Recent content by Mechdriver

To be a man is to show respect to all, to have the guts to make the right decision when the time comes, and to take responsibility for one's actions. Granted this can and should be applied to all human beings but if workplaces and government positions are going to be dominated by men I say that...

Zero Punctuation brought me here. I remember watching Unforgotten Realms for a bit. I've lurked on the forums for some time too and just recently decided it's time to come out of my internet shell and participate in a forum for once. This seemed like the best place to call home. :)

I respectfully disagree. That title belongs to Batman: Arkham Asylum until Batman: Arkham City takes us out on the town. x)

It is a very stealth based game which I'm not very fond of but enemies aren't invincible and aren't super sharp shooters so the direct approach is always an option. They pulled of the hacking mini-game very well, it's fun without overstaying it's welcome. It's also a very nice fps/cover shooter...

Half life 2 and Assassin's Creed. I just keep on finding more interesting games to play and never get around to finishing them.

Yes. Impulse control. Maybe I shouldn't have described it as "voices in head" but more as urges that for some reason, come out when we get into a half ton, moving hunk of metal. I agree that one party will give eventually, that's why I put "immovable" and "unstoppable" in quotes. One of them...

Well I hear drivers in USA's mid-west are fairly courteous. I didn't notice when I lived there, though I may have been too young to take note of it. I guess all of us in the back of our heads are thinking "I'm in an SUV/Hummer/Semi-Truck/Yacht with wheels! I'm indestructible !" or "I'm...

Exactly! And thank you for the warm welcome! It seems that things haven't changed in regards to driving if they were making cartoons like that back then. I can say that from my experiences, driving in California is still a lot like that. (Maybe not as exaggerated though... maybe.)

I think there's a psychological aspect there too with regards to vehicles. People seem more angry on the road than when walking down the street. Maybe because they don't usually see the drivers face to face.