That was the first thing i did and it did bounce the frames from the original 50 to 100 frames to that 150 and jumps down to the lower frames in big fights <| sep |> What is have a family dinner with my father present <| sep |> How did you do so much ? ??<| sep |> Saving this for when someone asks about the finances at Le Mans <| sep |> HORAT SO BIGGA I CHOOSE YOU ! <| sep |> Yeah we didn ' t require the 30 minutes <| sep |> Yes , but some democracies do it worse than others . As I said , in Australia we don ' t vote for our leader . Thus , the popularity contest is between politicians , and though that can lead to corruption , it also leads to a lot of compromises . Basically , to become PM , a politician will have to make ideological promises to support other politician ' s pet projects , in order to win their vote . Of course , they don ' t always deliver on them . Even if they are career pollies , most politicians DO have strong ideological views . We had a recent government that had to pledge support to an antipoker machine politician to form government . They screwed him over a bit , but that only turned the public against them more . Basically , our leaders change with public opinion easier than American ones do , and I believe many other countries with similar systems are the same .