Game Introduction A command card battle RPG optimized for smart phones! Players become Masters and together with Heroic Spirits, defeat enemies and solve the mystery of human history's disappearance. This is the title for those who would take a stand against human history and battle fate in order to protect mankind. The mission classification is an order to protect Humanity: Grand Order. By intervening in events, they would locate, identify, and destroy the space-time Singularities. A forbidden ceremony where they would convert humans into Spiritrons and send them back in time. Assuming that this was the cause of humanity’s extinction, Chaldea carried out its sixth experiment - time travel into the past. For the first time ever, a region that could not be observed appeared. Without warning, the promised future of 2017 disappeared. Chaldea, an organization tasked with observing Earth's future, has confirmed that human history will be eliminated at 2019. All Rights Reserved.A new mobile "Fate RPG," presented by TYPE-MOON! With an impressive main scenario and multiple character quests, the game features millions of words of original story! Packed with content that both fans of the Fate franchise and newcomers will be able to enjoy. The fact that I can beat him at golf, that's even better." "Basketball's cool, everybody talks about that. "I just like the fact that he complimented my golf game more than basketball," Curry said with a grin. These days, Allen and Curry enjoy meeting up a couple of times a year to play golf, and they will surely have plenty to chat about next time. He really operates in a lane of his own." "People have compared him to myself and Reggie (Miller) and other past shooters. It only seems fitting that this is the path that Steph is on," said Allen, now 46. So no one deserves it more than him."Īllen will also appreciate Curry's latest accomplishment on an already long list of them. "He's one of the most influential players to ever play the game, the way he's changed the way everybody kind of plays the game."Ĭurry's teammates can't wait to share in his moment, with Andrew Wiggins saying: "He's one of the most influential basketball players of all time, helped change the game. Quite frankly, he's the reason why," Billups said. Portland coach Chauncey Billups realizes what this record means to the way basketball is played today and going forward. I feel like it will be special no matter what because I'll make it special and it will be an amazing experience for me and my teammates." While he would have preferred to become the 3-point leader in front of the raucous home crowd, Curry acknowledged: "It is the weirdest thing to be picky about breaking a record like that. Some thought he might somehow break the record against the Trail Blazers. So, there's always joy that comes with it."Ĭurry went a quiet 6 of 17 from beyond the arc in Wednesday's 104-94 win against Portland. "With that confidence does come creativity and ability to go out and stretch your imagination for what's possible out there and honestly, I just love what I do. "I work hard to try to put myself in position to have success, and confidence in my game and how I play, and all that goes into it," Curry said. "I learned a lot from that."Īt 33, reigning NBA scoring champion Curry continues to let it fly from every spot on the court, recently knocking down half-court shots in consecutive games.
"He had a very specific routine that he stuck to," Curry said. That's a stark difference from the pregame show Curry puts on for the masses night after night, thousands holding up their phones to shoot video and capture a glimpse of one of the greatest NBA performers ever. As it evolved, he adapted and made it more of a feature."Ĭurry called Allen's work ethic "a common theme" for the two shooting stars, recalling how Allen arrived at the arena three hours before games to shoot when nobody was inside to watch. "He'd dunk on you, he'd drive, he could shoot the 3 but from what I remember it wasn't a huge part of his game, because he could do so many other things. "His journey was interesting because he was such an athlete," Curry said.
Allen accomplished the feat over 18 seasons from 1996-2014. The Warriors star needs nine 3-pointers to match Allen's record of 2,973 regular-season 3s and 10 to top him.