I have no investment at all in the game, either monetarily or as a potential player (I got enough of my space kicks from EVE Online, No Man’s Sky, and X3), but by definition, a scam requires intent. Granted, many things that later turn into scams were began with the idea of earning a ROI or developing a product, but…

Derek Smart wasn’t wrong, he was just crazy.

At this rate, Im fine either way. I only plunked down money during the initial Kickstarter run, and mentally wrote the money off years ago. While I do not invest further funds, I will admit to keeping my SC account updated and checking in on occasion...

The automotive douche bag youtubers trend need to die.

This is some Zapruder-level investigation here.

Tax evading (Frenchie living in Belgium) Attention Seeker (At All Costs - See his other YouTube Video’s) Idiot Youtuber Wrecks His Mini GP The Same Day It Was Delivered By Hooning It Around His Yard.

Idiot YouTuber Purposely Wrecks His Mini GP Using A Stunt Driver the Day It Was Delivered By Hooning It Around His Yard For Clicks

There’s a reason Mr. Regular called the LS the “GameGenie” of engines.

Not sure where “here” is for you, but In Michigan(and other states as well I’m sure) all you need is a VIN and they will issue a title and plate for whatever you brewed up in your meth-shed. No inspection needed.

Not going to give him the click to watch the video.  We need to stop making stupid people famous.

Found Pog

Someone at his level of viewership (860K subscribers) can expect to make $4-6K per million views...so at 2.5 million views already that equates to $10-15K.

He’ll get six dollars in ad revenue and an offer from some random guy to shill his shitty mobile game filled with microtransactions.

Youtubers make jack shit in terms of money. It all comes from sponsored content and donations via Patreon and Youtube Superchats.

The automotive douche bag youtuber trend needs to die.

... a couple million page views - he’ll pay off that car in ad revenue quickly. Cross posts to places like Jalopnik just encourage this more.

He hired a stuntman to deliberately crash that car. He is known to have done a few fakes in the past, like pretending to have connected his aventador to some xbox controllers to play forza.
He’s wearing a red short for the whole thing, but the inside shot when the car crash, whoever is driving wears a black…

I think Roadkill answered the “why”.

So...the top covers the engine bay in the back. The driver passes out from the exhaust leak (you know it does), and runs into something solid. The fuel tank in front ruptures. A big fireball follows. It sits in a salvage yard as a testament to bad choices. Two years later, sufficiently covered in rust, David Tracy…

BREAKING: E30 M3 isn’t the best in the world

BREAKING: Rare cars valuable, inflation still a thing.