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Nice color!
Thanks! I had the metallic red before and loved it but went with this beautiful shade this time.
Nice color!
Thanks! I had the metallic red before and loved it but went with this beautiful shade this time.
Did you sell your car or trade it in? You sold it with the HJVB?
Nah the recall was done then sold to the dealer directly.
I had always wanted the GT Performance edition and now I have one! I loved my old premium, AWD, and recently got HJVBed so it went to a local dealer and I saw the deals. The deals right now are too good. So got a 2023 GTPE for exactly what I pay right now a month, and was able to sell my car for exactly what I owed. A total no brainer.
External link →Easy, islands.
Question for those that have completed the DLC. Upon completion does it remove the awful dingy tint that the world state is in? I want to finish a ton of the side quests and stuff that I can do now that I finished the game but it’s so drab to look at I have no desire to.
I don't really get the WDWNT hate... it also doesn't compare to ITM at all so not sure why they're unfairly lumped together.
This is a known issue. Please reach out to support on discord and we’ll get you fixed up.
Japanese electronic stores just hit different. I MISS JAPAN :(
Update
I followed the advice on the following forum and waited about 30 minutes and thankfully it started back up. It now has the “Powertrain Malfunction/Reduced Power” warning though and I don’t feel comfortable trying another fast charger because obviously that triggered it.
Thankfully I have some family in Austin that is going to let me spend the night and hopefully I can charge it enough on a Level 1 wall charger to get me back home to Houston tomorrow evening and take it to the dealership once I’m home.
If you need to get it fixed in Austin, Riata Ford in northern Austin did this repair for me incredibly fast a few weeks ago!
I used to be one of the people that came to pick up the car, we arent payed enough to deal with refusing a car over such small damage, you should be fine
Thanks. I pray that’s the case as it got bigger overnight and is now closer to 12 inches 🙃
From my experience I didn't think it will be an issue. My car had a crack in the windshield I wasn't even aware of when I submitted my car and they didn't mention it.
The car I just bought from Carvana came with 5 chips in the windshield.... But it passes their requirements... Whatever.
Did you drop it off or have them come to you to pick it up?
If it's just one crack it will probably be fine...
The actual impact area is very small, but then a crack about 5” spider webs up the windshield
Do I say anything? There’s one fairly large crack that’s not immediately noticeable but if somebody looks at the car for more than 30 seconds, they’ll see it. I’m pretty frustrated at this time obviously. What does Carvana do in this situation? Do they change their offer? How does that work? Would I be better off bringing it there or them coming to me and your experience which one has less of an inspection?
External link →Wayfinders,
We have reached an agreement with Digital Extremes to begin the transfer of Wayfinder to Airship in earnest. Until this moment, Digital Extremes has remained the publisher of record on Steam and PlayStation. We now begin the process of transferring those responsibilities to Airship.
We know Wayfinder had a rocky launch, but we still believe in the game and the world we created.
When we founded Airship it was to create great games in compelling worlds, with memorable characters and adventures. With those core principles in mind, we've spent the last several months working behind the scenes, challenging some of the core ideas in Wayfinder and creating an experience that remains consistent with our standards and beliefs. We did this while keeping in mind that we want to respect our founders and excite new players - all while staying feasible as a business model for us as a new independent publisher. We plan to share these changes soon, but we aren...
Read more External link →Easy. Technology started to move too fast, and people could experience it for themselves easier and faster than ever with the internet.
You can cross the street to go to cabana Bay for tons of food. It’s a five minute walk and easy to do.
I’ll say what he should have said. You guys blew the momentum after the holidays. You guys have been silent for 3, almost 4 months now. To the point that the whole thing screams abandonware. This is basically EA games 101, if the devs go dark for months, it’s most likely that the games dying slowly, or the titanic is sinking and everyone’s trying to jump ship to save their careers. We know there’s issues with the publishing, still doesn’t mean you ignore paying customers for months.
I'm sorry that you feel that we went dark. Upon returning from break between Jan 3rd - Feb 28th, we released 4 patches (granted 1 of which was a smaller hotfix), and we've been engaging with the community here as well as Discord the entire time trying to keep them in the loop about what is going on.
I am so sad that I waited 8 years for Capdumb to just f**k up the sequel to my favorite game ever.
Guess I'll wait until it's at 60+% off or the community finds a way to create mods.
For all the people that defend this shitty practice, if a game contains microtransactions for resources, the gameplay loop was designed around them. They are not “just a shortcut”, it's a conscious design decision that's been purposefully made. If you had free access to these resources, or they wouldn't even exist, the game would instantly improve. So it is a crutch that was designed to make you pay for it, either with playtime, or money.
Honest question- If Dragon's Dogma 1 is your favorite game ever, why now do you have a problem with this type of MTX when the first game sold armor, weapons, crystals, consumables, inventory increases and more for real dollars?