Sure, modern cars are safer, but many people don’t want motors to adjust seats, integrated GPS and assistant, heaters everywhere, sensors, cameras... but they have no choice in the matter. There’s justified belief that all this crap is to add points of failure for costly maintenance and ultimately planned obsolescense.

- guy STAYS in the car while it burns
- casually hangs next to it

brimstone sermon against the sinful horrors of dancing

Honestly, they could make a show where Kirk’s corpse gets stolen by borgs, revived, saved by Picard then following Kirk’s new adventures and it would still be better than Picard.

Gotta be honest, the Way of the samurai games were really janky beyond their combat system. The “open” story was only open in the sense you could break it and turn it into a story-free sandbox.

Guess it’s like these classic movies every one knows but few actually saw

The Man Without a Face

Never been so relevant

make him speak

I thought it would be about the poncho

In the sense that its critical success still didn’t tell people who didn’t play it how awesome it actually is, yes it’s underrated.

ok, calling him awesome without mentioning this is just criminal

Jebus, they really think labels is peak design.

Early in Dark souls there’s a red ladder and it’s still almost invisible. Yellow might be out of place, but not as annoying as the absence of it.

Can we stop with N64 nostalgia? Games looked and ran like crap, that was not a design choice.

Lol no, it was first announced in 2013 as a DLC, it shifted to standalone in 2017.

It’s also the best PS4 game, I can’t understand how it’s the only games with good resolution, good framerate and no input lag there.

That’s... the whole point? It’s a timed exclusive.

As much as I liked Noah, did we get a final answer as to why he left? It really feels like he threw the team under the bus by leaving mid-season.

You don’t know what you’re talking about. Period. Stewart took what was a joke show, brought in an insane cast who all went to have insane legacies, and elevated the show to a culturally relevant and informative one.