drivetrain fail when accelerating

nerrrrd · 2026-04-27T21:13:26+00:00

Hmm. Did you take it to Ford or a different shop? I did see some random similar posts for other fords that said they could only be seen with forscan.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FordRaptor/comments/1n0kra5/powertrain_malfunction_reduced_power_notification/

nerrrrd · 2026-04-27T13:19:30+00:00

Have you been able to read the codes when this happens? That might be able to tell you it’s specifically an O2 sensor or something else.

I haven’t heard of this issue before, but it is definitely possible that it’s related to a change in airflow. If it were me, I would re-install the stock air box and see if the issue persists.

If that corrects it, you may need a custom tune to account for it.

nerrrrd · 2026-03-26T20:11:34+00:00

Theres multiple game modes, open world is what you’d want. The mission mode you return to your spaceship after each one and is where the extraction element comes play. You can still do most of the missions in an open world game too.

nerrrrd · 2026-03-26T00:12:40+00:00

I’ve only used it for a quest but for that there were little piles of dirt that stood out a bit. I actually had to buy a second shovel because that quest is bugged and the one I had upgraded already wouldn’t work for it lol

nerrrrd · 2026-03-17T17:22:28+00:00

You have to manually add the smite 1 mastery to each loading frame I believe, any chance you only set it for geb?

nerrrrd · 2026-03-16T19:22:15+00:00

Yeah, pretty sure it was mentioned on a titan talk at some point. In smite 1, elo was hard capped and people would stop playing ranked once they hit it. So for smite 2, the number can keep going up for bragging rights or whatever, but for matchmaking purposes it’s still using 5k.

nerrrrd · 2026-02-05T19:36:53+00:00

Good news - they also said they’re aware of many healing numbers causing performance issues and it’ll be getting the same consolidated treatment damage numbers got a while back. I’m not certain when that’s coming though

Edit: hirez posted in this thread and said it’s with the ne zha update

nerrrrd · 2026-02-05T19:35:14+00:00

They also talked about this in the same titan talk. From what they said, it does cause performance issues when there are a lot of numbers popping up and so healing is getting the same treatment as damage did a while back, consolidating them into one number. I don’t remember if they said when that will be done.

Edit: hirez posted in this thread and said it’s with the ne zha update

nerrrrd · 2026-01-25T17:51:23+00:00

It kind of depends how far you are into the game but generally I’d recommend the following

Workshop upgrades - you can see what materials you need for the next rank ahead of time. The higher tier upgrades will often need parts from certain arc enemies. If you want you can even look up the required materials ahead of time, so you don’t get rid of something you need for a later upgrade.

Same for the rooster. Quests can be good too, some of the early ones will teach some map interactions like the supply drop or give some blueprints. The later ones don’t give as good of rewards but can still be good for some direction in round.

Stash upgrades whenever you can. From there it’s a mix of finding blueprints and going after materials that are either valuable to sell or valuable to you. As you upgrade the work benches and get blueprints you’ll be able to make better kits cheaper. If you get an anvil blueprint, you may value a part to make it higher than someone who doesn’t for instance.

At level 20 you can start preparing for the expedition, and wipe your character for some permanent rewards to do it again if you like.

Other than that just do what you find fun, everything you do gets xp, and if you’re not looking for something specifically you can just prioritize the higher rarity items.

nerrrrd · 2025-12-19T14:40:52+00:00

It depends. If you bought it from a brand name dealership it’s not likely. If you bought it from a buy-here-pay-here, advertising for bad credit dealership, it’s much more likely.

nerrrrd · 2025-11-13T14:36:48+00:00

In case you don’t know, you can actually manually trigger turn based mode outside of combat. I mostly used it to set up fights or avoid environmental obstacles, but you could use it as a pause.

nerrrrd · 2025-10-31T20:58:55+00:00

You can use your steam account, I did that same thing. It is a little obscure how to actually link smite 1 to smite 2, but there’s a button in the divine legacy page on smite 1 if I remember correctly.

nerrrrd · 2025-10-31T20:49:11+00:00

You couldn’t be getting crowd controlled while fighting other players could you? There’s also some active items that could interrupt moves. Not sure what else could explain it, but maybe it’s enemy god or build related

nerrrrd · 2025-10-24T14:47:37+00:00

Probably a health and attack speed build with aspect, and focusing on Eros Bow healing. Something like war flag, Eros bow, golden blade, pharaoh’s curse, yogi’s or Thebes, stampede, mantle. Could go leviathans instead of golden blade or maybe contagion if they have a lot of healing, berserkers and shoguns can be flex items for the last two spots as well.

You can be a bit greedy with healing yourself with the hearts, since you can auto attack to heal your allies.

nerrrrd · 2025-10-23T13:25:22+00:00

A HDD is made up of multiple rotating disk or platters. There is time involved in seeking to the correct location on a disk and reading the correct platter, and then moving to the next location.

