Reiza Studios has released the first batch of information on updates that Automobilista 2 players can expect in the month of November.
The November roadmap for Automobilista 2 is so large that Reiza Studios has opted to reveal it in two parts. The first part was published as a Steam article. Here are the highlights:
Players can expect two new Volkswagen cars – We published an article recently about the addition of two Volkswagen cars as part of the VW TSI Cup E-Sports series. More information is now available. The cars will be utilized in a similar manner to the Acelerados show in Brazil, which features presenter Rubens Barrichello or other pro drivers chucking cars around Velo Città in a manner similar to Top Gear.
Improved differential model – Reiza has made great strides in the development of the driving physics in AMS2 since release. They were challenged with trying to recreate what they achieved in AMS1 using the Madness Engine. One aspect of the physics Reiza has been focused on lately is the differential modeling. The next major build will incorporate these improvements.
AI improvements and modding – The huge number of tracks and car classes on offer in Automobilista 2 has proven to be a challenge to Reiza in terms of building competent AI to race against in solo play. November will be improvements on this front, and even allow players to create their own. The initial roll out will be text edits, but this process should be polished in the future.
Racin’ USA part 2 and laser-scanned Azure – Content is always a primary focus of updates, and Reiza has offered up some big news on that front. Classic Indycar is coming, along with new US tracks. The picture shared by Reiza appears to show a late 90’s CART car. Azure (Monaco) will be overhauled using laser scan data, replacing the version inherited from Project CARS 2.
Click this link to read the part 1 of the November Automobilista 2 roadmap from Reiza. We will share more information on the November update once part 2 of the roadmap is revealed. Let us know in the comments below what you’re interested in trying out from this busy development month.
The November roadmap for Automobilista 2 is so large that Reiza Studios has opted to reveal it in two parts. The first part was published as a Steam article. Here are the highlights:
Players can expect two new Volkswagen cars – We published an article recently about the addition of two Volkswagen cars as part of the VW TSI Cup E-Sports series. More information is now available. The cars will be utilized in a similar manner to the Acelerados show in Brazil, which features presenter Rubens Barrichello or other pro drivers chucking cars around Velo Città in a manner similar to Top Gear.
Improved differential model – Reiza has made great strides in the development of the driving physics in AMS2 since release. They were challenged with trying to recreate what they achieved in AMS1 using the Madness Engine. One aspect of the physics Reiza has been focused on lately is the differential modeling. The next major build will incorporate these improvements.
AI improvements and modding – The huge number of tracks and car classes on offer in Automobilista 2 has proven to be a challenge to Reiza in terms of building competent AI to race against in solo play. November will be improvements on this front, and even allow players to create their own. The initial roll out will be text edits, but this process should be polished in the future.
Racin’ USA part 2 and laser-scanned Azure – Content is always a primary focus of updates, and Reiza has offered up some big news on that front. Classic Indycar is coming, along with new US tracks. The picture shared by Reiza appears to show a late 90’s CART car. Azure (Monaco) will be overhauled using laser scan data, replacing the version inherited from Project CARS 2.
Click this link to read the part 1 of the November Automobilista 2 roadmap from Reiza. We will share more information on the November update once part 2 of the roadmap is revealed. Let us know in the comments below what you’re interested in trying out from this busy development month.
