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I'd say that's definitely VFM! I've no issue paying £80 for something like Fallout 4 with the season pass, as I know I'll get 100+ hours out of that easy. I don't mind paying £50 for Forza, but I don't bother with the car packs (Porsche one excluded) as I don't feel I get the real benefit when there's so many cars included from the off. Very much depends on the game.

As long as you enjoy it, and the extra content gives VFM, then why would you not buy it? I mean, if there's other games that will give you better VFM or that you'd enjoy more then sure, don't buy it, but otherwise just get it and enjoy it. The standalone game should give you all you need, then it's up to you if you want to buy the DLC or not.

It's a false positive though. It's a very short term gain, things are going badly for the guy in the street and it's not looking good for the immediate future. In five years time things may well be amazing, but I struggle to see many positives in the next year or so.

Like a Zagato version. There's some bits of that I really like.

Happy birthday dude

I finished AC2 again last night, only the second time I've ever played it through. Killing the Pope is awesome, although I'm disappointed that the Sistene Chapel doesn't have the full range of art on the wall: If you look, it's the same two paintings (albeit faithfully recreated from real life) duplicated. AssBro shall be started tonight

Put it this way, I've never seen Americans go so quiet so quickly

Sorry that was my edit of the title on the "throughing lights", will correct. For once I wasn't taking the mickey, I genuinely wondered if it was illuminating the CEL as well as the other lights!

You have no idea just how insane it was watching that unfold in a grandstand that seemed to be 50/50 Brits/Yanks. Plenty of yeehahs and whooping, then a lap later a load of get-ins and yeeeeeeses. So much atmosphere, it was ace and is already one of my all-time favourite LM memories.

Despite the fact we won't see even a third of the stuff in the Speech, I see little to dislike. Brexit stuff seems reasonable, they've ditched the nonsense stuff that should never have gotten anywhere near the manifesto, and there's some other interesting bits in there. The Good Mortgages bill looks both excellent and ridiculous at the same time. I'm keen to see the details of this, as although protection from logbook loans is very much needed some of the other bits removes too much emphasis on people to not be stupid with money. Space Industry bill is fantastic news, HS2 bill can FRO and die a death. Useless idea and waste of money.

And is it throwing a CEL as well as the VDC/Slip lights?

It's the ABS sensors. Nowt to do with tyres at all.

Black pepper sprinkled lightly on the roof for a few days. Won't harm roof nor cat, cat won't stay there at all.

SUVs etc have their place, but ultimately leave a driver unfulfilled dynamically. Great cars, and straight lines can of course be fun, but a low slung sports coupe or roadster will always be sooooo much more fun. Personally I'd run two cars, or at least make the one car an RWD estate. Keep the CoG low and the drive out the back.

I should've charged for those, y'know.

That'll be the M3, not the tyres. It's a horrible spiteful arse of a car that tries to kill people. I hate it.

I bought a 911 after my 350. It was better in every single way imaginable, and was cheaper to run too. It did however cost a little more to buy in the first place, so swings and roundabouts

I don't think it matters really, and even if they did I wouldn't expect them to share the info. Lexx, my personal thanks to you and the team for taking positive steps to protect the place we all enjoy.

glad you're okay fella. So what actually happened?

Nice when it's something that simple, great news mate

I bet it's a nice Clio though

Blue here too. Have you reset it in your settings?

But we're only human, and sometimes I wish I could swap my pizza for a steak after ordering despite having gone through Tripadvisor several times checking what people said.

MS do their E3 thing tonight at 2200, showing off the Scorpio for the first time. Price will be £429, so it's going to need to be very special AND have some triple A exclusives. Scorpio £429, PS4 Pro £350 at launch; Xbone £429, PS4 £350 at launch. History repeating? As an Xbox gamer I'm eager to see what it can do, but tbh I've no desire to upgrade right now. I don't have a 4K telly anyway and I'm definitely not buying a new one just for this!

I've never seen why a u-turn is a bad thing in politics. I'd rather a flexible politician who knows when something is wrong if not working and stops it, rather than one who carries on blindly. That's not strength, that's bloody-mindedness.