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No updates, but they've made some progress. You can see new locations, minor customization, an early replay system, grabs, and vert from press demoing a new build at PAX West recently, and also much of that in the Switch trailer.
Yet they won't actually use early access on Steam so we can test any of that stuff and give feedback to help improve it. I don't really understand the approach here. They're obviously not holding these features back for perfection, look at everything wrong with the current build. I'd like to know why they aren't updating early access still, with anything at all, but they rarely communicate their plans so we'll probably never get any insight there. It's a mystery.
I don't think anyone here cares if any of this new stuff is rough or broken, we expect that from early access, we all just want to see some progress, try new features out first hand and want to help make them better, but they don't want any part of that it seems. It's bizarre.
Anyway, I wouldn't go expecting Session to be getting frequent updates, either. We'll have to wait and see how they actually support and update the game after the early access launch.
But I'm getting the impression from the mixed reviews and all these threads that SkaterXL isn't in a good place and not being properly updated. Is Session worth grabbing over this? Or neither?
Official content sure, but if you're into modding it's another story.
I've currently 127 modded maps in my Skater XL map folder. Some are kinda bad but most of them are fine and playable, and some are really awesome and deserve to be added officially.
I play since the release of the early access or close, I bought Skater XL in the first days of January 2019. I've played around 15-20 hours max on the official map Courthouse. And today I've near 100 hours on this game, so i spent the rest of my hours (so around 80 hours) on modded maps. So yes in terms of content, the modding community made approximatively 1 map every 2 days.
Both games have its cons and pros, but none of them is dead.