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I've noticed these lobbies mentioned around the forums and I wanted to ask peoples' opinions on Cruise or Traffic Lobbies.
For those that haven't come across one before, a Cruise Lobby is almost always on a custom Toscana or Mt Aso track, and they generally have a speed limit around 70-85mph (110-130kph), as well as patrolling 'cop' cars to enforce the speed limit.
Personally I find these lobbies a fun way to just relax, when you don't want a serious race and just want to chill. I love jumping in one of my stock tuned cars (usually just changed wheels and suspension for looks) and driving around with my DFGT, or even just with the old DS3 when I'm extra lazy. I sometimes join in with the patrolling 'cops' in a faster car, or pull out a loud car and just start a car chase. They don't really get in the way of real racing lobbies or anything and you can sometimes find some people with mics too, and have a nice chat while you cruise in 6th gear
For those that haven't come across one before, a Cruise Lobby is almost always on a custom Toscana or Mt Aso track, and they generally have a speed limit around 70-85mph (110-130kph), as well as patrolling 'cop' cars to enforce the speed limit.
Personally I find these lobbies a fun way to just relax, when you don't want a serious race and just want to chill. I love jumping in one of my stock tuned cars (usually just changed wheels and suspension for looks) and driving around with my DFGT, or even just with the old DS3 when I'm extra lazy. I sometimes join in with the patrolling 'cops' in a faster car, or pull out a loud car and just start a car chase. They don't really get in the way of real racing lobbies or anything and you can sometimes find some people with mics too, and have a nice chat while you cruise in 6th gear