Naturally Aspirated
Posts: 78
Joined: Wed May 02, 2012 3:24 pm
Cars: 96 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 87 Chevy Suburban, and hopefully a 70 Plymouth Cuda one day.
Wed Nov 12, 2014 6:16 pm
Further Track and Car Options
So I know that the main focus of this game is designing and selling the vehicle, but at the same time I think we all love the test tracks and comparing how well our vehicles are doing.
On that, I have a few questions about further expansion of the test track.
1. I see that you guys are making the chassis setup much more basic, I was wondering if you have thought more about allowing more in depth chassis and transmission configuration like GT6 or Forza? While this isn't a racing game, the chassis and how the car is designed to handle is just as important as the power and looks. This can also affect sales if you forget to ensure that your chassis setup works well in rainy conditions and suddenly 30% of your sales are lost since there is a report of people driving your vehicle getting in major crashes this winter.
2. On the affect of weather, will you be adding weather conditions to the test track?
3. When it comes to adding conditions to the test track, will there be different road types we can choose from either for the track designing or when we drive on the track? For Example: Natural dirt, loose gravel, dirt trail, gravel trail, basic pavement, street pavement, highway pavement, and race pavement.
4. Do you plan on using the tracks further in the game or will they just be there for testing purposes? It would be nice to see how your company does against others in different racing divisions.
5. Do you have any plans to make the test tracks 3D so we can see our cars in action?
On that, I have a few questions about further expansion of the test track.
1. I see that you guys are making the chassis setup much more basic, I was wondering if you have thought more about allowing more in depth chassis and transmission configuration like GT6 or Forza? While this isn't a racing game, the chassis and how the car is designed to handle is just as important as the power and looks. This can also affect sales if you forget to ensure that your chassis setup works well in rainy conditions and suddenly 30% of your sales are lost since there is a report of people driving your vehicle getting in major crashes this winter.
2. On the affect of weather, will you be adding weather conditions to the test track?
3. When it comes to adding conditions to the test track, will there be different road types we can choose from either for the track designing or when we drive on the track? For Example: Natural dirt, loose gravel, dirt trail, gravel trail, basic pavement, street pavement, highway pavement, and race pavement.
4. Do you plan on using the tracks further in the game or will they just be there for testing purposes? It would be nice to see how your company does against others in different racing divisions.
5. Do you have any plans to make the test tracks 3D so we can see our cars in action?
