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John Gigachad 20 Sep @ 9:39pm
Australia is very inefficient
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3571979726
Not much downforce either. Explain this Austria!
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ṼṏẌṏḭḊ 20 Sep @ 9:43pm 
That pic makes it look like we've been covered with barbed wire.
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DarkCrystalMethod 20 Sep @ 9:45pm 
OP's point is flawed.
Australia doesn't traverse in atmospheric conditions.
Downforce is therefore irrelevant.
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John Gigachad 20 Sep @ 9:47pm 
Originally posted by DarkCrystalMethod:
OP's point is flawed.
Australia doesn't traverse in atmospheric conditions.
Downforce is therefore irrelevant.
How do you know? Maybe its the downforce of the wind that keeps the tectonic plates where they are.
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Wild Child 20 Sep @ 9:50pm 
Originally posted by DarkCrystalMethod:
OP's point is flawed.
Australia doesn't traverse in atmospheric conditions.
Downforce is therefore irrelevant.
Not only that, but it's land down under, so down there's it's actually upforce.
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Othobrithol 20 Sep @ 9:55pm 
The really weird part is if it catches the wind just right, it'll come back to you.
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salamander 20 Sep @ 10:01pm 
its why it is always important to maintain your ground harness in australia, or you risk the wind breaking it. and if the wire snaps, you fall upwards into the sky
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John Gigachad 20 Sep @ 10:02pm 
Originally posted by Wild Child:
Originally posted by DarkCrystalMethod:
OP's point is flawed.
Australia doesn't traverse in atmospheric conditions.
Downforce is therefore irrelevant.
Not only that, but it's land down under, so down there's it's actually upforce.
You were right! Australia needs to be rotated so it can cancel out the upforce and gain more downforce.
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3571988159
The aerodynamics makes sense now!
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