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they are going a new way away from flat out
so they can't make it the same or they risk being sued
I can not forbid developers to make their game)) I just wondering if it's good idea and if there are any like minds.
During development the subject of nitrous for this games physics was downvoted for a lot of reasons, by a lot of players that were involved in early access for a long time. There was a long series of discussions about several features that this game has, and some features didn't make it.
Nitrous didn't make it.
The main reason, in my opinion, would be the necessity of improper use of the Nitrous blowing the engine, as it does in the real world.
In the real world, if boost is misused or overused, the engine is destroyed.
Damage modeling is a big feature of this game, the "simcade" handling, etc, is an important part of this game. This game is a departure from the "Flatout" arcade style of racing game.
Nitrous, as it is is used in most driving/racing games, is just basically a cheat. Winning a race at the very end by boosting past an opponent is a textbook NFS (name the game) move, and no-one seemed to want it in this game.
I'm sure that someone could add a boost cheat, call it "nitro", and add it to their game.
But at the end of the day, it would just be a cheat.
Nothing more.
But I don't understand why you think that nitro is cheating. I think it's pretty balanced, to charge nitro you need to ram opponents and using of it should damage the engine. So you need to drive very well to get it and use it wisely not to destroy your car. Does it make sense?
Who the hell runs nitrous on anything except drag cars, come to think of it? Time attack guys maybe, but not exactly a standard issue item on the roundy-rounds.
IMHO, learn to drive or play something more arcadey. This stuff was left out for a reason.
Yes, it's not realistic, but it adds balance to the game because starting at the end of the grid is not the same as from the first position. Сollisions are inevitable and you're losing chances to win, only if leaders will make some mistakes you have chance to finish in top 3.
Regarding realism, in real life, there is qualification before the race, to set starting position.
Also, I noticed that most players aren't playing with 'simulator' settings, they just want some fun. Having an additional game mode (with nitro) is not a bad idea from my point of view, especially considering that there are many fans of the 'Flatout' series here.
In Flatout 2, Bugbear added jumps to help get nitro and made objects more lighter. With 8 players, players starting up front got to get the easy nitro first. With 24 players, there no easy nitro left for the guys in the back of starting GRID!
Also in Flatout 2, a lot of players online were using a nitro trainer cheat to have unlimited nitro. So it force host to set nitro to 2x or no nitro at all, then kick players that showed they were using nitro.
Bugbear did say they did not want do a "Flatout 3". They wanted do their dream game without a publisher telling them they could not do that idea, with some Flatout spirit in the game.
The Flatout spirit I see in Wreckfest is it has the Folk racing from Flatout 1 and the old muscle cars and the rough racing of Flatout. :)
Bugbear been trying make a more realistic racing game compared to Flatout, adding nitro to Wreckfest would make it a more of an arcade racer, then the simcade racer Wrfeckfest is now. It tough to find the sweet spot for a simcade, I think Bugbear has done it with Wreckfest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPNy18OdivY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw9HBbsiChU
So if you can't fix feature, just cut off it)))
I don't see any reasons not to have 'realistic simulator' mode and 'fun arcade' mode... The game will benefit from it, it will attract more gamers.
Nitrous was discussed, then dismissed, and the game is in full release.
OP, do you think that you need to save this game?
Do you really think that that so-called "Nitro" ( which, by the way, is NOT the correct terminology. It is NOX or Nitrous) will save Wreckfest from oblivion?
There are quite a few things this game needs far more than a cheap add-on boost hack.
Many players want RV mirrors, or a horn, or for the game to have servers that don't require a ton of mods to join. They want splitscreen. REAL features.
There are plenty of arcade NFS style racing games with that seemingly (to you) all important "Nitro" in them.
There was/is no need to add nitrous to this game.
"Nitro" (I don't care about terminology, in any case, you understand what I mean) is REAL feature, already explained above why.
P.S. I'm afraid I have touched wreckfest fans on a raw spot, asking about "nitro" feature)))