Iv'e been running a Quantum with a Cheetah and 4 small tracks for well over a year. I really like this setup since it allows me 2k armor with no penalties plus decent acceleration and speed. With 3 Spectres, a cooler, and rad, I find it to be a good all arounder.
Power doesn't make that much of a difference, until you add armor. The best example of this I've found, is comparing the Growl to the Wyvern. Once you get above 75% weight capacity, even with a Cheetah, the Wyvern bests the Growl on low speed acceleration AND carrying speed in all but the smoothest terrain. Another good example is comparing the Duster to the Huntsman. Simply going from 2-2x4 light frames to 2x6 light frames makes a noticeable difference in acceleration. While on the Huntsman, it is indescernable. With both at a 75% weight load and the same movement parts, it takes a significant stretch of smooth terrain for the Duster to overtake the Huntsman.
Hovers are speed capped, so they should be basically the same no matter how many or which cabin you use. I think the legs are also capped on speed but they a LOT heavier so you'll lose a lot on acceleration with them, making up the time split.
Currently I'm running a heavy junkbow build around 8500 powerscore. My biggest problem is maneuverability because the 6 shiv STs on the build have no traction at max speed (I have terero and cheeta). Should I upgrade to 4 bigfoots, 6 bigfoots, or keep the shivs as they are?
Samuel Muise - if you do decide to upgrade... 4 Bigfoot wheels will be far more durable than 6 Shivs, so 4 will suffice. You will still take a noticeable hit in acceleration and speed. 6 would be a no-go, if you want to maintain either of those. Another thing to consider is the hefty bump in powerscore, going from 6 Shivs to just 4 Bigfoots is still a good bump. Try the Stallion wheels, if you want a gain in stability, maneuverability, and lateral clearance. Your biggest issue comes from running 6 steering wheels. If you're running 6 wheels (or any other number that has an odd number on each side) the center wheels should always be non-steering wheels. As for maneuverability and steering response... you will find it best to turn on "show center of mass" in the options menu. Go into test drive and see where the red line runs through the center of your build. Place the non-sterring wheels inline with the center. If at all possible, try to position your steering wheels at equal distances from the center non-steering wheels. If you find this setup to be too twitchy for high speed stability, move the rear wheels one block closer to the center, or move the center wheels one block rearward. This will add sort of a "yaw control" effect, preventing oversteer, and buffer initial steering movements at high speed so you can make those fine steering movements without sliding out. Hope this helps! Sincerely, SylentXtinction
Searched for this before buying extra tracks because hypothetically, such a large % number could mean just no power if you add too many depending how it adds. Hope it's still accurate lmao
I've been using 2x augers for quite some time and I want to know what should I do to increase its acceleration. I've been changing cabins from light, medium, heavy, and noticed that heavy cabins give better acceleration, of course most of them have maximum power, but I want to know exactly how the stat of power, max speed, mass (and probably max mass weight), and power reduction (on movement parts), affects acceleration. If anyone can help me I will really appreciate it.
Dose this change or get more affect on slopes? For instance hill starts. As ya see not tooo much difrance with all the tests. I feel that is were i notice the biggest afect on acceleration, power.
i just started the game yesterday, and i noticed the movement was very clunky. you can feel the weight of the machine. This'll be very helpful later on when i have more parts. lol
@@EduardoContrerasD Off with that nonsense havent payed anything and i have 80k inventory value on xbox and also i have wasted alot of coins with stupid acts.
Hi Mr.G my thought is thst u did not have the same mass in all yr builds so when you were ising the multiple wheels some of the acceleration was cut by mass and tonnage even if it doesnt show it o the stats
And yet players insist on running 4 wheels and having no control. I have run into players loaded down and I could outrun in reverse. And yet players think their build is good even though someone dies on the field before they use their weapons. If someone is faster then your vehicle and weapon rotation. You are the teammate that needs to be carried.
As an English major, I have to ask, out of curiosity as you are an educator, is bigfoots grammatically correct? Again, just curious, I know our language has some real quirks.
That was really annoying steppe is for steppespider cabin its not for That cabins but i thin tusk is fastest cab but it has got low mass And tonnage i like to use médium cab :D nice!
@@MrGPlays to be honest.....i hate that remark!...happy wife...pfffffff....for better or worse...it takes 2 too tango.....but...i am glad to hear you had a good day mrG.......thanks for the reply ❤
Iv'e been running a Quantum with a Cheetah and 4 small tracks for well over a year. I really like this setup since it allows me 2k armor with no penalties plus decent acceleration and speed. With 3 Spectres, a cooler, and rad, I find it to be a good all arounder.
Power doesn't make that much of a difference, until you add armor. The best example of this I've found, is comparing the Growl to the Wyvern. Once you get above 75% weight capacity, even with a Cheetah, the Wyvern bests the Growl on low speed acceleration AND carrying speed in all but the smoothest terrain.
