That's not that hard to make a close approximation of in-game - just take the D35 Pig and make it a crew cab, then modify with all the necessary stuff.
Yeah, why would you want more coffee when work it's done? BTW a big thank you for the openness and conversation you have brought to this forum!
Should I try to summon tdev again? didn't work so well last time... I think my platter speed was slightly off damn you, non-quartz-lock turntables Wow, that's a great deal!
I have a question you may not want to answer, but will it be coming in two parts, like the H-Series update then the Bastion and Bolide.
Large wheel spacers and more aggressively cut fenders would probably be needed. I wouldn't object to either. Still waiting for the update where TDev uses a staff member karaoke version of The Final Countdown
Thank you! I appreciate that I've cleared some things up for you. I wouldn't object, either, but...I honestly don't know what I was trying to say with that post. hahaha, yes. That would be very funny - and fitting for the largest update ever. Great! I'm sure that Johnson Valley will be a fantastic map for you off-road nuts! I might even take a crack at it myself - I've been getting a lot more into off-roading in the past couple months. I'm mostly excited about the FPU Argo-thing - I've been practically maining the Beaver in the past week or so, and it's a lot of fun to drive around...on anywhere that isn't a paved road. (So, WCA isn't very fun for the Beaver, while just about everywhere else is. Even the ETK center isn't too bad, since it's got a lot of Beaver-friendly grass.) Stairs, dirt, water, rocks, and mud are all fine-to-great in that little thing, and I've even been learning how to use the current of the water (in places like JRI) to move faster and save fuel. There's a staircase in WCA near Little China that I absolutely love taking the Beaver up and down - it's like a very slow mountain road! I reckon the FPU will handle similarly, although I am interested in seeing how a 6x6 and 8x8 FPU would handle differently. Perhaps the 6x6 will be a better handler, while the 8x8 will be a better hauler?