San andreas car colors

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I just can't take all the negativity.
Per the description this sub "We are a passionate group of fans who come together to share news, information, and our love for this iconic brand"
The only thing this sub is generally passionate about is their disgust with "what Mercedes has become" and of basically anything that came after the W140. There is no love for this iconic brand.
90% of the sub is unflaired. I can't tell if they're just jealous haters who cannot afford a Mercedes and come to this sub to project their insecurities and shit on those who can? Have these unflaired people even driven (lived with, or known anyone closely) these cars they tirelessly shit on? Or do they just parrot the shit they've heard?
People come to this sub asking what to buy and are regularly met with advice against any new Mercedes -- and are upvoted. "Don't buy anything after 201X" is upvoted constantly. Older MB's had problems too, and it's not like getting old parts is an easy process. But it seems like the people in this sub just want to wear their rose-colored nostalgia glasses and live forever in the past.
I constantly see upvoted comments that basically come down to "they don't make them like they used to". You're right, they don't, because if they didn't they might be out of business now. These companies have to stay with the times or they die like so many before.
Another one I see is "the deprecation is so bad". And it is. But that's common with most models of luxury cars, even if it is worse with MB and especially the EQ line. Don't like the depreciation? Then don't buy it new -- or at all. Only classic cars can realistically actually be "investments" and even that is rare.
And yeah, I'm definitely sensitive to the tremendous anti-EQ circlejeck but if it was just that I wouldn't leave -- it's everything else together.
I'm happy you all have your opinions, but I don't think they fit with the description of this sub. Anyways, like I said, I don't need this negativity in my life. I'm happy with the two I own and have had pretty great experiences with most of the ones I've driven.
Thanks for letting me vent <3

Hi there! I'm on a quest to rediscover a game from my past, and I could use your help. Back in the day, I used to play this 3D Flash game that revolved around stunt driving and destruction. This is what I got:
Platform(s):

• Flash (Web-based)

Genre:

• Racing
• Stunt/Destruction

Estimated year of release:

• 2000-2014

Graphics/art style:

• 3D graphics, typical of early to mid-2000s Flash games
• Bright and colorful with an emphasis on car details and destruction effects

Notable characters:

• Blue Mustang with white stripes (in the first game)
• Red Mustang (in the second game) (I'm not sure)

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• Performing stunts and jumps with cars
• Crashing into buildings, objects, and other cars to earn points
• Destruction-based objectives
• Points system based on the amount of damage caused

Other details:

• The series had at least three games
• Each game featured different levels and increasingly challenging stunts
• The games focused on a mix of precision driving and intentional crashing for maximum points

Will it be possible to get cabs or Ubers over the holiday weekend throughout San Juan and Carolina? I’ve always rented a car but didn’t this time and now I’m second guessing my decision.

I’m stuck between the Caudabe Sheath in Garnet Red, Andar Aspen in Blanc, or Peak Design Everyday in Sun for my 15PM (white).
My concerns: *Sheath: The red won’t be as deep red as pictured. Some pics look like it almost has a brown cast. *Aspen Blanc: White won’t hold up and/or MagSafe ring will start to show (I know it’s vegan leather) *PD: Probably won’t use any of the additional SlimLink accessories. Also curious if the V2 finger loop affects MagSafe accessories. I saw a video on their V1 that mentioned the finger loop prevented a secure connection. I just have a popsocket car vent mount and I don’t want my phone tumbling off.
I can’t seem to find many real world pics or videos of any of them (especially the updated versions of the Aspen and PD with the action button covers). Does anyone have any “real” pics of what the colors look like? How have they been functionally and are they holding up? Anything else I’m not considering?
I’m pretty careful with my phone and I have AppleCare, so I’m not too concerned about not having a bounce-proof case. I’d like to keep the case pretty thin. This is mostly an aesthetic choice as those are the only colors I’ve liked so far. Currently just using it naked with a MagSafe popsocket 😅

Hola recientemente compre un galaxy s22 ultra pero llego con problema de sobrecalentamiento y en menos de 48 horas la pantalla empezó a apagarse sola, degradarse los colores o transversarse al punto de no ser utilizable, me gustaría saber un lugar en san pedro sula donde se pueda reparar y más o menos que costo tendría

Odin 2 base, nethersx2, SD card storage. Game ran flawlessly like 70-75% through then coinciding with OTA recent update started freezing and experiencing visual ghosting (can fix with settings). Freezing has made it unplayable.
Anyone experience this with GTA or other games? Advice for troubleshooting?
Thanks!

