801 zero code in the background on that Siegfried & Jensen banner. That’s local to me. Looks like I missed out on something fun. Wonder if this guy is also local. I’ll have to check into this one. My son would love to see this one in person.

I seem to be in the opposite situation. Cars, amusement park rides, boats, planes etc. don’t phase me in the least but certain VR games or certain motions on my part can make me sick. Direct movement in some games will make me instantly nauseated and I became a fan of teleport movement real quick.

Before I picked up an Oculus Rift with the summer sale, teleport movement seemed strange and seemed like a not-fun solution to me. But the first time I tried moving in a game with direct movement, I was instantly sick.

Yes, that is a damn nice steering wheel. Take a look at that shifter too. This is the first Mazda interior I’ve ever lusted after. I really hope this design language stays this bold and makes it to production...I could see myself in that.

Fair enough. Happens to all of us from time to time.

I had a 2012 MKVI GTI. Loved it, honestly one of my favorite cars I’ve ever owned. That being said, NO WAY would I want that much torque coming from those front tires. I could spin them with ease, with just the stock 200 HP it had and it was plenty for the kind of car it was. Besides, I question the longevity of front…

For 50k you can indeed have a well optioned A4 that might be a touch faster than an EB Mustang but at 50% more cost.

Thank you for this video. That is be best explanation and demonstration I’ve ever seen for proper form and technique. I think I have a new person to follow on YT.

Indeed, come for the loot, stay for the gameplay is a good way to put it. I’m very happy that public events are so easy to find and get to now with fast travel. I’m rarely doing them solo but some I can manage to knock out. I’m learning which ones need at least a few people.

I’m right there with ya man. I am so damn busy all the time, that I’m usually able to squeak out an hour or two late in the evenings after the family goes to bed. The gun play and worlds to explore are very satisfying (plus I’m soooo much better with keyboard/mouse controls).

For what it’s worth I’m having an absolute ball playing it on PC. I’ve always been better with a mouse/keyboard combo than any controller and from that alone, I’m doing much, much better with Destiny 2 compared to my abysmal performance in D1.

Didn’t they literally have to pair down the information in his daily briefings just so he would even bother to consume some of them?

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Hell, I’m wondering if I still need my left nut or kidney.

That’s incredible to hear. I can’t even imagine the assholeishness of turning on those kinds of lights in anything but extreme weather or way out in the sticks. Sorry you have to suffer that crap. Hell, I’ve even thought about putting a light bar on one of mine once or twice but even I know I’d only use it a few times…

I mentioned to someone above that in my years of owning 5 Jeeps, I needed extra offroad lighting a grand total of...zero times. Dusk approaching? Time to setup camp!

Thankfully in my neck of the woods, even though there are tons of Jeeps around (many with lightbars) I’ve yet to see one in use on pavement. But I’m in Utah and we tend to have a fairly good crowd of Jeep owners even if some of them are just looking cool and not off roading much, if at all.

I’ve had 5 Jeep Wranglers over the years. A 92 YJ, 97 TJ, 2002 TJ, 2007 JK and a 2012 JK Unlimited. The biggest tires I ever fitted were 32" BFG mud tires (Rubicon take offs) and that was plenty for the offroading I did and the occasional light rock crawling (I live in Utah so that gives me a big playground too,…

The more this goes on (and I’ve been gaming since the early 80s) the less satisfaction I seem to get from gaming in general. I’m sure I will always play something as time marches on but I’m also a car addict.

Yeah, and on day ONE some smart ass would have the car pick them up thinking their name is Asshole...so everybody can see the car show a sign reading “Hey Asshole”.