The three vehicles are backups for each other and should be separated theoretically. Even if you are in a hurry, you can't get so close on the ice. Delivering equipment in time is the highest goal. Why does old Liam insist on pulling the broken car away? Is this because you are afraid that you are not going slow enough or that you can't fall into the water? I won't talk about it later, anyway, it's a bad luck for Morpheus to find old Liam to join the team. The villain doesn't know why it feels that it can save money if it doesn't save people. I didn't understand it. The big villain is an actuary of an insurance company, implying that it must save money after calculations. But on this road, actuaries are as skilled as 007, killing people, bombing cars and all kinds of damages. Can the actuarial profits make up for equipment losses and legal risks?
View more about The Ice Road reviews
