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... maybe HJ's actually a (failed) experiment with manufactured body doubles? That would explain a lot, from the out of the way location, to the apparent low risks to hyperion, to the questionable decision making. It's not the real HJ, but rather a malfunctioning decoy.

... you do realize stuff of that nature's has been produced since, at least, the NES era, right? There's kinda' always been this incredibly small niche of christian (or <insert other religion>, I guess) themed games. They're pretty much unilaterally terrible, but they're there.

... yeah, the problem with cliff racers weren't their threat, it was the bloody sound. Also the fact they were completely impossible to just outrun, iirc. That horrific hell noise that arises from trying to run from a cliff racer when you've got multiple hundred points of speed has, at times, haunted my dreams.

*strangles people for bringing more cross-game comparison nonsense into the thread*

Take it somewhere else!

... sometimes it is. You fix the immediate problem while banking that you'll be able to fix the longer term problems that arise from it. If the choice is between definite fatal coronary now and possible (and possibly fixable) cancer later, well...

This is a gamble only when the latter prediction is accurate... and pursued.

That's actually a freaking awesome idea that everyone should indulge in, but we really should let this particular topic die, or at least move it to a different thread. Maybe one of the other ones the topic's been brought up in, if a new thread isn't made.

... not if you're actually vaguely aware of wreck statistics, no. Give frumple crumple zones and significant statistical drop in fatalities and debilitating injury. Not actually sure where my own '95 station wagon falls on that spectrum, but it's purple so I don't give a damn.

Though yeah, most people stop being nerve-wracked after a while. I still haven't entirely after... seven years and some change? But at least the shakes have stopped. Usually. Bright side, the chance of falling asleep at the wheel is basically nonexistent.

My first unsupervised drive (and, well, my... third? Total. On the road. With the second being when I got my license, and the first the literal only instruction I ever got.) was around 180 miles through freeway and city traffic, though. Three hour drive. It took... something like four hours before I stopped shaking entirely? Something like that. Wasn't fun, haha!

There actually is a handful of invisible walls in morrowind. One involved in a quest, if my memory's not failing me (and that particular one was a bastard, because I had long since soultrapped waterbreathing >_>), and the big ones being, well, out in the ocean. But only like four or five, and most of those in places you... probably won't go. Otherwise walls are very visible