GRID 2 PC Multiplayer Race Gameplay: Tier 4 Fully Upgraded Ariel Atom 3 in Dubai
GRID 2 [HD] 720p PC Multiplayer Race gameplay with keyboard using a Tier 4 Fully Upgraded Ariel Atom 3. This is an online public playlist event where events, tracks and tiers are randomly generated by the game, the track is Dubai, Jumeirah Beach. After becoming Tier 4, it looks similar to the Ariel Atom V8 500.\r
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NOTE: In this game, Im playing outside of my region because matchmaking has a region lock. So expect to see players lag a little due to high latency connecting halfway across the earth.\r
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GRID 2 Multiplayer is totally a separate portion of the game. You start from scratch and earn money and level up. You save up money to buy cars and upgrades, and by leveling up, unlocks new cars to buy. Cars in Multiplayer are upgradeable.\r
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Playlist lobbies have a fixed game settings. The settings are\r
Grid Position: XP Level Reversed\r
Damage: Visual\r
Collision: On\r
Flashback amount: 5\r
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Review:\r
The Ariel Atom 3 is an open wheeler that is unlocked at level 17 and can be upgraded at level 19. It cost (if I have not mistaken) 200,000 credits. Its handling is classified as balanced and its RWD. The Tier 3 for this open wheeler is excellent, but we are discussing how it is for a Tier 4 car.\r
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Pros:\r
Everything is quite similar to the Caterham SP300R. Though acceleration and power is a little bit better than the Caterham. Its also has just enough power to be as fast as most of the starter cars like the 722, MP4-12c GT3 and 722 GT. But not at very high top speed end. Its a good grip car too. \r
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Cons:\r
The car can be a bit unpredictable if the drift angle gets too large. And its main issue is acceleration and power, it will have no chance against upgraded Tier 4s.\r
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Verdict:\r
In comparison with the Caterham SP300R, its a better Tier 4 than this. It grips better and difference in power and acceleration is too little. Stick with Tier 3 for the Ariel Atom, and the Caterham SP300R for Tier 4. At least the Caterham can fight the mighty Tier 4s with its incredible grip, and it will be very difficult for the Tier 4 Ariel Atom to compete with its more drift dependent type handling.
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NOTE: In this game, Im playing outside of my region because matchmaking has a region lock. So expect to see players lag a little due to high latency connecting halfway across the earth.\r
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GRID 2 Multiplayer is totally a separate portion of the game. You start from scratch and earn money and level up. You save up money to buy cars and upgrades, and by leveling up, unlocks new cars to buy. Cars in Multiplayer are upgradeable.\r
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Playlist lobbies have a fixed game settings. The settings are\r
Grid Position: XP Level Reversed\r
Damage: Visual\r
Collision: On\r
Flashback amount: 5\r
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Review:\r
The Ariel Atom 3 is an open wheeler that is unlocked at level 17 and can be upgraded at level 19. It cost (if I have not mistaken) 200,000 credits. Its handling is classified as balanced and its RWD. The Tier 3 for this open wheeler is excellent, but we are discussing how it is for a Tier 4 car.\r
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Pros:\r
Everything is quite similar to the Caterham SP300R. Though acceleration and power is a little bit better than the Caterham. Its also has just enough power to be as fast as most of the starter cars like the 722, MP4-12c GT3 and 722 GT. But not at very high top speed end. Its a good grip car too. \r
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Cons:\r
The car can be a bit unpredictable if the drift angle gets too large. And its main issue is acceleration and power, it will have no chance against upgraded Tier 4s.\r
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Verdict:\r
In comparison with the Caterham SP300R, its a better Tier 4 than this. It grips better and difference in power and acceleration is too little. Stick with Tier 3 for the Ariel Atom, and the Caterham SP300R for Tier 4. At least the Caterham can fight the mighty Tier 4s with its incredible grip, and it will be very difficult for the Tier 4 Ariel Atom to compete with its more drift dependent type handling.