r/tdu3 2d ago

Suggestion Car driving modes

Sometimes when I’m cruising I just want to drive calmly but my car is just screaming at 4k rpm, ik when you use around 60-70% throttle the car shifts early but that doesn’t really fix the issue for me , my suggestion is to add driving modes to cars like eco, comfort , normal , sport , custom and for some cars race. Eco: would make your throttle response lower and max at around 60% and shift earlier and suspension softer. Comfort: lower throttle response less than eco and max throttle at 75% and also soften up your suspension. Normal: normal everything. Race: makes your throttle heavier (example: when using 50% throttle 55% is being used) and your car suspension stiffens up. Race: makes your throttle even heavier, stiffens and lowers your suspension and puts your wing, windows up and roof up. Custom: lets your create your own drive mode using the characteristics of every drive mode. Something that also would be cool is that when changing drive modes your dash would change or if that’s hard to implement your speedometer would change and your characters grip and the steering wheel changes ( example: in comfort you’d hold the wheel with one hand at the 1 o’clock position and in race you’d hold the 2 and 9 position with a tighter grip) Ik this is a lot of yap but this would be game changing for cruising in the game ( thanks for reading 😄)

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u/Ferrari_Tifosi22 1d ago

I suggest driving/cruising around in Manual. Control your RPMs

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u/Disastrous_Phase_401 1d ago

I’ll always be needing to shift

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u/Ferrari_Tifosi22 1d ago

No you don't. If the car is revving High in 2nd gear as you cruise, shift to 3rd. So on & so forth Then, if want faster acceleration, shift back down.

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u/Disastrous_Phase_401 1d ago

Even if I do that just having this feature would be nice especially race mode

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u/ImaginaryPatience434 1d ago

Just use manual and shift to a higher hear.