This disc feels a lot like the Punsiher and I've heard that it's just a retooled punisher. I think this is my favoate Discraft x Thought Space collab so far. I think that the Reqiuem is the ideal distance driver for intermediate to advanced to pro players. It has enough torque resistance to hold up to disrespectfully big arms, but isn't so OS that it's unusable for medium arms. I'm curious to see how the different plastic types affect the flight and can't wait to try out the a Vex variant that isn't Vex Breaker. That Jawbreaker affect is pretty much just camaflauge. 

Flight was very similar to my stable-ish Swirly Emperors and I think that the numbers are farely accurate. I just need a beefy run and a super stable run and I've got all my Emperor slots covered. Solid release from Thought Space and I cannot wait for more from this new partnership. 

I will first say that I love the way the Requiem flies for me. It fits perfectly into my game, as I love to throw flex forehand shots with high-speed, overstable drivers. Some places are listing it as having -1 turn and 2 fade, but when I threw it I noticed a bit more of an aggressive dive at the end of the flight. I'm not sure it really ever flipped over for me either, so 0 turn seems accurate to me. 

It is comparable to a Discraft Force, but it does seem to have a bit more glide despite the numbers. I'd push it closer to a 6 glide. The Requiem is a good compliment to the Synapse, as it will allow you to get a bit more distance while still maintaining a high level of fade at the end of flights. If you haven't tried TSA's Expanse in their parallel plastic, the plastic feels fantastic in the hand, and I always get a clean release on it.