Does the online mp work for this version?
It does, if its rolled out for you (they are slowly rolling it out to not crash the servers). So it might just not yet working for you.
Does the online mp work for this version?
I actually like the handling a lot. But lord did GAFfers overrate the shit out of the visuals. Was hoping what I saw at the demo station was reflective of an early build but nope. Don't get me wrong, its not ugly by any stretch, but its not even the best looking driving game so far this gen let alone one of the better looking games period.
I actually like the handling a lot. But lord did GAFfers overrate the shit out of the visuals. Was hoping what I saw at the demo station was reflective of an early build but nope. Don't get me wrong, its not ugly by any stretch, but its not even the best looking driving game so far this gen let alone one of the better looking games period.
Um nothing I guess? Hopefully you can eventually expand your horizons and eventually play better looking games.
Lol, oh it's you - carry onUm nothing I guess? Hopefully you can eventually expand your horizons and eventually play better looking games.
Don't get me wrong, its not ugly by any stretch
Um nothing I guess? Hopefully you can eventually expand your horizons and eventually play better looking games.
Lol, oh it's you - carry on
DC is best looking racer as of now on any platform. Unless you're really trolling as you seem to throw a horizon into the picture. If not you need glasses son.
I posted in the Horizon thread back when it launched after playing the demo commenting that I didn't find it that great looking either (actually got a similar reaction as I've received here funnily enough). Both are better Tha Forza 5 obviously, but in BOTH cases (Horizon and DC) the way posters were talking about them you'd think they were the most amazing looking games you've ever seen.
Neither impressed me much at all. Been kinda disappointed in all the racing games so far. These are the games that SHOULD look the best.
Ok. In your opinion, across genres, which game(s) look the best.
Does the online mp work for this version?
Pushsquare guide: Getting the most out of the Driveclub PS+ Edition
http://www.pushsquare.com/news/2015...iveclub_ps_plus_edition#.VYxaZez5yMY.facebook
Thanks for the guide. Unfortunately the game turned me off in the first several seconds of the demo :/ Also, I might be alone in thinking this, but... The graphics are hoooorrible! Come on guys, we can do better than this D: GTA V driving looked better, and it's not only an open world game but a remaster of a last-gen game!
A cracking comment!
Does the online mp work for this version?
This has been a long time coming, this post. I've been with Driveclub from the start, and I'm yet to post a comment about it on the internet. Now is the time. I discovered GAF through Driveclub, and it was one of the only places to read positive, honest, feedback about the game. I was there, following every thread, as the initial angry vibe changed to being one of love for a great game. I got to know Rushy through this forum, and his obvious passion for his work, and then found out the the news that half of Evo were being retrenched through the message boards here too. I have read so many comments about the PS+ edition, so many comments. And now, here it is. You got your free cut down game guys, all of you that commented, everyone of you, it's here. I hope you enjoy it.
So why do I love this game so much? Indulge me while I go through the reasons.
The first game I played to death on the PS3 was Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, and it was one of only a few games that got me addicted to online play. I got to silver legend, never made it to gold. The multiplayer of Evo's titiles hasn't really changed that much since that time. Get in quick, level playing field, race. So some of the love is purely nostalgia.
In a way I'm sad I love this game so much. It has ruined me for other racing games. How can I play another game which doesn't have the best tracks ever designed? Without SKN01 or Loch Duich or Chungara Lake or Glenmorgan or the Kyle (OMG the Kyle in a Venom GT), tracks which make your hands tense around the controller like a vice through those high speed chicanes, every time, what is the point? The track design is second to none, and where else can you race these tracks? Nowhere.
It's a game. Evo knows it, I know it. There's no pointless fluff that clouds the experience. I can get home from work, fire up the PS4, and be racing in a multiplayer race within a couple of minutes. It's about competing in little bite sized bursts. It gives that nugget of adrenaline that I can consume in under 10 minutes from start to finish - usually, once I've started, I'm in for at least 2 hours though. The menus are gamey, the feel of it is gamey, it's a game, it knows it's a game, and that is a Good Thing.
