Shine_Spirit
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Yeah, I would say the same. This is the only noticeable difference... And not, this is also not enought for me.
Does the Success Of Ride 2 Warrant Ride 3 release?
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Yeah, I would say the same. This is the only noticeable difference... And not, this is also not enought for me.
Yes, I think the same way.
If this were done and in a more impressive way, it would surely get thousands of new fans / players.
In GTA when you use a bike you also get thrown off of it when you hit a tree or a wall, so I would also prefer to use a car rather than a bike in video games.
I also prefer to use a car rather than a bike when I play becuase it's more exciting. To be honest, I can't even compare.
These are other reasons why I prefer cars to bicycles. I hate the fact that bikes are such "fragile" objects.
Is that true?
I mean, don't get me wrong... But there's nothing wrong with that, but it's something so easy to do.
Oh, now I got! But why don't you at least have the curiosity to know how to ride a bicycle? It's a very fun activity.
If and when they do make a sequel to Ride 2, I do think that we are going to see a massive improvement on the game as a whole. The difference between Ride 1 and Ride 2 was huge, and I think Ride 2 took a lot of people by surprise as they thought we was just going to see a remake of the first game. Ride 2 may have a had limited success, but it's more than what I think the developers expected and on that basis alone I can see them continuing the franchise for at least one more game.
Given the success of their previous approach to the franchise, I would think a new medium would be the focus of any future Ride games with legacy engine mechanics tacked on as a value-added proposition. Ride 3 could potentially focus on any number of racing themes. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing them take on water racing. That's probably a bit beyond the pale for Ride 3, but I'm a fan of pushing the envelope.
Yeah, I would say the same. This is the only noticeable difference... And not, this is also not enought for me.
Perhaps, if there were more aerodynamics and more physics applied it will be much more interesting.
Shine_Spirit
Active Member
Yes, I think the same way.
If this were done and in a more impressive way, it would surely get thousands of new fans / players.I like to play racing games having to use bikes, but they never get better than cars because the cars offer more thrills.
Everything with a car becomes more exciting.
In GTA when you use a bike you also get thrown off of it when you hit a tree or a wall, so I would also prefer to use a car rather than a bike in video games.
Shine_Spirit
Active Member
I also prefer to use a car rather than a bike when I play becuase it's more exciting. To be honest, I can't even compare.
Bikes are quite boring and you easily fall which is annoying over time.
Shine_Spirit
Active Member
These are other reasons why I prefer cars to bicycles. I hate the fact that bikes are such "fragile" objects.
Shine_Spirit
Active Member
Is that true?
I mean, don't get me wrong... But there's nothing wrong with that, but it's something so easy to do.
@Shine_Spirit, Yes it's true, I don't know how to ride a bike since I never got to own one. My bro does have a bike then and now, so he knows how to ride it. I also am not interested in learning how to ride one, haha!
I have rode a bike once in my lifetime and i drove into a wall, never touched one again.
Shine_Spirit
Active Member
Oh, now I got! But why don't you at least have the curiosity to know how to ride a bicycle? It's a very fun activity.
overcast
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Game developers go for the sequel only if the production costs is recovered from the profit. I am guessing the cost is yet to be recovered. And for this reason the sequel may take time. Though game is successful from what we are speculating. It needs to be seen from their profit and balance ratio, if they get that part they will surely announce the sequel.
If and when they do make a sequel to Ride 2, I do think that we are going to see a massive improvement on the game as a whole. The difference between Ride 1 and Ride 2 was huge, and I think Ride 2 took a lot of people by surprise as they thought we was just going to see a remake of the first game. Ride 2 may have a had limited success, but it's more than what I think the developers expected and on that basis alone I can see them continuing the franchise for at least one more game.
Itsame
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Given the success of their previous approach to the franchise, I would think a new medium would be the focus of any future Ride games with legacy engine mechanics tacked on as a value-added proposition. Ride 3 could potentially focus on any number of racing themes. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing them take on water racing. That's probably a bit beyond the pale for Ride 3, but I'm a fan of pushing the envelope.
I do understand what your saying @Itsame but at the same time I'm not sure that fans of Ride and Ride2 would welcome that big of a change.
Many (if not most) of the players of these games only play them because they involve motorbikes, and they enjoy that change from the norm. If they do expand Ride3, then they'll at least have to leave the motorbikes in there to keep the fan base they've already built up.
Many (if not most) of the players of these games only play them because they involve motorbikes, and they enjoy that change from the norm. If they do expand Ride3, then they'll at least have to leave the motorbikes in there to keep the fan base they've already built up.