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This is the first game ever that I have returned on Steam and asked for a refund
Is kind of weird the bike feels heavier than it was in all out but is stiff like a bmx no suspension at all.
You cant bring back the bike in the air and i think they should force the bike in some way to bring back itself. Whips should start in the face of the jump not in mid air.
Yes the game has potential but i don’t recommend buying it now.
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If you're on the fence about it, reading the comments and thinking that "it'll get better once i upgrade everything", TRUST ME, it won't.
Spend your money somewhere else, this lazy ass attempt at a game does not deserve it.
Whatever it is that I have been playing is inexcusably bad.
Relatively speaking, considering what is available, this might be the worst looking game I have ever played. What I am seeing looks and feels like something from 20 years ago. Physics wise, by far the worst in the entire franchise.
How anyone could claim this as a successor to All Out is beyond me. It's worse in every single way.
also, hit the rear break in supercross it helps you turn better.
Nothing new.
When All Out came out, it was a far cry from what it is today. People just need to give it time like they did with All Out.
There's way bigger studios that put out games that require patches on day 1. Sure it sucks, but it's nothing new.
Pit Row
It becomes something very enjoyable. At least for me. Bugs aside.
Just remember we couldn't play All-Out when it first came out.
The tracks in this game are amazing. Such a huge variety. I think once fixes start coming out people will grow to love this game.
ATM I'm still using my KTM 125 2 stroke and have no issues clearing obstacles or getting around tracks. If I make mistakes i obviously don't clear the biggest obstacles. But on a clean lap it's doable on an upgraded 125.
The PC version so far for me has crashed once. Has some sound issues where once full throttle bikes sound quieter, stock bikes are just crap like they were in All Out... But otherwise has been an amazing experience for me. It feels so much like All Out with a bit more weight to everything. Though i can still preload and seat bounce my 125 and get insane air. I think though that PC has a better build than consoles. I will grab this on my Series X or PS5 once it's running smoothly so i can play it in the lounge room on my big screen. But so happy playing it on PC. I think it feels improved over All Out mostly in the handling and physics. But the stock bikes make it feel terrible
*I did switch to pro physics and manual gears right away
Very good physics base, right stick controls riders weight and actually puts the rider over the front or standing. Lean angle coming into corners is good. The speed is slowed way down from previous games and way more realistic. I rolled a corner in 2nd on the 125 clicked 3rd at the perfect time on accident and the dude did the sickest seat bounce huck and cleared the jump.
Is it wonky as hell right now? Yes. But only playing it 20 mins so far and I’m already excited to put more time into it and try a proper unlocked 450
I’ve played every mx vs atv since off-road fury. I would say the physics fall somewhere between reflex and Alive with the dual stick feeling of all out.
Sounds like the audio is disappointing though and hopefully it can be improved upon...it's 2022 and games with shit audio are not very common these days.
I forgot I had 50 bucks in my Steam wallet and I think I'll pick it up and take the plunge...not sure how many original devs are still at Rainbow but back in the day they were very open to feedback and changing things.
Besides that, Reflex was one of my most played online games and still highest hours in my Steam library at over 1500 hrs.
Got some good memories of racing people...Disbanded from here was one and I'm sure there were others but his name stands out...and of course who could forget "Blaster"...not sure if he has a Vital connection but any time I logged on to the game at any time of the day he was there...he pretty much played it 24/7 and beating him was a VERY tall order.
These games take time to learn how to play. No one seems willing to invest it. "I played 2 round of the career on the stock 125 and it sucks"......seriously? Does your complete lack of commitment extend to other areas of your life? How many other things do you quit immediately with no effort? Sad.
Im sure me having fun and liking the game will continue to upset people, that's the Vital way. The AMA nationals are so super fun. Also, honestly ripping the UTV side by sides in the open world is very, very fun. Super fast and loose, really entertaining.
We have a ton of amazing stock nationals, the full 2022 AMA nationals, all OEM bikes, tons of supercross options, ATVs, UTVs, huge open world free ride environments, and a dev team that will continue to tweak and update the game for the next few years.
SO we have this for a more arcade experience, then a more realism based MESX series for the authentic supercross racing experience. That's pretty damn cool.
I know the 250 2 stroke sounds horrible, but the clutch engagement feels sooooo good. Doesn't feel like a rocket booster anymore and i'm not slapping down up to preload, just lean back and get some.
Gotta give this game time.
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