They wake me up and ask me where I am and what my name is. Instead I am thinking about writing an exposé about the sexist seat-belt industry.
I have yet to take in the reality of what has happened to me, to my family. I remember an article I’d read about seat belts not being designed for women, and I ask the doctor if he sees more women with these injuries than men. I lift up my hospital gown and am surprised to see an angry red line and industrial-size staples. “Your daughter has fractures in her spine and damage to her lower intestine from the seat belt.” They tell me that my lower intestine was also injured, and that I’ve had surgery. She was born with albinism, and her existence has always felt improbable, and so now it must be over.īut-thank God-it’s not. “Your husband broke his leg and your son broke his collarbone.” These do not seem like horrible injuries, so I am waiting for the worse news, the news that my daughter is dead. “You were in a car accident,” they tell me again. “Where are you?” “New Hampshire,” I say, except for one time when I say “Vermont.” “New Hampshire,” they correct, and I want to say, “Really, we are so close to the border here, can’t you just give it to me this once?” “What’s your name?” they ask me, and I tell them and tell them and tell them. Surely if I had crossed the river to New Hampshire I would know it. “You are in Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital in New Hampshire.” Another ludicrous statement. I had promised the think tank where I work that I’d call in to a 4 p.m. We’re having lunch and then going on a hike. What I do remember: being woken up, again and again, by doctors who insist on asking me the same questions-my name, where I am, what month it is-and telling me the same story, a story that I am sure is wrong. We picked my daughter up from camp and talked about where to go for lunch: the diner or the burger place. My family’s worst day was a perfect one in the summer of 2019. The Hyper Car was added in the Facility Update.The worst things can happen on the most beautiful days.Applying skins to the Hyper Car will usually not affect its appearance.
This step was changed to the current step( drive to the south corner without touching any ring) after an unkown update.When it was first released, the second step to unlock it was: drive through every ring before they disappears, and then drive to the south corner, which had made it much more harder for players to obtain it.Some aesthetics of skins only applies to its wheels.Its headlight moves to the direction the player is steering.In conclusion, Hyper Car can be considered as one of the worst cars in the whole garage, bear in mind that it is only suitable for comprehensive passive strategies. The top speed is also below average and cannot survive long in massive brawls. The numb handling and underpower issue, in addition, makes the car's mobility even worse. As a vehicle with 5 health, it's got an extremely wide profile, which attracts immense firepower from enemies. Hyper Car, in all aspects, is a terrible car to operate. The wheels themselves aren't that special, just standard wheels, but on top of them can be spotted more electric effects, to look like the electricity from the main sphere is going through the wheels.
The ball acts as the car's singular headlight, but it also connects the wheels with 4 electric lines, each for every wheel. In the center of the sphere there's a white, bright ball. The sphere itself has a couple of white rings that spin, and a blueish tint to give its electric effect. Its design is rather simple, just a sphere of electricity on wheels. If done successfully, a large green and orange laser beam appears, and the Hyper Car can be claimed at the thickest end of the orange beam. Stay there for a few seconds, then drive to the southern most corner of the map without touching the rings that appear. Line yourself with the corner and fire the Railgun exactly to the north of the map before the hoops disappear. In order to obtain the Hyper Car, grab a Railgun in the Hypergrid Map, then go to the powerup box highlighted in purple on the north side of the map.
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