Automobilista 2 June Development Update - It´s Official Release Time!

The 2019 V8 stock car is sort of DTM. At a better budget.

 

Haha, right. But I mean the 90's.

 

Isn't there the Opel Vectra that is on the way? Maybe that might fill in the void.

 

The Super V8 around Mount Panorama ! It is mind glowingly great ! The best experience i've ever had in a computer game , i'm super tired right now (i've just come home from getting my monthly venesection) but got in a few laps before having my arvo kip, man is it great ! I don't want to stop but i know a sleep will help me get faster

Bravo Reiza ! Amazing launch and well bloody done on The Mount ! Amazing !

 

I hope this anticheat systems respect Linux gamers that uses Proton/wine to play the game. Please devs, take a look on this

 

Wait, what? There's a Vectra on the way? How come I didn't know about it?

That would be a sort of crazy dream come true for me; after all, I could drive my boring everyday car in the sim as well!

 

From OP
"Automobilista 2 pays tribute to this long term relationship by including several Historical seasons (the very first one from 1979, the classic 1986 and soon also the 1999 season, the last using Chevrolet Omegas, alongside the well-known last gen cars from the 2019 season."

 

That I know, but it's not quite the same as the Vectra.

Anyway, I'm still hugely looking forward to the Omega - after all it's the closest I can get for now!

 

I just assumed the Omega was what is being referred to because I haven't seem any mention of the Vetra either.

 

Thank's a lot

 

Sorry, it is Opel Omega. Not sure how I get confused with Vectra. :/

 

I'd say wishful thinking, but then again the Omega is probably the more race-able vehicle, with the larger engine and being RWD and all that.

But hey - as long as the '99 Omega is joining the lineup soon I'm a happy man!

 

I kind of wish Bathurst hadn't been released as a WIP. Every single review I'm seeing on youtube is test driving Bathurst because it's such a big name, but no one has acknowledged that it's WIP.

 

^^ I think the V1.0 release came too soon, not helped by some people here and elsewhere crying for V1 like petulant children. Now those same people are complaining about the bugs/issues that were always going to be there when Reiza were put under such pressure.

Would have been better delaying the V1 IMO, give Reiza the time they deserved for the quality 'Most of us' know and appreciate that they can produce. Then once V1 ready, they could ease off a little and add features/tweak things.

But nope, people want things yesterday. I hope people are happy they have their number on the end of the game version, It's Reiza who have to now take the flack for the issues the game has.

 

Honestly, the only things I'm missing that should be included after beta - which for some people is just a name but for others it actually means something (lncluding me) is rating system and just polished car models that were already in game so all animations, driver's position, damage model - ideally equally good as Ginetta GT4). The rest is just content and minor improvements after that. I'm still hoping for some different shaders to chose from like in pc2 and ams1.

 

Indeed. 'Some' of us here can probably appreciate that it's a milestone of sorts. But reviewers and more demanding (Less appreciate/understanding) customers are the ones who will have the loudest voices when it comes to being unhappy with issues within a 'V1.0 milestone'.

V1.0 just means more content to us at this stage, that's how it's been all through EA, updates with more content and tweaks/fixes...
But for those jumping in at V1.0 right now as a first time user, well, they're going to be judging the game as it sits regards their initial experience.
V1.0 doesn't affect us at all, is what I'm saying. But it does affect Reiza via new users.
I very much like AMS2 BTW, just looking at this from outside the bubble.

 

Don't be merchants of doom.
There will always be people, looking for the hair in the soup.
Reviews on steam look very positive right now.

 

Linux Gamers? Is that an oxymoron? Why are you trying to make your life even more complicated and swim upstream against the mainstream sim racing setup?

There are already a ton of complex variables and moving parts in making sure everything works on Windows 10.... why would you make a small studio spent time (and hire resources) who knows how to optimize their simulator for Linux. You are not considering the business reality and the list of current priorities for the long term survival of AMS2/Reiza.