Post by Deleted on Oct 4, 2014 21:31:38 GMT 1
Hello everyone, I'm benjamin075°, and in celebration of my 600th post, I've decided to theorize something for once. and as you can see in the title it is about how large Olympic city is.
The only races that say how long they are is the sprint races. and the longest sprint race is 5 miles long, not much compared to palmont cities longest race. Anyways, the most horizontal race in the game is 1st Ave. Truck Stop, at about 3.8 miles. and about 1/3 of that goes up and down, and a third of 3.8 is 1.26666666667 so 3.8-1.26666666667 = 2.53333 repeating
The longest race that goes vertically is Broadway, and broadway is about 4 miles long, and about 1/3 of that race goes horizontally
and 1/3 of 4 =1.33333333333, and 4 -1.33333333333 = 2.6666 repeating
so from my understanding of 7-8th grade math (lol), the length of Olympic city is 2.53 miles by 2.66 miles, or 6.7298 square miles, and that is really small compared to my real life city of Salem, that is about 15 miles vertically and 8 miles horizontally.
what do you guys think about this?
The only races that say how long they are is the sprint races. and the longest sprint race is 5 miles long, not much compared to palmont cities longest race. Anyways, the most horizontal race in the game is 1st Ave. Truck Stop, at about 3.8 miles. and about 1/3 of that goes up and down, and a third of 3.8 is 1.26666666667 so 3.8-1.26666666667 = 2.53333 repeating
The longest race that goes vertically is Broadway, and broadway is about 4 miles long, and about 1/3 of that race goes horizontally
and 1/3 of 4 =1.33333333333, and 4 -1.33333333333 = 2.6666 repeating
so from my understanding of 7-8th grade math (lol), the length of Olympic city is 2.53 miles by 2.66 miles, or 6.7298 square miles, and that is really small compared to my real life city of Salem, that is about 15 miles vertically and 8 miles horizontally.
what do you guys think about this?
