Ahhh ‘Redneck Bougie’

Quick, someone get them to port DOOM RPG. 

Because generally it costs less to lease than to finance, and it also means almost $0 in maintenance costs when you drive a new car around 10k miles over 2 years. Currently I’m financing to own my car, and while it leaves me with an asset at the end of it, that asset is really only valuable as a trade anyway (I have…

All PC shooters do. It’s the number keys. 

xDrive gives me AWD which will get me pretty much anywhere, as long as there aren’t big fucking rocks to climb.

True. The old argument that repairs cost more for them is also far less true than it used to be as almost all modern cars have repairs that are more involved.

Among new cars, the choices these days are also getting clearer by the day, as American automakers give up on small cars and there are simply fewer cars to compare, unless you are one of those who are deluded about the need for an SUV.

Yeah I ran into the same problem at first, then it forced me to become a god at the movement controls. Now the rest of the game is much ‘easier’ to play.

I agree. It’s also a strong reason to play The Division 2. Feeling safe and powerful in the aftermath of a pandemic is pretty cathartic.

Best thing IGN ever stumbled across. They did it as a one-off awhile back and it was very popular. My favorite one so far is this one:

It wouldn’t matter. I’m fairly sure HL2 is played on the 1.0 or 1.1 version.

You have to get to level 40. Once you start doing 1M+ damage with your big guns, you’ll be fine ;)

Rule #1 of gun ownership:

I’m very very far removed from a Trumper. Check yourself.

EDIT: Go look yourself at Inovio, Novavax, and other bio-techs that are currently working on a vaccine that will be in clinical trials next month.

There are several vaccines into Phase 1 trials, and several moving into Phase 2 clinical trials in April. The genome has been mapped since the end of January. This likely won’t produce anything.

Exploits demonstrate a deep understanding of the mechanics in the game. If you are curious as to what developers missed, or just seeing how broken - yet largely stable - the game can get. They aren’t intended as skill runs, they are technical demonstrations.

To those asking if it is worth it to get it at this point, yes.

The biggest problem is that so many use it to hide the fact that one light is out.

In 5 they made significant changes, like changing how hit detection was done, entirely re-wrote that subsystem. So not only does the engine change over time, it changes per title. They’ve made extensive changes/fixes to the vault/mount system, player capabilities (like sliding/diving/etc).

lol. No. They don’t. The engine has been through 2 major revisions since you last played.