Ahem, it seems like everyone has forgotten the role played by the dark arts:

This is why as much as I love manuals I’ll gladly admit this is one of those situations where automatics are better. If you’re building a rock crawler, making it automatic makes sense.

To put it another way, the OEMs are leaning in the direction of the morons who use eBay “conversion kits” that just put a HID bulb in optics designed for halogen.

You appear to be correct, for some reason I was sure that when the 6.7 came around the SRW 3500s disappeared.

GM and Ford do. AFAIK it’s only Dodge that makes all 1-tons duallies.

At 1:12, did they just Scandinavian Flick a freaking 787?

Another comparable race car is nothing close to the same. In almost any scenario where one rear-ends the other they’re both going to be going close to the same speed. To have a faster car coming from behind would basically require one car have a shitty launch, the other one blows up half way, then the one that…

What the fuck these people are thinking when they decide that this is a good idea I will never be able to comprehend.

Exactly. I’d love to have a 7.3 Excursion as my second vehicle. Pretty much everything my Fiesta isn’t good at the Excursion is, and vice versa. They’re the polar opposite ends of the USDM Ford lineup in pretty much every way.

Yup. Against myself, my mother, and my non-existent sister. I had a squeaker once threaten rape-by-proxy by claiming my “hacking” was illegal, he was going to call the cops, I would be arrested, and I’d be raped in prison.

The imaginary land where batteries that can fit on a powersports vehicle last more than 20 minutes under normal use?

Well obviously I’m going to bitch about it on the internet, then probably buy it anyways.

Well obviously I’m going to bitch about it on the internet, then probably buy it anyways.

Yeah, but that still means I need to pointlessly wait for the thing to ship to me just to give me a code that allows me to download it. It’s a waste for all parties involved.

Yeah, but that still means I need to pointlessly wait for the thing to ship to me just to give me a code that allows…

Obviously I haven’t played it, pretty much no one outside of the industry has, but I have a Vive and a laptop that’s roughly as powerful as a gaming machine as the current forms of the two major consoles so I’ve seen how low the visuals have to go to run on that kind of hardware.

I’m still not convinced that PSVR on PS4 as it currently exists is going to offer much more than a GearVR-grade experience. That’s actually my biggest concern about VR going forward, that the PSVR on PS4 gets popular and the big names target the lowest common denominator.

Haha yep, my spare PC that hasn’t been updated since 2014 will finally be overtaken by a console in a year and a half or so. My main PC’s 4790K isn’t scared.

I mean 99.999% chance you’re right, but technically we’ll see tomorrow when Sony has their conference. They claim they won’t be talking about PS4.5 but I doubt they’ll stay completely quiet. In theory an updated PS4 might be able to make for tolerable FO4 VR play if it jumps far enough forward.

E3 is in California, as far as I know Snoop still lives in California, and California has a rather “loose” medical marijuana program. I’d assume he’s entirely legit as far as the state law’s concerned.

You do realize, on top of what everyone else has said, that they’ve already done the exact same thing once before right?

Seriously. What I imagine those two guys were thinking: