Man im telling you here in Australia and over in new Zealand we recently have been getting some crazy builds and im all for it ive seen rotary swapped 370z's, k swapped holden commodores, mate owns a 4 rotor Vl commodore ive personally got a holden tf rodeo with a 283 chevy small block lined up for when i get off my P plates
You should put a possibility to make serious power in TD2. It should be possible to make such numbers as Mad Mike and the Rocket Bunny does, because 1. it's a game, the laws of physics are relative 2. because why not. It's different if you get the power shifted to the track and there comes to play the differentials, transmissions, tires and the tune ups and so on. Big power is cool but it's not allways the best option. Still the game should be more like a sandbox to try even mad stuff, as there are no parts cracking and budgets crashing in the virtual world. With that being said, you did awesome job with the TD1 and I wish you all the well with the TD2. Have a great year and I make my best to promote your excellent games! C U !
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Man im telling you here in Australia and over in new Zealand we recently have been getting some crazy builds and im all for it ive seen rotary swapped 370z's, k swapped holden commodores, mate owns a 4 rotor Vl commodore ive personally got a holden tf rodeo with a 283 chevy small block lined up for when i get off my P plates
Not only is Drift growing in Asia, Oceania and the USA, but in other countries in America, for example in Brazil the Drift scene is growing every day.
When will the online and offline tournaments take place? The Internet will be more advanced, and it seems to be the Asian and Eupo championships.
You should put a possibility to make serious power in TD2. It should be possible to make such numbers as Mad Mike and the Rocket Bunny does, because 1. it's a game, the laws of physics are relative 2. because why not. It's different if you get the power shifted to the track and there comes to play the differentials, transmissions, tires and the tune ups and so on. Big power is cool but it's not allways the best option. Still the game should be more like a sandbox to try even mad stuff, as there are no parts cracking and budgets crashing in the virtual world. With that being said, you did awesome job with the TD1 and I wish you all the well with the TD2. Have a great year and I make my best to promote your excellent games! C U !