KITT from Knight Rider, Batmobile and DeLorean Maybe an F1 car too that can go super fast but can't jump well.
Hey Gameloft, are you going to fix (as in show the real top speed in the stats, not put the stats speed onto the car) the fake top speed thing for the SSC Tuatara and 9FF GT9 VMAX? I mean, the hype period for the tuatara has long been over so now what's happening is amateur players see the top speed and assume it's a really fast car, when in truth it's comparable to a Lykan. Also, I'm very sure the 9FF also has a fake top speed, but in this case, the stats seem to be showing it to be slower than actuality. There's no reason for the 9FF to be as fast as the K1 because of it's nitro duration and handling (it has a slower acceleration and top speed than K1), yet it can compete with K1 users no problem at all. This has to mean the top speed is faster than it says. And this might put off potential 9FF buyers . So I'm just asking if a stat change will be implemented, the actual speed of the Tuatara is probably somewhere around 480km/h with tuning kit, not 515 km/h. The actual speed of the 9FF I'm guessing is around the same as a K1, so around 530 km/h. This is all stats for the maxed version of the car, so 1659 for Tuatara, 1686 for 9FF. Also, there should be a little medal or something beside some cars that show player recommendation. As you may have heard, there's a massive problem for new players grinding around season 4-6, mainly because of buying and maxing the wrong cars. A little player recommendation list could improve that, which the players of the game recommend the newer players buy. That or a increase in credits won per race. Finally, the sneak peek video on Facebook was really bad -_- , it was pretty much just the photo you posted some days earlier...
I really don't get the TLE Multiplayer cup points. This morning, I was doing the last day of the china cup -- just had 1 more cup to win, the 2800 point one. Yesterday, a first was worth ~400 points. This morning, a 1st was worth 80. Why the difference? As far as I could tell, the races were the same -- still against 7 others; the racers' cars comparable. Do the points won vary by the amount of points you already have (more points you have, the harder it is to win them)? Or, is it the less time left, the harder it is to win points?
I think its the first one, the more points you have the harder it gets. It can also be tied to your current position in the leaderboard. Anyone who regularly buys fuel refills for multiplayer TLEs, is there any particular strategy when to refill to gain most points? It is good to start refilling at the begining of an event and take a huge lead or at the closing hour (coming from behind) or it does it even matter?
You get more points in MPTLEs when you first start off with lower total points (I.e. 400 points for First in 8 person race) You get less points in MPTLEs when you have already participated many times because points accumulate and you have a higher number of points (I.e. 20 points for your 50th race First in 8 person race) Hope that helps
Okay, a better bit of math, since y'all made me curious 4 days, 8 hours to go. 104 hours = 6240 minutes / 40 minutes race bars = 156 total possible races (without sleep). 96 total possible races is probably more realistic. Currently: 3118 points, 6400 is the lowest tier, so 3282 points remaining Biggest problem I'm having is getting a race with more than 4 or 5 people -- even coming in first, I'm probably averaging about 110 points per race. Assuming the payout remains consistent (and it won't), that leaves: 3282 points / 110 points = 30 races / 4.33 days = 7 first place wins per day Let's say for every 500 points, your winnings decrease by 10%: at 3500 it drops to 100 (need 27 more 1sts) at 4000 it drops to 90 (need 24 more) at 4500 it drops to 80 (need 22 more) at 5000 it drops to 70 (need 18 more) at 5500 it drops to 65 (need 11 more) at 6000 it drops to 60 (need 4 more) ==Going to 7200== at 6500 it drops to 50 (need 14 more) at 7000 it drops to 40 (need 5 more) So the net net would be needing to place first close to 50 times, which is right at winning 12 races per day. I'm racing a 1550 p1 single tanked, so the oddball SRGT or double tanker kicks me into 2nd about 20% of the time. Anyway, just a quick breakdown. Obviously, the scoring algorithm isn't precise, but it's been how I've guesstimated cups in the past and worked better than shooting in the dark.
I'm racing a 1568 Sesto Elemento with nitro + tuning kit every time. It tends to get me first a lot of times, but I face the same problems as you (except the double tankers). Every time I get knocked out by a P1 or SRGT, the race immediately ends for me. It is not possible for me to catch up unless the guys at the front crash. I got pushed to 2nd by a blinker once. Don't know if that person has bad connection or what, but I just feel kind of sad. I mean, I was first the whole race and ran straight to the finish line, but this guy that keeps disappearing and reappearing takes 1st place at the end. It's like running a race in real life and some guy just randomly keeps teleporting between places and wins right when you were at the goal. T^T EDIT: Is there anyone that speaks Arabic here? Need some help with the wikia.
Nice that you did the math. Definitely possible, albeit unlikely without boosters and a bit of luck with room placement. I do find that you can get more points even if you place 2nd in a 8 person race than 1st in 4 person race. So try to get into rooms with at least 6 people will help.
Thanks! I'll just go back to my algorithm of "only race in a multiplayer cup once to get the participation awards"
