to NYC and to Philadelphia , however , you don ' t feel very urban in most areas of Northern New Jersey besides the larger cities . New Jersey tends to be a clash between Democrats and Republicans , which you can see in the local elections in every county . The stereotypical Joizy Boy doesn ' t really exist North of Middlesex County , and Atlantic City is shit right now . I think that states are almost impossible to accurately generalize , so it would be hard to definitively pick one that I would like to live in . Moreover , I would rather live in a city or larges suburb than a more outoftheway city . Consequently , California , New York , Pennsylvania , Florida , and Illinois are at the top of my list , I guess .