Most notably, Ken Roczen is not in the game. The most recent supercross game, Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3, is based on the 2019 season and doesn’t include every rider. Where this falls short with supercross is licensing. It’s the exact same model that Major League Baseball is following with getting athletes to play each other in MLB The Show 20 during this downtime-amongst other sports.
While it’s not a simulator, it does create a very simple way for everyone who wants to play as themselves for fun. In MotoGP, the game is officially licensed through Dorna and includes all MotoGP class riders in the game. It’s a series that has run for years and the purse is even $300,000 for the full championship, and that is usually won by someone with limited or no real racing experience. A lot of Cup Series drivers even support teams and drivers that race in the game competitively. NASCAR already had ties with iRacing, which puts on a true professional iRacing eNASCAR championship every week alongside the real racing. That answer is complicated, but perhaps the easiest answer is lack of uniformity. So, why are we not seeing such competitions in our industry? Whether it’s the stars of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup series competing in the eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational or the MotoGP World Championship paddock squaring off in the #StayatHomeGP last week, virtual racing is virtually everywhere right now. Yeah, it's too bumpy, but it was still pretty smooth so it was at least ridable :pĪbout the terrain and ugliness, I was going to add some trees but didn't get the to work, I've explained the problem in the track editing section.If you’re a racing fan who follows more than just motocross and supercross, perhaps you’ve seen the way other major racing series have began to push virtual racing during this real racing hiatus due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Regarding the size, I realized that pretty soon but didn't bother to change it, going to kick up the size for the next one. If you look up San Pasqual, Sonora, or Springburg by Voutare I think you can get a pretty good idea of what a simple, short, and fun track is at its best. Also need to work on the track path, all the holes and bumps that are in the berms because you didn't smooth out the corner before hand or painted it weird can make the bike unsettled and isn't a good thing for a "begginer track".
I think you used too small of a map and you are to close to the edges of the map and it just looks ugly. This is a pretty good idea, I've had the idea to make stock-track-esque but have awful follow through these days. I was more so making a laugh at the thought of checkerz making anything more than the terrain, because he doesn't. Pumaxcs wrote:I by no means want you to think that was me telling you angrily to "get it together".
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