Driven Till Destruction - Proving Grounds #4 - BeamNG Drive

[@nsavert792]

for the first turn after the heavy jump to the finish line : CURVE of the comentator

[@vitamins-and-iron]

so we got curvy commentators now eh 😳

[@arthurblackburn23]

Call the triangles before the spinners ‘toblerones’

[@kolorado7260]

I swear I said that in the first episode but nice to see it again

[@arthurblackburn23]

Kolorado 72 nice! It’s a good idea

[@newdeathscope]

I was thinking "dragon's teath"

[@SkylineLofe]

Aaaaaaaand... Copyright claimed

[@ricky107_]

I read that comment at the exact moment I put a toblerone in my mouth haha great idea

[@audrey-chan6290]

alpha: *radiator falls off* alex: it'll probably die from something else before it overheats alpha: dies from overheating

[@GrayMajik]

Yes that is in fact what happened during the video.

[@Cruzz999]

It seemed like he really tried to kill it from overheating as well, with how much he avoided the water which demonstrably cools the engines down if you pass it through the deeper section, instead of skirting the super shallow bit on the right.

[@Dwealdric]

"There's a bobbling.... I suspect that's because of... the damage to the car." *deduction skill increased*

[@norajesse8194]

How about "Shallow Grave" for the little water section, especially since it has taken a few lives.

[@Gothamauto]

YES

[@TomGT59]

I see it as a lil zone to cool down so cars usually don't die of heat

[@bewarerandoms4019]

The long corner after the two sets of square speed bumps and before the triangular speed bumps, (which are before the spinners) could be called the 'Carousel' in reference to Sonoma, Watkins Glen, and Road America which have corners by the name of the 'Carousel'. As for the more sharp, bumpy corner after the spinners, that could be called 'Bumpy Bristol'. The big jump could be simply called 'Jumpy' as it makes it ironic how the biggest jump is called something so ridiculous compared to what it actually is. A final idea is for the drop-off 'jump' in the dirt section after the big jump, which could be called 'The Drop Off' in reference to the drop off from Finding Nemo, (ah, the childhood memories). edit: the small chicane before the water section could be called the 'Broken Pipe' or 'Twisted Pipe'.

[@DownundaThunda]

The section with the spinners should be called Tornado Alley

[@VascoCC95]

What about Head Braker Alley

[@TheBlueCon]

I'm waiting for the day the spinners smack a car so hard it snaps in two

[@DownundaThunda]

No official BeamNG cars can have their frames and/or bodies broken in the way that you mean. (Bodies can be ripped off a frame, if it's a body-on-frame design, but not torn in half. only stretched and crushed.) To my knowledge, there have only been 3 mods that have such damage, and 2 of them are so old and unsupported, they no longer work in any way, shape, or form. (Being the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X and the Subaru Impreza WRX 22B) The remaining one that is still supported (I believe) is a mod for the Ibishu Hopper, which makes it a stretched limo.

[@Droptima15]

Im waiting for the spinner to remove an engine block

[@diss2473]

@@DownundaThunda the barstow's subframe can be detached, its the only ingame car that does that iirc

[@porschelover04]

@@diss2473 The Moonhawk, Burnside, and Bluebuck can. Idk about the newer body-on-frame vehicles, like the Grand Marshall, but I wouldn't be surprised

[@nyeeeeeee9346]

The only way to break a car in two in this game is to remove the body from its frame, and i believe it can only happen to 6 cars? The 4 muscle cars, the d series and the grand marshall

[@matthewdentist]

My wife lives for hearing you say banana. You referenced a group of yellow cars during a StH years ago as ‘the banana brigade’, and now any time she hears a Failrace video playing, she looks at me and excitedly exclaims “Banana Brigade!!” Needless to say, we’re fairly easily entertained. Great content, Alex!! So happy to have DtD back!!

[@frankbeanz1986]

I was amazed the Alpha didn’t die from all the wheels snapping off or driveshaft breaking. Ive driven it plenty and it always seems to break them very easily

[@OpeningBatsman]

The estate at the start was hilarious, it was spanking itself with its own boot 😂

[@kasuraga]

15:04 Hahaha it got a second life. Running through the water must've cooled it off. That's great. should call it 1up creek lmfao 23:50 See, it cooled off that one too haha

[@reece005]

I'm loving this new series 😁

[@smokey5129]

This isn't new

[@HuntersMoon78]

@@smokey5129 Yes it is.

[@bewarerandoms4019]

(Somewhat) new series

[@smokey5129]

@@HuntersMoon78 its been around for over a year go and search up driven till destruction there is a whole playlist

[@smokey5129]

@@bewarerandoms4019 he just brought it back thats all

[@kasuraga]

13:00 looks like the right front suspension is blown. The car dives to that corner when you turn left way harder than it does when you turn right. It seems to still accelerate straight so I'm pretty sure the front right blew out.

