Re: CTC - Car Tycoon Challenge #1 [BUILD]

Here's my entry. The 1988 Bavaria UW36 300i SportWagen. Sporting the proven debut-in-the-late-60's 3-litre Bavaria UWM8 Inline 6. 2 Valves, all stronk cast iron, and a really really advanced carburettor.
nialloftara wrote:PMP1337 wrote:nialloftara wrote:Car tycoon challenge now renamed the estate tycoon challenge.
If that body wins more than 2 categories the game needs balancing.
It's not the body it's the build, you could turn that into a power wagon or a rock crawler or a grocery getter or even a luxury barge. it's about what you put in it, not about the looks.
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PMP1337 wrote:If that body wins more than 2 categories the game needs balancing.
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Der Bayer wrote:PMP1337 wrote:If that body wins more than 2 categories the game needs balancing.
Why don't you just wait for the results before complaining. Btw, I can already tell three categories, where that body could sell well in reality: Transport, Family and for example Midsize $$. Maybe even Compact $$, as it is a pretty small car. And if there are 80% estate cars submitted, it is very likely that it will sell well in many categories.
PMP1337 wrote:Der Bayer wrote:PMP1337 wrote:If that body wins more than 2 categories the game needs balancing.
Why don't you just wait for the results before complaining. Btw, I can already tell three categories, where that body could sell well in reality: Transport, Family and for example Midsize $$. Maybe even Compact $$, as it is a pretty small car. And if there are 80% estate cars submitted, it is very likely that it will sell well in many categories.
Thats not my point. My point is the estate winning because the body gives more utility than the 5 door version even though the 5 door should be better for a compact car.
Obviously if the station wagons submitted are better than a true compact they should win. But it should be easier to win with a true compact then with an estate.
Also the transport category main factor is utility instead of load capacity. Doesn't make sense because transport should be a 2 seat for more cargo space. Not a 5 seater compact because it has more utility.
But when the results come out I should complain more. Actually I was going to submit the estate body. But since everyone is using it I'm building something for a cat with less competition.
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PMP1337 wrote:Der Bayer wrote:PMP1337 wrote:If that body wins more than 2 categories the game needs balancing.
Why don't you just wait for the results before complaining. Btw, I can already tell three categories, where that body could sell well in reality: Transport, Family and for example Midsize $$. Maybe even Compact $$, as it is a pretty small car. And if there are 80% estate cars submitted, it is very likely that it will sell well in many categories.
Thats not my point. My point is the estate winning because the body gives more utility than the 5 door version even though the 5 door should be better for a compact car.
Obviously if the station wagons submitted are better than a true compact they should win. But it should be easier to win with a true compact then with an estate.
Also the transport category main factor is utility instead of load capacity. Doesn't make sense because transport should be a 2 seat for more cargo space. Not a 5 seater compact because it has more utility.
But when the results come out I should complain more. Actually I was going to submit the estate body. But since everyone is using it I'm building something for a cat with less competition.
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