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Posi traction - could light up the rear tires, shift into second and still didn't move an inch. :)
Engine compression - take your foot off the gas in second gear and almost come to a stop immediately, no braking. Sweet!
Ah, I miss those days. But don't miss going to court and losing my license - twice! Both times they had a road block on the other side to stop me as the car with the radar that clocked me was never going to get to me.
I had a few similar experiences with cars and tickets. What is worse than going to court is going home and telling your Father. Now I would expect, that would depend on what your Father was like. With my Father, I would have preferred they locked me up in jail to protect me from him.
There was no running, no chase, no sirens. Just a lot of flashing red lights at the road block.The car that clocked me drove up "leisurely" 15 minutes after I was stopped at the road block, obviously realizing an attempted chase wouldn't have got to me.
That was in the report the judge read. The judge asked the officer if he put on lights, sirens when I went by. Officer said no time but told the judge I actually waved at him as I went by. I'm pretty sure the judge's reaction rubbing his forehead and looking down at his notes was actually hiding a :)
Not far off from the review numbers I put up. I'd be going with the 10 FPS improvement in minimum FPS and the very high settings. Asus (ROG) did an in depth analysis of GRW with recommended graphic settings for each of their Pascal GPU's (ie 1060, 1070, 1080). Most of what I read recommends very high settings for a 1070. You can see a bit of a difference in the terrain, but not much.
Ghost Recon Wildlands graphics performance guide | ROG - Republic of Gamers Global