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

Man that rally car has the perfect set up for this imo. mid engine all wheel drive. Which means the radiator wont be sitting at the front taking the hits. All wheel drive with limited slip diffs meaning it will always get traction, lightweight for less strain on the suspension, and rally suspension to take the hits. I think it would've gone much further without that bad launch, but hey thats part of the challenge.

Some suggestions :) Water section: Pebble Beach VVVVVV section before spinners: Washboard Banked with strips after spinners: Karusel Section with jumps between start and water: Stadium Large jump into gravel: Leap of Faith

[@VascoCC95]

The heating is influenced by various things, one of them being the revving of the car. With powerful cars, Alex has more tendency to over-rev thus stressing the engine. He rarely does it on less powerful cars and keeps the revs at mid way on average. This makes a significant difference when the cars are with lots of damage (fuel tank ruptured, radiator gone, etc.) so this explains why sometimes good cars (rallies, for instance) end up being gone as fast as the bad ones. As extra note: The water drastically drops the temperature of the car.

[@wardop123]

The water pit ought to be renamed the “rather bumpy pond” the small jump before the biggest one should be “pit of small stones” and the squares should just be “LEGO”

[@Gothamauto]

LEGOS or perhaps LEGOLAND?

[@williamhagan9333]

I love this series helps take my mind off the current situation after the hurricane

[@gustavocruzlima119]

The interesting part about this map is that if the car is low enough, when it goes through the water with a damaged radiator, most of the heat gets dissipated to the water.

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

Yes, it refills the radiator from wherever its leaking. Thats why the rally car and some others stop overheating after that section. Great stuff, although the leak would need to be huge for such a small amount of time in the water to refill the radiator so much.

[@calebstuart1335]

The banked corner could be called Bristol, it kind of looks like the corners there

[@ethanwhisman5459]

Does the baking have 36 degrees a banking then it can be calledcuz that's what the actual Bristol motor speedway's banking has

[@henryrodgers7386]

The Dragon Wagon just decided to keep on keepin' on. A damn fine showing for a car like that. Good job Alpha! The Crazy Covet from Hell actively wishes to kill its driver... Sticking the driver's head into Thor's Dent Remover didn't work, so it was forced to kill itself in a death roll. Thank goodness you killed it before it leapt through your screen and mauled you. It would if it could... And Fix It Again Tony needs to add another layer of Flex Tape to the tiny blue thing's gas tank, and replace the front Slinkies. Er, suspension.

[@thegreatracer8005]

The reason for the metro covet cooling down, after you hit the water in some cars I noticed, it cools the engine down significantly

[@BeforeThePast]

The checker pattern bumps could be the checkers, the turn after the spinners could be the angry carousel, kind of a play on the nurburgring carousels. The last big jump could be the chassis cruncher. I'm sure I could think of more but thats just a few

[@lecarlorice3470]

Nurburgring carousel 2.o

[@blockcarrier1548]

1st section: Car park table tops 2nd section: Carpet bombed 4th section (after water splash): Box moguls 5th section: The Washboard 7th section(after spinners): Long jumps 8th section: Trophy truck 9th section(to finish line): A series of unfortunate drops (SUDs)

[@ItzzzBeamo]

I'd call the slabs at the beginning "Tables", the dirt humps towards the end "Leap frog" and the last ramp before the finish line "Flying Finish." I also saw someone else suggest "The Angry Carousel" as a reference to the similar corner on the Nurburgring, sans the speedbumps of course.

[@aleek4481]

@Alex - names Spinners - "cheek pinchers" Squares after the water crossing - "low hanging fruit" (because it'll catch anyone hanging low) Or "the ticklers" Triangle speed jumps - "Toblerone bar" Water crossing - "chill crossing" or "chill out" since cars seem to either get cooled off a bit or they get stuck and have to be pulled free giving the engines a break.

[@TheYetifudge]

Love this series man. Look forward to seeing more episodes in the future. Curious to see how the bus gets on with this one. Also, for names, Spinner Street for the spinners, Leap of Faith for the final jump before the next lap, and Damp Drive for the water section.

[@Legobot9000]

For the square speedbumps call it the rock garden

[@hihiguy5716]

I like 'Speedbump Carousel' for the hairpin after the spinners

[@JB-Was-Here]

Always happy to see when this and survive the hunt pops up on my feed 👍

[@HuntersMoon78]

Last jump before the start/finish gate could be called "Leap of faith" because it can either do a lot of damage or not much at all (car dependent).

