You should be able to hear your ship's impacts and bumps though.

Not to mention acceleration is uncapped in space. Sure, you can't boost, but don't bump anything and you won't have to.

@@combustiblelemons8591 And the temperature starts to rise slowly as well since without air, there's very little in the way of dissipating heat.

@@combustiblelemons8591 but you max out at 3000 kph ... which is enough ^^

That is a neat level of thoughtfulness since the boost system seems to rely on oxygen.

Battle royale, take it or leave it! 🤣😭

But the whole games a straight line? How is that good notes for a new Fzero ? No bumper needed ? Sounds way to easy

@@TheHardStyleLife well, really when I said that, I was referring to the fact that this is an entirely new 3D racer akin to GX, something Nintendo seems afraid of.

@@lucylu3342 You heard of Aero GPX?

@@Harridas The problem is when I recommended Aero to someone, he hated the graphics. F-zero fans are so hard to please.

Play Redout 2... it's like this but better in my opinion

@@tre1six Not at all. It's floaty like Wipeout. Not similar enough to F-Zero.

Or maybe have a Formie as one of the racers

It seems a bit deceptive, but you should actually go and check out the steam demo yourself - I found that it's surprisingly trciky to keep full boosting through some of those wide corners, and the way the track bends makes for some strange behavior in terms of where your vehicle wants to go. It's actually really fun to race over the tracks yourself.

Play with the Long Haul machine, then. It can't turn worth a damn, if you're going max speed into any turn you're in the wall. And I love it.

FX Extreme just doesn't do it for me. I prefer Aero GPX tbh

Play Redout 2... it's like this but better in my opinion

Maybe there will be, like, long-form rally race-like circuits where you'll actually have to occasionally pit stop to refuel.

ALL of those things will become important when playing on harder difficulties in the actual game. Right now, this demo does 3 things extremely well: it shows that the developer knows speed, precision and what exactly makes F Zero what it is. The music could easily be put on top of F Zero and you'd think it came from that very game. I don't have any idea how the fuel will come into play, but knowing what games this developer has already made, I have full faith in them that this game is gonna be a banger. The 02 is your boost, so I know that the fuel is not connected to that, except yea, maybe in the real game, you'll burn fuel faster when boosting. It could be a risk vs reward mechanic for sure. The hull will be how much damage you can take before your ship is destroyed. The arrow with a P is the atmosphere The Arrow with a G is gravity and that will have an impact on air time and weight I'm sure. Weight is probably like Mario Kart where if you weigh more, you don't get knocked around I'm interested to see how the temperatures come into play. Perhaps they'll affect the fuel and how well your ship runs. Just know they're not there for decoration. They'll have a purpose. Also, looking at the tracks, remember these are all demo tracks. If you play the game, you'll notice that the tracks get more and more advanced and intricate. I'd argue that these tracks are all teaching you something new. I'm actually blown away by how much content we got in this demo. It's INSANE!!!! I do believe that this demo was put out to give the gamer the idea of how it's gonna, feel and look. If you look at the lava level for instance, you take no damage being on top of the lava, you also take no damage when hit by the enemy racers. These will all be things we'll have to worry about in the real game depending on difficulty. And lastly, I do believe that they talked about the guages briefly in the announcement video they put out that was like 6minutes long.

​@@kukukachukinda have to disagree about the comparison to f zero. The track design is sadly very lackluster. They look and feel like automated trackmania levels. Not that that's bad but for comparing to f zero x with good track design and GX with amazing track design? No. Can't compare it to that. The only maps that were remotely different where the last 2. All others felt like the same stuff the entire time.

...you do realize this is a demo right? Have you even looked at Lake's prototype videos? I also disagree with your notion that these are trackmania knock off tracks. I recommend watching his prototype 1 video and see what kind of things he was playing around with 6 years ago. Perhaps that will change your mind. Remember, this demo is more of a early beta build and all of the schematics are turned off for now. He's already beaten F Zero with feeling of high speed and chain boosting, but I know he'll go even further than that. The hull and temperature of the ship are connected, the more you boost, the more damage to the hull. It's gonna be exactly like F Zero GX, except more technical. I suppose we'll have to disagree and wait for time to tell. I'd also argue that if you played his Spark 3 game, you'd probably have more respect and faith in this man's talents. You have the right to your opinion though. @@zukomaki

@@kukukachu I know it's a demo. And it being one doesn't change my opinion. If I play this demo that's supposed to give me an idea of what the game is going to be, and this is what it is, then for me it's a pass. I don't mean the tracks are bad. They just pale compared to f zero x and gx. I'll look at those other things you mentioned another time.

There's Aero GPX.

No, no it is not. Red Out is a Wipeout like, not an F-Zero like, very different.