Car Mechanic Simulator 2018

Car Mechanic Simulator 2018

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eli.wooley Aug 8, 2017 @ 3:26pm
Paintshop and welder
I don't understand why we have to wait so long for the paintshop to be unlocked, and to use the welder.
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********** Aug 8, 2017 @ 3:40pm 
The logical option would be to keep the system as is, and if you want to have the car painted or the body welded/repaired then give that option to someone else and it costs a lot more $$$ to do the job.

Another option would be to have a welding skill level, when XP can be spent on, in parallel with general repair skill. You try to weld a repair and fail it decreases the body condition and value and it has to go to the guy above costing more $$$. A successful weld would yield XP..

You could do something similar with spray painting. Just because you have the money to buy a spray booth or welding gear does not make you an instant perfect welder, body repair and spray painter. The gear would cost $$$, the skill would have to be learned.
joshua Aug 8, 2017 @ 4:58pm 
I'm on my second profile and got over 20 hours in it and only level 22. I'm already ready to restore cars with a balance of 300k but I agree we can't fully restore cars until level 35. The wait to do that kills
Shane Aug 8, 2017 @ 5:03pm 
*treading carefully !!

firstly i relate to you, but honestly i kinda like the grind aspect, mainly because i prefer doing the jobs rather than full upgrades when it comes to permanent gameplay.

once you move into 100% strip/rebuilds its all the same, and for the life of me i cant understand why the previous grind (aka jobs) is any less of a grind than fully stripping ever bloody car and rebuilding it.

it removes all the need for tools, and its always the same procedure

flipside i would outsource the entire rebuild minus the bodywork and decoration lmfao
b0nehead Aug 8, 2017 @ 5:07pm 
Originally posted by Shane:
*treading carefully !!

firstly i relate to you, but honestly i kinda like the grind aspect, mainly because i prefer doing the jobs rather than full upgrades when it comes to permanent gameplay.

once you move into 100% strip/rebuilds its all the same, and for the life of me i cant understand why the previous grind (aka jobs) is any less of a grind than fully stripping ever bloody car and rebuilding it.

it removes all the need for tools, and its always the same procedure

flipside i would outsource the entire rebuild minus the bodywork and decoration lmfao

Not a bad idea for a temporary fix. Outsourcing paint job and welds, interior detail or wtv is unlocked late game. Sure it wont be 100% profitable but still better than the current ungratifying system.

I personally cheated xp and earned money on my own to avoid the lack of realism.
Sharkie Aug 9, 2017 @ 12:31am 
Originally posted by Shane:
*treading carefully !!

firstly i relate to you, but honestly i kinda like the grind aspect, mainly because i prefer doing the jobs rather than full upgrades when it comes to permanent gameplay.

once you move into 100% strip/rebuilds its all the same, and for the life of me i cant understand why the previous grind (aka jobs) is any less of a grind than fully stripping ever bloody car and rebuilding it.

it removes all the need for tools, and its always the same procedure

flipside i would outsource the entire rebuild minus the bodywork and decoration lmfao

Each person likes to play the way they like. I would like freedom to swap between doing jobs and restoring. That's the main problem at the moment, no freedom.
Shane Aug 9, 2017 @ 5:26am 
i have story missions - lifter A
random jobs - lifter b
restoration - lifter c

but ya can only really work on 1per time anyway
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Date Posted: Aug 8, 2017 @ 3:26pm
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