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.
I apologize for the delayed response. Jumping into the conversation is more than welcome. I've purchased a Taycan and tried using it for link-ups. It feels great. I'm still not able to drift well, but I'll search for and tackle the settings on YouTube.
The engine sound gives a futuristic vibe. I could use the car wrap from the Mitsubishi Eclipse directly, so I added a new creation from my favorite anime wrap creator.
Certainly, 'Draft behind me' is more straightforward in conveying the current challenge to all link-up players. I'll also adjust the settings.
Thank you for your response. To be honest, I was surprised by your coaching philosophy. Yesterday, I had an unfortunate crash. The other player was still quite new. I decided to exit the game.
As time passed, I tried the S+ rated 918 Spyder 2015 drift build. The smooth gliding, described as "butter melting," provided a soothing experience, relieving the fatigue from mastering the wild Regera. It gave me the illusion that my gameplay had improved.
Regarding the Chiron, I haven't had enough cash to try it yet, but I plan to acquire it in the future.
