Landing on the grind is a tricky part. But the grind is freaking ungrindable, making this spot a nightmare.
If you want to torture yourself - be my guest

Bump to grind..

Hey there!

The game was out for some time now, but still there isn't any decent tutorial or info about basic things in the game to start stunting.
Me, being a total noob still can't understand how the hell everyone fly over whole map after a simple bump. I can get some roofs easily, but nothing compared to the skyscrapers everyone else get.

Anyway, I decided to start all over again, and dig some info in the game to get myself ready for stunting.

Here's the video comparison of all the bikes in the game (except PCJ and some slow, big bikes which I was not interested in). The speed comparison in the video shows a timer of completion the track. All the bikes were upgraded to the max.



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Watch Dogs - Game Demo Video [UK]

Gameplay:

The main gameplay mechanic of Watch Dogs is the use of hacking and surveillance. The game's protagonist Aiden Pearce (voiced by Noam Jenkins) can use any device tied to the city's central operating system (ctOS) as a weapon against it. During the gameplay demonstration, Aiden is seen jamming cellphones to serve as a distraction as he enters a vanity art exhibit, tapping a phone call to retrieve information about his target, and manipulating traffic lights to cause a large pileup designed to trap the target and his bodyguards. The player can also access information from the ctOS on the NPCs they encounter, including information on demographics, health, and their probability of violence. Combat utilizes a combination of stealth components and free-running, along with the mechanics of a cover-based third-person shooter. The E3 demo also demonstrated co-op play, as focus shifted to a second character above Pearce, on higher buildings, referred to as ”Bixxel_44" (controlled by another player) following Aiden's successful killing of his target, who was given orders to protect Aiden by intercepting the police trying to catch him, and then fled the place using fluid parkour-like moves.


Anybody's waiting for that as much as I do??!

Welcome to the MDB!

This is the place where you can easily make your points actually work for you!
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This works as simple as this:

You buy so called "tickets" to deposit in the bank. The rate of exchange (interest) will be growing every Friday by 75% monthly for the regular users (2,5% daily) and 90% for the veterans (3% daily).

Any time you can exchange your "tickets" back to points which will give you extra cash every month!

For example: I buy 100 "tickets" now by the price of 1 "ticket" = 1 point. After a month I can exchange them back by the price of 1.9 points for a "ticket", which means I return 190 points.
Easy as that.
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UPDATE:

The minimum time of exchanging your tickets back is 1 month (just to see how will this system work). Which means if you buy tickets right now, you have to actually wait 1 month, before you can exchange them back.

UPDATE:

The rate of exchange right now:


day.month            75%                    90%
                             buy/sell               buy/sell

18.07                    1.00/0.90            1.00/0.90

Payton Westlake kinda disappeared, so I'll start the next one.

Simple, easy compeition.  Consider this a submission thread.  You'll have one week to enter one photo into competition (June 7).  After a week I will have the thread locked and start the voting thread.  It will be blind voting numbers based.


THEME:

Nature


RULES:

• Only one entry per person
• Post images that are reasonable size for the forums.  (Provide a link to a higher res if you'd like, but this is not required)
• Absolutely no post editing besides. (Color Correction, Contrast, & Minimal Cropping)
• That means no computer generated effects or filters.  If you want a particular look, you have to set up your shooting environment for that look.
• Vingnettting, Sepia, Black and White, Blurring are examples of unacceptable post editing
• You can however still use these effects if your camera can do such things at the time of shooting. Ex:  I can set my camera to black and white and even add different undertones to the blacks.  I would shoot that, but not take a picture and then desaturate it with Photoshop.
• Also this should be a gimme, but I feel I should still mention it.  Pictures that you submit, you must have taken.  You can't grab an image off a website and just say it's yours.


Submission is open...NOW.