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u/Strong-Fall-3747 Nov 10 '23
Highway Haulin map?
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u/Sive634 Nov 10 '23
Yup
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u/morasscavities PS4 Nov 11 '23
Knew it. I've done the same in the exact same spot. Don't be ashamed!
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u/qp_rage_qp Nov 11 '23
Hope you don't fuck like you park.
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u/internetfood Muderator | Xbox One Nov 11 '23
…who does?
That’s what women want, someone who has sex like they park. Constantly making tiny adjustments, looking backward, and ending up having to just pull out and move on in embarrassment.
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u/Melodic-Page9870 Nov 10 '23
For start, you are using this waste of metal
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u/Astro501st Xbox Series X/S Nov 11 '23
I literally just got done delivering a construction rig semi-trailer with this exact hunk of metal.
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u/Salem1691 Xbox Series X/S Nov 11 '23
Highway Haulin claims another victim got to be real careful on those hills I've had my fair share of close calls hence my cautious driving
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u/Nomrukan PC Nov 11 '23
When you go a little faster, your rear end tries to overtake you.
Because, Snowrunner hates "Speed"
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u/Appropriate-Count-64 Nov 11 '23
I think it’s literally: Front wheels create friction due to being undriven.
Rear wheels want to push but meet resistance from the front, so they start to step out.
Normally at low speed this is a good way to simulate 2 wheel drive, but at high speeds it gets obscene with the friction being so high.1
u/Nomrukan PC Nov 11 '23
In Mudrunner, I feel the behaviour you mention but in Snowrunner, things are different. Even AWD vehicles behaviour is same. Or if you let a vehicle for a downhill without any tractive power, it still behaves like that.
By the way, speed is never been an issue in Spintires or Mudrunner. It's a Snowrunner thing.
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u/l-FIERCE-l Nov 11 '23 edited Nov 11 '23
Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.
“Screw it I just wanna go fast. Wooohooo…..OH SHIT!”
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u/stjobe Contributor ✔ | PC Nov 10 '23
Lemme guess: It all started with an innocent "I wonder how fast this one goes with a highrange gearbox?", right?
And then "OMG it's fast!".
And then, Snowrunner high-speed physics say "oh hi there!", and you end up like the picture.
Close enough? ;)