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That's because they don't work in multiplayer, you have to use the default siren button.

You can't do anything these days without people criticizing you and saying what you're doing is wrong. It's pathetic.

Lots of trial and error. Generally making the horn as short as possible is the best tactic.

Google is a wonderful thing.

Okay.

Dual tones. You could do it in IV too.

I'm going to go ahead and say the Mazda RX7. I've always had a thing for JDM ever since I was a kid, and it's probably the only "realistic" car that I could actually get one day (unlike a Lamborghini or something insane).

Out of the new generations, definitely. The 2012 and 2015 do absolutely nothing for me, if anything, car design is just getting uglier and uglier as time goes on.

Now that I can actually see the car not through a stupid filter, I can see that it's black. What I can also see is that it's an ugly livery to match an ugly car. The lighting setup looks nice, but the 2015 Charger is just hideous.

Is that chrome? >.>

W-What the hell is Mazda thinking? That thing is absolutely hideous... I'm going to have to wash my eyes out with RX7s after seeing that pile of junk. Anyway, the only games I'm somewhat looking forward to at the moment is Battlefield 1 and Mafia III.

Keep in mind that Australia also had a buyback program for firearms once the new legislation was implemented in which 643,000 firearms were handed back to the government at the cost of $350 million.

People here generally DON'T want firearms to begin with. There's no gun culture in Australia after the aforementioned Port Arthur massacre. We don't feel "safer" with them and we want nothing to do with them. Obviously we still have shooting ranges and stuff but the only civilians who legally own firearms are farmers.

I meant in Australia. Claiming "personal defense" here doesn't qualify you for ownership of a firearm like it can in the US. It's not a valid reason.

Because the gunmen in question was a person of interest to federal agencies who had links to extremists groups, yet was still able to purchase firearms legally. Do you seriously not see the issue with this? The United States seemingly has a mass shooting every week yet no other civilized country has these problems. Why is this? Because they have gun laws. Australia had no restrictions on firearms up until the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, which resulted in the banishment of all fully automatic weapons and most rifles. A valid reason is required to own a firearm, and "personal defense" is not one of them. I don't believe the United States should completely banish all firearms, however nation wide restrictions and regulations NEED to be implemented along with the banishment of fully automatic weapons. Nobody outside of military and/or law enforcement should have access to a fully automatic assault rifle, especially not known criminals and those tied to extremist terrorist groups.

Pretty much what Hystery and Riley said. Creating "gun free zones" and tightening city/state laws won't solve much, the entire country needs to conform to national laws regarding firearms.

Honestly I can't remember, this was a few years ago now. I'm not that big on idol shows, nor idols for that matter and I think Love Live! caters more to that audience which is probably why I slipped into it. Idolmaster on the other hand seems more like show aimed at idol fans. At-least that's what it felt like when I tried watching it. That being said, I love all the songs from Love Live! and I like some from Idolmaster too.