Which Personal Vehicle would you stick with?

[jollythecat]

Probably the Mamba, I love that car and it fits my character perfectly.

Edited February 28, 2016 by jollythecat

[Gnocchi Flip Flops]

Benefactor Dubsta:

Dark Grey Metallic

Black SUVs: Benefactor Rims

Front Chrome Grill Guard

Chrome Sidesteps

Spare Wheel Cover

Fully Upgraded Engine

Fully Upgraded Transmission

Medium Tint

 

It handles like a sports car, it sounds awesome, it's relatively quick and it has damn near unlimited off-roading capabilities. What more could I want?

Edited February 28, 2016 by Scaglietti

[shadowoperative]

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

[Arrows to Athens]

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

I believe it can survive like four jet strafes.

[shadowoperative]

 

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

I believe it can survive like four jet strafes.

 

 

Awesome. Makes it even better.

[Hunter]

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

This. When I play, I mostly play free mode (grinded everything else too much). And this car is basically the free mode player's dream come true.

 

Gives you a good chance to get away from jets, and into somewhere you can snipe it down (or get some kind of aircraft or something). If the pilot's not up to much, sometimes you can even drive by a jet down.

 

Plus you can get away from tanks, and won't get finished by a hit and run attack from a Savage/Buzzard.

 

Best of all, you can ram that s***ty traffic out of the way, and you can smash up other people's super cars (usually ending with them blowing themselves up by accident).

 

Great car.

[Arrows to Athens]

 

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

This. When I play, I mostly play free mode (grinded everything else too much). And this car is basically the free mode player's dream come true.

 

Gives you a good chance to get away from jets, and into somewhere you can snipe it down (or get some kind of aircraft or something). If the pilot's not up to much, sometimes you can even drive by a jet down.

 

Plus you can get away from tanks, and won't get finished by a hit and run attack from a Savage/Buzzard.

 

Best of all, you can ram that s***ty traffic out of the way, and you can smash up other people's super cars (usually ending with them blowing themselves up by accident).

 

Great car.

 

Hmmm... So that's why you thought the idea of homing launchers locking onto Insurgents seemed iffy. Because you're always driving in one!

Edited February 28, 2016 by Fearx--

[Hunter]

Hmmm... So that's why you thought the idea of homing launchers locking onto Insurgents seemed iffy. Because you're always driving in one!

 

 

 

I'm always in a helicopter; not that that matters.

 

I think the idea of homing launchers locking on to any ground vehicle is iffy - because that's not what an anti - air weapon is supposed to do.

 

It should either lock onto aircraft, or lock onto ground vehicles. Not both.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Icantthinkofonew

[Arrows to Athens]

 

Hmmm... So that's why you thought the idea of homing launchers locking onto Insurgents seemed iffy. Because you're always driving in one!

 

 

 

I'm always in a helicopter; not that that matters.

 

I think the idea of homing launchers locking on to any ground vehicle is iffy - because that's not what an anti - air weapon is supposed to do.

 

It should either lock onto aircraft, or lock onto ground vehicles. Not both.

 

On armed/heavily armoured ground vehicles, It's not iffy at all. It gives other players a fighting edge. Plus, it's not easy to lock onto an Insurgent four or five times and get the shot every time. But it's something at least, especially against tanks and armoured Kurumas. The Savage, Buzzard and jets can already lock onto ground vehicles anyway, which is only good against Insurgents and tanks.

 

''that's not what an anti-air weapon is supposed to do''

 

Well, this is a video game. It's not meant to be ultra realistic. And you even said it should lock onto either ground vehicles or aircrafts, so you're fine with it locking onto ground vehicles then.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Fearx--

[Hunter]

On armed/heavily armoured ground vehicles, It's not iffy at all. It gives other players a fighting edge. Plus, it's not easy to lock onto an Insurgent four or five times and get the shot every time. But it's something at least, especially against tanks and armoured Kurumas.

