Kyoki Crusader.The brand new light sports car.
Fast,easy to drive,comfortable,economic.With this car,we shall return to Jerusalem!
(I’m sorry I’m kinda drunk and watched some stoopid deus vult meme videos)
Kyoki Crusader.The brand new light sports car.
Fast,easy to drive,comfortable,economic.With this car,we shall return to Jerusalem!
(I’m sorry I’m kinda drunk and watched some stoopid deus vult meme videos)
General entries have now closed, may the odds be ever in your favor.
Let the lot be filled with not miatas!
Is that… is that a Hunger Games reference?
You can just count me out of the competition, k?
(I’m joking I think I actually made a good car this time )
Bruce opens his phone and starts browsing for a car:
The Morton Sparrow
after flipping through a few dozen more:
Handuh Ceevik Version-RS
The Popcorn
The Manta Corana
The XAML
The FM Celeritas
The FAAL Coupe 25TFE
The Command Wagon
The Perestroika P16 LGD
The Cabart-Danneville RITO MKII R
The EcaMobile Broadway 2014 Roadster Base
The Survivor Starter Sport
The Adenine Essence
The Aniki Raiton
“Another boxer6, but this time instead of a small coupe this is a larger one rocking 2.5L and twin turbos, and 2+2 could be very handy for a daily”… “Surprisingly not much more power, and a bit less sporty than I’m really after… if reviews said it was a little easier to drive it’d probably a sensible choice in a way, but your only young once right?”
Foolishly Closes Tab
The Solo Fusion Turbo
The Ninomiya Iris
The Hawker Typhoon Mk3
The Ars Astaroth GX
The Albatross C250t
Aeros Remex Mk.3
The JHW Trident R5
The Duecentosessanta
The Kyoki Crusader
Gabatron G4 Cross Sport
Finally after a full nights searching the last item on the list:
CMV SC18S
Having finally come to the last day in order to make his choice (I mean he’d look a lot online, that counts as prep right?), Bruce gets up earlier than normal in the morning (10am) and alongside his mate Rick, who is half a year behind Bruce in his law internship, jumps into his current student beater car and heads for one of the mega dealerships that dot Auto-sytraila… they look like a bunch of adjacent single brand dealerships, but really all share an owner as they work under one of the limited dealer licenses the government requires, which can be sold person to person by no new licenses have been issued in decades, although that is a story for another day.
Lost in his tangent of thought about the socioeconomic ramifications of dealer licenses Bruce almost walks into a customer leaving the closest showroom… which happens to be the recently re-opened FAAL, if the huge hanging logo is anything to go by. The car of interest to Bruce is bright yellow, and conveniently near the door in this instance.
15mins later
Rick: “Hey man, I got Kababs, you made up your mind”
Bruce:“Yeah mate, signing the paperwork on the lease now”
Rick: “Cool, which one did you get, the Ars or the Typhoon”
Bruce:“Actually I decided on the Evanto TS, its the one out front”
Rick:“The one out front… wait WHAT, you bought a friggin wagon! What the heck man”
Bruce:“Wait till you try it, it steers better than the typhoon, and with a 4.5L it ain’t slow”
Rick:“But not as well as the Ars, and I bet its slower than the Typhoon… despite the same silly paddles, and still only 2 seats… you sure about this, I thought you had your heart set on something fun”
Bruce:“Its massively comfortable man, has presence people respect and driving like that its no soccer wagon”
Rick:“Whatever dude, your mad, but its your money…”
And with that the two leave the dealer, in a new H4 Evanto TS 4.5
Well done to HintBoyRight from winning this round of CSR, your the next host!
