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Yay mit Microtransactions :ugly:

 

 

 

Quelle

 

No thanks...

In Motorstorm RC hatten die Mikrotransaktionen überhaupt nicht genervt. Waren irgendwo im PS Store versteckt. Wenn es also gleich gelöst wird, ists mir egal.

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Evolution Studios betreffend "Micotransactions" und 1080/30:

 

 

Mikroseuche:

It's a system identical to that used in Evolution's 2012 PlayStation Network game MotorStorm RC, "and there were no complaints," Rustchynsky said. "If anything people said, 'that's a great way to access this content immediately.'" Vehicles in MotorStorm RC can be bought for as little as 21p.

 

"The important thing about micro-transactions is, if they ever influence the game design or the progression then yes, there can be a negative influence," Rustchynsky added. "But that's absolutely not what we've done with DriveClub. Progression is quick. You unlock cars rapidly. If you're part of a club you get access to those things super quick."

 

DriveClub does not include £40 cars or the like, Rustchynsky insisted, as some driving games with micro-transactions do. "We don't want players to feel like we're nickle-and-diming them. That's not our intention. We want players to play the game as normal."

 

Indeed, it sounds as if Evolution would prefer players ignore DriveClub's micro-transactions and unlock cars through the natural course of progression.

 

"We don't want them to use them really," Rustchynsky said. "We want them to play the tour and naturally progress through the cars. We've got everything from hot hatches to hyper cars, and we don't really want people jumping into hyper cars immediately because they might not be tooled up. They might not have the skills they need. By all means, you can do that, but we'd prefer players to play with the cars we intended to be first.

 

"The proof will be when people play DriveClub. They'll see it's a non-issue when they get their hands-on and start to play the game. It's not intrusive. It's almost invisible. It's something we actually kind of hide a little bit."

 

Grafik:

Meanwhile, Rustchynsky also explained Evolution's decision to target DriveClub's native resolution at 1080p and frame-rate at 30 frames per second. The latter has disappointed some who were hoping for 60 frames, but Rustchynsky said 30fps was settled on because the game's visuals already push the PS4's processing power hard.

 

"The cars are the most detailed cars you'll ever see in a racing game, inside or out," he insisted.

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ich weiss nicht. sieht top aus aber halt ein weiteres rennspiel. und irgendwie wirkt das extrem steril, glattpoliert.

 

ich wünschte die entwickler hätten mal mut für etwas total anderes.

 

aber wahrscheinlich würde das niemand kaufen...

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Hmm die Lenkung sieht mir ein bisschen träge aus. :(

 

Wenn es sich so steuert wie der Beta-Build musst du dir keine Sorgen machen. Die Steuerung war einfach traumhaft. Sehr präzise und vermittelte trotz lärmiger Suisse Toy-Umgebung ein fantastisches Gefühl!

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Meeeensch radi! Hör mit den gifs auf. Es geht doch noch so lange und ich bin jetzt schon ganz heiss auf den Titel. :sabber:

Schon krass, was Grafik-mässig heute machbar ist. Wenn ich da an das erste Test Drive zurück denke. :ugly: Weiss nicht einmal mehr ob's auf dem C64 oder auf dem Amiga war. Jedenfalls habe ich das damals bis zum Vergasen gespielt. :cookie:

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