Okay let's get to basic first.

1. If I understood your reply, you assumed I or my friend uses 'Area mode' AF tracking when comparing the 85 f/1.4D versus the 85mm f/1.4G?

2. 50% that my shots are OOF? Meaning not focused to where I intend to? I get it focused where I want it to be. I shoot only in single AF point mode. If it is the eyes, then it is the eyes.

3. Based on my experience with the 85 f/1.4D, it acquire focus faster than the 85mm f/1.4G. But hit rate aren't as good as the f/1.4G despite being faster.

4. Depending on condition, sometimes the 85 f/1.4D can't even get a lock under low light, hunting compared to 85mm f/1.4G. To be frank, have you tried the 85mm f/1.4G and comparing it side by side with the f/1.4D before? If you did, you would understand what I experience.

No.
Excellent ! 
I guess I need to get myself a 1.4G and shoot more.
Never held the AF-S 85mm f/1.4G before. If under extreme low light, I only rely and use the 15 cross type sensor to focus.
Agree on all accounts except for #1. I would they are about equal and would depend on how you handle it.
That's why I mentioned  that I will not refuse if you give me the new AF-S 85mm f/1.4G to replace my AF 85mm f/1.4D. 

The one thing I like (and miss) about AF-S lenses is the ability to override the attained final focus manually if required by twisting the focus barrel.

LOL, totally agree. Well, experience is the best . Like wise, I always thought 80200 was pretty good and easy to handle.. but the other time trying out Bliz's 80200 got a shock haha!

Initially I always thought 85D and 85G differences is just the nanocoat, but was dead wrong when I compared both units side by side.

wat's the current market price for 85G & 16-35...?
got drop or increase...?

Anyway, if I have not personally tested and own a particular lens, I will be honest upfront and say that I have not unlike some here who claims that touching and fondling it at the shop or fired few test shots in BTS is considered testing. 

My opinions are based on my understanding and after owning several AF-S as well as AF lenses along the way. You sound like you own a lot of lenses but have you own enough to form an opinion?

Not bad you noticed I didn't put my flash inside haha, oh well my flash is inside my bag. SB900 don't worry about fungus lah~

Ok, understood. I base my summary on owning 6 AF-S lenses and 4 AF-D lenses.

Both lens have pros and cons, different lens for different type of shooting ;-)

I am getting 300mm F2.8, don't know which version I should get