It would still be pretty fucking annoying to have a smugmobile driver (Prius) sit there telling you how much better it is to have a Prius since it saves him so much money on gas and saves the environment. No matter which car you drive, that would annoy the hell out of anyone.

I can answer the Prius question and just about 92.76% of all Prius owners are that big of douches. The ones that actually admit they only bought the Prius as an appliance to get them from point A to point B efficiently (7.24% of all Prius drivers) are the only decent ones. Otherwise there's a hell of a lot of smug to…

That fucking Prius driver—trying to tell you his Prius is better than your Ferrari because it saves him money...

Well I wouldn't say brighter... maybe more open to change? We have a lot of people that like to cling to what they know rather than open their minds to what others do or think... I'd say it would be fine for about half of us. The other half, not so much. But maybe they shouldn't be driving anyway.

You underestimate the power of the South.

Bungie didn't think it was fun? Pretty much everyone I know did. I never argued about whether it was a perfect game—and Bungie are perfectionists so I'm sure it hurt them to have to release a not entirely polished product.

Well when you so clearly disagree with the vast majority of the people who played and loved Halo 2 for what it was, I'd have to say they enjoyed letting us have our fun.

Well it sounds awfully simple but educating approximately 314 million people on an entire new system of measurement isn't the easiest task.

Black Flag is possibly the best of all the AC games so far. It was so much fucking fun.

Why do you think this is the same as Transformers? Michael Bay may be an executive producer but do you know what that means? Jack shit. He has limited control over this so this won't turn into another Michael Bay crapfest.

If the trailers are anything like Hercules, then you've only seen the 30 most useless seconds of the movie and it will actually be entirely different.

So you're saying that you personally had a horrible time with Halo 2 because you couldn't figure out how to do the superbounces that 90% of people knew how to do? That's just bad research. You could have learned how to do that easily—it's not like it's some game breaking glitch that only a few people have ever figured…

I guess it all depends on where you look because Hercules got better reviews than Lucy on rotten tomatoes. Either way, I usually don't trust critics though since they HATE things that aren't serious and artsy and full of themselves.

Like I said, you should give fun a try. Thinking that something has to be, from a purely technical standpoint, perfectly polished to be ridiculously fun and amazing is closed minded. Sometimes the quirks in the games are part of what make it so special.

One of our COO's cars is a Z8 and one of my favorite things is drooling over it while I walk to lunch on days he decides to take it out.

It had much better reviews among top critics than that stupid Scarlett Johannson movie that came out this weekend.

You can't lose something that you never had...

No, they just make it more fun. The game, from a technical standpoint, is of course not better with glitches/exploits. But these little quirks made custom games with friends a total blast, and they were things that everyone could easily learn to do so everyone I knew had fun playing with them.

Yes, of course if any other game had the same multiplayer Halo 2 did before Halo 2, I would have felt the same about that game. That's a given— and that's like saying if I were the first to invent the light bulb I would be the first to invent the light bulb! Duh!