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Blog Update- August 2018

I promise you this isn't a monthly thing, it just sort of happened that I have two months in a row where posting a blog update was necessary. I've done some thinking, and I've made (mostly solid) plans for the rest of the year, and it was important that I share them. This may not be the news you want to hear, but I'm happy with the plans that I've made, and I hope you can be too.


Let's start off with the bad news: as of now, there are no plans for any more Universe Mode content for the remainder of 2018. I've reached the beginning of Season 4 of that series, which was always the plan, and now I'm ready to take a break from posting it. This might start becoming a yearly thing, since I took a hiatus from posting Henry's Universe Mode at this time last year as well. This decision was for the same reason as last year, as football season is starting soon, and I intend to bring you plenty of Dog League coverage. I simply don't have the time or the mental energy for Henry's Universe Mode, but don't worry, it'll be back at the start of next year, hopefully better than ever.


As of now, I don't plan on Dog League content being the only thing I post on this blog for the rest of the year. I've toyed with bringing back my Philadelphia Flyers GM Mode on NHL 15, and also with the idea of bringing in something new. There are no solidified plans, but I would like to make it clear that the Dog League is my priority. No matter what else is posted, it will always come second. Also, does anyone know when American Dad is coming back? They've been on an unexplained hiatus since early-May, and I'm starting to get a little concerned.


So that's everything. Again, hopefully you're not too disappointed with today's news, and are ready for the return of football. I know I am.

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