Appreciate the feedback, but I guess ordering one and playing with it is exactly what I wanted to avoid. From the more detailed reviews I've read it seems like people expect to have to use different PC settings for different environments. I totally understand why some people want to do that, but it's just not something I wanna do. The idea of trying to choose from 30+ settings and making that also work with Normal, Weather, and Sport just seems like something I would spend way, way too much time on. I think for $200 I'd give it a whirl, but I may wait to see what, if anything, the FP tune does to the overall feel before plunking down the money on this thing.
I totally love this thing. I've never used it or a similar product before, but it has made a huge improvement on the stock driving. I like a responsive throttle (not always aggressive). I found Raptor Normal mode pretty horrible before the PC.
For me, City +1 is a great set it and forget it setting. It improves the ride in both Normal and Sport, but is safe in all modes and in bad weather. This is highly subjective though, I think City 0 and City +2 are safe too, but you do have to be more careful on +2 if in Raptor Sport Mode.
Don't get thrown off by all the possible combinations. Using the PC can be as simple or complicated as you want it to be. You can certainly find one setting for all conditions that will be an improvement to the ride and safe in all conditions. I can't imagine anyone regretting this $300.
For me, I've been doing 90% of my driving on PC City +1 in either Raptor Normal or Sport mode. The other 10% I do PC Sport or Sport +1 while in Raptor Sport mode for some aggressive, fun driving. Then right back to City +1.