I think both are true. The truck on the right is super capable, and also dangerous, inefficient, unnecessary for most people.

I drive a VW golf and I love it.

Maybe sometimes, but it’s also just a massively more capable vehicle. Sometimes the simplest answer is the truth.

In addition to the payload. Payload goes in the back! Fill it with stones then put five men in it to shovel the stones. You’d need two vans for the same purpose. And if it’s roughly the same size, what’s the problem? Vans like that can be nice too, we see lots of Ford transits here in the states for tradesmen. Similar use case to what you’re describing.

Yeah sure but I guess my point was that it’s a false equivalency. The truck on the right is massively more capable than the one on the left. I certainly don’t need one that big and most people don’t.

Towing capacity, payload weight, carrying 3 more people, bed width, drivetrain? I think many trucks are way too big, and it’s silly to own a big work truck if you just use it to go to the grocery store but it’s really about so much more than bed size.

I mean health problems are sad of course. But from my perspective, I’ve been scammed. I paid money and never received a product.

Good. They took my money and never sent me anything, never responded to emails. Hope their next business fails too.

People hate this opinion but I felt like the controls and animations were horrible. Feels like trying to control a fighting game through an excel spreadsheet to me. Maybe that's something that's improved in the series since then, but I was always baffled when people told me the action was good

I remember trying dark souls once in like 2014 and calling it quits after like 1.5 hours. People love them and I wouldn't ever want to take that away from them, but for me the game's design was just so hostile toward the player.

Does GPS work as expected for you?