 

 

 

 

''that's not what an anti-air weapon is supposed to do''

 

Well, this is a video game. It's not meant to be ultra realistic. And you even said it should lock onto either ground vehicles or aircraft, so you're fine with it locking onto ground vehicles then.

 

Well in the case of tanks, I don't think other players really need any more of an edge than they already have. It only took 3/4 rockets, and now they don't even have to be aimed. Plus the lock on out - ranges the tank by a long way.

 

As for the Insurgent, it's not really much use against that anyway - the Insurgent can dodge both RPGs and homing missiles. By the time anywhere near enough have hit to damage it, the player's run out of them. It's much easier to just shoot the driver out of an Insurgent anyway.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Icantthinkofonew

[CarcerCityMadMan]

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

Those are some ugly ass tires lol,to each there own i guess

Edited February 28, 2016 by CarcerCityMadMan

[Arrows to Athens]

 

On armed/heavily armoured ground vehicles, It's not iffy at all. It gives other players a fighting edge. Plus, it's not easy to lock onto an Insurgent four or five times and get the shot every time. But it's something at least, especially against tanks and armoured Kurumas.

 

 

 

 

''that's not what an anti-air weapon is supposed to do''

 

Well, this is a video game. It's not meant to be ultra realistic. And you even said it should lock onto either ground vehicles or aircraft, so you're fine with it locking onto ground vehicles then.

 

Well in the case of tanks, I don't think other players really need any more of an edge than they already have. It only took 3/4 rockets, and now they don't even have to be aimed. Plus the lock on out - ranges the tank by a long way.

 

As for the Insurgent, it's not really much use against that anyway - the Insurgent can dodge both RPGs and homing missiles. By the time anywhere near enough have hit to damage it, the player's run out of them. It's much easier to just shoot the driver out of an Insurgent anyway.

 

I still don't see an issue with it, though. I've hit quite a few Insurgents with the homing launcher. It's possible to get them under the right circumstances. It's quite effective when you're on top of a high building where you have an open view of cars driving along. Locking on would be easier.

[yohan90]

Insurgent is the ultimate noob car. Kuruma is bad, but it's not anywhere near as infuriating.

 

People who drive insurgents are:

 

Them people who are scared of getting blown up, everytime they leave the garage.

Them people who cant drive, so they can just keep smashing into any car on the road.

Them people who will repeatedly smash into other players cars in missions / heists, because they think it's funny.

Them people who will scream their head off down the mic, when someone's had enough and makes it their mission to shoot them little f**k knuckles out of their armored p***y mobile, after having been crashed into one time too many times.

[shadowoperative]

 

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

Those are some ugly ass tires lol,to each there own i guess

Not my tires but I have the same paint scheme. Found it on google.

[Pedinhuh]

 

The Insurgent still. It survived a rocket and 1 pass of OP strafing today from a jet noob. Love my baby!

 

I believe it can survive like four jet strafes.

 

With 100% armor it can survive even more.

[thepolishpackage]

My Phoenix I got it painted and done up like Smokey and the bandit

[TexasRocks]

I'm still laughing about the asshats that think they're an actual threat to an insurgent on a damn street bike. Lol

[shadowoperative]

I'm still laughing about the asshats that think they're an actual threat to an insurgent on a damn street bike. Lol

Agreed. Not a threat when all they do is run away.

[TexasRocks]

 

I'm still laughing about the asshats that think they're an actual threat to an insurgent on a damn street bike. Lol

Agreed. Not a threat when all they do is run away.

Yep, I've had them try that running circles around me thing. Didn't end well when they ran into a sticky thrown ahead of them.

 

They wants none of this...

 

[NightTrainCaine]

[Hyperglide]

Carbonizzaire. My first ever sports car and still love the way it sounds, drives and looks. I own 100 cars btw..

 

Plus it's a convertible and a bit of a challenge to tame.

[XxRPG_KINGxX]

I would choose the hakuchou because i can do everything on it, but the insurgent would be the best one.

