Reiza - Some info about the Release

Heitor Facuri Cicoti · Mar 31, 2020

The Release build is still uploading. Steam automatic schedule may release it anyway with an slightly outdated build, unless Steam staff gets our request to push the schedule for 1h.

Either way, the game will be available and up-to-date In 1 or 2 hours max - we will hold official announcements until that build kicks in.

Heitor Facuri Cicoti · Apr 1, 2020

Have fun, guys!

Heitor Facuri Cicoti · Apr 1, 2020

Season Pass is available as well.

dreamer al · Apr 1, 2020

Early days I know. I have XBox one Controller, but I also have AMS(1). To date the driving/handling is a long way off the wonderful AMS experience. Sad to say it is more like PC2 at the moment; skidding on ice. Having said that, I feel confident Reiza will improve this.

All in all, its looking great. Love the selection of tracks and vehicles. Really looking forward to GT3/4 vehicles to make it "the race sim" (for me).

Edit: I had problems with PC2 controls and had to adjust them to best as I could. I have now used the same configuration in AMS2 and am happy to report - much improved handling (almost AMS standard) - wooohooo!!!

SwaggerJacker · Apr 1, 2020

Martin Vindis said:
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Now that is hilarious!!! Well done!

RedBarchetta · Apr 1, 2020

dreamer al said:
Early days I know. I have XBox one Controller, but I also have AMS(1). To date the driving/handling is a long way off the wonderful AMS experience. Sad to say it is more like PC2 at the moment; skidding on ice. Having said that, I feel confident Reiza will improve this.

All in all, its looking great. Love the selection of tracks and vehicles. Really looking forward to GT3/4 vehicles to make it "the race sim" (for me).

Use a wheel and you will find the handling is excellent. XBox One controller??

Deleted member 197115 · Apr 1, 2020

RedBarchetta said:
Use a wheel and you will find the handling is excellent. XBox One controller??

What is the secret formula, can't make it feel right on SC2, feedback is jolty.

dreamer al · Apr 1, 2020

RedBarchetta said:
Use a wheel and you will find the handling is excellent. XBox One controller??

If you had actually read my comment, you would have seen i also have the original AMS (which I drive with XBox one controller) and it is excellent. So perhaps you should just get over the Gamepad verses Wheel. It's just childish.

taylajee · Apr 1, 2020

Andrew_WOT said:
What is the secret formula, can't make it feel right on SC2, feedback is jolty.

I suggest you add some LFB, I know... i know.... (it's not for DD wheels...), but here, for now at least, you need to add LFB even for DD wheel as it's not exactly like it used to be in AMS ( or similar stuff in other sims), and reduce the gain. Try to balance gain and LFB in game. This resulted after a recent update to FFB in the BETA. Try and see.

RedBarchetta · Apr 1, 2020

dreamer al said:
If you had actually read my comment, you would have seen i also have the original AMS (which I drive with XBox one controller) and it is excellent. So perhaps you should just get over the Gamepad verses Wheel. It's just childish.

Don't critique a racing sim's handling when using a gamepad, it's idiotic. And childish.

dreamer al · Apr 1, 2020

RedBarchetta said:
Don't critique a racing sim's handling when using a gamepad, it's idiotic. And childish.

Childish, is your response. Read my original comments. AMS (1) is perfect for my gamepad. Get over it!!!

loreb75 · Apr 1, 2020

Can I have tracklist on EA, please?

Esa Ahonen · Apr 1, 2020

Just tried it out and I'm sorry to say this but I'm pretty disappointed. On G25 the FFB has weird rubberbandy feeling. No matter what values I put to Gain/LFB. It's like the steering axle is made of rubber and car is not receiving all the input from the wheel.

It's hard to judge physic precisely as the steering doesn't feel firmly connected but some cars have the same too understeery/floaty nature as PC2. It's also PC2'ish in the way that some cars seem to have better physics than others.

One thing is that I can't feel understeer in FFB at all. Most of the time you notice understeer only by sound. It's also not very easy to catch slides as the basic feeling of the wheel is so sluggish.

Well, it's still early access so I really hope they will improve the FFB and get the physics to same level on every car.

At this point I'm very glad I didn't go for the early backing which I considered.

Edit: I got rid of the rubberband effect after changing FFB-settings to 50/50/50. Some of the other issues mentioned still exist.

mesfigas · Apr 1, 2020

Congratulations Reiza for another Gem !!!!!

CreamyCornCob · Apr 1, 2020

Wheel setup perfect, default FFB settings, the physics and FFB are excellent. Now to tune the ffb.
I'm going to have to try real damn hard to not compare AC with shaders, SOL - all the optimized candy to AMS2.

This part by itself its a major eye opener. I know its early and know AC's been massaged with velvet gloves for years, just have to ignore it for now.

The cars in AMS2 feel alive, extremely reactive and dynamic on the other hand. Lets fast forward a year with AMS2 please

mister dog · Apr 1, 2020

It would be useful if those complaining about the FFB would post screenies of their FFB settings. I reckon everyone also bothered to calibrate both wheels and pedals in the AMS2 options too right?

This game feels and handles totally different than PC2 and I can know since I have 688 hours on it

Miguel Batista · Apr 1, 2020

Esa Ahonen said:
Just tried it out and I'm sorry to say this but I'm pretty disappointed. On G25 the FFB has weird rubberbandy feeling. No matter what values I put to Gain/LFB. It's like the steering axle is made of rubber and car is not receiving all the input from the wheel.

It's hard to judge physic precisely as the steering doesn't feel firmly connected but some cars have the same too understeery/floaty nature as PC2. It's also PC2'ish in the way that some cars seem to have better physics than others.

One thing is that I can't feel understeer in FFB at all. Most of the time you notice understeer only by sound. It's also not very easy to catch slides as the basic feeling of the wheel is so sluggish.

Well, it's still early access so I really hope they will improve the FFB and get the physics to same level on every car.

At this point I'm very glad I didn't go for the early backing which I considered.

Sounds to me like you are saturating ffb. What are your in game settings? I would start with 50/50/50 and work from there. You probs need to lower gain and FX and increase LFB.

CreamyCornCob · Apr 1, 2020

Miguel Batista said:
Sounds to me like you are saturating ffb. What are your in game settings? I would start with 50/50/50 and work from there. You probs need to lower gain and FX and increase LFB.

Also, if your FFB settings arent set up right in the Logitech ffb software in the beginning, its gonna be worse.

wein · Apr 1, 2020

In the end, were you able to try it after work? I'm going to do it now, let's see ...

Esa Ahonen · Apr 1, 2020

Miguel Batista said:
Sounds to me like you are saturating ffb. What are your in game settings? I would start with 50/50/50 and work from there. You probs need to lower gain and FX and increase LFB.

Thanks. I don't think I tried that combination. Will try it later. The FFB didn't feel that strong so I didn't think it was anywhere near clipping.

CreamyCornCob said:
Also, if your FFB settings arent set up right in the Logitech ffb software in the beginning, its gonna be worse.

My settings attached. What should I change?

Miguel Batista · Apr 1, 2020

Esa Ahonen said:
Thanks. I don't think I tried that combination. Will try it later. The FFB didn't feel that strong so I didn't think it was anywhere near clipping.

My settings attached. What should I change?

Move centering spring to 0.

I would also suggest damper and spring to 0 as I prefer them like that to start with. Whenever I need to tune a logitech wheel I always end up increasing dampening a bit as it makes the wheel smoother.