Chapter 205: Chapter 148: Ga Guide? Auto Repair 101! (Part 2)
"Moreover, we imported data from car manufacturers, which resulted in the in-ga race cars being almost identical to real ones."
Yang Dong explained, "The most important aspect is that the cars in the ga are too fragile; just a little force and they’ll be smashed to pieces."
In other gas, cars on the road can even battle tanks without much damage and continue to drive as if nothing happened.
But in "Speeding Frenzy," forget about faking accidents with tanks; even a random rock on the roadside at high speed could be fatal for a car...
No joke!
The powerful physics engine is just that aweso; roadside trees, utility poles, curbs, and even guardrails—if you dare crash into them, just wait to be stranded there.
"Isn’t there insurance?"
"Insurance premiums go up! Plus, if you file too many claims, Tianba Insurance blacklists you, and won’t accept coverage."
Yang Dong shrugged and said, "This chanism was personally designed by Ba. Have you all forgotten?"
Everyone: "..."
It’s true!
If you don’t ntion it, everyone forgets Ba’s insurance system—it’s actually a bit of a trap.
No wonder players are determined to learn car repair knowledge through live streams every day. No wonder the player community is full of beginner car repair guides...
This insurance is better off not being used!
The platinum version cos with a repair and modification workshop—self-reliance, isn’t that a good thing?
"How about this..."
After listening to the conversation, Chen Ba said thoughtfully, "For the online mode, let’s open up the player repair and modification workshops."
"The modification workshops provided with the platinum version can be used by oneself or rented out to others."
Think bigger!
In online mode, players can even use their modification workshops to run their own repair and modification shops, offering car repair and modification services to other players.
"Repair cars for other players?"
Yang Dong was surprised, "You know, this idea could work! Buying the platinum version is like buying a ga store, adding another way to earn money."
You can set your own pricing.
As long as it’s cheaper than NPC repairs and done quickly, surely players will co.
But first, you need to know how to repair!
Otherwise, the money-making opportunity is right in front of you, and you can’t seize it, leaving you to lease out the workshop and beco a landlord.
...
"Hey, is there a ga update?"
Ice Cola went online again and found that "Speeding Frenzy" pushed an update around 8 PM.
The update announcent was also out.
This update mainly focused on server optimization and maintenance for the online mode, along with the introduction of player-to-player car maintenance, repair, and modification services.
"You can open a store now?"
After reading the update announcent, Ice Cola was surprised and hurriedly logged into online mode to check his modification workshop.
Indeed!
In online mode, the modification workshop offered with the platinum version could now serve other players.
Pricing can be set by oneself, but the ga takes a 20% fee for each transaction.
anwhile,
If you can’t do car repairs, maintenance, or modification, you can rent the workshop to other players and collect a regular rent.
"Interesting!"
Ice Cola imdiately opened the workshop to other players and nad it "Cola Auto Repair."
Once open, all players in online mode could see the operating stores on the sa server on the map.
Then they could follow the navigation to visit the store, consult, and purchase various services.
Shortly after "Cola Auto Repair" opened, an audience mber from Ice Cola’s live stream showed up.
He wasn’t there for a repair.
Everyone in the live stream knows, Ice Cola is only good at bodywork repair and painting, which others also know; finding him for repairs is a fool’s errand.
This audience mber bought the standard version.
He doesn’t have a modification workshop, so he wanted to experience what player repair in online mode is like.
Ice Cola obliged him.
Since the car he brought had no actual problem, he simply took off the wheel and reattached it for him.
Just for show!
Back and forth, it cost 580 Ga Coins. Watching the audience mber pay, and the money, minus fees, added to his Ga Coins balance, Ice Cola chuckled.
Wonderful, wonderful!
Players can really repair cars for others?
Then online mode just beca interesting, with many platinum version buyers or those knowledgeable in car repair providing logistics support services.
A full competition begins!
The NPC charges 100 Ga Coins for a tire patch?
Too expensive, too expensive! Brother, co here for a tire patch, I’ll only charge you 50, half of what the NPC charges!
Brother, don’t listen to him; co here for a tire patch, it’s only 20, and I’ll even throw in a free car wash, a great deal.
What a rip-off store?
At "Cola Auto Repair," a tire patch is only 10 Ga Coins, and I also get a free car wash and a bottle of new engine oil—you’re just being insincere...
Thinking of this, Ice Cola couldn’t hold back anymore.
This gaplay is definitely going to be overplayed!
But speaking of it, it’s rare to see a racing ga made like this, or rather unheard of.
Too abstract.
A racing ga where the best feature turns out to be car repair? It even led to the creation of professional player-car repair shops?
The more than hundred-Ga-Coin expense was so worth it!
Even Microsoft’s Forza Horizon series can’t ss around like Tianba Studio’s "Speeding Frenzy," at least you can’t fix cars in Horizon.
The more Ice Cola thought, the harder it was to hold back his amusent, and he shook his head and complained to the live stream audience, "I almost forgot why I started playing this ga; now all I think about is fixing cars..."
How many days has he even played?
Up to this point, he has already learned how to change engine oil, patch tires, and perform bodywork repair and painting.
Continuing like this, he has no doubt that one day he’ll beco a professional auto chanic, maybe even open a repair shop on the roadside back ho.
Is this a car repair training ga?
Thinking of the current total sales of "Speeding Frenzy," Ice Cola couldn’t help but exclaim, maybe this ga intends to train tens of thousands of auto chanics and overwhelm the entire auto repair industry?
Of course!
That’s certainly nonsense.
As always, real-life car repair experience can be applied to this ga.
But can the ga’s repair experience be applied in real life?
Most likely not, as gas and reality are not the sa! In the ga, you can just click the mouse to do bodywork repairs, but in reality, there’s no way it’s that easy?
"Even if I can’t beco a chanic, learning more about automotive knowledge through this ga at least ans I won’t get scamd in real-life repairs," Ice Cola said with a smile.
After all, having played this ga, you’re definitely fine with basic theoretical knowledge, just lacking practice.
It’s not just about not being scamd on repairs.
Even purchasing cars now has a reference point since the ga’s physics engine is so strong; you can tell at a glance which brand’s car is tougher and more durable, right?
"Hey, sothing’s off..."
At this thought, Ice Cola suddenly realized what he had been overlooking.
A truly powerful physics engine.
With extrely high fidelity in vehicle internal structures, could the ga be used to replace the automotive industry’s common "crash tests" based on these two premises?
Since the in-ga collisions and scratches, aside from not injuring players, reflect car damage identical to real-life accidents.
So, here’s the question!
If "Speeding Frenzy" is used to test the performance and safety of these car models, how reliable are the test results?
Ice Cola was astonished by his own thought.
If the test results are reliable, does that an consurs could test drive in "Speeding Frenzy" before buying a car?
Not only safety performance, but it seems you could even test failure rates!
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