Because it's the Griffin Door.
She didn't get it. And didn't think it was funny when I explained it. I thought it might be better received here.
You see a ton of players do this, and I think we all probably started this way, filling a single transport to take to the front with nothing but rifles, and tearing off into the sunset.
If you want to make a larger impact on the war as an individual, stop trickling supplies to the front every 20-40 minutes, and start building up a Reserve Stockpile in your local seaport.
This way you can get a substantial supply together to take to the front all at once. That 1500 Bmats is nothing compared to the 30,000 you're bringing by ironship because you heard a large clan was starting a Build on the front-- or maybe you've stored 30 AT Half-tracks for when Med Tanks get teched.
Just because you're a Solo Player doesn't mean you can't make good, strategically pertinent deliveries that will make a tangible effect on the frontline.
Edit: So I see a lot of pushback on this and you're right: sometimes its fine to do single truck loads, but if you're doing that--You should be using Frontline refineries and factories, not backline refinery towns. I standby my points.
I’m not talking about accidentally leaving them on after using them in fog (or heavy rain which is a separate issue in itself!). I mean driving around, even sometimes during the day, with the front fog lights switched on.
I used to think this was some kind of young ‘boy racer’ type thing but I seem to be noticing it more and more in the last few years on all kinds of cars.
Is there some justification for it?
Do people think it makes their car look better for some reason?
Do they honestly think it gives them a better view and not realise how blinding it can be for drivers in front or coming towards them?
I refuse to believe it’s somehow accidental given that in every car I’ve ever driven you have to make a specific choice to switch the fog lights on, separately from the normal lights, and it defaults to the off position every time the car is off.
I see it so often these days that there must be someone here who does it and can offer an explanation?
"Clarkson, what in blazes just happened?"
"I have already told you, May, I have no idea what that was! My car just up and quit when yours did! And where's Hammond?"
"I'm way over here, under the huge tree you blithering idiot!"
"Oh, I see you! ...uh, Hammond? You may want to start running."
"And whatever possesses you to say that, Professor May?"
"The tree behind you is leaning towards you."
"What? Oh, shit, it is."
"Congratulations for figuring that out, Richard! Now run!"
But at least I got to see the trailer.
I've been using a shop recommended here. I'm sure they're good mechanics and they seem to be honest, but they're having trouble diagnosing my problem. We've replaced sway bars and both front strut assemblies but I'm still having issues. I'm hesitant to continue using the current shop as front end issues are tricky and I don't want to spend unnecessarily in a game of elimination. So it's important the mechanic is well versed in all things suspension related and good at diagnosing problems.
I will fold it up to give them the impression that I am putting it in my wallet. When they look away, it goes into the door panel. I realize they don't give a shit, and that this behavior is indicative of my co-dependency.
Just my little way of hopefully making some drivers stop and think about their actions and how they can make other people’s lives safer
All in the title. It’s so obvious this patch has been cleaned but to do it before even quoting me or asking permission was an infuriating tactic to make me pay them to do the whole driveway.
I have the budget to think about a Blackvue which was at the top of my list, but I don't think I really need something at that price. Can anyone recommend a front and rear cam that is fine for more "local" driving?
I'm not an Uber or rideshare driver. Just want mental/legal security for wherever I go.
