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Straight roads and heavy bikes is the correct answer.

Nothing from Online is required reading for the story, as far as anyone can tell.

Motel interiors at minimum. Those always open.

The vertical clips are doing exactly what the radio stations used to do. Good instinct.

Boats have to matter here. There is too much water for them not to.

The wetlands shots are the only part I rewatched more than twice.

Playing it straight is a good call. The satire works better around serious people.

I would bet on three or four safehouses across the state rather than a dozen.

Give me a garage in the swamp and I will never leave.

Water counts if you can drive a boat on it, and here you clearly can. So yes, it is bigger.

I counted at least four distinct biomes in the second trailer. That is more variety than V had at launch.

Agreed on handling. Weight is the whole feel of the series.

Best spoiler advice I have: mute keywords rather than leaving platforms. Leaving never sticks.

Density every time. I would take half the map with twice the detail.

This is the correct take and I will not be arguing about it.

This is the correct take and I will not be arguing about it.

Setting an alarm for June, yes. Not because I think it will sell out, just because I want it done.

Setting an alarm for June, yes. Not because I think it will sell out, just because I want it done.

The tone shift is real and I think it is deliberate.

My guess is the switch is contextual rather than a free wheel, but that is a guess.