[@nopegaming2117]

Nice

[@BSRaven]

The jump @25:13 I still want to call Barstow's Bane. Sure, it's not the one that killed the Barstow, but I believe you said so yourself - that's where you crunch the driveshaft the hardest.

[@C-M-E]

A few suggestions off the top of my head: square speedbumps; checkers came first, then thought lollipops sounded better the big speed bump/hump sections: whales/waves, although 'across the tubes' has a ring pothole alley for the recessed dip

[@Carmad4384]

Couple of suggestions for corners The group of sleeping policemen- bobbys The jumps after that- double whammy The water and rocks corner- the 50/50 The squares after that corner - paving slab alley The bunched together speed bumps before the spinners- the headbanger The corner after the spinners- aftershock The big jump at the start of the off road section- frying pan (as in out of the frying pan into the fire) The heavy drop in the off road section (first seen at 5.10 in this video)- nose dive The last jump before the start /finish line- the big one.

[@LocalActingWeirdo]

The spinners could become the Sweeper, an homage to Total Wipeout, and the left hander afterwards should be called Karussell, for obvious reasons.

[@FordGTmaniac]

The watery bit should be called Cooldown Creek.

[@eddean5798]

The little square bumps should be called Turtles 🐢 :D

[@Grymbaldknight]

The grids of square speed-bumps should be called "The Chess Boards". Also, please take the Dove and/or Pigeon around this track. I'd love to see how they hold up.

[@lordikonik]

The white jump in the rally section should be called "The Driveshaft Destroyer"

[@LurkingAnon]

The bumps at 21:38 should be named after the Piccolina. Or rather, I think it would be pretty fun if cars that did something spectacular at a particular obstacle is how things got named, like how the last corner on the old Top Gear track was called Gambon after Michael Gambon.

[@sfwent1066]

For the long banked corner with the speed bumbs after the spinners...youve got to call it “The Carousel” Or “The Bumpy Carousel”

[@REDLINERUNNER]

I LOVE this series and survive the hunt in Forza Horizon 4

[@megaxtrime3144]

No wonder why my repair shop is so damn busy you keep smashing them up

[@ThaMythbuster]

The big bumpy hairpin should definitely be called the Carousel since the Karussel on the Nordschleife is also super bumpy!

[@cutlass206]

For the bumps before the spinners. The Dragon Backs. And the banked turn after the spinners, Talladega Frights

[@benjaminoverton7702]

The squares before the spinners - The Minefield The big jump - Eddie

[@EagleDancer97]

Hurray another episode of a great series!!

[@bury_the_elite65294]

A bit late, but a couple of name suggestions... The main straight (across the start/finish line) could be called Conrod Straight, after the main straight at the Mount Panorama Circuit at Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Also, because so many engines have overheated during the DTD series, invariably the con-rod bearings are damaged in the overheating process. :) And the jump just before that straight could be called Colin's Crest, after the jump in the WRC Rally Sweden, named after the late, great Colin McRae (R.I.P.), who IIRC set a record for the longest jump in that rally...

[@Free_Krazy]

If i didnt read the title i would not have guessed this was a Driven till Destruction episode because that car is obliterated! That is one very sad Covet which just doesn't want to exist anymore.....

[@theseasonedracer0572]

Hello Fail Race, I love this series keep going almost 500K Subs

[@JoJoDo]

24:10 You can use 'the dirt section' for the dirt section.

[@artoodiitoo]

0:54 the first section could be called Sleeping Policemen :D

[@ruldadsly]

Love watching this series FR 😍

[@michaelb4415]

My ideas for names: 25:56 speed bumps 26:01 hill one 26:05 hill two 26:21 slippy rocks 26:27 tiles 26:55 the punishers 24:13 waves 24:26 banked corner 24:44 off-road entery ramp off-road off-road part two (with the holes) 25:11 off-road drop 25:40 ending ramp one 25:48 ending ramp two

[@Evan_5.7]

Definitely my favorite videos!👍

[@TheGreatUmka]

Rocks and water part can be definitely called "The cool pool"

[@carravioli4803]

The curly wurly for the chicane near the beggining, well impromptu chicane

[@trev0rcRs]

This is like watching dash cam videos but without the guilt of knowing someone got hurt!

[@SIR_Birchy_Llamageddon]

I recon the large jump after the "Spinneroo O Doom" should be called the "Prop Shaft Viking". Chopping off any rwd prop shaft at free will.

[@uyou2tube]

FINALLY a new episode. Big thumbs up from me

[@kapage74]

I said a few weeks call the banked section Daytona, it actually used to be that bumpy before it got repaved a few years back

[@notserpmale03]

No, Daytona did not have speed bumps

[@officaljayplaz6899]

Preston Elam he means that it was as bumpy as the speed bumps of course a speedway wont have speed bumps

[@xtratic]

The curve after the spinners: Nascar turn The raised tiles after the water: Bathroom tiles.