[Furry_Monkey]

As above, I'd choose a bike, but mine would be the Ruffian. Knowing how to use a motorbike well can give you such a big advantage over every single other land vehicle. You obviously need to be mindful of where other nearby players are (in auto aim, anyway), but that's not exactly hard. People think they're too safe in cars. I get far too many kills by simply getting off my bike and waiting for the person chasing me to catch up.

[Arrows to Athens]

As above, I'd choose a bike, but mine would be the Ruffian. Knowing how to use a motorbike well can give you such a big advantage over every single other land vehicle. You obviously need to be mindful of where other nearby players are (in auto aim, anyway), but that's not exactly hard. People think they're too safe in cars. I get far too many kills by simply getting off my bike and waiting for the person chasing me to catch up.

Sometimes when I do that, they drive me into me with a sticky in their hand and blow both of us up. But seriously, though, what is it with everyone and their supercars and stickies?

[Creme_Brulee]

I'd go for the Armored Schafter V12.

But I'm a peasant, so probably a Massacro?

2nd place would be the Stirling GT.

[Furry_Monkey]

 

As above, I'd choose a bike, but mine would be the Ruffian. Knowing how to use a motorbike well can give you such a big advantage over every single other land vehicle. You obviously need to be mindful of where other nearby players are (in auto aim, anyway), but that's not exactly hard. People think they're too safe in cars. I get far too many kills by simply getting off my bike and waiting for the person chasing me to catch up.

Sometimes when I do that, they drive me into me with a sticky in their hand and blow both of us up. But seriously, though, what is it with everyone and their supercars and stickies?

 

 

It's a lack of imagination, both in defence and attack. People kill them easily that way, because they're crap at defending themselves, so they assume it works and start to do it themselves.

 

I sometimes fall foul to a thrown explosive, but most people that chase me tend to just drive up to me and get shot through the windscreen. I've blown a few people up as well, shooting the stickies in their hand. That is very amusing

[Hunter]

I'm still laughing about the asshats that think they're an actual threat to an insurgent on a damn street bike. Lol

At the end of the day, bikes just represent little specks for me to nuke from my Savage anyway, or for a Hydra to obliterate.

 

Bikes are cool and have their uses (mainly for hiding from stuff and using tunnels), but they're not the super - powerful attack vehicles some like to make out they are.

[Arrows to Athens]

 

 

As above, I'd choose a bike, but mine would be the Ruffian. Knowing how to use a motorbike well can give you such a big advantage over every single other land vehicle. You obviously need to be mindful of where other nearby players are (in auto aim, anyway), but that's not exactly hard. People think they're too safe in cars. I get far too many kills by simply getting off my bike and waiting for the person chasing me to catch up.

Sometimes when I do that, they drive me into me with a sticky in their hand and blow both of us up. But seriously, though, what is it with everyone and their supercars and stickies?

 

 

 

 

I've blown a few people up as well, shooting the stickies in their hand. That is very amusing

 

sh*t, didn't know that was even a thing. You must get lucky to get the shot, though; however, it must be satisfying when you do.

[Furry_Monkey]

 

 

 

As above, I'd choose a bike, but mine would be the Ruffian. Knowing how to use a motorbike well can give you such a big advantage over every single other land vehicle. You obviously need to be mindful of where other nearby players are (in auto aim, anyway), but that's not exactly hard. People think they're too safe in cars. I get far too many kills by simply getting off my bike and waiting for the person chasing me to catch up.

Sometimes when I do that, they drive me into me with a sticky in their hand and blow both of us up. But seriously, though, what is it with everyone and their supercars and stickies?

 

 

 

 

I've blown a few people up as well, shooting the stickies in their hand. That is very amusing

 

sh*t, didn't know that was even a thing. You must get lucky to get the shot, though; however, it must be satisfying when you do.

 

 

Very, but I think auto aim may go for their hand in preference to the rest of them, if they're holding an explosive.

[Verstappen]

Dukes, no doubt about it.