SlashfanWould that make retro launching online possible?
.........uh oh
SlashfanS***.
SlashfanNo idea I don't have retro tunes
cggIt's a technique used to improve the launch. A good example is the Vipe ACR. A normal tune starts in 2nd gear but when retro launching, you would start in 1st gear and quickly shift into 2nd.
Is wheelieing now possible online? I hope so.
cggIt's a technique used to improve the launch. A good example is the Vipe ACR. A normal tune starts in 2nd gear but when retro launching, you would start in 1st gear and quickly shift into 2nd.
Is wheelieing now possible online? I hope so.
Dom00000Its not possible because you would have to know when the person is going to ghost so you can time the launch and get the optimum rpm. Unless you can read minds or guess really good then it wont ever be possible unless the way of "starting" other than ghosting changes.
MikeybcRetro launch is only good for a few cars you'd normally launch in second gear, doesn't work on a no stripe for some reason. It's when you launch in first then shift to second almost imediatly after launch like a super fast quick shift...it won't be much a concern since only a few cars can be retro launched, ACR will be the big one but I rarely use it anymore
When hitting gas on speed test at the end of the countdown is a timed launch where you hope to catch the proper rpm like 6000 instead of way up by the limiter.
It's a technique used to improve the launch. A good example is the Vipe ACR. A normal tune starts in 2nd gear but when retro launching, you would start in 1st gear and quickly shift into 2nd.
Is wheelieing now possible online? I hope so.
I still can't flip online though. So everything may not carry over.
They are screwing drag racing up even more if you can. Almost half the rooms are for drag racing. Also in a interview Kaz I think his name is said that he doesnt really understand drag racing.
AKA I95I stick it with my old tunes since before retro, leaderboard, test track and e-cheating, my old tunes seem that they'll never go wrong regardless of patches.![]()
I stick it with my old tunes since before retro, leaderboard, test track and e-cheating, my old tunes seem that they'll never go wrong regardless of patches.![]()