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But if you’re not willing to put in that kind of work and perception, that’s OK, don’t go through that, and get setup tips from somebody else.
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“It is going to be a trial and error process,” said Arnold.
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While fun for a short time, trying to catch up to other players going at full throttle turns into a meaningless exploit after a while.But as much as I begged Arnold to help me boil setup-making down to just one, two, three solid principles that would guide me to unlocking my car’s true potential, he just had to shake his head and say he was sorry. Most races end up becoming absolutely chaotic. In that case, the “No Rules” lobbies should just not exist at all, since most of the time races are short, and cautions are scarce because of it. Since online is server based, you’ll be at the mercy of hosts as they determine race rules and settings. It also doesn’t help that as I’m writing this, not even 100 people are playing NASCAR Heat Evolution online on the PS4.
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Even when I got maybe 20 or 25 folks in a race, servers lost connection nearly every time in the PS4 version.

Getting even close to 40 people in a lobby is nearly impossible. While up 40-player online sounds like an interesting concept, it turned out to be a complete disaster in practice. …trying to catch up to other players going at full throttle turns into a meaningless exploit after a while.īy far, NASCAR Heat Evolution‘s worst game mode is the online multiplayer. This is incredibly frustrating for those wanting to hop right into a Chase or even a full regulation season, in that they’ll have to play the same six tracks over and over to move ahead.

Until you unlock more tracks, longer seasons (including a Chase For The Sprint Cup Mode) won’t be available. It’s nowhere near as egregious as microtransactions, but it’s very annoying that tracks like Bristol and Talladega require a grind in order to play on single player modes.īecause of this, season mode takes a massive hit. The others will become unlockable as users play the game. From the get-go, only six of the advertised 23 tracks are available in the game’s quick race mode. Speaking of unlockables, this game has quite a good bit of them. It’s serviceable at best, with unlockables to keep one busy for a little while, but nothing further than that. There are no in-depth statistics and the creatable avatars look like creepy plastic dolls, rather than serious NASCAR drivers. …it’s very annoying that tracks like Bristol and Talladega require a grind in order to play on single player modes.Ĭareer mode is easily the best of the bunch, but it’s also not deep enough to maintain interest. It’s likely that this mode is better with a wheel rather than a standard controller.

One false move and you’re into the wall, and that might as well spell the end because you won’t be catching up. When on this setting, it feels more like actually driving, but it’s very easy to lose control. Simulation mode is the other side of the coin, and it might be even worse. Multiple people have reported the same issue post-launch, with some ridiculously low times being recorded on some tracks. I can understand this being a casual mode, but this sort of negligence as to how actual driving works is outrageous. No brakes, no letting off the gas, no nothing. While playing on the setting at Charlotte Motor Speedway, one of the largest tracks in the game, I found it very easy to go full throttle around the entire track. …I found it very easy to go full throttle around the entire track.