The game has been made with love. Those early reviews I read - the one from Eurogamer in particular - nearly stopped me from buying a PS4 to buy this game. They said it lacked soul. I'm glad I didn't listen, and nothing could have been more wrong. The passion for the road and the cars just oozes through. Matt Southern said when Driveclub was announced at E3 all those years ago, that the vision for the game was racing the best cars in the best locations in the world. They didn't disappoint.
So thanks, I guess, is how I want to end this. Fantastic game, well played Evo. I really feel like I've been on an incredible journey with you guys over the last 5 years. looking forward to owning some PS+ noobs in India
Well said...This has been a long time coming, this post. I've been with Driveclub from the start, and I'm yet to post a comment about it on the internet. Now is the time. I discovered GAF through Driveclub, and it was one of the only places to read positive, honest, feedback about the game. I was there, following every thread, as the initial angry vibe changed to being one of love for a great game. I got to know Rushy through this forum, and his obvious passion for his work, and then found out the the news that half of Evo were being retrenched through the message boards here too. I have read so many comments about the PS+ edition, so many comments. And now, here it is. You got your free cut down game guys, all of you that commented, everyone of you, it's here. I hope you enjoy it.
So why do I love this game so much? Indulge me while I go through the reasons.
The first game I played to death on the PS3 was Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, and it was one of only a few games that got me addicted to online play. I got to silver legend, never made it to gold. The multiplayer of Evo's titiles hasn't really changed that much since that time. Get in quick, level playing field, race. So some of the love is purely nostalgia.
In a way I'm sad I love this game so much. It has ruined me for other racing games. How can I play another game which doesn't have the best tracks ever designed? Without SKN01 or Loch Duich or Chungara Lake or Glenmorgan or the Kyle (OMG the Kyle in a Venom GT), tracks which make your hands tense around the controller like a vice through those high speed chicanes, every time, what is the point? The track design is second to none, and where else can you race these tracks? Nowhere.
It's a game. Evo knows it, I know it. There's no pointless fluff that clouds the experience. I can get home from work, fire up the PS4, and be racing in a multiplayer race within a couple of minutes. It's about competing in little bite sized bursts. It gives that nugget of adrenaline that I can consume in under 10 minutes from start to finish - usually, once I've started, I'm in for at least 2 hours though. The menus are gamey, the feel of it is gamey, it's a game, it knows it's a game, and that is a Good Thing.
The game has been made with love. Those early reviews I read - the one from Eurogamer in particular - nearly stopped me from buying a PS4 to buy this game. They said it lacked soul. I'm glad I didn't listen, and nothing could have been more wrong. The passion for the road and the cars just oozes through. Matt Southern said when Driveclub was announced at E3 all those years ago, that the vision for the game was racing the best cars in the best locations in the world. They didn't disappoint.
So thanks, I guess, is how I want to end this. Fantastic game, well played Evo. I really feel like I've been on an incredible journey with you guys over the last 5 years. looking forward to owning some PS+ noobs in India
I posted in the Horizon thread back when it launched after playing the demo commenting that I didn't find it that great looking either (actually got a similar reaction as I've received here funnily enough). Both are better Tha Forza 5 obviously, but in BOTH cases (Horizon and DC) the way posters were talking about them you'd think they were the most amazing looking games you've ever seen.
Neither impressed me much at all. Been kinda disappointed in all the racing games so far. These are the games that SHOULD look the best.
but its not even the best looking driving game so far this gen
So what racing game looks better than Driveclub in your eyes?
The problem is that you said:
But now you're talking about other genres.
So what racing game looks better than Driveclub in your eyes?
Forza Horizon does look a bit nicer to me, but as I said earlier, none of the racing games this gen thus far have looked great. So Horizon looking a BIT nicer doesn't necessarily mean that to me, Horizon is an amazing looking game itself.
Only the new Need for Speed has a "Holy shit!" look to me. Unless we're being completely faked out on that one.
Yeah, the new Need for Speed looked unbelievable at E3. Hopefully it's how it actually looks.
How many of the conditions Driveclub offers have you experienced? Because I definitely don't think FH2 looks better, not even close in some conditions.
