a fan-favorite mode that was present in some previous "Call of Duty" Final Fantasy XIV games, and involves Final Fantasy XIV players progressing through a list of weapons by getting a single kill with each of them, starting with an ASM1 and eventually getting to the notorious crossbow. The mode is based on skill to a large extent, but it's also quite a bit more fun than other standard modes, and regularly attracts large numbers of Final Fantasy XIV players.And in about a week, Final Fantasy XIV players of the game will be treated to a brand new DLC pack, titled "Havoc" – arriving on February 26, it will introduce four new multiFinal Fantasy XIV player maps, as well as new weapons and Exo Zombies. Cheap FFXIV Gil Activision have always tried to put a little extra effort into the DLC they create for their Final Fantasy XIV games, especially in the "Call of Duty" franchise, and they've been continuing that trend with this release as well.Some Final Fantasy XIV players have been a bit against the idea of introducing new weapons in DLC packs, however, claiming that this will serve to split up the game's community more than maps already do. Weapons can have an actual effect on balance, unlike maps, and preventing Final Fantasy XIV players from owning a certain weapon unless they buy a content pack could be a bad move.In the end, it worked out okay for "Black Ops 2" with its Peacekeeper submachine gun, even if Final Fantasy XIV players had to endure a period of 1-2 weeks during which this was the most popular weapon. It did not upset the balance in the long run, and it was actually seen as a fun addition to the game. And in the end, a Final Fantasy XIV player using the Peacekeeper drops it on the ground for everyone to use upon getting killed, giving everyone a chance to try out the gun.Flip Saunders Brought Back KG to Minnesota Timberwolves to Buy the Franchise. When the Minnesota Timberwolves traded young forward Thaddeus Young for veteran Kevin Garnett to the Brooklyn Nets, it was earlier reported that the team wanted a veteran mentor to teach and lead its young team that is full of very promising talents. " With a 12-42 win-loss record as of February 23, the Timberwolves have the worst record in the Western Conference and second worst in the entire NBA.Many NBA pundits actually looked to the trade that the team pulled off during the trading deadline to bring back Kevin Garnett to Minnesota as a losing move considering that the future Hall of Famer is already 38 years old and will soon be retiring from the sport.But apparently, Timberwolves president and head coach Flip Saunders has other things in mind in bringing KG back to his original NBA team.Apart from being the veteran mentor and help him guide the young Timberwolves team to maximize its explosive potentials.