Best way to earn miles to tune?
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Or the old skool cheating bar steward rubber band and DS4 trick haha, No grind let that do it's thing and come back to spend and have fun.
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I do the same, every time I head to work I first set up an 8 hour endurance race with a Mazda Vision GT.
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- Plug controller in via USB cable
- Disable force feedback for controller, so it doesn't rattle of the table/desk when you put it down.
- Go to Arcade
- Go to Custom Race
- Choose Northern Isle Speedway
- Choose a fast Gr. 1 car (Mazda LM55 VGT etc.)
- Choose automatic (AT)
- Race Type: Endurance
- Time Limit: As long as you want / couple of hours /...
- No. of Cars: 2
- Boost: Off
- Opponent Category: Gr. 1
- Opponent Difficulty: Professional
- Traction Control: 0 (probably not really necessary)
- Put rubberband around R2
- Start
- Line car up with the wall
- Wait till race is done
- ...
- Succes!
I've been using the rubberband trick and accumulated over 41.000 mileage points so far, so it works indeed.
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I only use a rubber band on the throttle, no need for steering so far. Just pick a fast car and line it up straight with the wall, as it hits the corner it will just glide along it. Watch the first lap to be sure it works correctly.
I set the controller up like this:
EDIT: Yeah, make sure you connect a cable to keep it charged! Also it's probably wise to turn off force feedback, so your controller doesn't vibrate off your table/desk.
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A friend told me about he's friend. he made a 14 hours arcade endurence race. but all the help systems on. auto brake steering assist and so on. and i think he used duct tejp to keep the acceleration button down. then he went to sleep. went to work and when he got home he had alot of money and milage points. dont know if it's true. steering assist doesn't really steer for you. but it might work.
1.1 cancel all power saving settings you may have.
1.2 Go to lobby
2 create a room
3. Set room mode to parctice/endurance
4. choose amount of time (6 hours of sleep as example)
5. auto drive must be allowed
6. create the room wait for a few to join
7. choose a nice fast car I use the tomahawk 2600hp..
8. Start the race and get a little speed or use rolling start... u need an x amount of speed for auto drive to work once up there press options and let it run.
9. Sleep and wake up about 15-17000 mileage points richer
Even if people leaves the race leaving you behind as solo it still finishes the race and rewards you
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OTOH, if you just want credits and don't want to mess up your miles driven statistic...
Set up a custom endurance race using the Miata Roadster against 19 of the world's fastest beasts driven by professionals with no boost, from back of the grid etc
At the first opportunity enter the pits and refuse to tell your pit crew what tires you want
Come back when the time has expired, make a tire decision and drive away with the prize money for coming last.
Set up a custom endurance race using the Miata Roadster against 19 of the world's fastest beasts driven by professionals with no boost, from back of the grid etc
At the first opportunity enter the pits and refuse to tell your pit crew what tires you want
Come back when the time has expired, make a tire decision and drive away with the prize money for coming last.
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- AllFizzledOut
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What's the difference between Endurance races on hardest difficulty vs just driving in a time trial for mileage points (on the same track)?
With using an N100 car in a 2 car field to earn maximum credits, instead of parking the car and crossing the finish line at the very end, might as well use the rubberband controller trick and let it hug the wall and do laps. Earns the credits at the end a little bit on mileage as well.
Both are wrong if you do either In arcade you can't auto run which means u have to rubber band it but why... as I said earlier make a lobby game.. endurance to make it time instead of laps and then pause/autorun it... getting you credits mileage and so on
Solo driving over the finish in the end gives you no mileage. if you rubber band you get some but less than auto in lobby also I'm fairly sure it's better reward 8houra lobby compared to 8hours arcade no matter how you try and boosts the reward (credits)... the whole idea builds on doing it while not at the ps4
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The parking one. Gonna try the rubberband oval tomorrow while I'm at work. Will see if that still works.
EDIT: Tried the rubberband on the oval track with a fast car, and that still works as usual.
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