Go play another game. One that doesn't change its mechanics in every iteration. Shin Megami Tensei maybe? They have always been traditional turn-based without all the "active time battle" and stuff added in. If you want something closer to Final Fantasy, go play Bravely Default and hope that Bravely Second gets…

The first time you are excited for a Final Fantasy game in over 20 years? I doubt that.

How do I do a Haduken?

He built two places and filmed them separately.

Always cool to see what the community terms are for things I'm doing by accident

Honestly, I'm just thankful there's no cheaters in Call of Booty: Pimp Ops. It would be so annoying to experience that kind of shit while on a backhand streak in Capture Dah Ho.

Sorry; I'm too busy drawing him like one of those Kalos girls.

Maxie's pose riding his bike is beautiful, like that scene in the Titanic. We need good shops of that.

Well, the game already has that information, no? Because you battle against him a few times. They put in a lot of detail too, like that one time he's so shocked he has to put his glasses back on.

Never has a reference pose made a character look so free and uncaring.

I have a different analysis. The car in front was tired of the other car riding his ass. He then saw an opportunity to frustrate a prick by getting in front of the truck and braking just enough to close the door on the pricks opportunity to continue following him in his prick-like manner, and force him to wait behind…

I would just amend that to "this truck driver."

To EVERYONE saying that the truck was in the left lane "not passing."

The semi does brake. You can hear the jake making a helluva racket. I'm sure the friction brakes are working hard too, they're just not as loud.

It's pretty clear the Saturn driver, despite the reckless initial pass, was timid. Scared about closing on the truck in the right lane, he stupidly braked to reduce speed, rather than just expedite his move into the left lane. That guy needs to be beaten with a switch.

The truck driver did brake. You can hear his Jake brake engaging and I'm guessing he also used his service brakes. At 80k pounds his stopping distance from 70MPH is waaaaaay longer than even the crappiest car you can buy today.

People that can't drive hit the brakes when they enter a new lane, because a new lane is different and scary.

"An 80,000 lb rig"

Shield Knight and Shovel Knight Forever!


RIP in peace Snow Troupple King