There is no reason (at least to me) why Pickup shouldn't stick to dirt/sand off road on Miramar like Zima does on Snow on Vikendi.
Zima feels incredibly nice to drive. Pickup slides around like on ice.
If you disagree, I'm curious to learn your reason(s)!
External link →There is no reason (at least to me) why Pickup shouldn't stick to dirt/sand off road on Miramar like Zima does on Snow on Vikendi.
Zima feels incredibly nice to drive. Pickup slides around like on ice.
If you disagree, I'm curious to learn your reason(s)!
External link →You think so? In my experience, it has the opposite problem: The pickup is way stickier than anything else. Controlled slides are super useful, but this thing just says "no; how about you drive directly into this rock instead?" On top of that (or perhaps the cause of that) is that it's SLOW and the turning radius is ridiculously, uselessly massive, which just compounds the problem of not being able to manoeuvre the darn thing. I think it's silly that a jacked-up 4x4 is less useful on a map as bumpy and hilly as Miramar than a muscle car with practically no ground clearance, but the fact is, the pickup is what I use to drive around until I find a Mirado, which floats over the terrain like a landspeeder from Star Wars.
I think you're confusing stickiness with lack of friction. You said it yourself "Controlled slides are super useful, but this thing just says "no; how about you drive directly into this rock instead?"" - that's loss of control, stickiness would imply the vehicle responds to your controls because it sticks to the ground - just like Zima does on Vikendi!
Zima is hands down the best SUV in the game. The deston police car of SUVs. Rondo one feels miserable and most heavy / has worst acceleration. UAZ is pretty balanced. Pickup is a heavy slippery bastard.
The Zima is a great car. Its only real problem is that the driving position from the FPP had to be adjusted by someone blind. You are looking into the dashboard.
They increased the size of the car for a reason I don't remember, but I now it's comedically large
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