Reckless Racing Ultimate
28 Achievements
300
20-25h
Windows 8
Millionaire
Earned over 1 million credits.
15
How to unlock the Millionaire achievement in Reckless Racing Ultimate - Definitive Guide
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You can check how much cash you have on statistics window at top left of garage. You can earn cash in career only, single events doesn't count.
I played all cups on max diff. from beginning and when finished career with DLC's I got about 500-600k.
For grinding rest imo 'Reckless Dirt' cup was the best. I set difficulty to about 75% and with max upgraded car (mine was Yomsha Rivera LS, favourite car for majority of career) won cup every time without problem. Whole cup takes about 10-12 mins and you get 25-30k for win, depends on difficulty set.
I played all cups on max diff. from beginning and when finished career with DLC's I got about 500-600k.
For grinding rest imo 'Reckless Dirt' cup was the best. I set difficulty to about 75% and with max upgraded car (mine was Yomsha Rivera LS, favourite car for majority of career) won cup every time without problem. Whole cup takes about 10-12 mins and you get 25-30k for win, depends on difficulty set.
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I also found Tropic breeze to be good aswell. Not as much cash but pretty quick to complete all 4 races
By OMGWTH00111111 on 30 Jul 2013 10:42
Doing the math. Reckless Dirt with a fully maxed Yomsha Rally at 70% difficulty netted me $34,000 for 10 minutes, 30 seconds, or $3,238 per minute. I didn't find the Riviera LS all that useful once I cranked up the difficulty. Also, Blesser's Bend seems to have more obstacles to get caught on.
Tropic Breeze with a Tector V2-R, racing tires and all handling upgrades but the weight reduction, at 70% difficulty was $25,500 at 9 minutes, 15 seconds, or $2,757 per minute. However, the racing was much easier here, so I would feel more comfortable cranking the difficulty up a few notches.
In the end, Reckless Dirt is superior, but it's close enough that it comes down to personal taste between offroad or street races.
Tropic Breeze with a Tector V2-R, racing tires and all handling upgrades but the weight reduction, at 70% difficulty was $25,500 at 9 minutes, 15 seconds, or $2,757 per minute. However, the racing was much easier here, so I would feel more comfortable cranking the difficulty up a few notches.
In the end, Reckless Dirt is superior, but it's close enough that it comes down to personal taste between offroad or street races.
By Geoffistopheles on 17 Sep 2014 19:00
