Yeah yeah, I know I know =D

Hope he totally fixed microphone by that time xd

Agreed more content we like

I had fused hovers before I had Shivs... but now I'm collecting Shivs =P

That's the spice!

Also with the codriver for energy weapons!

So because Twinwheels have such an interesting hitbox you actually build differently with them than other wheels - you have a smaller frame base (typically) because they reach farther. This can be good or it can be bad based entirely on the builder. The only issue that I have with them personally is that they have such an insane power drain it slows acceleration way too much in my opinion.

When choosing your mount make sure that it has fused hovers for legs! Don't make the rookie mistake of picking a horse XD

A wheel is a wheel is a wheel is a wheel... so don't try to reinvent the hover XD

Agreed lol

It's what I do =P

Holy crap you watched the whole video!? MY MAN!

also a note on the hover fusions, they actually do have a different purpose. under 6 icarus IV or 8 icarus VII the acceleration fuse is better and will give you faster accel on light builds like for pvp. At or over 6 icarus IV or 8 Icarus VII the power fuse takes over and will give you faster accel once you go into the chonkier heavier hover builds (assuming you're also using a power fused cab and colossus as you should). N.b. Pegasus gives less power and hovers don't really have enough power draw to make the best use of its perk but if you really want it, it would make the accel fuse better for more hovers, tho power fused colossus and hovers would still likely give you more accel.

@@cardboardninja2429 of course, I learn.

@@pitiponk1 thanks 😊

@@cardboardninja2429 I did

Yep, they're pretty okay tracks! But they're not A tier by a long shot. They have plenty of niche applications that can be pretty sweet, but those are limited in their application now thanks to the way tonnage calculations no longer function if the part isn't touching the ground...

The sad thing is, I bought that pack BECAUSE of the tracks! I even have them! I love tanks, so I can't not have them. They're just bad in Crossout =(

@@cardboardninja2429 Yeah, I'm very saddened they got the most useless perk of all the tracks. They should have received a bonus related to resistance like the others, not a stupid +10km/h when below 50% hp!

omnis make it so your spread increases slower when shooting or turning guns, small tracks makes your spread a bit smaller in all situations when going fast, bigram makes your spread go back to normal faster after you stop shooting or turning guns, gerrida makes your spread increase less when moving and strafing. Keeping in mind each weapon has a minimum spread when doing nothing, a current spread that gets added to when shooting/turning guns and moving/strafing your build, a max spread that caps it and an "aim speed" which is how fast you go from max spread to min spread when doing nothing (easily noticeable when using turret cannons like mammoths for example). an example of when you'd want one perk and not another is arbiters, where the perk forces you to shoot all the time, so spread increase and aim speed stats are useless since you'll be at max spread all the time so gerrida/torrero/small track perks are more useful, as opposed to aspects for example, where you want to be tapfiring pretty slowly once you're in the heat sweat-spot, and so slower spread increase and faster aim speed can keep you at min spread because the spread reduces faster than you shooting increases it.

@@pitiponk1 wow thanks that's a real good in depth explanation, makes more sense now 👍

Better handling.

It works well with only 4 and the yokozuna cab. Tried it with some king mines and it was fun.

Racing Wheels

True, but at an extreme cost... financially XD But in all seriousness, that's why they're niche at C tier =P

@@cardboardninja2429 I would never buy them with coins. $10 got a soccer-themed pack a while back with low clearance wheels and some other stuff.

I’ve been saying this for ages. Low clearance are stupidly good for seal clubbing and low PS all around

@@RacismIsMentalillness Honestly, I would love a purple-tier version of Low Clearance wheels, like "Slammed Wheels" or something, where it's as low power drain as Low Clearance, but better tonnage, higher durability, and a perk. Speaking of wheels, I would absolutely love for them to release as a usable part the dodge-capable wheels that are currently being used in the "Wheels of Fortune" brawl event.

Just doin' what I can!

The handling is much better =P

I don't like Omni's either, personally. But I also don't like hovers XD Ultimately in the right player's hands these are freakin' cancerous.

please elaborate

it's a module that was used in a dev build, not the track's ability

@@Depressed_until_dead no i really mean it, you can drift with it ingame now

@@LinkHyrule03 Grab some sleibnirs centered in the middle of the build (left and right of the cabin) And put any lower pear of small tracks in the front or back. Then try to Steer at speed

Fair enough =P It's hard to put a wheel at S, but the wheels that made it I think deserve it.

Sabbaths are also used a lot on huge CW spider builds for the perk and tonnage, it's super strong. and even without the perk tbh its stats are very high. they are also used on most wheeled CW builds nowadays from firedogs, cannon/breaker cars, kapkan cars etc. also they got a buff to their driving characteristics on the last update. i'd argue it's somewhat on par with hermits in its universal use in CW nowadays depending on what you need.

Weeellllll.... So the new leg seem like they have no downside, and that's not entirely true. The durability of the legs is 450 base, but with 25% pass through it has closer to 560.... but if you caught that it's not 25% damage reduction it's pass-through. The legs don't protect the undercarriage of the vehicle at all (unlike all the other legs), so if you just shoot for the body behind the legs basically every single cannon passes through the legs and does full damage to their jibbly bits =D

@@cardboardninja2429 I needed this so bad! Hard to find good counter advice thank u

Buggy Wheels pair with: Cockpit Oppressor Lancelot RN Seal Hermit Hertz co-driver Small Track Fafnir Nidhogg Joule Heather Due to the effects working with Hertz, and stacking with Hertz you can end up with maximum bonuses when moving at nearly no speeds. Super strong wheel =P

@@cardboardninja2429 and also favorite cab,back in days it was nonstop sprayn with arbs

It was a different time... I think they did it for consistency, but now no tire works well in water =(

@@cardboardninja2429 gotta remember the hell that was the sand dune map back then. it was scattered in transitions from dirt to sand (that were not always obvious from ground textures btw) and basically no wheel was good on both so you had to have a mix of like lunars and studdeds to not be completely swamped constantly xD

Hmm, I wonder if you're trying to say Hovers ruin the game...? XD

ML 200's need a buff - s'all I'm sayin'. =P

Technically it used to say "Ignores bumps and highly resistant to being flipped" or something like that.

@@cardboardninja2429yea but that's not a perk that literally the movement part describe lmao I think it was the same with tracks a while ago idk exactly but it was something like tracks have better grip and traction or something like that like that's not a perk that just the dang track

yeah goliath is useless unless its used as a shield on a spider

Which is why the Tank track ranks so low on the list =( If only it could be used as a shield like the Goliath...

@@shawnfoogle920 true ☝️

@@cardboardninja2429 geometric shapes is what it's all about 👌

There's a site called "tier maker" and you can put one together that matches your world view! =D

Watch the whole video =P

​@@cardboardninja2429i should do it XD

Maybe you're the Crossout chosen one? =D

@@cardboardninja2429 haha very kind of you 👀💭