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30-10-2006, 00:16
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Re: What type of drive train is the most maneuverable?
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Some words of advice.. Don't try to do too much! If you want to be agile and escape defenders, then do it. If you want to push defenders out of the way, the n do it. Don't try to switch up mid match as it will only cause you to waste valuable time. The smartest thing you can do is analyze the game when it comes out and devise a strategy to your liking. Base your design goals off of this, and seriously consider what each available setup can add to your overall design. |
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