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Because i actually like this effect.

The loadout can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/L2e7vPYY07s/видео.html

@@Kohlenstoffkarbid Thanks a lot!

Both is true. This car is a universal car for tarmac and offroad. The unsprung weight has been minimzed but it was still not fully avoidable. I could make the core weight heavier to mitigate this. But it would give the disadvantage of a heavier car. Beside of that i got already some superlight cars with minimal unsprung weight like this one: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3110165934

Derphill Drift Course: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1720243267

@ thank you !!!!

Silicon Carbide. Note, that this is a rather ineffective way to produce this gas. This video is actually to demonstrate an at 2300 °C glowing piece of silicon carbide under water. Keeping it that hot requires lots of power. The bingo fuel is a side effect.

@@Kohlenstoffkarbid I accidentally discovered this way of getting fuel. Using those graphite electrodes. Namely, there is one person with me who has a whole system on his car for getting Bingo fuel. This is how his system works. He has an existing LPG system on his car. Bottle, evaporator and everything that goes with it. He installed a 150 amp welding machine on the car. The device is turned on when needed when a certain level of that gas falls in the bottle. It has a reactor in which graphite electrodes are placed, which are brought closer to each other with the help of something when they wear out. Instead of the existing alternator, he put a 200 amp alternator with some super capacitors and that's it. The car runs perfectly on that fuel.

Yes, the Suspension acts in any direction keeping the car under control. It is a decoupled suspension and distributed in this way to reduce the unsprung mass. Each color has a different role. Yellow is direct tire suspension (and yaw). Teal controls roll. Brown stabilizes the car during turns and sideways force (Dont know the technical term for it if any exists). When you drive on a road and get a hit which would send the car off the brown suspension will help to stabilize the car. It is actually very strong and equals the stabilizing power of a spoiler. Blue controls pitch. Purple is shared suspension (warp). This set of suspensions allow to use the car under many circumstances with good results. There are no compromises on offroad or tarmac because this car handles both very good. I could use offroad tires but the car handles low grip exceptionally well. When the car looses grip you can hear sandy or screeching noises. As you can hear it does loose the grip not often and regains it almost instantly. And on this car loosing grip does not mean loosing control. I could still have put the offroad tires on but i was too lazy to do so because there is no need to squeeze 2 seconds out on this rather casual driving. Here you can see the whole suspension actually working: ruclips.net/video/Sk-PsuA4aFE/видео.html

As additional material to my previous comment here is a detailed Video where you can see how the Suspension acts on offroad conditions: ruclips.net/video/g-gE9Od14RI/видео.html

Dream Car Builder

Actually just pure science.

There are several ways to do it. Thats why i love this game so much. The disadvantage of mass fleeting of any kind is, that you have to bring more stuff and that you tend to loose stuff. Especially when you bring many weak ships vs Elite fleets. That losses reduce the profit margin. Not to forget the reduced action radius when there is nothing or not much to loot on the way. But there is still the advantage of time. A fleet is of course faster and can do more in a time frame. If done right it can get also enough profit per time.

Im planning to do some more videos to show progress and changes during late game. What do you mean with series?

Actually i like to see the technology of the cars. Si i put only rarely a body on it. DCB is much more unrealistic than BeamNG and has lots of glitches. But i actually love to build cars and stuff for this game exactly due this reason. Some of these glitches extent the content of the game unintentionally by quite alot. These allow really weird and fun things like that: ruclips.net/video/bVqKeHT1sUI/видео.html

Actually this car does already have a spring based counter steering. The springs are on left and right side of the car. That counter steering has been made to help on one sided tire collisions especially on rough terrain and it also gives an automatic toe which is only active on strong acceleration. This allows also to land jumps which would send other cars off the road. The counter steer you see me doing in this video is only necessary when the car drifts.

@@Kohlenstoffkarbid I am working on counter steering but it works only with 0 downforce, with huge downforce the car is steering itself

@@bill123f2 Maybe you can limit the downforce with some springs attached to the upper side of the panel. Self steering comes often from wrong camber. Check what your tires are doing at low and at high speed and compare.

Yes, i like to have many Ox around. Makes travelling safer. Disadvantage is limited range and high cost so its only viable for late game fleets with solid income from colonies.

I will take a look how i can prevent the bouncing. Maybe reshaping the frame will prevent it.

I know that downforce makes steering easy and does even more fun things ( ruclips.net/video/M3OQo1WVnX8/видео.html ). There is even much more crazy stuff to discover in my other videos. But this car has been designed to work as good as possible without panels.

It's not that hard. Most important is the right setting because the wrong setting makes it hard. You should only steer left and right with mouse. Remainder with keyboard. Linearity should be 1.9 or higher and a dead zone of 3 % and a rest zone of 8 %. The remainder is to have the right cars at hand. A keyboard car can sometimes be trash when you try to steer it with mouse. But you are lucky that there is coincidentally a car which is good for training purposes shown in this video ;-) . A few minutes are enough. After first training with that try to build your own cars and test and adjust them only with mouse. Then you got good mouse steerable cars and the skill will go faster than you think.

@@Kohlenstoffkarbid ty for the advice

It is part of the skill tree. For me actually one of the most important parts. Has already been there for a decade.

And? It's clearly stated and visible which layout and game version i use.

What's the issue?

Yeah, some users made custom maps based on real race tracks. There is the Nürburgring too. The best looking real live track based map is the Le Mans Track. My favorite map is the Laguna Seca.

There is no need for any late game weapon to solo this as you can see here. ruclips.net/video/X08WTCaIvx8/видео.html But they shorten the time.

Have you watched that video of 2 invictus soloing the doritos?

skill issue

The invictus is expensive but actually very useful..... as transport for personel. But during battle it is not that bad. But not good either. Its value is close to that of an onslaught. The high crew demand makes it only useful as reserve. But in my playthroughs they helped sometimes during early game and midgame.

@@Finalstar78 i know im late, but that video runs a mod which removes level cap, sooo..