While doing my case rankings the other day I noted that 2-2 could probably work as a final case if it was rewritten and expanded a bit. So I thought it would be a fun exercise to take cases and keep their premise while reducing/expending their scope so they could work at different point in the game. Since I already mentioned it, I'll switch 2-2 and 2-4.
2-2: Turnabout Ceremony
Pretty much the same basic premise, except that Adrian is caught red-handed by Lotta while she's framing Matt, and she gets arrested instead, with no kidnapping plot as a result. De Killer is also replaced by another hitman who's more grounded and less of a Batman super villain. The hitman, actually a hotel bellboy for several years with some ties to the mafia, had his own grudge against Juan Corrida, and was paid by Matt to do the deed.
Adrian as a defendant is very uncooperative, and the first day of trial goes pretty badly. While there's no evidence directly tying her to Juan's murder, the mountain of evidence she tampered with the crime scene makes her very suspicious, and she almost gets given a guilty verdict before Phoenix manages to convince her to tell the truth. Adrian explains that she knew Matt must have done the murder and framed him. However, she refuses to explain why she was so sure it was Matt or why he would kill Juan. Franziska laughs at the notion, as Matt has a rock solid alibi, but nonetheless the trial is extended one more day.
Day two of investigations goes similarly to the game, with of course less stress due to no kidnapped Maya. Phoenix uncovers evidence of a hired hitman, as well as the cameras placed by Matt. Confronting Adrian with the new evidence, she reveals everything. At the trial, the hitman is called to testify (in person this time), and Phoenix proves that he was the one who killed Juan. He confesses, but like in the game, claims Adrian was his client, not Matt. Phoenix disproves that as well, and shows him the cameras placed by Matt, revealing he was intending to blackmail him. Outraged, the hitman turns on Matt and ominously claims that his mafia friends will pay him a visit soon. Scared for his life, Matt confesses and turns himself in to the police.
Oh and maybe there could be some contrivance so that Pearl is the assistant instead of Maya, both so my version of 2-4 makes sense timeline-wise and so Phoenix can use the magatama.
2-4: The Turnabout from Beyond
Same basic premise of Dr. Grey bringing Phoenix to Kurain village so Maya will do a seance. However, instead of saying he wants to make Mimi write a confession, he claims he only wants to talk to her. Additionally, Maya seems noticeably reluctant when interacting with Grey, and it's clear she's only doing this as an excuse to see Phoenix again. He gets murdered, and Morgan chases them out, but when Phoenix and Lotta come back, they find Morgan unconscious and severely wounded, with Maya unconscious next to her. After that there are several notable differences. First, Mimi was the one that brought the gun, not Grey, and she deliberately used it, going against the plan she and Morgan devised. While the two were alone after chasing Phoenix and Lotta out, Morgan begins berating Mimi for not going with the plan. Mimi, not saying a word, hits Morgan hard on the side of the head, giving her brain damage and fleeing the scene. She sticks around the rest of the case like usual, but actually disguises herself as a random tourist college student instead of Ini, and is generally better at concealing her true persona. There's also one or two original residents of Kurain village, including Ruby, a disabled woman and distant cousin of Maya that used to babysit her, and who she has a close relationship with.
