I agree, a little disappointed that in the demo they said the full game would have so much more, but currently the full game on early access has the same.. and unlocks items in a really weird way

@@wo0dy maybe when they're done with it entirely it'll have more?

@@wo0dy if you look in the reviews the dev actually responds to critisism about this matter. there is also some perfomance issues for many including me. hope they fix both of them since i wanna play the game too. (i like ghost races tho, they remind me of trackmania)

Yeah there is also a notification that pops up on game start to talk about it. Its early days yet so there will for sure be changes, it was just a very strange one imo as its completely different in a big way and really forces you to do things in a very set way, the demo had a little more freedom for unlocking. I do prefer the events of the game vs the way things were in the demo though.

@@wo0dy theyre planning on returning the tech tree due to complaints from the community similar to yours with too much railroading

that doesnt matter, currently in the game theres no way to make a functioning diff as all suspension pieces act like they have an open diff already

​@@10010Linus i think it does, theres a huge handling difference when power is split to the wheels vs being transferred through a solid axle. You cant make a differential, but you can power the wheels individually which seems to function the same as a differential. I can tell a difference in handling from just putting a solid axle and linking both of the front wheel assemblies together in a 2wd car. If what you say is true then why does the handling get worse on a 4wd car? If all suspension pieces functioned as open diffs then the steering wouldnt change at all and in fact, the 4wd car would theoretically handle better as it has power to the steering wheels giving you more control. Make a 4wd car, then drive it, then delete the front axle and drive it again, youll see. I mean, I could be wrong, and misinterpreting grip changes as the cause of the handling changes but yeah, it certainly feels like connecting them makes a difference. I made a car with 2 drive shafts powering each side front and rear, and that seemed to handle much better than the typical singular drive shaft to powering both front and rear axles similar to a solid axle setup.

it was the lack of front grip and smaller front track width

wont that affect stablity?

@@43rd-flight-unit yeah it would probably over steer like crazy given the short wheelbase with 4ws.

@@43rd-flight-unit most likely yes, but only if it was a skinny or topheavy vehicle.

Trying my best!!😅

@@baconboi7796 well the theory of building vehicles would say the opposite, long for top speed wide for stability, but regardless weight balance is most important in this game iv found

What i have played here is the demo, the tech tree was swapped out for the races progress in the early access release (only the devs know why) they have said that the tech tree will be put back in though

I think you switched them around, if you want to go fast you want to have a large gear go to a small gear if I remember correctly. Edit: they fixed the issue I was talking about.

@user-xr6wm9rv2h yes you're right, my bad

This is from the demo of the game

Because the game just uses magic to make sure everything rotates the correct way without you needing to have the correct gearing

@@wo0dy yeah i gathered that, more convenient but teaches people the wrong way of doing stuff

Its also, just a game.

@@wo0dy yeah true, but in that case you can say that about any game where dose it end, this game feels more like a game you can learn from so it would be nice if things worked how they are supposed to especially an obvious thing like gears rotating the wrong way

I will be looking into out of ore as they have just had a nice update, but out of ore videos also take quite a lot of time, so its something I have to find a balance with

@@wo0dy thanks for tve response and i will be very happy if you will do another season :)

This play through is currently of the demo, I know the early access game is different though

Demo is better imo

I've played this game for around 5 hours now and have not seen any microtransactions at all. I'm guessing they'll go the trailmakers route and finance via optional DLCs which add parts.

@@KingOfTheKindle Oh no, there arent any now, but its early access. I've seen the pattern before, where you get lots of good impressions from a free game without horrible stuff, and then you rug pull and in come all the bad things. With no real means for income this makes me think there will be a significant change soon enough. I am saying Id much rather just pay for game, and then unique value added DLC later if that be the case for new development.

@@BeefIngot I will enjoy it while I can then.

@@57thorns Indeed. Ive actually done the same and fully played through the current campaign. There were some bugs but it was quite fun. I went electric only

My own finding is that its more about weight distribution than anything. Yes there are differences across the wheel types, but having a poor weight balance will emphasise the good/bad in the wheels