I'll buy one of the quiet ones when I can afford it. The cheapest is 12,000 points...
I'll buy one of the quiet ones when I can afford it. The cheapest is 12,000 points...
Yes they do as far as I know. Low number I guess because this is a pretty late game hard track and not many people got to it yet.
Yep I had Fusion on PC and I felt like my rank was kind of unearned, or at least was harder to accurately compare.Thats cool. Im on PC which usually has the lower number of players so it'll be good to compare times to a wider group.
Yep, that's Trials ^^Bought it on Switch last night. Thought I'd play a quick 10 minutes, which somehow became 2 hours.
Bought it on Switch last night. Thought I'd play a quick 10 minutes, which somehow became 2 hours.
i´ve hit a level roadblock, i am 54 now and have to grind for 58...
Ok, so I am a relatively new-ish player to Trials (Only really played Fusion) - could never do the later medium tracks or even attempt the hards. So what I have been doing to try and bring up my skill level is gold medalling all the easy tracks as they come. Is this beneficial or should I just be getting medals, moving on and just learning through trial and error in the harder levels? Been doing the University stuff too of course.
All the experience helps really.Ok, so I am a relatively new-ish player to Trials (Only really played Fusion) - could never do the later medium tracks or even attempt the hards. So what I have been doing to try and bring up my skill level is gold medalling all the easy tracks as they come. Is this beneficial or should I just be getting medals, moving on and just learning through trial and error in the harder levels? Been doing the University stuff too of course.
Keep in mind this is my first trials, and I only played the timed demo at the weekend on Switch and Xbox, but I'm having a blast on Switch with it.Does anyone know if the Switch version is worth it? Compared to PC.
It's probably a good approach, I wouldn't get too hung up if there's a gold you really can't get though. Keep practicing on different tracks and it's amazing how once impossible things are suddenly easy.Ok, so I am a relatively new-ish player to Trials (Only really played Fusion) - could never do the later medium tracks or even attempt the hards. So what I have been doing to try and bring up my skill level is gold medalling all the easy tracks as they come. Is this beneficial or should I just be getting medals, moving on and just learning through trial and error in the harder levels? Been doing the University stuff too of course.
This game has lootboxes hahaha! Not touching that with a ten foot pole, especially after seeing how badly optimized the PC ports for Fusion and Evolution were.
edit: and after buying season pass for Fusion I still don't have all the DLC lol
While it's true you never have to open a lootbox, you'll be able to buy new bikes sooner if you sell your lootbox items.
I guess that because the drops in the crates are random, an item you sell can still drop later no ?This is true, I sold every clothing item I have received so far, some of the items get you quite a bit of coin.
Can and will, because the pool of items isn't that large. I don't sell everything but I get a ton of duplicates.I guess that because the drops in the crates are random, an item you sell can still drop later no ?
I guess that because the drops in the crates are random, an item you sell can still drop later no ?
I ran into that same issue. I equipped the butt victory animation and I detest it. I went in to select what I used to have without realizing I didnt have one and I'm stuck with this.Unfortunately not - that's just for gear. Just 'Select' which does nothing as it's already selected.
On the Redlynx stream they claimed the difficulty in the beta was bugged. Apparently they were full of shit, because the same problem exists in the full game. It's how they choose riders to race against that's the issue, because if you go offline you get the intended difficulty.they really should look into those stadium finals, maybe provide different difficulty settings, i am up for a challenge but this stuff is too much, the AI drivers make really no mistake, you just have to break once or come into a ramp with too much gas and you lose, this is overtuned and provides no fun at the moment.
level 55 they unlock a new sponsor which wants you to push the gas continuously, what a stupid shit in such a game...
I like 'don't lean' challenges. Always did them in previous games although they were limited to one track. I haven't encountered one in Rising yet, are they Red Bull?These aren't TOO bad, I quite like them, but just wait until she tells you to never lean. That is some proper luck of the draw bullshit. Beating three stadium challenges in a row is also too harsh, I feel.
I'd say loot boxes that include items that affect gameplay are worse. These are full of unimportant cosmetic items that ultimately have zero impact on gameplay.Like the game so far but this must be the worst implementation of loot boxes I've ever seen lol.
It's the perfect combo of me not caring at all about their contents + me getting annoyed that the game is asking me to open them so frequently. They really feel like a chore. The opening animation has no impact at all too.
They feel suuuuuper tacked on.
I'd say loot boxes that include items that affect gameplay are worse. These are full of unimportant cosmetic items that ultimately have zero impact on gameplay.
Haven't run in to any either which is nice.
The trick with no lean is mashing break while holding gas will rotate you forwards in the air.These aren't TOO bad, I quite like them, but just wait until she tells you to never lean. That is some proper luck of the draw bullshit. Beating three stadium challenges in a row is also too harsh, I feel.
I've piled up a couple dozen lootboxes after 2 hours play. Haven't even bothered to open them. It's just stickers and a few outfits. You're making an issue out of nothing.This game has lootboxes hahaha! Not touching that with a ten foot pole, especially after seeing how badly optimized the PC ports for Fusion and Evolution were.
edit: and after buying season pass for Fusion I still don't have all the DLC lol
I've piled up a couple dozen lootboxes after 2 hours play. Haven't even bothered to open them. It's just stickers and a few outfits. You're making an issue out of nothing.
Fusion had a season pass which was stated to include 6 expansions. Those were delivered, and were great value. Later, they added another dlc. Do you expect it for free?
I'm opening loot boxes just to find a different win animation. I equipped the ass slapping kazoo sound abomination and since it's the only one I have I can't unequip it!
That's weak. You didn't answer the question. They said the Fusion season pass had 6 expansions, which they delivered. Should they:Redlynx or Ubisoft should hire you, you're really good at this.
Nothing he said is wrong. I got great value out of the Fusion season pass. After that was released they made more content. And I bought that as well (didnt like it though). Just like they said they're doing with this game.Redlynx or Ubisoft should hire you, you're really good at this.
I'm assuming the answer to this is no, but can you earn XP from playing created tracks / skill games that you've downloaded? That could be a way to ease the grind a bit by adding some variety.