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Comment Lame AF (Score 4, Interesting) 76

I recently bought the game and played a little. My last battlefield was over a decade ago, battlefield1 and 2042 sucked in my honest opinion, I can't support all of the WW1 and WW2 remakes, and the premise of 2042 jumped the shark long before the game was released. That said, I have about 20 hours into BF6 and the level of shilling for battle pass and to sell skins makes me sick. What ever happened to paying $80 dollars for a game being enough to provide the consumer with all the things and not try to nickel and dime them. This is not normal and we shouldn't accept it...

Comment Lame (Score 0) 131

Jonathan Gavalas wouldn't have lived a full life anyways, he wasn't bright enough to realize what is real and what is fake. As others have said here, AI doesn't know what is real and is just following things it has been trained on. He could have gotten to the same place by reading a tom clancy novel and we aren't suing fictional authors.

Comment Re:V8's are great, but Trashdot, not so much. (Score 1) 384

Have you ever felt joy from flinging a car around a corner, or the rumble of a v8 or above? I didn't understand it until I learned to race mx5's at road atlanta 18 years ago. It's not for everybody but for those that experience the glory, there's nothing that can live up to it.

Comment Re:The American Way (for idiots) (Score 1) 384

I disagree as a Mustang owner, there is something about the roar of the v8, the smells, the noise, and the feeling it gives you. I am also familiar with EV's as being a former owner and they're soul-less, style-less, and shout that the driver doesn't want to be tuned into the world around them. They just want to listen to their podcast and go pick up almond milk and avocado toast.

Comment It's flawed anyways (Score 1) 304

My wife's car had start/stop and it killed the starter with just 54k miles on it at 6 years. Now I disable the crap in all of our vehicles, it's not normal to start stop engines like this without a hardware cost. I would much rather feed my car slightly more gas than deal with paying someone to perform major work.

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