Did you guys see Orbit's performance?

With neither rear nor over boost activated, hitting 291.5km/h is insane. The performance has improved so much that all the 'no boost' complaints should disappear now. With this car, it's really becoming less about KartRider and more about PetRider. The car body itself is just a standard top-tier car with a slightly bigger front, so it's not even that much larger. The free-to-play car size is ridiculously small, but in reality, even the top-tier cars are quite small, so this one isn't that big either. This might feel a bit unfair to those who spent money, but for free-to-play gamers, this is pure heaven. Nowadays, pets are also easier to obtain, so if you can endure for about 2-5 seasons, buy a pet, and transcend it, the spec difference compared to paying users won't be that significant. From Nexon's perspective, they're getting revenue from paying players while also keeping the free-to-play players happy. The current Nexon director is shutting down games that aren't profitable, but at this pace, this game should survive for at least a few more years, allowing them to rake in more money.