I guess the Margin Of Error was approximately 2 sentences.

Nobody has taken delivery of any of the models that got a price cut?

From what I’ve heard Reflections has been assisting other Ubisoft studios.
They did the vehicle physics for Watch Dogs 2 apparently, though I didn’t find them all that good.

It’s kind of sad if you ask me, that’s the game that deserved a second chance, not The Crew.

It kind of flew under the radar at the time and the driver series had gained a reputation of being sorta a gta clone even thought it wasn’t.

My problem with this series (and games from Ivory Tower, IE. ex Eden Studios) are the physics.

Now, I know this is meant to be an arcade game, I have no problem with that (I love arcade racers!). But I feel that the driving mechanics need to feel at least somewhat realistic.

The problem, is that even if you don’t know…

Yes.

I think the parallel in the fitness world is the what’s your bench vs what’s your body fat %. Both are going to be incredibly obnoxious conversations, but we can all agree that the bench and HP people are the worst.

I did the same thing in a construction area once. I zoned out for three secondd and only noticed that traffic was stopped with a half second to react. I had time to put my car into the barricade, but there was still about a foot of overlap with the vehicle in front, so I still hit the car in front of me. Maybe I could…

He was trolling F3, like Scott Speed but in real life.

It gets worse when you see the red car behind him start moving out of the way and then even further when he realized that dude was going to blast that rear end. 

i never understood the mentality of people just showing up to a dealer and just spontaneously deciding which color they want.

His family refuses to ride in his car that probably should have been sent to the junkyard years ago, so it’s time for a replacement that’s safe but not lame. What car should he buy?

WHOA WHOA WHOA, you have to be VERY careful saying “new car” and “Aztec” in the same sentence. We don’t want that kind of thing happening again.

Short track racing when I was about 16 and my brake pedal broke going into turn one. Centrifugal force launched me off the banking and eventually ended up at the far end of the pits. I still remember shutting off the engine, lifting my visor and seeing my dad looking in the window at me. The car had just come to a…

I will offer a counterpoint to the other RF owner. I still wish they offered it in a traditional removable targa. I wouldn’t mind losing the trunk space while the top is off since I could always put it back on if I needed it. I am assuming the function of a non-powered panel would be as simply as the soft top,…

Before I owened an RF I would have agreed. Having one now I don’t. The ease of use is worth it and I don’t think you’d save much weight. Also the way to top drops without sacrificing trunk space is worth it.

Exactly. I said here in another post. If I know I can get there first I’m going. The minute the car catches fire the clock is ticking.

There is no fucking way, if I know I can get there first and it’s my kid, that I’m not going out there. Hell, I might do it in the same situation if it wasn’t my kid. You have seconds between life or death with a fire and I’m not mourning my son or daughter because some idiot can’t find the extinguisher or can’t get…

That would be pretty amazing!

We still have that 25% tariff. Basically, the conditions that produced the BRAT still exist, except safety laws don’t allow the bed seats any more.