It's just...ugly. Like the butt of a Porsche and the front of a...not a Porsche. I feel like it sags in the middle.

I hate this car.

These are SO good.

He's had a huge impact with these. Every second week you see an aspiring artist making one of these. One of my favourite artists started with these type things.

Wait, the moon door was CGI? No way...

No, it would be awful if they made him a girl. He's Link. That's his character. Now if they made a new character who is a girl, or used Zelda as the main character, then okay.

I am wearing the dress shirt from my formal set, my motorcycle jacket from my biking set, the shorts from my tourist set, and the shoes from my athletic set.

Why is this sad? He's a game developer with who is responsible for a massively popular game...of course it's going to get exposure.

Splandle.

Shush.

That's idiotic. (Two words, fully accurate and nuanced)

Except the climbing mechanic doesn't work as well, and it's less enjoyable.

My point is that, as driverless cars become more and more popular, driving as a sport will become more and more popular. More novelty, more rush, more thrill. There is more mystique! More celebrity! Look at these people, these super humans, practicing a dying art at tremendous speed! That's how people work. It won't…

Formula 1 teams have $500M+ budgets. Once the gold rush hits, they'll be even higher. They will be able to afford to. You'll have companies like Lotus focussing exclusively on the competitive circuit with their now massive budgets, as well as larger automakers stepping in for the prestige, namesake, and advertising…

No way. Automated cars become the norm. The next generation becomes all the more enthralled with the culture of self-driving and auto racing experiences a massive uptake in the amount of viewers and participants.

As everyday driving gets safer and safer, duller and duller, auto racing becomes more and more dangerous,…

Fair point.

The goal is realism. Not just in stills, but theoretically in a final rendered short. You need depth like that and if it involves sacrificing a little detail, it works.

Smoother footage of the object. Yeah, the outside is wobbling, but the object of the video isn't shaking around the screen.

Didn't say there was? I don't see why having a smoother footage of the object of the video is bad.

Unstabilized video makes me want to vomit, which is natural.