That’s the motto for friends who have gotten drivers licenses in India and have survived their roads for two weeks without incident, anyway.

(Off topic but a good teaching opportunity)

So many Lynel deaths - one can tell by location alone.

Counterpoint: Grim Fandango is the only game I have ever bought for my iPad and it was amazing. A couple of the puzzles were very 90s in design (a little farfetched) but overall the game is great.

Came here for this.

The F-Pace is already a pretty compact SUV - it’s 186 inches long, which is just a couple more than the Macan or the Q5, or a RAV4.

Good point, although my experience with some of the Lynels is that some of the stronger weapons (like the Savage Lynel Crusher and the ridiculous 5x Savage Lynel Bow) that Silver Lynels carry make me want to go hunt them out even though I’m done with the game. I didn’t even see the Crusher before that. If Hard mode…

Fair. And yeah, I’m looking forward to the Korok mask (and the map that shows where you’ve been and where you haven’t). That, plus Hard Mode, might actually milk more out of an amazing game.

Kind of a stunner watch.

You run faster at night with the Dark Link suit! Also it looks super cool if you equip the Royal Guard shield, bow and sword.

Same. Ugh. I keep doing them in 15 minute increments.

Yes, but when you’re done with the game but you still want to play it and all you have left is Korok seeds, you’re going to want to find them but then you won’t have anything else to play in between. Trust me, this is my current problem.

Hateno Village. I’ve yet to make any real progress helping Hudson build Hateno Village.

Same. The beginning and the end of the English version are the only good parts of the Remix that might need to be added to the original.

In fact, I have an idea for what should happen instead: We remove the subways altogether and everyone can finally get their private train cars down there.

To be fair, how many people knew the Giulia existed before the Super Bowl this year?

May needs to stop being so brainy and detail-oriented while losing sight of the big picture. Hammond’s tenure has been wreck after wreck. Who would have thought that of all people, Jeremy’s from-the-gut strategy would connect with so many?

I honestly choked up when I finished Kaas’s Shrine missions and he started playing the Main Zelda theme on his accordion - and it was the song he had been playing all along. Hearing it again in that video... damn you, Nintendo, for knowing how to hit me with the nostalgia.

I love that with both Zelda and this game, Nintendo is building upon its many years of conventions and building even more by breaking them apart. You know how a Bullet Bill operates? For, like, DECADES? Now you get to inhabit one.