I don’t want it if it won’t have a manual. The S2000 existed as the pure driver’s car. It rode firmly, but oh-so-responsively. The cockpit was sparse and driver-oriented, and fit like a glove. It was focused on the driving experience first and foremost. The lack of an automatic option pointed to its personality and…

Damn. Huayra hips/roofline with a cool, unique (and not overblown/tacky) front end.

NO.

Stance goes down.

How about my favorite game of 2016? Hyper Light Drifter.

Might just be traffic.

Yes— this. I got distracted at first by some of the details but it’s such an amazing car when you step back and look at its pure form, and the overal interaction and flow of its curves. Then you step back in and notice how the details actually contribute to it.

I disagree. I love the Huayra. Once its form grows on you it’s amazing. Certain angles make it look absolutely killer, and those haunches are awesome. To me it’s like a flowier, more animalistic Zonda with those awesome hips and tapered sides

Ugh... I should’ve listened to you and ignored the temptation... I may have just ruined my favorite car...

Awesome. Came here to make sure Hyper Light Drifter was on the list. The third game original soundtrack I’ve ever purchased, behind Journey and Superbrothers Sword and Sworcery. It’s also my new favorite OST from anything ever.

6 was a good game

I was about to say it would look really cool modified and with some power and fun tossed under the hood.

1. Ana-based team

Higher redline. It provides more obnoxious revving ability per gear than the standard Aventador.

Yep. The first Mirror’s Edge is still my favorite game of all time. The sequel wasn’t a bad game, but it felt too refined. It definitely lost that spark that the first one had. As excited as I was for open world, I think that ended up taking a lot away from it because it felt so empty and lifeless- but not in the way…

I was mildly impressed and thought it should be 750, not 3000.

So thanks to Disney... is this CANON now?!?

Everyone freaking out about this—the majority of aviation training, specifically military aviation training, is spent training for every possible contingency or emergency or malfunction so you can be prepared. Yeah, there is a possibility of a need for CSAR or SAR missions in NYC, for who knows why. This is an Guard…

Yep yep and yep. Everyone flips their lid over things they know nothing about and gets to feel important. What a time to be alive.

Can you spectate from ingame or do you have to join a server specifically for spectating? I’d like to be able to watch my buddy finish his round when the server’s full or something before joining in the next one. Do you have to exit to the menu and reload?