Women in videogames have no choice, because they’re fictional characters that have as much agency as their writers/creators/the script gives them.

People don’t watch m/c racing for the crashes. It’s not NASCAR.

why? that’s easy.

> Have you ever hydroplaned? Brand new tires wont save you there

Have you ever hydroplaned? Do you really know what hydroplaning is? If you did you would realize that new, non-bald tires can prevent a lot of hydroplaning.

No, that’s Audi’s “nannies” saving this drivers ass.

To be honest, the stability control did most of the work. You can hear it working.

Thank you for saying this.

Wouldn’t you rather just be able to buy what you want? I think cosmetic MTX in $60 games are never going away, but they feel far less predatory when you can just go to a shop and pick whatever skins or hats you want rather than rolling the dice in hopes you’ll get that rare Junkrat outfit you’ve been craving.

To be honest it sounds safer than keeping it in the pit near all the people, fuel, cars, oil, etc.

I haven’t watched IndyCar before, but I’m amazed the team wasn’t penalized—even if the physics is sound, driving a flaming car onto a race track seems like one of those things that safety marshals would take exception to.

No. The truth is that “civilization” is just a bunch of people who’ve agreed to fake it.

In America motorcycles are very, very cheap to insure.

Let’s consider Mary: who begins working at 25 years old, earns $60,000/year to start [and] gets a 2% raise every year.

....reaching a maximum speed of 15 mph.

I’ll assume you’re from somewhere with good public transportation. In the US it is impossible for the majority of people to not have to drive on a regular basis. Unless you live in a select few cities here or are really lucky and work/live/shop and like to do things all within walking distance, you can’t really rely…

Isn’t that a minimum required rating? Maybe I have just misunderstood all along, but I always thought you could put in higher octane if you wanted, but you didn’t have to.

Considering that Virginia has the most asinine speeding laws in the US

Isn’t it in the same state where another Becky McWhitetears basically tried to kill her roommate with biohazards and only got a slap on the wrist and nothing on her permanent record?

I would love to hear this with a non-potato mic.