She Drives Like Crazy! - Page 2

Gold & Appel Inc · 04-03-2011, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Fwibos

Lol. No, I have actually been paid (large sums) for dressing like Meatloaf and Singing his songs. I do pretty well. of course, it could be Performance - But that's another thread. *

Check out Hyper-Specialization, on Perks p 16.

gmillerd · 04-07-2011, 01:17 PM

I have a character with a driving gimmick, its very fun at times. Other characters usually drive, but when they forget or a new character is introduced its quite amusing. Equally fun is the Indept: Music, Delusion I am a great musician, Delusion: I have great taste in music. Or Seinfeld's Elaine with Indept/Deluson: Dancing.

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Quirk: Incompetence: Driving
Quirk: Delusion: I drive just fine.
Signature Gear: Car

Xipe_Totec · 04-08-2011, 03:49 AM

I've recently commented to my wife that I've got Extra Perception 2 or 3 (Only while driving, -30%), because I can apparently miss out on simple things IRL, but when I'm behind the wheel, I'm doing constant situational awareness checkups and that allows me to drive much more fluidly. Ofcourse, most of my passengers not doing that makes them feel like I'm switching lanes recklessly, which does translate into a quirk-level OPH (Reckless Driver).

Gold & Appel Inc · 04-08-2011, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Xipe_Totec

I've recently commented to my wife that I've got Extra Perception 2 or 3 (Only while driving, -30%), because I can apparently miss out on simple things IRL, but when I'm behind the wheel, I'm doing constant situational awareness checkups and that allows me to drive much more fluidly. Ofcourse, most of my passengers not doing that makes them feel like I'm switching lanes recklessly, which does translate into a quirk-level OPH (Reckless Driver).

You should be doing that anyway, not that most people do. I avoid more collisions by being proactive (watching the people around me, knowing my instant escape route, etc) than I do by going up on two wheels. This, Sir, is having the Driving skill.

Fwibos · 04-11-2011, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Gold & Appel Inc

You should be doing that anyway, not that most people do. I avoid more collisions by being proactive (watching the people around me, knowing my instant escape route, etc) than I do by going up on two wheels. This, Sir, is having the Driving skill.

A wee bit of thread necro to say this si the skill my dad taught me so that I could navigate city streets and highways with ease!

04-07-2011, 01:17 PM	#12
gmillerd Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Twin Cities, Minnesota	Re: She Drives Like Crazy! I have a character with a driving gimmick, its very fun at times. Other characters usually drive, but when they forget or a new character is introduced its quite amusing. Equally fun is the Indept: Music, Delusion I am a great musician, Delusion: I have great taste in music. Or Seinfeld's Elaine with Indept/Deluson: Dancing. Code: Quirk: Incompetence: Driving Quirk: Delusion: I drive just fine. Signature Gear: Car __________________ "Look after the universe for me will you, I have put a lot of work into it." -- Doctor Who Last edited by gmillerd; 04-08-2011 at 04:22 AM.

04-08-2011, 03:49 AM	#13
Xipe_Totec Join Date: Sep 2004	Re: She Drives Like Crazy! I've recently commented to my wife that I've got Extra Perception 2 or 3 (Only while driving, -30%), because I can apparently miss out on simple things IRL, but when I'm behind the wheel, I'm doing constant situational awareness checkups and that allows me to drive much more fluidly. Ofcourse, most of my passengers not doing that makes them feel like I'm switching lanes recklessly, which does translate into a quirk-level OPH (Reckless Driver).