I really want to drive a right-hand drive car in Hong Kong.
My time was significantly slower than my previous attempt with the GT-R, but this brought my Solar Pass level up to 50.
I'm looking forward to the free Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV giveaway next month.
However, if the game crashes due to a server error in the middle of a race, I might not play it for a while.
In fact, a server error occurred a little over ten minutes later.
Here are screenshots from the Season 7 announcement trailer.
I’ve been driving in Japan for over 40 years, but I’ve never seen an idiot who turns left from the right lane while signaling a right turn.
The white car behind has its left-turn signal on, but it is also making a left turn from the right lane.
Or is it a special rule unique to Hong Kong? I don't recall seeing that on Ibiza, though please forgive me if I'm mistaken.
Finally, I have absolutely no intention of mocking this game.
Why is Nissan the only Japanese car brand? Why aren't there any Mitsubishi cars—my favorites? And why do I have to drive a left-hand-drive Japanese car in Hong Kong?
That’s why I’ve gone out of my way to come to Ibiza, where they drive on the right.
Even if he falls, he gets back up.
The first one was the only one where the timing for the screenshot was tricky.
Appropriate braking is required at the moment of impact.
Addendum: I think the physics simulation here is impressive.
It reproduces the centrifugal force generated by the rotation, as well as the friction and rotational movement at the point where the umbrella handle contacts the ground.
To me, it even looks as though the handle of the counter-clockwise-spinning umbrella is moving to the left due to friction with the ground.
It also captures the eventual toppling and coming to a halt caused by the loss of rotational momentum due to ground friction.
However, a tragedy occurred in Ibiza—the likes of which I had never experienced in Hong Kong. (Second photo)
Had this been a real accident, the palm tree piercing the driver's seat would have gruesomely decorated the area below its crown with blood and shreds of flesh.
Here is a screenshot designed for older adults.
I wonder how they are doing now... I stand there all alone.
The image on the left that I posted is possible in the Southern Hemisphere—for example, in New Zealand.
In places like Hong Kong or Ibiza, however, it has to be the image on the right.
Note: This image is a screenshot edited using Paint.
However, the foolish actions of this man, who had infiltrated from Hong Kong, cost them their best opportunity.
I’d been out in a small boat with my camera ready since early morning, but my boat capsized because that guy drove his car straight into the sea.
All I got were these three stupid photos—someone get him out of this game!
Note: The story is fictional. These are screenshots taken using the in-game photography feature; no AI or other forms of image processing have been applied.
Note 2: Under the Spanish Penal Code, driving a motor vehicle in a manner that poses a concrete danger to the life or physical integrity of others is punishable as "manifestly reckless driving" (*Conducción manifiestamente temeraria*)—specifically, the offense of reckless driving and endangering public safety (Article 380 of the Penal Code).
Penalties: Imprisonment for six months to two years, and driver's license revocation for one to six years.
Note 3: The maritime authorities of Ibiza (*Capitanía Marítima*) take a very strict stance against unauthorized, dangerous activities within the harbor.
Law on State Ports and the Merchant Marine: Unauthorized maneuvering within the harbor or serious violations that endanger vessels or people can result in administrative fines of up to €180,000.
Please note: the previously posted image showing a car appearing to leap over a ship, as well as the screenshot of the monkey-faced man in sunglasses posted here, are tricks utilizing game mechanics and were captured using the in-game photo mode.
Therefore, they have not been altered using AI or similar tools.
Alright, everyone's done with work for the day—follow me! Let's go full speed ahead!
It looks like I'll finally be able to get in touch with them.
He vanished without a trace, leaving behind his car and a short note on the driver's seat.
This piece is an original composition based on excerpts from the "Kanginshū," a collection of short poems from the Muromachi period in Japan.
For some reason, this scene from TDUSC reminded me of it.