Nothing a few additional decal-style hints on the road-surface couldn't hint out if they were included in future revisions or maps (arrows, skid-marks).Īnd of-course, it has lava. I had a good solid hour of fun at-least on what is a 'fantasy setting' loop course, almost unheard of for me as loop courses aren't normally my thing.Ī few blind crests aside, I really didn't have much of an issue here. A small village in estonia made to beamng drive Kohila is a small and a pretty village in Estonia, there is a lot of things/places to explore More updates will come if i find time to do so. Let's just say it's not a very 'smooth' road surface (as it's not intended to be) and thus my ears had the joyous monotony of piano muzak until I hit enough air time to tenderize said offending pianos enough to shut them up.Įventually, the physics on my truck died an untimely death, so I resorted to running a rusty Oldsmobile into the piano heap that was left after the truck carrying them was removed. It was priceless trying not to roll it, or seeing the lava pits too late and hitting them and exploding.
I jammed about 3/4ths of the pianos in the truck and had a good time driving around the track in a T-65 box upfit, with a t1000 modded turbo (which will burn the tires off if I am not careful, but I love a giant truck that burns rubber). When that eventually got tiresome, I opted to bring in the reserves. Had great fun getting my '88 Pessima "Rustoleum Racing Special" around the course a few times, and with multiple routes, it wasn't played out so quickly.
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