▲ 237 r/riograndedosul
Carta escrita por um antepassado meu lutando na guerra do Paraguai para seu pai
u/LukeD1992 — 11 days ago
u/LukeD1992
r/GTA6unmoderated r/gaming r/carros r/riograndedosul r/AskScienceDiscussion r/thelastofus r/reddeadredemption r/GTA6
▲ 123 r/reddeadredemption
What's your favorite little house in the wilderness that you find the coziest and wish you could live there?
u/LukeD1992 — 2 months ago
▲ 241 r/reddeadredemption
Countless hours and I keep finding new things
>!The guy with the gangrenous arm that we can find near Saint Denis and take to the doctor is later hanged for murdering a woman !<
u/LukeD1992 — 3 months ago
▲ 36 r/carros
Pode isso, Arnaldo?
Primeira viagem no Argão. Zerei na saída da minha cidade e eis o resultado no retorno. O quão preciso é o computador de bordo nesses carros?
Edit.: Motor desligado aí, pessoal. Não vou ter que fazer não
u/LukeD1992 — 3 months ago
▲ 17 r/GTA6
In a way, it's a positive thing that Rockstar has been so quiet about the game
Think about it. By the time they begin to show more, I'm sure it will make the wait even more unbearable. The beautiful visuals, the cool new systems and whatnot. By holding off on all that, it will be easier to wait since the game will then be only a few months away
u/LukeD1992 — 4 months ago
▲ 1.3k r/gaming
I find it so cool how nowadays, video game characters look just as good in-game as they do in covers
This may seem trivial to youngins, but not too long ago, characters in-game looked nothing like what was in covers and promotional material. We'd have beautiful art in cartridges, CDs, DVDs and posters but the actual characters were of a much lower quality. Mario for instance was just a bunch of pixels, a far cry from what he was actually supposed to look like. That's not a thing anymore
u/LukeD1992 — 5 months ago
In the same vein that Rockstar greatly expanded the horse mechanics in RDR2, what would you like to see in GTA VI when it comes to cars?
I personally would like to see Jason or Lucia actually having some mechanic knowledge so we could personally work on our cars. Major modifications would obviously still be done in shops, but stuff like changing a flat tire, applying cosmetics like stickers and shit or making smaller modifications under the hood. It'd go a long way in making the player have a more strong connection with their ride imo. Also, maybe a little controversial, but making a totalled car unrecoverable would add an extra layer to that, like the permanent death of the horses in RDR
u/LukeD1992 — 5 months ago
▲ 33 r/thelastofus
The small print is apparently a known filler text use to simulate the correct distribution of paragraphs but without carrying any meaning. Seems like ND didn't wish to bother creating a proper text for this particular document. Found it curious
u/LukeD1992 — 5 months ago
I always thought that movies such as Don't Look Up loose a lot of points in realism because the time between detection and impact is too short. So is Gemini hallucinating or is it a fact that we could be in danger right now?
u/LukeD1992 — 6 months ago