The first weekend I had mine, I buried it in snow, mud, broke the windshield, and had a great time doing it.
It is interesting to note the strange anger toward the H2 though. I bought mine not because I wanted to be an army poseur, but because for $50-60K, there was no better SUV IMO, I drove them all. I get good use out my H2, I wanted something big, useful, and good at doing what it is supposed to do.
Do I ever drive it around town? Sure. Would I care if I took it off road and picked up some damage? Not really.
I can understand how H1 owners could feel slighted though (as noted above). That's a good example, 'NSX2' that is. However you cut it though, the H2 is a very capable vehicle, and rather than compare it to the H1, I compared it to the rest of it's class, and it beats the rest of the class quite easily.
Anyway, like I said in the first post, I would never take the bait on a post like that, I was just sharing an interesting POV by someone who had never had the pleasure to see (or ride in, or drive) an NSX in person.
Be careful taking the same position on the H2 though, you just might get embarassed in the same way
I love my NSX with a passion, I also love our CLK (a very capable and enjoyable coupe), and yes, I love H2 for everything it is, and isn't.