Now that #37 has been implemented, slowing down before turns is now heavily incentivised.
However, cars right now can't actually brake well at all. Currently, brakes is just inverse-acceleration. We need to implement a reactive braking system similar to real-life cars that can efficiently reduce your current speed.
This goes hand in hand with #74 - braking will allow more accurate fine tuning.
It would be even better if we had a braking system that could be changed to only affect the front and/or back wheels - this could allow us to implement drifting in the future.
Now that #37 has been implemented, slowing down before turns is now heavily incentivised.
However, cars right now can't actually brake well at all. Currently, brakes is just inverse-acceleration. We need to implement a reactive braking system similar to real-life cars that can efficiently reduce your current speed.
This goes hand in hand with #74 - braking will allow more accurate fine tuning.
It would be even better if we had a braking system that could be changed to only affect the front and/or back wheels - this could allow us to implement drifting in the future.