Update Speculation thread

hard reach: liquids leak visually?

 

imagine they make a leek prop in beamng

 

Me watching this:

"Oh cool engine on a scree-WHAT IS GLOWING IN HIS CROTCH AND IS IT A TEASER!?!?!?"

 

eh, all i noticed from last thursday's dev media is that lights actually fade in and out, like an actual non-LED bulb. small addition, but nice to have :3

didn't notice any fluid spills, at least not in spots where it would lead to where the car is in its current position. also, they did stop at like a wet surface part of iirc ETK Center meant for skids and stuff... so its either a coincidence or they're hiding something

the crotch update

 

That's his phone my guy

 

Hell nah why were you looking there

 

Do you not notice glowy things in areas that do not glow? like an Open/closed sign on a wall?

 

No?

 

Musicman is secretly a cat and we all need to invest in laser pointers

 

I'm pretty sure its human nature to notice glowing things in areas that aren't glowing. Or at least my nature.

 

its ok bro nothing wrong with dat

 

Seriously though, what is on the phone screen?

 

Isn't that the back of his phone?

 

a flathead carbed I4!? vroom vroom

Why are people staring at his crotch

 

THEN WHY IS IT GLOWING!?

 

Light reflection? Watch the video again.
Get off the hallucinogens, Musicman.

 

Watched it again, small screen made it look like the bright reflection from lots of shiny stickers, was a screen glowing.
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Either way it was bright and attention catching.

 

both of you are going in my quotes

 

Noice


If you're gonna do that at least put the entire quote in.
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Now that I know this exists I will visit it often for more quotes.

 

I'm really wondering what type of engine we see in the teaser! Seeing that there are twin carbs on top but only two exhaust manifold pipes on one side, I'm guessing we see an early Flat-4? Even a very early V4, perhaps? A Flat-4 was used in the Käfer and the Deux-Chevaux/2CV had a Flat-2, so I'm not excluding the Flat type.
I'm not excluding the V4 type either, because it's even older than that. In fact, the first V4 was put in the french Mors race car of 1898 and Lancia introduced the V4 in its cars in 1922, with the Lambda.