The timed vintage car video czcams.com/video/mv5gJ-Yfk3M/video.html probably has a better commentary on strategy that also applies to the fire truck, but the pinned comment on that video is probably better than the commentary. Maybe not. Good luck everyone. Very similar to the Vintage Car timed challenge, I don't know if this will really help anyone else too much. The best strategies that worked for me on the vintage car and the fire truck specifically were: 1) Know the parts: not just the names and how many of each part there are, but also which nozzle cleans best and if you will need chemicals; 2) Be methodical: Create a pattern of cleaning trying not to go around the vehicle too many times, and try to clean each part fully when you aim to so you don't have to find what you missed at the end (I often failed at this, but missing one or two you can recover from, 3 or 4 can be a disaster); 3) If a part, or parts, consistently caused me to fail, I would take time to learn how to clean them (which nozzle(s), chemicals, angles, etc.), and then put that into practice during the speed run; 4) Avoid burnout: Only try a handful of times and then take a break (sometimes I didn't come back for weeks or months, and sometimes the more time I took away the better I did, counterintuitive I know); 5) Have fun: almost all these challenges seemed difficult, if not impossible, to me when I started, now I think I could redo any of them in maybe 3 tries.
Lol are we the same person I literally just started playing this game again like 3 days ago too. Also I tried out the last case of benedict fox and hated it that I just ended up Uninstalling it
Two ways to reply immediately popped into my mind, Tazlynn: 1) If we are the same person, we'll need to be young and female because you don't deserve to be an old man; 2) People always tell me great minds think alike, to which I silently think, "Yeah, but so do complete idiots." I haven't uninstalled Benjamin Fox yet, but after my first hour I haven't revisited it either. I'm always returning to Powerwash Simulator, it's just so relaxing and requires no brainpower at all really (outside of the challenges of course). Chef Life has been my main game for about a week now, but I haven't found a reason to make videos about it. It's fun enough, and Hokko Life wasn't holding my attention although I need to get back to it. I started Anno 1800 and felt a severe wave of depression drowning me when I realized the learning curve was going to take me the greater part of the small remainder of my earthly existence. On my indie-ish Game Pass radar are: Planet of Lana; Farworld Pioneers; Thirsty Suitors; Maquette; Spirittea; and, Venba. Be interested to hear what's on your GP radar, Tazlynn. And for the main GP games coming down the pike: Fable; Humankind; Starfield; and maybe a little Forza.
@aneoid lol im def not an old man so i guess we arent completely the same person, i like games where i dont have to think too hard about it and games that has nothing to do with rng or grinding the only game i played for a long time but recently quit is destiny. I usually get/see recommended game on GP through tikotok and hogwarts legacy and dead island 2 was the only games I was looking forward too this year i had a wonderful experience with HL and I haven't played dead island yet
@@tazlynntriesthings2664 Thanks for reminding me to order HL & DI2 from my public library. If you haven't tried them, there are 2 Game Pass games you might want to give a look--Unpacking and Tinykin. Unpacking is simple, relaxing, and sweet, and while Tinykin has a slight learning curve, it was well worth it for me. Otherwise, all I got are K-drama recommendations. (Someday I actually might add K-dramas to the channel's repertoire, but I don't want the channel to grow too much...)
@aneoid oh yes I loved unpacking finished it I wished it was longer im going to try out tinykin right now(well as soon as it installs). I also take any anime recommendations lol
@@tazlynntriesthings2664 Oh no, we ARE the same person! I'm not current on anime, but some of my favorites are: Chobits; Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions; AnoHana; Welcome to the NHK; Antique Bakery; and Tanaka-kun is Always Listless. I've watched hundreds, so I cannot remember all the good ones--just the ones that are really popping into my dust-riddled brain.
The timed vintage car video czcams.com/video/mv5gJ-Yfk3M/video.html probably has a better commentary on strategy that also applies to the fire truck, but the pinned comment on that video is probably better than the commentary. Maybe not. Good luck everyone.
Very similar to the Vintage Car timed challenge, I don't know if this will really help anyone else too much.
The best strategies that worked for me on the vintage car and the fire truck specifically were:
1) Know the parts: not just the names and how many of each part there are, but also which nozzle cleans best and if you will need chemicals;
2) Be methodical: Create a pattern of cleaning trying not to go around the vehicle too many times, and try to clean each part fully when you aim to so you don't have to find what you missed at the end (I often failed at this, but missing one or two you can recover from, 3 or 4 can be a disaster);
3) If a part, or parts, consistently caused me to fail, I would take time to learn how to clean them (which nozzle(s), chemicals, angles, etc.), and then put that into practice during the speed run;
4) Avoid burnout: Only try a handful of times and then take a break (sometimes I didn't come back for weeks or months, and sometimes the more time I took away the better I did, counterintuitive I know);
5) Have fun: almost all these challenges seemed difficult, if not impossible, to me when I started, now I think I could redo any of them in maybe 3 tries.
Lol are we the same person I literally just started playing this game again like 3 days ago too. Also I tried out the last case of benedict fox and hated it that I just ended up Uninstalling it
Two ways to reply immediately popped into my mind, Tazlynn:
1) If we are the same person, we'll need to be young and female because you don't deserve to be an old man;
2) People always tell me great minds think alike, to which I silently think, "Yeah, but so do complete idiots."
I haven't uninstalled Benjamin Fox yet, but after my first hour I haven't revisited it either.
I'm always returning to Powerwash Simulator, it's just so relaxing and requires no brainpower at all really (outside of the challenges of course).
Chef Life has been my main game for about a week now, but I haven't found a reason to make videos about it. It's fun enough, and Hokko Life wasn't holding my attention although I need to get back to it.
I started Anno 1800 and felt a severe wave of depression drowning me when I realized the learning curve was going to take me the greater part of the small remainder of my earthly existence.
On my indie-ish Game Pass radar are: Planet of Lana; Farworld Pioneers; Thirsty Suitors; Maquette; Spirittea; and, Venba.
Be interested to hear what's on your GP radar, Tazlynn.
And for the main GP games coming down the pike: Fable; Humankind; Starfield; and maybe a little Forza.
@aneoid lol im def not an old man so i guess we arent completely the same person, i like games where i dont have to think too hard about it and games that has nothing to do with rng or grinding the only game i played for a long time but recently quit is destiny. I usually get/see recommended game on GP through tikotok and hogwarts legacy and dead island 2 was the only games I was looking forward too this year i had a wonderful experience with HL and I haven't played dead island yet
@@tazlynntriesthings2664 Thanks for reminding me to order HL & DI2 from my public library.
If you haven't tried them, there are 2 Game Pass games you might want to give a look--Unpacking and Tinykin. Unpacking is simple, relaxing, and sweet, and while Tinykin has a slight learning curve, it was well worth it for me.
Otherwise, all I got are K-drama recommendations. (Someday I actually might add K-dramas to the channel's repertoire, but I don't want the channel to grow too much...)
@aneoid oh yes I loved unpacking finished it I wished it was longer im going to try out tinykin right now(well as soon as it installs). I also take any anime recommendations lol
@@tazlynntriesthings2664 Oh no, we ARE the same person!
I'm not current on anime, but some of my favorites are: Chobits; Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions; AnoHana; Welcome to the NHK; Antique Bakery; and Tanaka-kun is Always Listless.
I've watched hundreds, so I cannot remember all the good ones--just the ones that are really popping into my dust-riddled brain.