Such... an ugly car.... so ... bad... vision failing....
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Yeah, it sounds like he doesn't like his character / have a character... he's just ... talking. Haha
Meh, I really couldn't care less... The graphics were pretty in the RTM... the game itself? Was absolute shit. I called it too... When I saw the first trailer I went; "This is more Ubisoft hype that'll NEVER actually pan out."
Step 1: Superficiality has nothing to do with it — If you love cars, a nice car is the ultimate toy and one of the best daily pleasures you can have.
Too bad the game itself was overhyped garbage... at least on the PC. No dedicated servers RUINED my online experience. I have a really good rig for a reason... and that reason is to NOT wait for people with shitty systems to get into the game.... 10 minute games followed by 3-4 minute waits is NOT cool. I've put in 6…
Haha, yeah — it's weird how almost instinctively you care less about the things other people see less often. Even if you're not AT ALL into caring what other people think of you... you still do it.
Got my Lexus is300 last year and it's clean — all the time. I'm not generally an OCD person, but I definitely crack out on keeping her clean.
Step 1: Buy a nice car
Hrmm, lots of hype — lets see if it delivers.
That seems a bit crazy considering my roomate just vaporized a glass in ours the other night... if churning through an entire glass (which took a minute to clear fully) didn't destroy it, I don't think orange peels would...
Good in theory, but not in practice... besides not getting nearly as cool, you also have to deal with (if you're on the highway) the immense noise created by having your windows down.
Looks like a dodge neon in this picture... I'm not sure if I'm a fan of the soft edges.
That's because games now days have zero integrity. It's not about the art or the game, it's about money. And that, is why almost all games I play now days can't hold my attention past the first few missions.
Well fucking done!!
Glad my 770 is still stacking up — fantastic card.
GTA isn't that big, and only rendered characters / vehicles when you got near to them. It too suffers the same limitations, lack of vram in console adaptations. It's why the PC version of GTA IV can look so damn amazing compared to its console counterpart.
As someone who drives in cities all the time... I'll be buying an automatic Corvette. As someone who likes Jokes, I approve of this article.
Technical limitations more than anything. If it was a PC exclusive it could be sprawling and massive... but because it was pandering to consoles with very, very little vram... Bethesda had no choice.
Why are generals usually fat? Silly question perhaps... but you think they'd at least TRY.