Mission Hall #34

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Horse_Power
I have already made that mission 2 times and the last time I made it , I won by 4 seconds without cutting trough the grass.
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I think there is general consensus that Mission 34 is much easier on the PAL version of the game.

The margin for error on the NTSC North American version is quite small -- even with grasscutting, it still takes a heck of a lot of practice and/or talent to pass the mission.
 
Whatever 'cheating' is, you cannot do Mission 34 by riding walls, and claim that your achievement is of equal status to someone who has done the mission cleanly, without riding walls. It isn't, their achievement is better than yours and you have to accept that.
 
F310B
Whatever 'cheating' is, you cannot do Mission 34 by riding walls, and claim that your achievement is of equal status to someone who has done the mission cleanly, without riding walls. It isn't, their achievement is better than yours and you have to accept that.
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I didn't ride any walls on my run, but I did cut some grass. Some intentionally.Some unintentionally. BTW havn't you guys seen the infamous "Pass in the grass" made famous by Dale Earnhart in the 1985 or 86 "Winston" at Charlotte(Lowes) Motor Speedway. If you havn't, by all means you should. It might give you a new perspective on "Cutting grass".
 
SuperCobraJet
I didn't ride any walls on my run, but I did cut some grass. Some intentionally.Some unintentionally. BTW havn't you guys seen the infamous "Pass in the grass" made famous by Dale Earnhart in the 1985 or 86 "Winston" at Charlotte(Lowes) Motor Speedway. If you havn't, by all means you should. It might give you a new perspective on "Cutting grass".
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Going onto the grass, off the track to pass a slower car isn't unrealistic, as long as you don't cut shorten/straighten a corner by doing so.

What about Dale Earnhardt's famous 'corner cut'? Legendary, I think not!

Cutting the grass to gain time on the Nurb *does* defy the laws of physics. It defies the advanced physical theory of 'getting grass and all sorts of rubbish on your tyres, causing massive loss of grip for subsequent corners'.

And that's not to mention the physics of keeping a road car pointing straight on the grass at 100 mph.
 

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