[@andrejcop3229]

The last one looks like the old Yugoslavian car Zastava - "Fičo", the best car ever.

[@EmbraerLegacy600]

The squares should be called “Checkerboard Alley”

[@mudachaproductions]

I think the spinners should be called "Fidget Chicane".

[@Simon-ui6db]

Just after the spinners, the caroul-hell.

[@Gothamauto]

That's good!

[@REDLINERUNNER]

The jump after the spinners should be named "THE SUSPENSION BLOWER"

[@mx_nana_banana]

The big jump after the spinners should be named driveshaft canyon.

[@Snarl616]

the big jump should be called "Radiator hills", in homage to the first circuit. the bit where the autobello stopped should be called "the ripples" the corner after the spinners should be called "the carousel"

[@CraigLillie]

How about: 1) the giant bumps before the spinners could be "The Speed Bumps From Hell", and 2) the last jump before the start/finish line "Up, Up and Away Jump"? ;)

[@GrandpaGoesGaming]

The long drop before the right-hander in the dirt section is so unpredictability that maybe it should be called Broadbent's Hair?

[@InitialP_Photography]

The section before the spinners should be called "wobbly headed Bob"

[@liamclone4235]

The water bit should be called "crocodiles back" it's bumpy, and it's wet. Makes sense to me.

[@dattaco4203]

Yaaasss thamk you for more ❤❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯

[@JustAnotherRandomPersonOnline]

That creek should be called the "Radiator cooler"

[@redekzentlew2470]

The Two Jumps to the finish line: The Headcracka

[@Tim_The_Dim]

I have a name for the banked corner with the speedbumps, I think it should be called "The Bumpy Bend"

[@MuscleCarsLoveMe]

I just hope to one day have a relationship as strong as the hinges on the Roth’s rear hatch.

[@skylerwd6]

The squares with curves connected makes me think "Square Dance", for some reason.

[@hmidi]

spinners -> hammer time, first turn after finish line -> the curse water -> the cooler

[@scottthewaterwarrior]

The square speed bumps should be called the Siegfried Line!

[@alexbard4437]

I think that the part at 26:27 should be called the snakes back since it twists so much and is covered by those "scales".

[@Campbellzoup3]

The water section should be called “the coolant helper” because it cools off the car so much

[@Derrick_Rifkin]

Bananrama ramp for the ramp onto the dirt sections, the prancing pony for the tubes in the banked turn, the leap of faith for the square drop in the dirt section

[@kevinwalts6284]

The jump on the curve and the divot after the following corner should be called High/Low Curb. Also, i thought for sure the estate was going to lose it's trunk lid.

[@leon_brave_racing898]

Alex it wasn’t the curse of the commentator it was you being distracted by the shock 16:30

[@brianpullin683]

Water feature, the billabong. Square rised paving slabs, stepping stones.

[@RealRaynedance]

Maybe you could call the water section Faux Rouge since it's basically Eau Rouge + Raidillon, but backwards. (A long right-hander into a short left instead of a short left-hander into a long right, but still goes around water.)

[@messiermitchell4901]

The large jump into the dirt section could be called 'Axle Foley'

[@Amarandwolf]

the spinners or the big jump could be called "Bananarama" or "Banana Bender" XD

[@notserpmale03]

The big jump that transfers to dirt should be called the driveshaft deleter

[@thunderjumper7958]

Leap of faith, motocross humps, bumpy carousel

[@Parks_21]

They all have podium in the same orders that they went in

[@XFIGHTINGDREAMERX245]

The spinners could be the “Pain Chicane.” If you get it wrong, it’s gonna hurt.

[@radoangelov1963]

Before stance: 0:12 After stance: 9:46

[@Groggers96]

With rally style cars in beam, you have to really fight the car in the corners from experience. It's kinda normal to be turning in, then turning away from the apex, only to turn in again. You have to go fast as well. If you bottle it and try to go slow, you'll usually end up overshooting and losing a ton of time. It's hard to explain but you have to aggressively turn the car in, lift and break, then get the hammer down as you sort of slide about all over the place in organised chaos. Its almost like kind of fighting your driving nature cause you actually turn faster and better if you risk it round the corners (not too much obviously though).

[@gsurfer04]

The bumpy banked hairpin - Michelout

[@liam6nugget]

It’s Ironic that the Omega went furthest when it’s rather iconic for literally snapping in half when they brought the first generation to Australia to test whether they could sell it here. Hence the Commodore was born

[@datsaskull672]

For the squares in the road section (the smaller speed bumps) square space if Alex can possibly get it sponsored by them, as well as possibly getting the entire of the rally section sponsored by raid shadow legends(like a rally raid type thing)