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Post by CrazyMan2626267 on Sept 18, 2014 15:53:24 GMT
Please keep the Sentinel XS!
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Post by OpalescentFalcon on Sept 18, 2014 16:12:09 GMT
PLease keep the sentinel xs for me too.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2014 16:24:40 GMT
Yes, keep the Sentinel XS.
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Post by Broughy1322 on Sept 18, 2014 17:05:56 GMT
Y'all have spoken. Sentinel XS stays. Car list now 100% confirmed in first post.
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Post by Trowa on Sept 18, 2014 17:25:39 GMT
I didnt know the Sentinel XS had such a large fanbase...
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Post by Broughy1322 on Sept 18, 2014 17:27:47 GMT
I didnt know the Sentinel XS had such a large fanbase... I'm kinda jealous of it tbh |
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Post by Trowa on Sept 18, 2014 17:30:50 GMT
I didnt know the Sentinel XS had such a large fanbase... I'm kinda jealous of it tbh Dont be. Have some of mine.  |
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Post by Broughy1322 on Sept 18, 2014 17:37:24 GMT
I'm kinda jealous of it tbh Dont be. Have some of mine. I feel all warm and fuzzy again |
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Post by Lupaciađź’• on Sept 18, 2014 17:48:19 GMT
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Post by Ser Tandur on Sept 18, 2014 17:51:04 GMT
I didnt know the Sentinel XS had such a large fanbase... I think because it's the best looking coupe, and one of the few cars in the game that could truly pass for a real life car. I bet most of us have owned it atleast once. |
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Post by EderForty on Sept 18, 2014 17:51:09 GMT
 Social Club didnt want the night one uploaded...it finally arrived  |
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Post by Broughy1322 on Sept 18, 2014 18:58:09 GMT
Stock that is true. Turns out not to be the case fully modded. There isn't even a separate line of code for the XS so it's a very strange occurrence. My guess is some of the body mods (roll cage, bumpers) are affecting weight, inertia, body roll, suspension rebound and damper force, etc. Of note, the Sentinel's also have the best in class Clutch multipliers, ie the best stock transmission. But I agree, I always knew there had to be a difference in the two, why else give them separate names. Not every car with hardtop/convertible in the game is given a separate name. (Rapid GT, for example) But most are. I'm starting to wonder if there's a difference between the Zions now too, (the hardtop Zion is badged XS), and if there is a real weight difference between the 9Fs beyond what we perceive. Nope nothing to do with that. The Sentinel XS just gets more acceleration (visible in the stat bars too) than the regular version. The regular zion is officially called just the zion btw, no XS, and there's no difference between them. The sentinel is the only variation that is different. |
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Post by Ser Tandur on Sept 18, 2014 19:17:29 GMT
My guess is some of the body mods (roll cage, bumpers) are affecting weight, inertia, body roll, suspension rebound and damper force, etc. Of note, the Sentinel's also have the best in class Clutch multipliers, ie the best stock transmission. But I agree, I always knew there had to be a difference in the two, why else give them separate names. Not every car with hardtop/convertible in the game is given a separate name. (Rapid GT, for example) But most are. I'm starting to wonder if there's a difference between the Zions now too, (the hardtop Zion is badged XS), and if there is a real weight difference between the 9Fs beyond what we perceive. Nope nothing to do with that. The Sentinel XS just gets more acceleration (visible in the stat bars too) than the regular version. The regular zion is officially called just the zion btw, no XS, and there's no difference between them. The sentinel is the only variation that is different. I have the Cabrio right now, I've been trying to find the hardtop for awhile, rather than buy it... especially since I want to take an in-game photo of the car... but for now I'll settle on this image, which isn't the best:  I know it's labeled Zion, but I was referring to the badging on the car, much how the Sultan, once roll cages are put in, is badged the Sultan RS. Also, the acceleration differences in the Sentinel, you see those in game? Of course, this brings up completely then... is this spreadsheet accurate? Are there hidden values somewhere else? The game may only pull the same handling data, but obviously there are different cars with different models and different id hashes. |
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Post by Broughy1322 on Sept 18, 2014 19:26:29 GMT
Nope nothing to do with that. The Sentinel XS just gets more acceleration (visible in the stat bars too) than the regular version. The regular zion is officially called just the zion btw, no XS, and there's no difference between them. The sentinel is the only variation that is different. I have the Cabrio right now, I've been trying to find the hardtop for awhile, rather than buy it... especially since I want to take an in-game photo of the car... but for now I'll settle on this image, which isn't the best: I know it's labeled Zion, but I was referring to the badging on the car, much how the Sultan, once roll cages are put in, is badged the Sultan RS. Also, the acceleration differences in the Sentinel, you see those in game? Of course, this brings up completely then... is this spreadsheet accurate? Are there hidden values somewhere else? The game may only pull the same handling data, but obviously there are different cars with different models and different id hashes. Car badging/styling doesn't matter for anything really. The sultan gets an RS badge but it's still just a sultan. We can only go on what the game is telling us with the official car names. No idea why it's different for the XS. Could be a bug or a hidden special feature. Pretty sure that spreadsheet is accurate since it's pulled straight from the game code. We haven't got any info (code-wise) about modifications so we can't say anything further on why this is the case with the XS. All I know is that it's different. |
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Post by Ser Tandur on Sept 18, 2014 19:48:34 GMT
I have the Cabrio right now, I've been trying to find the hardtop for awhile, rather than buy it... especially since I want to take an in-game photo of the car... but for now I'll settle on this image, which isn't the best: I know it's labeled Zion, but I was referring to the badging on the car, much how the Sultan, once roll cages are put in, is badged the Sultan RS. Also, the acceleration differences in the Sentinel, you see those in game? Of course, this brings up completely then... is this spreadsheet accurate? Are there hidden values somewhere else? The game may only pull the same handling data, but obviously there are different cars with different models and different id hashes. Car badging/styling doesn't matter for anything really. The sultan gets an RS badge but it's still just a sultan. We can only go on what the game is telling us with the official car names. No idea why it's different for the XS. Could be a bug or a hidden special feature. Pretty sure that spreadsheet is accurate since it's pulled straight from the game code. We haven't got any info (code-wise) about modifications so we can't say anything further on why this is the case with the XS. All I know is that it's different. Ok, thanks for the info. I'll end my hijacking of the thread and turning it into a car statistics debate. |
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