Thank you for letting me know. I've thought of an example to materialize your idea. I hope this can be a starting point for deeper discussions.
Assumptions: Not everyone participates. It's best to have a rough understanding of the map's layout.
Example: 180SX S Class (even better if it's S+), a drift-friendly car with good acceleration.
Two additional options: a feature to make it easier to destroy other cars and a function to increase nitro with jumps.
1. What kind of additional options would work best?
2. Is spinning tires in place the most efficient way to accumulate and use the burst?
3. Which Freestyle activity fills the gauge the fastest? Jumping?
Lastly, you mentioned the lack of a feature displaying player levels. I have some thoughts on that, but it's a bit lengthy to discuss here, so I won't delve into it right now.
Thank you for letting me know. It's like I watched a video of a Camaro making big jumps. It's troublesome when players come at you aggressively. I was surprised you even prepared a repair kit. I'll try some things myself.
I think your post was very helpful for successful linkups and contributed to many people. Please continue to post about the challenges of linkups; anyone can do it.
I finally thought of searching 'unbound linkup' on YouTube. My Regera has been modified for off-road drifting. Even with the height raised to the maximum, it's not sufficient compared to the jump height. I equipped it with damage enhancement and crash recovery options. I initially thought the damage enhancement was a bug. It's too powerful. This point may be known to many, but I'll share it. Thank you for the advice.
@Ron7RoadworrierExcuse me for just jumping into this conversation, but currently my linkup car of choice is the new-ish Taycan. Just tune everything you can find for an offroad setup and it excels in every task in a linkup.
Of course it can't help with tasks that require other players to play their part, but for this I would suggest setting some quickchat phrases such as "Draft behind me". This doesn't guarantee success, but it's better than nothing.
