HUV

Introduction
Insert quick introduction here. HUV chases are the main way of gaining exp and mito (right now anyways).

HUV farming
Farming HUVs is a technique where players find a spot where HUVs have little or no opportunity to turn off an intersection, keeping all of the HUVs in a single area. It allows you to attack the HUVs in a controlled manner where the HUVs have a reduced chance to roam the city. HUV calls happen almost randomly, although, the location the HUVs appear at are dependent on where you are. Recent updates have made HUV farming in parties more favorable than HUV farming alone, but to maintain the highest rate of experience per chase and to promote more calls being accepted over a period of time, the leader of the party should be the highest leveled OMD driver and should only accept calls rather than participating in the chase.

Notes: HUV levels being based off of party members' levels.

Health & Damage
HUVs health scales based on players level.

Damage to HUVs is based on the players durability stat and current speed. Damage can be further increased by Damage Power Boost (Z) and Durability Enhancer consumables.

Rewards
HUV drop items when player makes contact with them. The players level and car (V) is taken into account what drops are given.

Drop Table SoonTM(?)

XP and Mito rewards don't seem to increase by zone, but rather only by party members levels.

Oros x 4 Huvs lvl 75 (Solo) > 1250 mito and 681 exp. Oros x 10 Huvs lvls 75, 76, 71, 73 > 1263 mito and 691 exp.

Cras x 4 Huvs lvl 75 (Solo) 1248 mito and 681 exp.

Koinonia x 4 Huvs lvl 75 (Solo) 1250 mito and 681 exp.

Moon Palace x 4 Huvs lvl 75 (Solo) 1253 mito and 681 exp.

Chase time does not seem to affect rewards either.

Strategies
If you are able to 1 hit destroy HUV's, boosting into them from the front is quick and easy way to finish a chase.

If you're not able to 1 hit, coming from behind and hitting all of the HUVs on the side while passing by and steering back in to middle of the road for the HUVs to drive into you as they speed up can be very equally fast.

In party you can have multiple people boosting into the HUVs as they spawn or have players waiting further ahead for any low health HUVs that survived the initial crash.

Solo vs. Party
There are two different ways to HUV Farm, which are either solo the HUVs or party against them. Here are the differences between the twos, advantages and disadvantages.

- Solo HUV- Experience of 1 HUV is VERY LOW compared to -Party HUV- all the time.

- Solo HUV- Experience of 2 HUVs is equal to -Party HUV- Experience of 5-6 HUVs.

- Solo HUV- Experience of 3 HUVs is equal to -Party HUV- Experience of 7-8 HUVs.

- Solo HUV- Experience of 4 HUVs is equal to -Party HUV- Experience of 9-10 HUVs.

Time taken to take down all the HUVs either in solo or a party is also another major factor. If you cannot handle a lot of HUVs on your own and rely a lot on others, do party HUVs. If you're a skilled player that can take up to 4 HUVs and kill them quickly, do Solo HUVs.

The rate of maximum HUVs (4 for Solo, 10 for Party) is also dependent on luck, so they is really no trick to get max HUVs appearing all the time, and therefore there is no differences between Solo & Party for this factor.

Also, Mito gained in Parties HUVs is slightly higher compared to Solos HUVs. Note: by about 1%.