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Originally Posted by Nerve
It is interesting that with lots of speed these cars can be fun, but with slower speeds they become more techinical as well.
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In ROAR they have a 1/12th scale 4-cell class, when you know those cars could be made much faster. So surely we are not the first to recognize the value of keeping the cars down to a smoother speed.
Since the cars have less momentum and less speed difference between them, it is possible for them to nudge each other around a lot more without knock'n each other out of the race, thus staying in the battle. And the fun is in the battles.
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Originally Posted by Nerve
I would imagine that also the slower speeds would mean that parts don't get damaged as fast as they do on my micro (ie spur gears every other race).
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Yeah we hardly ever break anything. We do wear things out, mostly the suspension joints.
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Have you considered mounting remote cameras to the sides/uppers of the bridge and around the track in certain spots to give close up side track action or a birds-eye view of the race?
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We have experimented with that a lot. Probably in the next DVD we'll incorporate more camera angles, but noth'n beats on-board.