Dafuq is on the Iran/Iraq border, right?

And all over the world, you could hear the deafening silence of no one caring about.

Dafuq is Breakaway?

Speaking of hidden features...

Exactly. It’s more like cruise control that adjusts itself but you still gotta be aware

1. He isn’t drafting. He is skitching.

Skitching is far from being the most absurdly irresponsible thing you can do on a bike.

He probably learned about this the same way I did.

No bikes, mopeds, or pedestrians on freeways/interstates. It’s on the signs posted before on-ramps.

That’s nothing. Some hooligan out there is selling bicycles with engines on them. I see people riding those down the highway all the time, usually at or above the speed limit.

It worked for Marty McFly.

The point of these laws isn’t usually about changing behavior, though; it’s about giving police a new basis for pulling over suspicious cars or drivers.

The wording was a bit confusing but I think they mean no driving on the center lane when it’s 3 lanes total. One going each way and the middle lane which is designated for left hand turns or passing.

BUT... BUT... That’s the BEST part!.

BUT... BUT... That’s the BEST part!.

OMG it’s a flavor catcher. You can take a biscuit, bread, or tortilla and sop up all that goodness after you’re done with your meal. Genius!

OMG it’s a flavor catcher. You can take a biscuit, bread, or tortilla and sop up all that goodness after you’re done…

85 comments at the time of posting this, and NONE of them are talking about Shroud, but rather their own nostalgia for other games. Which is pretty much the perfect example of how badly this game has pancaked, despite being developed for 5 years, and persistent (no server wipes) since July 2016.

I think even if devs and publishers invested into the kind of MMOs you want, they would still remain niche and ultimately die out. PvP MMOs especially would be competing with all of the other PvP genres currently out, namely mobas and fps games.

You’ll never find it, because that early MMO magic was a combination of the time in which those games came out, your younger self, and the “oh wow!” newness of a living, changing online world. Those times are gone.