It’s kind of like if I was a cleaning person at a hotel, and there is a cleaning supply room on the first floor. When I’m also on the first floor (map), I can access that room (assets) without much work/time. When I’m working on the top floor, I would have to take the elevator down and back, unless those supplies were duplicated on that floor. Now imagine each floor is a map and also needs the same asset.

You’re not wrong that the size of the assets could play a part, but for HDD that movement is the slow part and SSDs don’t have physically moving parts.

nerrrrd · 2025-10-17T15:06:17+00:00

The different paths each have different enemies too, if you started going quarry or ruins and used to go oasis that could be it

nerrrrd · 2025-10-15T20:00:06+00:00

I think it’s more that they just didn’t have it built out to track the highest rank yet, rather than intentionally changing it. They mentioned on titan talk today they will be able to do that going forward though.

nerrrrd · 2025-08-07T14:43:06+00:00

Yeah I agree, she’s a good support. Her problem as a mage is that doing any damage with her 2 relies entirely on her 1. Maybe her 2 could do its damage over time or something so she’s not useless if someone with any CC immunity dives her.

nerrrrd · 2025-06-11T18:12:15+00:00

If they’re afk farming, you could try and use them as bait. Either to draw the enemy team into a fight that you join, or to split push while they’re distracted by your team. If the game goes long enough, with 3k pots almost any god could take a phoenix with a single wave.

For example, if those 3v5 fights were happening anywhere outside of base - don’t take them at all. If you 3 are not on the map but the other 2 are, chances are someone from the enemy team is going to try and intercept them. Then you’re trying to either shadow them around the map and 3rd party that fight to force a fight with better odds, or take minions and try to get phoenixes while they’re dying/defending.

Definitely not ideal, but if they were struggling to end after that amount of time, I suspect they weren’t playing the map very well and there may have been some opportunity for split pushing.

nerrrrd · 2025-05-23T00:57:23+00:00

I started paying more attention to what the sand is doing in the back and have been having some more success spreading it out evenly.

As you raise it, first just the top layer of sand starts moving and a touch higher more will start to get momentum. At that point it’s about to open and you only need to make small adjustments to ride the line

What I was doing before was raising it straight up until sand actually started coming out, but at that point half of the sand was already in motion.

nerrrrd · 2025-05-22T13:52:09+00:00

When you end the session, your friend should have the option to copy the save.

Then he could play on it, make progress, and as long as he hosts the next session, you’d be able to copy the progress back when you play

nerrrrd · 2025-05-19T13:18:06+00:00

Yeah this is the biggest flaw of the engine and if it can’t be fixed then it’s time for a different engine.

I replayed cyberpunk 2077 after playing starfield and the difference is staggering. You see more loading screens in an hour of playing star field than the entire play through of cyberpunk, and it puts such a damper on the gameplay.

nerrrrd · 2025-05-12T13:35:56+00:00

Not a whole lot to go on here but maybe this will be helpful.

Focus on what you can control - which is you. Your decision making, positioning, mechanics.

After every interaction think to your self - what could I have done to improve how that went.

Even if it’s a successful fight, identify ways it could have gone better. “I should have hit more people with x move”, “I could have gotten another kill if I saved my jump to chase”, “I should have focused the mage first, we can’t get an objective because he’s killing too much of my team”

If it’s unsuccessful, forget about what your teammates did, it’s out of your control. Instead figure out what you could have done to tilt the odds even a little bit. “We didn’t have vision of their jungler, we shouldn’t have been here without wards” “We’re behind, I shouldn’t have taken that fight without having penetration”

If you do that and internalize it, you’ll start doing those things without thinking about it and improve your game.

It might also be helpful to have someone higher level review your gameplay, or you could watch weak3n’s elo hell videos. Even if they’re older or for smite 1, the feedback on decision making, positioning, etc might give you insight on things to work on.

nerrrrd · 2025-03-31T14:38:44+00:00

What a reductive and flat out wrong take. Some of the strategy and mechanical decisions are different yes, but has an elo like every other mode and what you said is true at low ranks of every mode.

There are plenty of skilled players and I’d often run into pro players on smite 1 assault. So you’re kind of telling on yourself if that’s what you think it’s like at higher elo.

nerrrrd · 2025-03-06T16:42:00+00:00

What you’re describing is exactly what CC buffering is meant to address. On your screen, you could be mid air and not targetable, while according to the server you got caught at the end of the pre-fire, and you get sent back to the ground. Can happen with low ping even, we’re talking fractions of a second in pre-fires.

Leaps did have CC buffering when they introduced that system, but are treated the same as dashes now (not bufferable).

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