1st @Hintboyright - The H4 Evanto TS 4.5
2nd @Xepy - Ars Astaroth GX
3rd @USDMFTW - Hawker Typhoon Mk3
4th @abg7 - Morton Sparrow
5th @Knightophonix - FAAL Coupe 25TFE
A big thanks to everybody who entered, while I’ve only mentioned the top5 it was actually really close score wise, the winner being 260 points in a field averaging 237, and there was a fraction of a ponit between both FAAL and Morton, and Between Hawker and Ars. I’m also pleasantly surprised that the finalists is 5 different bodies, both myself and others had some concern over battle of the 2L turbio not miata, but instead people entered a diverse range of displacement both naturally aspirated and turbo entries spanning FF, FR, FA and MR. Hats off to Nerd for making a carburated v8 offroader fit somehow.
I will be running the 5 finalists on the BeamNG Automation Test Track tomorrow to determine an editors pick… it won’t change the outcome of the CSR round, nor will be very objective, but hopefully it’ll provide an interesting 2nd take on the results.
Here is the score sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16g-g06u0dWSYSoRLU1KS_Ed-5I3fWhRpSC-ylPX_jCE/edit?usp=sharing
Wow, that scoring was very close across the entire range of cars submitted, ill take 3rd for doing an emergency redesign an hour before i submitted after i realized i was about 18 over the PU requirement…facepalm
Also, only reviews for the top 5 seems a bit unfair towards the other entrants who probably spent the same if not more time than those in the top 5.
So where are the reviews for all the other cars…? Even a couple sentences for what they did right/wrong? It’s not exactly CSR without getting something about all the entries.
^^^^^^
Most CSR rounds I’ve seen ran on two rounds, the first being an overview of all the cars, and a second round with more details on a handful of good cars, leading to one winner. Plus, they were more gravitating around roleplay and the customer’s state of mind, than raw stats just like you did.
I mean, that’s different. But I’d be pissed if I was one of the binned cars
Some earlier CSRs also had a full review for each car followed by some deliberation for the winner, but that only really makes sense when the turnout is low.
That last part sums up joining CSR and not being a finalist in the only round to ever not review all the cars.
From the perspective of the binned cars it does seem odd submitting into a vacuum…and with my limited experience with CSR that’s what I liked about what I saw. (edit: I meant I being sure that your car will be somehow reviewed by the host)
I’m glad and surprised I won and am excited to host, but considering I’ve only been around for these last 2 CSRs it’s a little intimidating…I’ll try to have fun with it I guess
Didn’t expect final results so soon, and from what I’ve seen I shouldn’t have been expecting it this soon anyways. Either way I’m happy with how well my car did for the first time I’ve entered a CSR, even if this one was a bit controversial to say the least.
Now I guess I should actually make lore for my company and think of what to do if I do win one of these…
Wow that was…Fast? What about the almost 30 others entries we have every CSR?
Well at least I can honestly say is that the only was my car would breakdown is when it killed you by making you drive into a tree!
Gz to @Hintboyright on the win.
Pointer for hosting…simple rules.
You mixed around the pictures
I’ll take 4th this time, having redesigned my car after realizing that it would most likely not finish as high as I wanted it to (or even reach the final round of judging) in its original form.
Anyway, congratulations to HintBoyRight for winning, and many thanks to SheepInACart for hosting an entertaining round (after some revisions to the rule set) and getting the initial reviews and final results all done in one post!
Damn I was so close! I should have stiffened my suspension and widened my stance on my XAML. Time to get better with suspension tuning
Honestly the suspension tune wasn’t bad, its just while Bruce would have been happy with a much wider car as he was in the market for a sports vehicle purely in order for it to handle better at the limit, most demographics looking for a compact would greatly disagree. In order to get a low roll angle with sticky tires (remember less grip = less roll, although would score more poorly for Bruce again) on that body without going wider you’d be up for either spine crunching springs or shocks… which while you may be able to fudge in game by going with a 2 seater and more premium interior, its pretty min-maxy and would kill the overall concept of the car and not made much sense IRL
Also you still got highest top speed and 6th fastest lap time out of that amazing motor while keeping 2nd highest reliability and practicality, thats no small feat.
I’m happy with how the Wildcard did. I was expect it to be lower.