u/Electrik_Truk

A small victory for the Slate over the base Maverick :)

It's definitely not demand

Am I missing something here? The previous 150 watt model charged the connected ryobi battery when you plugged the USB c port into the wall, but the new 150 watt one doesn't seem to?

Is the way the rear glass is designed, is it technically feasible that they could make an extended cab bolt on (especially with some old school fold down or small seats like the Ranger)?

The SUV option kills the bed usability too much for my needs, but I could see an extended cab and a bed extender working

I'm an OG Halo player, and I'm speaking purely about the campaigns. Played the first one in 2001 at 17 yrs old. I consider myself the exact target demographic at the time considering it was rated M (tho I know lots of kids got to play it)

I was at the midnight launch of Halo 2, the absolute most hyped gaming moment in my life.

I basically grew into my adulthood with Halo, played every Bungie campaign co-op with friends and loved the over the top, bombastic setting and often cheesy dialog.

By Halo 4 release, I was in my late 20s and felt like I lived through the epic Bungie era but was kind of over the juvenile feel of the original games (except CE, its aged well) and frankly, I was pretty impressed with Halo 4s more mature narrative. I didn't love the gameplay, but the dialog was a massive step up from the Bungie era. For my money, it has the best dialog between Chief and Cortana in the entire series.

Same with Halo 5, not the best Halo game but I respect that it evolved, felt modern, and the tone felt more mature.

Infinite, same thing - modernized controls and movement, high quality dialog. Trying new things, even if some of it didn't work.

Going back and playing Halo 2 really really highlights how the game and tone has matured. I struggle to get through that campaign now, for a lot of reasons, but it was peak for cheesy dialog lol. When I fire up Halo 4, I'm genuinely impressed by the overall more mature writing and tone. It's surprisingly emotional and deep, other issues aside.

All this to say, while I don't think 343 made the best Halo games, they did manage to elevate the mature tone, try new things, and keep me interested when I was falling off off interest of Halo. Some of the differing opinions are probably due to age, and I understand that, but I respect what 343 achieved, even if their execution was flawed.

Now you may downvote 😅

How do I make this truck work when I have a 20 ft pontoon boat?

How do I convince myself I only need a 2 seater when I have a family of 3?

Because I want it so bad.

I got a 250 amp Bojack fuse for my 6000 watt motor but it was causing heat on my cables, really hot to the touch. I removed it and everything was cool again.

Does anyone recommend a high quality fuse that won't cause extra resistance?