It took me fifteen ✪✪✪✪✪✪✪ laps to finally beat your Beat. It was that double 90° right hand hairpin on the south end of the circuit that kept doing me in. I’d be leading up to that point, but your Beat would zip around those two corners like a dog with the zoomies while my Opel negotiated it with all the stateliness of an ocean cruise ship serving dinner.
Apologies. I bet you were beat after finally beating that Beats By Dre Beat although I bet the boatload (or beatload) of credits you amassed along the way came in handy. I've seen a few comments on YouTube and reddit demanding Playground nerf the Honda which I guess is a surefire indication that it's a good 'un, so I figured, with so many people using it to set leaderboard times, that if I couldn't beat them I may as well join them.
Sounds like it'd make an interesting Bowie themed EventLab Challenge to have the player do one of the game's many Danger Signs in reverse gear with the Nissan FE.
Considering @PJ only has twenty-six liveries in his storefront this is an even more remarkable achievement. As with his slimmed down garage his username appears to be a byword for quality over quantity.
I still don’t get why they didn’t do a Bullet train vs GTR showcase event.
I'm not sure but I think they'd've had to nerf a 200mph train to make a challenge playable in anything less than R class which would have been a bit of a crashfest for a large section of the player base. They don't have full licensing for the train anyway as your video pointed out. 🤷🏽♂
I always try to double dip if I can at the top of the hour if I'm not too busy doing something else to miss the first call. At the reduced rate we earn money in the game compared with previous instalments the amount seems just about worth it for the effort involved and it's very difficult for antisocial weirdos to mess up, unlike Trials and Touge Showdowns. Theoretically it's possible to make over a million credits in under an hour's play spread over just over four hours.
