Whats with the two cars that decide to follow him? Guess the AI is smarter than we thought.

Great article. Definitely explains a lot more of an otherwise unseen relationship.

Are you required to kiss the uber driver in this scenario?

Just don’t work so hard for muscle building that you burn through all of your energy and get nowhere. (More applicable to skinny people trying to get bigger.) There was an old article about this, but I can’t seem to find it.

It’s funny how fast people forget what it was like before content was free to consumers and there was no ad only version. People, it’s not that bad. Paying to remove ads isn’t that bad either, but if that stops working, EVERYONE will be forced to pay directly and the free(with ads) versions will cease to exist.

Do clones count as multiple people or are they all 1? I feel like this would significantly lower that number since most of his adversaries were clones.

Just got done reading the article about how games are so lifelike that they cause habits like getting into the wrong side of a car. Some comments there mentioned how certain things like unlimited stamina seemed to break the immersion. I know it’s a pain in the neck, but seriously think about how much stuff you would…

They really just need to have sales on the XBOX/PlayStation/Wii credits instead of the games themselves.

They really just need to have sales on the XBOX/PlayStation/Wii credits instead of the games themselves.

I was thinking the same thing. Also, you could treat it more like a push broom and have better control of when you push the dirt. Great idea though. Only thing I ever did with my uncle in his shop was shoot corks out of one of the air valves that go on the end of a hose.

Biggest feature Waze is missing is telling me which lane to get into on any given road. Truck drivers tell each other this info via CB Radios, so why can’t the rest of us do it via Waze? (Anyone want to build an app called Lanes for this?)

Yeah, he is actually the best person to buy stuff from because he deflates all his prices. Lol.

As you play a bit more, you’ll see that if you are near cover, you can dash behind it for an instant and at least try to get ahead in a gunfight that you are even/behind in. Sometimes you can use the time to get a grenade or let a teammate help.

I was just referring to the silhouettes. You are correct about the minimap ping which is why he stayed crouched at the beginning.

Those ONLY show in the replay.

Yeah, but that is part of the game. Don’t stand in the open because if you get hit first, you will most likely die first. Also, the game shows you which direction you are getting hit from. The reason this worked is because he waited until they engaged his team in front so that they would not check their radars when he…

I’m right there with you. With my luck though, they would have had one noob spawn that walked backwards seeing me and ruining the whole thing. Props to the man with the patience to do this.

To everyone on this thread saying they were overserved, they drank 7 drinks and “They took up one sixth of my section, for the entire fucking night.” this means that they were there for several hours. Each shot/beer/glass of wine/mixed drink = about .03 for an average person. Every 45 minutes, an average person’s BAC…

The server watched one of them get into the driver’s seat of the car. It clearly said so in the article.

What about Google Flights and other small aspects of Google that tend to go under the radar?

I’ve always liked the multiplayer much more than the campaign. The campaign was something I liked to delay until my friends could play through with me. Sometimes, it’s nice to get used to some of the new abilities, but I’ve never been a huge fan of the story. Most of my childhood memories of Halo were filled with LAN…