Not sure who the previous record holders are, but as a kid I remember watching Joie Chitwood Jr. do two-wheel stunts in a Chevy Chevette. He also went over 5 miles on two wheels which was a record at the time.

I’d imagine that ABS pieces from a 3D printer would probably afford more “protection” than latex pieces that comprise most of the cinematic Batman costumes. Still, they are all just show-pieces, whether for cosplay or film use.

“Nothing will extinguish my love for you!”

I believe by “breaking the game” he is talking about anything that nullifies the scripted story and side quest experience. For example, mods that can make it impossible to finish quests such as being able to kill unkillable NPC’s. There are countless Fallout 3 mods that are incredibly fun (or make the game impossible t…

Not weird at all... I love exploring and “living” in the Fallout world, long past the main story. This kind of new gameplay sounds like it will give the game a lot of long term play well beyond the main quest and side quests.

“I’m not trying to say anyone is wrong here, but ...”

I don’t even play GTA V (my computer can’t handle it) but damn, I could watch GTA V stunts and scene-recreation videos all freakin’ day.

He did but his orthodontist is also British. (You do not want to see the “before” photos...)

I get mine at Soft Where? Etc.

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Blood.

If you’d taken just one minute to look up the word you wouldn’t look like such an idiot right now. Which is worse, the ignorance, the apathy or the flood of people reminding you that you’re an ignorant fucking douchebag and a waste of oxygen?

Oh that is an awesome rumor... I very much hope that it turns out to be true!

I agree that the characters were a bit... stiff. Nevertheless, the game was just so damned fun that I still found myself deeply immersed for hours and hours. The world itself felt so large and amazingly detailed in its desolation on the first go around but it definitely didn’t hold up on a subsequent replay.

The key aspect here is that the shortening is by virtue of removing things that weren’t part of the book. If anything it was Peter Jackson who added the “fandom” work in trying to fatten up what was a very short children’s story. This edit neatly trims the unnecessary schlock and pares the film back to the essential…

I had no issue with the length of it or various “interpretations” of source material. I just found it to be a poorly edited film with terrible visual effects and abysmal acting. The battle scenes and most scenes with Smaug reminded me of a Scooby Doo cartoon montage.

They can absolutely legally do this. He’s an adult in his third year of college and living at home on his parents’ money. They are not legally obligated to support him at all. While it really sucks that they are pissing on his ambitions they are well within their legal rights to be heartless douchebags and fun…

The goal is to prevent the majority of average users from downloading copyrighted commercial content with a single click.

Whoa, that’s heavy!

That was amazing.