When Nintendo released Fire Red for the Switch, I was hooked for weeks. Perfect game for the Lite!

If you have a Switch, I would recommend if not for the price, considering it’s a 22 year old GBA game…

The FIA also added a temperature limit to reduce this effect that I was mentioning. I just did some slight research on it, looks like when it was at its most effective in the 80’s, cars had a 195 litre tank, with fuel chilled to about -30c this allowed for an extra 10-12 litres, or about 6% increase.

This change was huge in that era of racing, basically meant that drivers could stay at 100% pace for longer without nursing fuel. Coincidentally, when doing some reading on this I also found that apparently chilled fuel during the refuelling era of F1 also helped increase the flow.

Anyway, that was my thinking originally lol, looks to be actually answered in the comments now though. Thanks for the reply!

Taking an absolute guess here…

But could it be the difference between raw capacity (as shown in the tank image) vs compressed?

My thinking here is from when F1 teams started chilling down the fuel to fit more in a tank.

Time to test if our milkshake really does bring all the boys to our yard

There was a PS2 release!?

The more you know

It’s cool hey!

I first read about it by someone on my local boosting a post from some other random, linking to an article about the game and the couple behind it lol.

I never really see it around anymore, hopefully more people start to play

Much appreciated!

Shit site keeps kicking me out for my ad-blocker

Fun fact, that isn’t Webber in the shot. Its a driver named Dumbreck (sorry, can’t think of his first name right now), Webber did flip his Merc that same weekend, twice maybe? But his crashes weren’t caught on film unfortunately, and Mark never actually started the race as far as I know.

Anyway, sorry if that wasn’t what you were referring to lol

I can really sympathise on across-3, if you didn’t know the book that would have been tough!

Down-2 was where I gave up and used a reveal

Not the person you replied to, but…

I’ve been using Summit for the last couple of months, been fantastic absolutely no complaints, and would recommend to anyone.

But just this week I decided to try out both Thunder and Voyager again. Voyager I thought was fantastic, except for the insane image upload compression that I couldn’t find a way around. Thunder didn’t have this issue, but I could not get that UI into something I was happy with, and couldn’t find a way to turn off the feed headline thing which annoyed me.

Long story short, I went running back to Summit. I would recommend giving it a try if you haven’t already and curious about other apps.

EDIT: Other than the image upload problem on Voyager, both apps functioned perfectly fine, and I encountered no stability issues over this last week with both apps. Honestly, it’s just personal preference, give them all a try

That sounds like such a cool experience! I’m really not surprised you still remember that 20 years later!

I’ve always noticed this with MMOs in particular, that the most memorable moments are when we weren’t following an objective, or just doing another raid, they tend to be us players just goofing off and having fun with the world the devs built.

My most memorable WoW memory was when I participated in my guilds “Naked Fun Run”, which was a no gear, level 1 fun run from north Kalimdor all the way to the southern point. Seems like while we were off in Azeroth goofing around, plenty were doing the same in Middle Earth :)

Ah cool! Welcome back to WoW!

I love the thematic idea of an Undead Pally, guarantee there is going to be tonnes running around Brill at launch haha. I have levelled an Enhancement Shammy, and I had a great time, I don’t think you will go wrong with either option!