I don’t see how you can’t protect against that either. Part of the whole thing should include checking whether you should really build there in the first place.

The way it played on console prevented me from ever really getting in to it. I tried on PS4 and it just didn’t work.

I’ve always felt this was the Camry of the Ferrari world. It’s just bland.

2nd gear: I’m curious which brands are most affected by this.

i can hear it

I hope hope they never remove it, but I also wish movement was faster in general (and by consequence: melee jump worked even better).

Looks like a good deal. We have a similar set from Calphalon that was about the same price when we got it (on sale). Definitely great to use.

Looks like a good deal. We have a similar set from Calphalon that was about the same price when we got it (on…

Light still is a problem. The surface of a car is a lot easier in many respects than skin because of all the subsurface scattering that goes in to skin and eyes and everything else.

I’m OK with all of that, really been enjoying what they’re doing with most of those modes, just want to see more development put in to them.

Don’t give the jerks any ideas

he’s exaggerating, but only slightly

Easily my favorite.

Blizzard has practically gone on record (I think) in support of the fan silliness. Not making it canon, but they love it anyway. They haven’t exactly been shy about using some of that for some of the skins, voice lines, and emotes IMO.

Just as bright... minus the light the blue tinting is filtering out.

Just as bright... minus the light the blue tinting is filtering out.

noooooo shit

Grand theft auto often has not just great model names but brands and they somehow often fit the brands general identity.

But 99% of the people talking are just chatting with their friends (often friends that aren’t even playing the game, just watching in the same room...I have no idea why the bother to turn on their mic).

“I am human and you are human,” Layton told me over the phone from his Las Vegas hotel room last week at EVO, the biggest fighting games tournament in the world. “Who are you to judge me?”

The first one wasn’t very good, never bothered watching the sequels.

Having not watched Keijo, comparing it to Kill la Kill in any way makes me more interested. I thought Kill la Kill was pretty amusing and worked well as a satire, lampooning the very fanservicy nonsense it appeared to be on the surface.