Yep, I, the useless poster, have finally come of with Variants. This is not your usuall set of variants, however, they are the Car Variants.

We have variant styles for Diablo, D2, Alpha Centauri, and many other games. So here I submit the various Car Variants. (NOTE: Like Diablo Variants, these make driving [i]harder[/i], so be careful if you're crazy enough to try these)

Left-Turn only: Yep, that's right, find a way to get to your destination using only left turns.
Right-Turn only: Should be slightly easier.

Unfortunately, sometimes those just don't work out.

Match that speed: You must drive as fast as the car in front of you. No passing, no going slower. Start when you are 4 seconds away from the car in front of you.

AnnoyingJerk: Go exactly 10 mph below the speed limit. To make it more fun, put dry ice in your hood so it looks like your car is breaking down

NakedCaged: Hmm ... I leave this one up to you. The windows MUST be open though.

Unnamed: Can't think up a name for this, but hit every single pothole you find. You cannot slow down to 10 mph below your normal speed. (Ugh and I live in PA - the state rated worst road conditions).

Hmm, can't think of anymore for now, if anyone has fun with this, [i]tell me![/i]

Quark

I actually did a form of this with a friend of mine. There is a road near me where the speed limit is 25, but everybody goes 60 down it (on a side note: I think the 25 MPH speed limit is a mistake because it's a pretty major road). So, on the way to weight training last summer we would go 20 and then put it in cruise control. Mucho funny - people would roll down their windows when we would finally turn right off the road (only 2 lanes - one north, one south) and give us the finger, yell obscenities at us, etc.

Mucho funny

-Mith

Drive with your hazard lights on.
Or use the opposite turn signal when turning.

The ultimate car variant: "No Brakes, No Steering, No Problem".

chris

a cousin of mine had a car he never drove in reverse. living near a major east-coast metropolis where parallel parking situations were frequent made this quite a challenge. :P

wolf

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