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Gobstoppers12 posted...

If I determine that it is not safe to turn, or if I would rather not turn, even if the way appears clear, I will refuse to turn until the light is green and the way is clear.

When the way is very clear, how often do you refuse to turn right on red? Percentage out of 100.

Gobstoppers12 posted...

I will turn if and when I determine that it is safe to turn.

OP addresses this.

dave_is_slick posted...

No. Be a better driver and leave your cowardly self at home.

+10 points

bumpty humpty

Bingo

Scumbags. I'm pretty sure I saw somebody confronting him. Maybe he's gone by now.

TaylorHeinicke posted...

I'm pretty sure you can do it even with a sign. I was third at a light, behind a cop car, behind another civilian. Civilian went right on red despite the sign. Cop just pulled on up.

Depends on the police officer for sure.

At least in America. Naturally, you should still check your local laws, but there's a VERY HIGH chance that you can turn right on red unless otherwise posted. Please be a more aware driver. Keep traffic flowing safely! Turn right when it's safe. Keep traffic moving!

If you're too afraid to turn right on red even when it's completely safe, maybe you shouldn't be driving.

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"There's a clear difference between the movement, which I support 100%...and the organization itself. I don't believe the organization is trustworthy. Any time a mass group of people get together, there's an increased chance for nefarious behavior at the top. But I certainly support the movement!"

What is your response to this cute girl on your guys' second date?

My internet provider is offering a free upgrade from 100 to 400 mbps. All I got to do is exchange equipment.

Obviously it sounds like a 4X upgrade... But how does it manifest in the real world? Is it that much better? Is it going to change my life?

Sounds like it's time for you to retire from video games.

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Stop it.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/8971-15-years-later-have-you-ever-played-portal

~43% of people frequenting a video game site have NOT played the original Portal? (combined the last two poll options)

I'm sickened, to be honest!

Gobstoppers12 posted...

It's almost like your body of work has persuaded me not to click on most of them. Maybe it's because so many of them are bait lol

To new beginnings!

Sonic_Cannon posted...

Diablo 2 (original)
THPS
Bloodstained

Those are the only three I've played from the list. That's a pretty weird list though.

My strategy for these topics is to pick games that are undeniably great, generally well received or games that just couldn't be missed for their time, EVEN IF they weren't good sequels or EVEN IF they are games that didn't interest you.

For example, the hype Killzone 2 was immense. The first game on PlayStation 2 was good enough to spawn a sequel and people were very excited for a new HD sequel of Killzone. Despite a person's honest opinion of the game, you couldn't deny its hype or anticipation when it arrived on the PS3. So naturally, I'm inclined to think many people tried it at least (briefly). By the way, it's got a solid ass FPS campaign.

thx1138 posted...

I played 2 of them and beat them

You should reconsider frequenting this website.

Gobstoppers12 posted...

I literally have TC tagged as "Bait Topics" because all of his takes are incendiary.

I certainly confess I often make bait topics but you must agree that I make many other topics besides just those.

If you disagree with that, you might not be viewing all my topics.

The cheese is absolutely dog s***. I don't understand how people still eat this garbage.

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Ricemills posted...

i tried it for the last two days, and it does easier on the eye. it took a bit to adapt tho, but now im turning it on all the time except when i was watching movies.

This sounds like a success story.

I'd like to buy a sound bar or some computers speakers. Also some gaming headphones with no mic.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/1/0/9/AAPAnpAADwv9.png

About $3.50

I loved the combat and exploration of Fallout I really did. I also enjoyed that it wasn't RPG heavy.

I didn't like the RPG heavy elements of Fallout New Vegas. I also didn't like that New Vegas' buildings were so barren; there was hardly anything to do in there!

I've heard Fallout 3's environment is very fun to explore but how are the buildings? Can you explore them in depth like in Fallout 4?

MedeaLysistrata posted...

Apparently my gf has played all of these...

She needs to create an account here.

10 is a fair price according to my research.

random_man9119 posted...

I didn't mean that as a compliment... More like confusion... Since I just remember the Fallout 4 buildings being bland and uninteresting to explore...

Also it's not a "much different game"... They're both still Fallout games... One just suffered from a time crunch...

I wonder how you describe the buildings in New Vegas then. If the Fallout 4 buildings are boring and bland lol

random_man9119 posted...

I've never heard anyone say the buildings in Fallout 4 are beautiful...

Thanks. I couldn't believe how many buildings were so vast and explorable. I got so lost in them.

Then eventually I got around to playing New Vegas and almost every building was closed off. And the very few ones that were available to explore were quite bland. It was then I realized I was playing a much different game for a different time period that was developed under a clear time crunch.

But because he didn't enjoy Fallout 3, it's probably best to avoid New Vegas. Unless, of course, he really wants to engage in New Vegas' meaningful role playing and decision making (unlike Fallout 4).

random_man9119 posted...

Besides gameplay... I think New Vegas has better environment and exploring than Fallout 4...

No. This is a vastly different game (4 is)

New Vegas was a rushed game with environments that felt vacant and barren. Well duh, it's post apocalypse! But there are very few buildings you can go into and they had nothing really to offer...

With Fallout 4, every building was a beautiful thing... A beautiful post apocalyptic structure to explore. You can spend at least a half an hour to an hour finding s***. That's because the game was designed to be that way.

New Vegas was not designed to be that way.

viewmaster_pi posted...

new vegas is the same gameplay as 3, but much better roleplaying elements

PLEASE READ THIS, TC. But also what I've written below.

I had no idea what I was getting into with New Vegas. Buildings are empty...the world is boring and bland. This is nothing like Fallout 4. The core fighting gameplay is similar to Fallout 3.

However, if you like decision making and role-playing, this is gonna be your game.

As a fan of gameplay, environment and exploring, I did not like New Vegas at all. It wasn't designed for that.

Jerking you around is what he means.

Shut

How is it by you ?

Have you played Champions of Norath?

I can get it for $10. I've read that it's pretty good.

What a fool I was...Thinking once cigarettes were eradicated that nothing else would pop up in their place. These kids got no chance nowadays. Nor the adults!

Please consider quitting. And if you've never tried vaping, I'm very proud of you.

Involuntarily celibate?

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On my specific phone it is called night light mode. It allows you to change the screen to an amber color of varying intensity.

I'd say between rarely and sometimes. But probably biased towards sometimes.

It can truly change your night time experience. Or even day experience!

Don't get used to it.

To play a game simply means having tried a game. It is unnecessary to have beaten the game.

If you were to think about this seriously, why would you frequent a website that caters to video games, video game discussions, and video game guides if you haven't played at least 3 of these 10 games?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

Metroid Dread

Diablo II (Resurrected or original)

Stardew Valley

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (remake or original)

Killzone 2

Rise of the Tomb Raider

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night

Halo Infinite

Shenmue II

The Last of Us Part Tres

As for Bulletstorm, I played it a couple years ago on the PS3. It was often considered a solid hidden gem. A hidden gem, for sure. But solid? I disagree. Lack of enemy variety and repetitive fights created a stale experience for me. It's certainly not a must-play in my opinion but maybe the enhanced PS4 version is more friendly and visually attractive?