NASCAR Heat Evolution Review (PS4/XB1)

[NYJin2011tm]

Quote: Originally Posted by jway44

I tried one room of online racing yesterday. It was at Martinsville, and there were 15 people competing. As soon as the green flag dropped, guys were running into each other, turning around and driving the wrong way, etc. It was ridiculous. I only tried that one time, and immediately went back to my season mode. That being said, I have had some real fun in season mode. I've been running with the AI at +2%, and I've qualified for both races in mid pack. Ran 81 laps at Atlanta and loved every second of it. I also run at gas/tire wear at +3%, so in an 81 lap race I had to stop 3 times for fuel and came up one 1/4 lap short and ran out of gas. Was running 7th and coasted to a 12th place finish. I wasn't even mad. It was that good. And, there were 3 cautions during the race all caused by the AI. This game has SO much potential. Hopefully they will continue to support it going forward. I really have been waiting all generation of this console to get some NASCAR racing going, and I'd like for it to continue with solid support. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

I remember doing that as a kid when I just wanted to mess around by myself but don't do it anymore and certainly wouldn't do that online. Gotta be frustrating. That's why I never play online anymore.

[dodger1010]

I play project cars f1 dirt rally and when put this game in holy buzz kill the motor sounds like crap.With all the problems this game has what do you think are patchable?

[Turbojugend]

Quote: Originally Posted by dodger1010

With all the problems this game has what do you think are patchable?

It's hard to say, it probably depends on the dev team and the resources they have allocated to post-release support. We could get a couple of small patches addressing the most critical bugs and glitches, or we could get all-new modes and features.

As I said in another thread, my hope is that NASCAR Heat Evolution is something like UFC or Rory McIlroy, not an annual release but one that is constantly improved and updated throughout the game's shelf cycle. The fact that it doesn't have a year attached to the title gives me hope for this, not to mention DMi just released new paint schemes for a two-year-old game (NASCAR 15).

[jway44]

Quote: Originally Posted by Turbojugend

It's hard to say, it probably depends on the dev team and the resources they have allocated to post-release support. We could get a couple of small patches addressing the most critical bugs and glitches, or we could get all-new modes and features. As I said in another thread, my hope is that NASCAR Heat Evolution is something like UFC or Rory McIlroy, not an annual release but one that is constantly improved and updated throughout the game's shelf cycle. The fact that it doesn't have a year attached to the title gives me hope for this, not to mention DMi just released new paint schemes for a two-year-old game (NASCAR 15).

I agree 100%.

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[SECElit3]

Looks like a patch just dropped 5GB on PS4 1.02


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[Turbojugend]

Quote: Originally Posted by SECElit3

Looks like a patch just dropped 5GB on PS4 1.02

Wow, 5gb?!? The entire game is only around 8gb.

Can someone please provide patch notes if they get it downloaded? I'm at work and won't be able to check for awhile.

EDIT: Nm, answered in the other thread.

[bravesfan1984]

Patch notes:


https://nascarheat1.desk.com/custome...ch-2---9-16-16

[Turbojugend]

That is an impressive first patch. I'm starting to have faith in this dev team and this game.