Yeah I did make some progress and if you plan to try it sometimes soon, you should ignore my posts for real.

Thanks for the advice. I'll keep it in mind next time.

Yeah, that's exactly what happened.

I also noticed max setting gameplay, look far better than mine.

Hi, ok.

That elderly passenger sounds like she was determined to make the entire ride as uncomfortable as possible. Tommy probably deserved a tip after surviving that lecture, but I support her about the no smoking

A modern street racing game set in London with Rockstar's technology could have been incredible. They should reboot the development, though they have better things to do I guess.

Yeah, seeing a giant BT suddenly move that fast was genuinely terrifying. This is the first time I faced such BT's.

Thank you so much.

Yeah, that was definitely a panic situation where survival came before perfect aim.

Carrying heavy cargo into BT territory would've made an already dangerous section even harder, so I had to think otherwise.

Yeah, turning the bike around was definitely smarter than forcing a bad route.

I completely understand the point about the motion-control minigames. They were definitely fun with friends, but some of them definitely sound more gimmicky than genuinely competitive.

The electric eel was probably the last thing you wanted to meet while swimming through a narrow passage. Running out of air was already a concern without adding an angry glowing creature to the route.

Those vultures looked like ordinary wildlife at first, then the health bar basically said, "You should probably leave now." Running down the hill was a very sensible decision.

That blue triangle butterfly really stole the show, those bright blue wings looked like they were designed specifically to make you stop whatever you were doing and pull out the net.

Dead Eye deciding not to cooperate during the most important gunfight was probably the worst possible time for it to take a vacation, Micah was moving around way too quickly to make things easy.

The Lazarus Pit really lived up to its reputation here, because bringing Ra's al Ghul back from death made Batman's investigation feel like it crossed into something completely unnatural.

I liked that Basim allowed Ali to take the credit, because the kill itself mattered less than giving the uprising a symbol that could rally everyone behind it.

The Mongols setting up a huge camp right in front of the Sakai graveyard was such a disrespectful choice. They really picked the worst possible place to settle down.