Another good example is comparing the Duster to the Huntsman. Simply going from 2-2x4 light frames to 2x6 light frames makes a noticeable difference in acceleration. While on the Huntsman, it is indescernable. With both at a 75% weight load and the same movement parts, it takes a significant stretch of smooth terrain for the Duster to overtake the Huntsman.
Hovers are speed capped, so they should be basically the same no matter how many or which cabin you use. I think the legs are also capped on speed but they a LOT heavier so you'll lose a lot on acceleration with them, making up the time split.
Currently I'm running a heavy junkbow build around 8500 powerscore. My biggest problem is maneuverability because the 6 shiv STs on the build have no traction at max speed (I have terero and cheeta). Should I upgrade to 4 bigfoots, 6 bigfoots, or keep the shivs as they are?
Samuel Muise - if you do decide to upgrade... 4 Bigfoot wheels will be far more durable than 6 Shivs, so 4 will suffice. You will still take a noticeable hit in acceleration and speed. 6 would be a no-go, if you want to maintain either of those. Another thing to consider is the hefty bump in powerscore, going from 6 Shivs to just 4 Bigfoots is still a good bump.
Try the Stallion wheels, if you want a gain in stability, maneuverability, and lateral clearance.
Your biggest issue comes from running 6 steering wheels. If you're running 6 wheels (or any other number that has an odd number on each side) the center wheels should always be non-steering wheels. As for maneuverability and steering response... you will find it best to turn on "show center of mass" in the options menu. Go into test drive and see where the red line runs through the center of your build. Place the non-sterring wheels inline with the center. If at all possible, try to position your steering wheels at equal distances from the center non-steering wheels. If you find this setup to be too twitchy for high speed stability, move the rear wheels one block closer to the center, or move the center wheels one block rearward. This will add sort of a "yaw control" effect, preventing oversteer, and buffer initial steering movements at high speed so you can make those fine steering movements without sliding out.
Hope this helps!
Sincerely,
SylentXtinction
i don't get cabin power, exactly what's is it? How it work? (I see movement parts said they minus cabin power)
Acceleration
Searched for this before buying extra tracks because hypothetically, such a large % number could mean just no power if you add too many depending how it adds.
Hope it's still accurate lmao
I've been using 2x augers for quite some time and I want to know what should I do to increase its acceleration. I've been changing cabins from light, medium, heavy, and noticed that heavy cabins give better acceleration, of course most of them have maximum power, but I want to know exactly how the stat of power, max speed, mass (and probably max mass weight), and power reduction (on movement parts), affects acceleration. If anyone can help me I will really appreciate it.
Every P is like a Typhoon shot to the eardrum
Dose this change or get more affect on slopes? For instance hill starts. As ya see not tooo much difrance with all the tests. I feel that is were i notice the biggest afect on acceleration, power.
About the Humpy "Power! Unlimited Power!" -Sheev Palpatine (Star Wars Episode 3)
btw on your crossout pack guide you forgot to mention the one you get the icebox with...
Because you cant buy it anymore.
This
i just started the game yesterday, and i noticed the movement was very clunky. you can feel the weight of the machine. This'll be very helpful later on when i have more parts. lol
You will be grinding forever...
But if you have money, hey you have this game just need practice.
@@EduardoContrerasD
Off with that nonsense havent payed anything and i have 80k inventory value on xbox and also i have wasted alot of coins with stupid acts.
Hi Mr.G my thought is thst u did not have the same mass in all yr builds so when you were ising the multiple wheels some of the acceleration was cut by mass and tonnage even if it doesnt show it o the stats
Mass was the same for each cab
And yet players insist on running 4 wheels and having no control. I have run into players loaded down and I could outrun in reverse. And yet players think their build is good even though someone dies on the field before they use their weapons. If someone is faster then your vehicle and weapon rotation. You are the teammate that needs to be carried.
As an English major, I have to ask, out of curiosity as you are an educator, is bigfoots grammatically correct? Again, just curious, I know our language has some real quirks.
I think it would be because it's a proper name. Like if you addressed a group of people with the same name.
Sounds better than me calling them big feet or fatmen right?
That was really annoying steppe is for steppespider cabin its not for That cabins but i thin tusk is fastest cab but it has got low mass And tonnage i like to use médium cab :D nice!
Nice.....informative vid mrG.....helpfull....thank you!....btw enjoying valentine?
It was a busy day but Mrs G was happy. Happy wife happy life.
@@MrGPlays to be honest.....i hate that remark!...happy wife...pfffffff....for better or worse...it takes 2 too tango.....but...i am glad to hear you had a good day mrG.......thanks for the reply ❤
@@nobeldnoble7048 dotty
soooo power does not affect damage only speed ?
8 hover faster than 4 ???
Almost the same. Not faster.
hovers are dead with growl cabin its slow poke cannot even outrun those heavy tracks
i just noticed tusk is terible ... 1800 ps? 8k max tonage and gimmick perk
put on ramma jamma
It is a one-trick pony cabin, if you are not picking it to ram, there are better ones for any foreseeable usage. But when it does work, it does good.
2nD :D
First :D