It always bothers me when I see cars on the road that are clearly running at 20psi like in the pic. I definitely give them more space since I can only assume that if they’re bad at keeping their tires pressurized then they’re also bad at driving. Same deal when I’m behind someone and can clearly see their face in the…

When I first read that the aircraft crashed into a wall, I assumed it veered way off the runway, but nope, there’s just a wall at the end of it.

I like hair metal and nu metal so I can’t tell if this is supposed to be a negative comment or not

This is one of those rare instances where both parties are wrong.

Commenting on this thread so I remember to check later on whether they actually elaborate on the offensive stereotype or if they just threw a grenade in the comments and ran

I was literally complaining on forums yesterday that Starfield was going to be a shoe-in for GOTY simply because it was hyped up so much and then Bethesda would release a “GOTY Edition” in, like, February. So, glad to be proven wrong here at least.

Also! I recall seeing quotes from Todd and his buds about how ambitious this game was going to be, and they said something to the effect that they thought they were making “the most important videogame ever” or something.

The single most apt word I’ve seen used to describe this game so far has been “unsexy.”

I thought so too when I went through it, especially re: the limited faces, however every race seems to at least have 5 very distinct and very well-done faces per race+gender combo.

Counterpoint: Long Rests can actually cause you to fail quests, even when nothing happening immediately around you is obviously time-sensitive.

When it comes to gaming, many accessibility features are pretty low investment.

There’s more than 23; they did some Square Enix shit and set Madden 92 through 99 in the past.

Next time you’re carrying something precariously, like say a near-full-to-the-brim mug of hot liquid, press your tongue to the roof of your mouth to steady yourself.

Also let’s not forget that Destiny has no way to rewatch cutscenes. They really do expect YouTube content creators to pick up the slack for them, uploading their cutscenes and expounding on their ridiculously complicated lore that they won’t ever allow you to see for yourself.

That would be “fine” more or less if the seasons were just a battlepass thing where you get more rewards for the grind. Instead they are treated more like limited-time events where you get some fun stuff to do for a while before they get taken away, which isn’t cool since they’re not free.

I love that they got a military tractor unit to haul that thing.

Last winter I got back into Destiny for a solid 4 months, toward the end of Season of Plunder and through the first half of Seraph.

It says “Screenshot: Sony Pictures Releasing / Kotaku” so it’s presumably the incident exactly as depicted in the movie unless Kotaku edited something (they’ll usually credit themselves when they do something like add a fish for censoring). I don’t see anything obvious though so no idea why Kotaku has a credit. Maybe…

But in all seriousness, this is the initial question you asked:

I just thought it strange when you could technically do it without both people being present, even if that would be less effective.