The BeamNG Iceberg Explained

It's crazy that the devs support people trying the game instead of preventing piracy...

I am one of the modders that still make mods for Rigs of Rods. I am in the process of making a car mod so detailed, it'll be like a BeamNG dev-spec car.

A detail that i don't see people talking about (well, ever), is that if you look in the Vivace's rally livery, you can see that the co-driver name is B. Aguette. Not important, but cool

I've personally owned BeamNG since 2013,2014 era, and have fallen in love time and time again, This brings back some good memories, as well as a really interesting different look at the game!

You mentioned YBR and how he introduced so many people to the game, and I thought "huh i've never heard of that guy"... then the clip of his voice played, and i was suddenly taken back 8 years, remembering the light blue gavril on the old classic grid map.

As a modder: 15:00 the automated test map, it's used to generate info files. There are info files for each config of the car, this is the map that devs or modders used to generate performance info like 0-100 time, braking G force and etc. It's used with automated script which can be downloaded from BeamNG's documantation.

I truly believe that BeamNG Drive's career mode coupled with multiplayer, can become the next "Motor City Online". The ability to build, customize, and fine tune your car are already in the game, as well as dealerships to purchase cars. The only things missing are the multiplayer, auctions houses, and rare parts/cars. I mean there is a dyno, you can customize the body roll, gearing, final drive, spring rates, tire size by with/aspect ratio+rim diameter. The tire-vs-ground type is already here in Beam. The damage/performance is much better than MCO(2001) but MCO had it 23 years ago. I'd love to have a a discussion with a BeamNG dev on the similarities between MCO and Beam.

12:20 thats the man who introduced me into it too but i never really knew who he was at first but now hes just.... gone

Wow SkyFall. This is some great work. This is an entire BeamNG documentary. Thanks for sharing this. Can't wait to see what comes in the future!

It was a surprise to see my old Rigs of Rods videos there :') Great quality video!

I feel like a beamng “Volvo”would only make sense seeing how they’ve pioneered safety or maybe saab with their many quirks

Sorry for my bad english... I played BeamNG for 200+ hours on my old account, and 700+ on my main account. I started to play this game at 10-11 years old (I will be 18 this year). I played LightRunner, Career mode for 20+ hours, Bus Driver mode, I have all the achivments, I remember the remote-control app and this goofy engine sound (26:47 - that's Soliad Wendover S3800) I want to say, that there is a decal creating opportunity in the garage mode, and you can also add your own pictures by replacing files with other but same named ones. I got almost all the iceberg, but it was some new facts about my fav game, thx for this video!

10:56 I played hustle and bustle and complete it last week now I only need the “A rocky start” achivment

REST IN PEACE AUGGIE💝🙏🙏

Seeing the old beamNG menu took me waaaayyyyyy back. Damn! Awesome video btw

SkyFall is a BEAST for putting this legendary video together! Great work as always, friend 🔥

You sound like you eating the mic, seriously pure bass, had to unplug my subwoofer lol... Other than that it was a very well done video and as a BeanNG fan you did it justice man, love this game! Subbed

Well organized, flowing, superb editing and scenes are all purposes to the details. Wouldn’t be here if Beam was just a crashing sim. Took a deep liking to it. Just really wish some features were fleshed out to be noob friendly as you pointed out with the negative reviews.

iirc the automated testing track is what's used by the game to automatically generate the statistics for configs that you see for every vanilla vehicle. you run a bat file (i believe) inside the game files after adding in the vehicle name and it generates 0-60, 0-100, offroad scores and all that. cool video!

As a kid when i was like 13 i remember i pirated the game from sum website and then after a year i bought the game to support the developers