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Exactly what title says. Happened on OP Marlin.

I was the driver. Holding W on the main highway, the tank was veering left quite noticably.

Must've been your brony-ness Liam.

Just take it to your local mechanic and have it realigned.

Well the thing is we had brought it to the mechanics just a week ago thanks to a 24 hour notice about our exhaust manifold being rusted through. He changed it and also swapped a few barrings while he was at it...I'm sure he misaligned the steering intentionally trying to get us to go back. The dudes a scammer man, I'm just gonna bring it back to the dealers and have them deal with it even though it will cost an arm and a leg.

The same thing happens with the Challenger if I remember correctly

Murphy wrote:Well the thing is we had brought it to the mechanics just a week ago thanks to a 24 hour notice about our exhaust manifold being rusted through. He changed it and also swapped a few barrings while he was at it...I'm sure he misaligned the steering intentionally trying to get us to go back. The dudes a scammer man, I'm just gonna bring it back to the dealers and have them deal with it even though it will cost an arm and a leg.

Might as well just salvage some of it, we can buy a T-80UD for half the price!

the T72 hull is to low and is hard too get a grip on hing climbs and get stuck to easy.

maybe add a "not solid" low hull to avoid touch the ground?

It just requires a HIGH load of skill of understanding EXACTLY the traction of this tank, then a driver can also pass un-flat terrain fine (like me).

So much Ego boy

Daniel wrote:It just requires a HIGH load of skill of understanding EXACTLY the traction of this tank, then a driver can also pass un-flat terrain fine (like me).

please, I nearly vomitted.

Did you try it on a different surface? Since the highway is afaik a static it may not be perfectly flat.

Shouldn't the DEVs know the answer whether a static like highway isn't flat? What surface should I check it on, you think?

WeeD-KilleR wrote:please, I nearly vomitted.

Did you try it on a different surface? Since the highway is afaik a static it may not be perfectly flat.

Sometimes it sometimes is not. The interchange on Burning Sands is a static, bridges are statics, but most roads are roads, basically "painted" terrain that has been smoothed by the mapper.

Daniel wrote:Shouldn't the DEVs know the answer whether a static like highway isn't flat? What surface should I check it on, you think?

Even a slight misalignement can cause this behavior. Maybe it's not even noticable. Try the runway on kashan desert.

tankninja1 wrote:Sometimes it sometimes is not. The interchange on Burning Sands is a static, bridges are statics, but most roads are roads, basically "painted" terrain that has been smoothed by the mapper.

Afaik a big part of the Highway on Op. Marlin is a static. At least the highway bridge and crossings is.

Thanks for letting us know. Sounds like a spring/wheel issue to me.
We'll look into it.