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Post by happygster on Jul 22, 2017 0:48:14 GMT
CHILLI In the tire/tyre section are blank cells ones that you haven't tested, and ones with == neutral? What is your symbolism? Thanks!
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Post by CHILLI on Jul 22, 2017 13:57:48 GMT
happygster yea the == is meant to mimick coding language where "equal equal" means it's the same to something. In this case same as before. Blank cells are not tested/loosely tested and not confirmed. If you think you've come across a new unique wheel effect, or anything else really, tell me about it and I'll take a look at it.
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Post by giantsandman13 on Jul 22, 2017 16:54:44 GMT
Are there any offroads that give better stability to the back of the car like a bias toward the rear or something?
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Post by CHILLI on Jul 23, 2017 9:01:55 GMT
giantsandman13 not as far as I'm aware. But then again I rarely use offroads so they're not well explored on my part.
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Post by CHILLI on Aug 16, 2017 14:50:03 GMT
"New" boosting trick!
This has been discussed within the community for a while but it has taken me far far too long to figure out how it works. What is it, you ask? So far it's been known as "brake boosting" but I think this one should be redubbed for reasons I'll get to in a moment.
You've probably had one or more wheels go spinning over bumps and crests in the past before. We've called these "skid boosts" for obvious reasons, all well and good there. But what about forcing the car to get one? Attempt a rolling burnout over a crest or pothole. For those not aware you can do burnouts even when the car is moving, it doesnt have to be parked to spin the wheels. One requirement, though, is to brake hard enough to convince the car to attempt one. Read: hold the throttle at 100% all the time, dont release it. Only play with the brakes. Using the handbrake may work but is harder to get consistently.
Going over a crest or pothole makes this significantly easier to pull off as the car has less traction then, requiring less braking to be applied to exploit the burnout mechanic. Timing is of great importance as you dont want to brake for too long or too much, only enough to bump the engine rev a little. The result varies from very little benefit to rocketing past your opponents, depending on the car and road conditions. It's a very fine line between slowing yourself down, deminishing returns (no speed lost nor gained) or actually going faster.
Burnout vs Brake naming The boosting here is caused by tricking the game into attempting a burnout, not actually slowing down. This is why I'm suggesting to call this "burnout boosting" as that is what's actually happening here, forcing the car to out-accelerate itself.
This has been added to the first post so you dont need to dig this post up in the future.
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Post by RapTor_X_ on Aug 16, 2017 15:20:57 GMT
"New" boosting trick!
[...] Thanks for investigating and explaining this. I will add it to my guide in the next update.
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Post by Sarah on Aug 16, 2017 19:16:23 GMT
you press the brake to get a boost, hence why its coined brake boost by 100% of the people ive talked to so far, see no need to rename it imho
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Post by beta1hit on Aug 16, 2017 22:22:22 GMT
you press the brake to get a boost, hence why its coined brake boost by 100% of the people ive talked to so far, see no need to rename it imho I like benimis explanation of this a lot more: "You press the brake and you go faster" read in benimi voice
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Post by Sunken on Aug 17, 2017 6:32:11 GMT
you press the brake to get a boost, hence why its coined brake boost by 100% of the people ive talked to so far, see no need to rename it imho I like benimis explanation of this a lot more: "You press the brake and you go faster" read in benimi voice"Why is that, benimi" -me "BECAUSE..." -bememe
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2017 8:17:01 GMT
Brake boosting? So we've got bump boosting, kerb boosting, mid-drive speed boosting, wall boosting, short shifting and down shifting (pity this breaks the cycle of boosts), what's next? I'd be interested to see a video demonstrating this, not that I don't believe it, it's just I'm 100% better at seeing from example as opposed to trying to understand theory.
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Post by cloudmcshort on Aug 17, 2017 10:29:48 GMT
Brake boosting? So we've got bump boosting, kerb boosting, mid-drive speed boosting, wall boosting, short shifting and down shifting (pity this breaks the cycle of boosts), what's next? I'd be interested to see a video demonstrating this, not that I don't believe it, it's just I'm 100% better at seeing from example as opposed to trying to understand theory. You can check out Grumples_Plox (grimreaper977)'s footage from round 2 of the MCEC. Here's a clip ( clips.twitch.tv/AntediluvianBusyBatAMPEnergy ) of one straight. Look at the last time he brakes, how there's skidmarks, that's how you know it's worked. Also look at the speed he gained on the person ahead. You can also keep watching the whole race since i think he said he did it more throughout. Link to VoD: www.twitch.tv/grimreaper977/v/164698634?sr=a&t=0s
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2017 10:57:33 GMT
Brake boosting? So we've got bump boosting, kerb boosting, mid-drive speed boosting, wall boosting, short shifting and down shifting (pity this breaks the cycle of boosts), what's next? I'd be interested to see a video demonstrating this, not that I don't believe it, it's just I'm 100% better at seeing from example as opposed to trying to understand theory. You can check out Grumples_Plox (grimreaper977) 's footage from round 2 of the MCEC. Here's a clip ( clips.twitch.tv/AntediluvianBusyBatAMPEnergy ) of one straight. Look at the last time he brakes, how there's skidmarks, that's how you know it's worked. Also look at the speed he gained on the person ahead. You can also keep watching the whole race since i think he said he did it more throughout. Link to VoD: www.twitch.tv/grimreaper977/v/164698634?sr=a&t=0sCheers for that. I'll check it out. Edit: Intriguing... I'm gonna have to test this out. CHILLI do you think this is something that could be used in addition to short shifting or do they counteract one another?
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Post by CHILLI on Aug 17, 2017 12:21:26 GMT
I forgot to update my post with this video #fail
That kek level editing tho
EDIT: The reason I'm proposing a name change is because you dont "just brake", a requirement is to hold the throttle down. It's not the brakes causing the boost, it's the burnout mechanic that does.
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Post by KingBlazeIV on Aug 17, 2017 23:14:44 GMT
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Post by Sarah on Aug 18, 2017 0:41:11 GMT
lmao those skidmarks were like half a mile jesus
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