Physics are inconsistent between PIE and Standalone

A user has found that they are seeing differences in how objects are affected by physics in Stand alone as apposed to PIE. While testing the amount of force applied to an object in the different play modes, I have found a difference of 10 times the amount of force needed to move an object the same distance in stand alone that it take to move the same object in PIE.

1. Open Editor
2. Create a new Actor Blueprint
   Right click content browser > Blueprint > Actor
3. Add a static mesh to the actor
4. Check "Simulate physics" to true
5. Set the actor to accept input from player 0
6. Create the Blueprint Shown in the attached picture
7. Play In Editor
8. Press the 'R' Key
9. Note how high the actor goes (If actor does not move then increase the force being applied)
10. Stop PIE
11. Play in standalone mode
12. Press 'R'
13. Notice the actor did not go as high

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