And that would have happened almost immediately, but very likely he’d have veered onto the shoulder, been honked at, rubbed a guard rail, or something to wake his ass up. I’ve been dumb and driven while tired but rumble strips or the terror of my eyes shutting has always jolted me awake and convinced me to pull over. 

He would have had to have done something to the car to defeat the steering-wheel torque sensors. This doesn’t happen by accident, by design.

Sure there is.  If he hadn’t defeated the safety features the car is supposed to fucking stop.

Everyone is ragging on this dude, but I kind of feel like he just accidentally fell asleep on a long, boring drive and didn’t die because the car was driving itself.

How do we know this guy didn’t have a heart attack or something? Is there a conclusion to this incident?

It’s Doom, you can already play it in VR via GZDoom! :D

VR NOW!

Says way more about you than it does about the episode.

Thank you for sharing. Very informative.

Perhaps that’s why most movies only have the one narrative and end the same way no matter how many times you watch it?

Bandersnatch was great. That said, if nobody ever makes an interactive piece of television again, this delay will have been worth it.

I’ve banned a lot of people in my 10+ years working video game support, so I’ll submit two stories, both from the same company:

“Don’t point out the bad things about stuff I like!”

> “maybe 5 people”

At this point you “supporters” are just being nitpicky. We get that Fallout is your favorite series but when you have to hammer on the fact that some people don’t think it has problems, it looks petty.

The issue here isn’t that a bug was fixed. It’s that even in “fixing” the bugs they manage to make their game less fun. It’s telling that one of the features of this game people actually like counts as a problem for Bethesda when so many other problems go completely unaddressed.

Oh shut up. If you wanted to play Ashen then you’d get the launcher, you damn crybaby.

Maybe i’m old or jaded

I don’t think making good games is a valid prerequisite for being an effective storefront.

“Two”, lol