The first day of trial goes similarly to the game, however without the evidence of Dr. Grey firing the shot from the ground, Phoenix has a lot harder time casting doubt on Maya being the person in the photo. Towards the end of the trial, the prosecution (could be Miles or Franziska) drops a bombshell: Dr. Grey actually had ties to Kurain, being raised in the village and being the doctor of choice when Kurain natives needed surgery. After an accident, he is the one that operated on Ruby, however a botched operation led to long term complications. Grey, being a huge asshole, never apologized for this or appear remorseful in the slightest. The prosecution argues that Maya developed a grudge against Grey after this incident, and that while she was possessed by Mimi when the shooting happened, Maya was the one that brought the gun, knowing the possibility of such a shooting happening, and giving her a convenient opportunity to take revenge on Grey without technically dirtying her own hands. Phoenix is able to prove by the skin of his teeth that Maya could not have brought the gun with her, buying another day of trial. On the second day of investigations, Phoenix starts suspecting that the college student is Ini in disguise. When confronting her, her true colors briefly slip, insulting Phoenix and smugly stating he doesn't understand anything. Talking with Ruby, Maya, and the Miney parents, we get a big plot twist ; Ini and Mimi are also Kurain natives, and were childhood friends with Maya. Ini was a channelling prodigy from a very young age. One day, while the three were playing in the cemetery, Maya dared Ini to channel a spirit from one of the graves at random. Against Mimi's protests, Ini complied, but the channelled spirit was from a violent and delusional man. He was thankfully exorcised before any of the girls could be hurt, but it left Maya and Mimi traumatized, with Ini swearing off channelling forever. Shortly after, DL-6 happened, and Misty Fey got exiled. The Miney parents, who were in Misty's camp and feared Morgan's newfound influence, left the village as well. Phoenix suspects that this incident is related to "Ini's" motive, but isn't sure how, as both Maya, Ruby, and the parents claim that Ini held no hard feelings towards Maya before and after she left.
In day 2 of the trial, Morgan is unable to testify, still being in the hospital and barely coherent from the blow Mimi gave her. The first half of the trial is spent "proving" the mystery college student is Ini, with testimony from Ruby providing evidence. Mimi "admits" it, but scoffs, saying that she has no grudge against either Maya or Grey, and thus no possible motive. The second half happens much the same, with Phoenix proving that she is actually Mimi. Still denying it, Mimi claims that while this would give her a motive for killing Grey, it still doesn't explain her wanting to frame Maya. Recalling the conversation with her parents, Phoenix presents a theory. Initially, the Miney mom, despite having no spiritual talent, was still second in line for title of Master of Kurain due to her close friendship with Misty and Ini's channelling talents. However, when Ini swore of channelling, that title went to Morgan. Thus Mimi blames Maya for her family's exile from Kurain. Their exile only became more cemented when Morgan gave birth to Pearl, who was also a prodigy from a young age. While Ini took the move well, Mimi hated living in the big city, and had trouble making friends and focusing on her studies. Depressed and unable to find a job after finishing her studies, her parents begged Dr. Grey to hire her, which he did reluctantly. Mimi hated her job, but still put effort into it to not disappoint her parents... and then the malpractice happened, and then the car accident. Mimi, whose resentment of Maya had been simmerring for years, now hated her. Seeing her appear in the news several times as the assistant of a high profile lawyer didn't help matters. When Dr. Grey approached "Ini" with the intent to channel Mimi, she saw the perfect opportunity to get revenge on him, Maya, and Morgan in one fell swoop.
Maya, horrified, calls out Mimi on her toxic attitude, saying that she never stopped missing her and Ini, and that they could have simply talked out their differences, with Mimi having had plenty of opportunities to visit her at the Wright and Co. law offices. At this, Mimi begins breaking down and tearfully confessing everything, both cursing Maya and apologizing to her in equal measure, before turning herself in. Morgan is also arrested. After the trial, Phoenix, Maya, and Mia muse about how none of this would have happened were it not for Kurain's traditions. Mia also drops a cryptic comment that this wasn't the first time something like that happened in Kurain, setting up Trials and Tribulations.
Wew, well that was longer than expected, while writing 2-4 I got really into it and ended up adding a lot of extra details. What do you think? I would love to see you own take on case swaps.