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The concept was simple: the car’s natural shape resembles a lobster swooping down, so I designed the livery to complement it. The contrasting colors make it pop in any lighting or time of day.
The rebranding to Nissan was partly because “Jaguar” didn’t look right on the lobster itself, and Japan is well known for seafood. Nissan also allowed me to pair it with Bridgestone and the classic R92CP style wheels for a more cohesive theme.
The name is a play on the Nissan R90CK and Jaguar XJR-9, creating the Nissan R90XJ ‘88.
The racing number is another play on words: 7, 8, 9 — “seven, ate, nine.”
The driver lineup features Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet, and Alain Prost - a fun cameo for a Group C stunt where they’d presumably mop the entire field in a machine that looks ridiculous, yet somehow serious.
Search tags: #Lobster #Fictional #Replica
Fictional livery: Tried keeping it as authentic as possible.
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Currently running yellow calipers with this paint scheme. Looking for some suggestions for stickers, placements and even window banner and window stickers where they would make sense. Car should still be clean and not clutter.
Vanilla character (Breton) creation.
Give me some lore / build suggestions for survival mode. Yes I know Bretons are not ideal in survival but I’m a sucker for the racial magicka resistance 🗿
Edit: didn’t realize Bretons have so much hate🤣
Vanilla Skyrim (outside of creation club armor). If you guys have any suggestions to give it more realism or authenticity to the time period it will gladly take input. I plan on running no helmet , steel or iron sword with a shield. Haven’t decided on what the rest of the build will be (no stealth archer)
Recent time trials with the new hypercars have highlighted a consistent issue. Widespread abuse of track limits is significantly distorting lap times.
This environment disadvantages genuinely fast drivers who choose not to exploit these limits, while allowing less capable drivers to achieve artificially competitive results. A straightforward solution would be stricter validation requiring at least two wheels within the white lines at all times (excluding kerbs) for a lap to count.
A second, more contentious point; driver assists should be fully disabled in time trials. Performance in this format should reflect pure driver input and precision, not artificial corrections. Whether or not a vehicle uses traction control in real life is irrelevant in this context. Time trials are meant to showcase individual skill and control.
As it stands, some drivers are performing well below their true potential due to a refusal or lack of awareness to exploit these advantages, while others benefit from inflated results that misrepresent their actual pace.
Ultimately, a clean, fully committed lap driven on precision alone deserves more recognition than one reliant on assists that mask technical limitations. This remains a fundamental issue within Sport Mode and Time Trials as they currently exist.
Debate what you agree or disagree with. Give actual responses and not some poor attempt at a rage bait.
Great update. I want to see the Cadillac, Aston Martin and hopefully the Toyota TR010 be added eventually.
For context; 600pp.
A Valkyrie that never fully straightens.
It turns in hard and immediately starts rotating, with the rear following slightly behind to shape the corner rather than resist it. Mid corner is a constant controlled slide, not a fixed line, and balance is managed through small throttle and steering inputs.
On exit, it doesn’t reset before accelerating. It converts rotation directly into drive. At high speed it stays loaded and stable, always on the edge of rotation.
With the gearbox, acceleration is constant and uninterrupted. Each shift lands back into the powerband immediately, so the car feels like it never drops out of pull. Just one continuous surge building speed through every gear.
Enjoy.
Only ABS
After several tomfoolery mistakes, I’ve done a full clean lap. Minor mistake on spoon corner.
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