Whether you want to admit it or not, when microtransactions are available, the games are going to be designed in some way that will encourage you to purchase them. It may not be enough to bother you, but it does bother a lot of other people. Whether it being requiring more grinding, having to wait longer to finish…

Wine’s fine, but liquor’s quicker.

Well, the people who made Titanfall had also made CoD in the past, so the influence makes sense. I really wish Titanfall had stuck around strongly for longer. It was everything I wanted CoD to be. But Titanfall, despite burning out relatively quickly, definitely helped the FPS genre try new things and brought new life…

Becasue reading blops as a word is funny.

Both were simply an exercise in coach building...

The second one sucked though. I used to play the first one constantly. But being ~13 when it came out, I was mainly concerned with getting the little tiny suit (Venus?) for the heavy chested American woman (Tina?). It really was a fun game though, despite being fairly straightforward.

VW owns Porsche directly. VW owns Audi, which owns Lamborghini. There’s an extra degree of separation there. VW also owns Bugatti. They definitely have the entire range of car prices covered in some way or another.

I think a Hummer would probably just ride around on a moped wearing pony tail and a really ragged leather bomber jacket with patches from the different outfits it was part of back in the military. It’s a raging gasoholic, served in serveral wars, prone to break downs because of constant pressure to be so many…

I second the use of a powerline. That’s what I use in my apartment. Obviously if you can swing having cable ran through the walls, that would be the better option. Next best is powerline.

These just allow you to drive headphones with higher impedence. If you plug in a set of cans with an impedence of 250 ohms without an amp, you probably won’t be able to hear much, if anything. Higher impedence headphones generally produce a wider range, so you’ll be getting a fuller sound. It’s not bettering the music…

Elite’s expansion is $45 if you currently own it. So not really any more expensive than any other game with a season pass. If you don’t own the base game, you pay $60. $45 for the expansion and $15 for the base game (which you get when Horizons releases), for all intents and purposes. Again, pretty much like every…

The Top Gun dragon thing was actually this. It literally turns the dragons to jets and plays Danger Zone, a la Top Gun.

I’ve heard people say toaster in reference to PCs too. But this is the first time I’ve seen a possible reason why potato was chosen, since it’s a lower resource intensive graphical style apparently.

I’ve heard that too. But I’ve always just associated with PC vs console. PotatoStation 4, for example. I don’t know which use came first, but other commentors are saying it started with potato quality like you mentioned.

Potato texture refers to a simplistic graphics style. It’s often deployed to try and get games like Skyrim running on lower-end hardware.

I remember my first time too. Chin up, it gets easier, kid.

The Bioshock Trilogy (might skip 2, definitely not a priority), Fallout 3 and New Vegas, Dishonored. Probably won’t finish them all, but those are my current rotation/on the list. In between those, I play Elite Dangerous. Really need to get back on The Witcher 3.

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A place like Quaker Steak and Lube could use something like this. Any restaurant that hangs motorcycles from the ceiling for that matter. Put each half on the side of a wall; sort of like if the car had smashed through it. Use the frunk as some sort of prep area, or liquor storage. Not sure about the ass end. Maybe…

Here is the fixed version from r/pcmasterrace