@babeotswejang D. You can have a continuous field of view behind you if you align your side mirrors with your rear view mirror. In most cars, that will result in the side of your car NOT being visible in the side view mirror
@TheRoosterKhan@B16pal@politicalmath And like Rob said, same thing happens when you have an exit with multiple lanes that diverge after the exit. Google Maps has gotten me into some situations where I need to change lanes last minute whereas Apple anticipates that and instructs you otherwise
@TheRoosterKhan@B16pal@politicalmath Not quite. Apple Maps thinks several steps ahead. If you have a left hand turn with two available left turn lanes, and then a right hand turn right after, Apple Maps will tell you to get in the right left turn lane as it will put you in the right lane to exit
@baker_kie@TheIshikawaRin Part of it certainly do look better than this on my end as well, itโs just disappointing to find some areas visually unpolished. Strangely enough, I did find improvements by reducing my settings as well. Ultra provided worse visuals than balanced and extreme for me
@kevintence@CallofDuty This is what years of people complaining about visibility has gotten us. Their only solution to this seems to be overcast skybox and flat lighting :/
@AmericanAir The issue is you *didnโt* wait. The plane took off with passengers and had to make a very rough emergency landing a few minutes into the flight. Grateful to the pilots who thought fast but it couldโve ended much worse on account of mechanical negligence.