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@dann2707 and other Resident Evil Nerds, I’ve never played any of the games. Yes. Shock horror (get it). I just seem to have missed the whole franchise.
So my question, worth going back and playing them all? Or will the early ones be s**t and put me off because of age, so dive straight into...
It’s funny, but sometimes I think it’s the smallest of aesthetic details internally, that make a car genuinely feel like “yours”, as much as big engine or external changes.
I love doing the small things that make big differences.
Good work, looks great .
As per last year, we do encourage people to camp.
It’s as much a social festival as a trackday, and we’ve gone to some lengths to secure the facilities and space to allow camping.
@Jonnio and I (with two other friends) played our way through Sons of the Forest and it was brilliant. It’s single player but also can play multiplayer up to 4.
Mix of survival, crafting, action and some quite frankly jump out of your skin moments. It’s also complete “free play” across a large...
It’s got nothing to do with the fact you’ve fitted a turbo.
It’s the fact you’re driving it without it being mapped. Of course it will be misfiring and running badly.
“Everybody has plans until they get hit first time”. Mike Tyson.
It’s a bit like that on the ‘ring.
“Just drive aware, like it’s a B road. Watch your mirrors”……
You mean like everyone who has had a crash at the ring to date? Including the recent infamous M2 vs GT3 RS crash.
The reality, is...
I have to build up to it.
Shepherding you clownshoes virtually every day, is a thankless task.
Let alone being exposed to it all in real life.
As I said last year, I chalk it up at work as a volunteering day for charity. Which it is, because of a large proportion of you.
Hence my comment. You know the price of everything, but the value of nothing 🤷🏼♂️
To say “was I comparing the experience” is a bit weird. Because you basically were. You can’t just compare things on price / cost without comparing them at the same time with the experience or value they give as...
Sadly spot on.
Every dickhead we saw over there was UK plated.
Sat having dinner and a few beers outside. Then “pop bang pop bang” and some English plated VAG scum fly though the town centre way too fast. Embarrassing.