They made a terrible mistake and made promises they couldn’t keep, but it appears they’ve delivered on almost every single line item and then some. Yes, it took 2+ years of free updates, but this is a shining example of making it right. 

This really was a chopped-up mishmash of a script. it’s on-screen text is even baffling to what they emphasize. 

How is 45 different tiny input points a SUPERIOR thing? A majority of buttons on this focus would be impossible to push without making eye contact. Say what you will about the poor quality of materials, but the functionality on the mitsubishi dash is easy to understand and operate while maintaining eye contact with…

Welcome back, Drew. 

Good one, corncob.

they strike me as the kind of person who bids $1 from the second position.

I think we’re one reply away from you not having commented at all.

The single player was a 30$ experience

What about a series of inputs?

Another variant of his only take, this time without any argument whatsoever.

Better to have played then not played at all does not apply.

For the last two weeks (and from here on out) whenever anyone asks me about Destiny (oh, what video game do you play, what is that?) I’ve just showed them this.

The worst part is the annual pass. It gets harder EVERY SINGLE TIME.

He knows exactly when (the slide a bit too far to the right before jumping into the pipe that takes him underwater)...it’s incredible. there’s a 1000+ perfect inputs.

I’m not going to bring anyone out of the greys, but there sure seem to be a lot of people thinking that he legit didn’t know, and that’s bullshit.

So, here’s a quick story.

Yea it’s called the rule of asholes..

Michael Buffer disagrees!

In light of yesterday’s events in Florida, I thought this was going to be a guide to getting murdered in a mass shooting.

Last year driving south from the Grand Canyon to Phoenix. Rented a Z4 convertible through Turo. Was loving life at 5pm, top down heading past flagstaff, plenty of time for dinner on my birthday with a dear friend.