Daylight, dry weather so far. The backgrounds seem to be the best looking part I've seen. The actual cars themselves have quite a bit of aliasing and just look...out of place? It's almost like they needed to add some softness to the cars to make them look like they belong in the world itself.
Are you meaning they look out of place because of lighting, colouring etc, or that they look like they've just been sellotaped onto the game?Daylight, dry weather so far. The backgrounds seem to be the best looking part I've seen. The actual cars themselves have quite a bit of aliasing and just look...out of place? It's almost like they needed to add some softness to the cars to make them look like they belong in the world itself.
Are you meaning they look out of place because of lighting, colouring etc, or that they look like they've just been sellotaped onto the game?
*raucous applause*This has been a long time coming, this post. I've been with Driveclub from the start, and I'm yet to post a comment about it on the internet. Now is the time. I discovered GAF through Driveclub, and it was one of the only places to read positive, honest, feedback about the game. I was there, following every thread, as the initial angry vibe changed to being one of love for a great game. I got to know Rushy through this forum, and his obvious passion for his work, and then found out the the news that half of Evo were being retrenched through the message boards here too. I have read so many comments about the PS+ edition, so many comments. And now, here it is. You got your free cut down game guys, all of you that commented, everyone of you, it's here. I hope you enjoy it.
So why do I love this game so much? Indulge me while I go through the reasons.
The first game I played to death on the PS3 was Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, and it was one of only a few games that got me addicted to online play. I got to silver legend, never made it to gold. The multiplayer of Evo's titiles hasn't really changed that much since that time. Get in quick, level playing field, race. So some of the love is purely nostalgia.
In a way I'm sad I love this game so much. It has ruined me for other racing games. How can I play another game which doesn't have the best tracks ever designed? Without SKN01 or Loch Duich or Chungara Lake or Glenmorgan or the Kyle (OMG the Kyle in a Venom GT), tracks which make your hands tense around the controller like a vice through those high speed chicanes, every time, what is the point? The track design is second to none, and where else can you race these tracks? Nowhere.
It's a game. Evo knows it, I know it. There's no pointless fluff that clouds the experience. I can get home from work, fire up the PS4, and be racing in a multiplayer race within a couple of minutes. It's about competing in little bite sized bursts. It gives that nugget of adrenaline that I can consume in under 10 minutes from start to finish - usually, once I've started, I'm in for at least 2 hours though. The menus are gamey, the feel of it is gamey, it's a game, it knows it's a game, and that is a Good Thing.
The game has been made with love. Those early reviews I read - the one from Eurogamer in particular - nearly stopped me from buying a PS4 to buy this game. They said it lacked soul. I'm glad I didn't listen, and nothing could have been more wrong. The passion for the road and the cars just oozes through. Matt Southern said when Driveclub was announced at E3 all those years ago, that the vision for the game was racing the best cars in the best locations in the world. They didn't disappoint.
So thanks, I guess, is how I want to end this. Fantastic game, well played Evo. I really feel like I've been on an incredible journey with you guys over the last 5 years. looking forward to owning some PS+ noobs in India
I think what you're probably seeing is the effects of the lack of a blob under the car.Well, the latter, maybe because of the former? They just looked out of place, it was strange.
Well, the latter, maybe because of the former? They just looked out of place, it was strange.
Gameplay screens said:
It's free. Give it a shot. It's a beautiful looking game.I'm a nut for car porn. I spent hours playing GT5 not for the actual driving experience, but to enjoy the replay afterwards.
Will I like this game? I just want Top Gear: The Game.
I've had this game since Christmas and I love it but damn I'm absolutely terrible with anything other than slow hatchbacks hah
Yeah, on the main entry for Driveclub, it is listed underneath the "buy" button as full game trial or somesuch. There isn't a aeparate listing on the store.Is the PS+ version in the store labeled as Driveclub Demo or something like that?
Is there an option to have the driving line on the whole time? Something that shows me the proper route and when to start breaking like GT or Forza? Otherwise loving the game.
Is there an option to have the driving line on the whole time? Something that shows me the proper route and when to start breaking like GT or Forza? Otherwise loving the game.
There is no driving line whatsoever, just the flags on the corners indicating severity of turn.