Code: Winter
After a year of the IC-0N's original development, it has made it's epic return.
Rebuilt from the ground up, it features completely new styling, and detailing, giving it the makeover it deserves, now boasting a complete lightshow of LED's, complexed design, and total overall-insanity. And with it's XXX'd out headlights, it aims to kill.
With a extreme drag-reduction centered design, the rear wheels are completely covered, the pilot is incased in an full glass cockpit for (maximum visibility), and the aero structure can generate more downforce than 3 F1 cars combined.
The ICON was originally the first electric Anarchy car, but now it's taken a step further, and is now Nuclear, Thermonuclear, to be exact.
For those pure-bred masochists out there, feel free to strap yourself into the highly-equipped futuristic cockpit, and enjoy a blitzing joyride with a high chance of major health defects, even if you don't crash! Use at your own peril.
The reason the recreation of this beast, is due to a friend of mine, who gave me the motivation to do it, thanks Grey!
Ex Animo
If you still get the reference, I'm surprised
Detailed stats:
(Is currently somewhat unstable, Will Improve in later updates, but for now, go soft on the launch)
Engine Name: IC313N Thermonuclear Engine
5,520 Bhp
1,100 lb-ft Torque
28,000 Rpm
Rear-Engine Longitudinal AWD
60/40 Power Split.
Transmission: 1 Geared Direct Drive
292 Mph Top Speed (468 Kph)
0-62: 2 seconds
2,234 lbs/1,013 kg (Ingame Weight)
~7,400 lbs Downforce (Max Speed)
62-0: ~60ft (Ingame)
Internecion Cube is Best
Anarchy, IC-0N XXR (Bleeding-Edge) 2.0
Thermonuclear Track Destroyer
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Recent Updates
- Bleeding-Edge Update Apr 8, 2022
- Full Electric Conversion Update Feb 26, 2021
- Power and Flexbody Update Feb 12, 2021
Recent Reviews
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Author's Response
Thank you, and playing around with the lighting was fun! There's not many chances you get to use them except on crazy cars like this!
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Author's Response
Well, I had to edit the files a lot, I also had to do that to make it electric. There is absolutely no way you could get that performance in Automation.
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Author's Response
Your comment made me laugh, Im glad you like it!
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Author's Response
That's because of the ESC mode. It's set to be on the most controllable setting, but changing it to M.S.S.C.R. mode making it alot smoother.
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