My personal view on Trials Evolution | Forums

[rlmergeuser]

Was the break and revers still on the same button?

[rlmergeuser]

Was the break and revers still on the same button?

yup

[BeatBoxingBob]

^kind of glad that's the same.

[pruppets]

Huh, never heard of Trails Revolution?

[QcChopper]

for the uphill thing take the first gamescom footage as an example (the rollercoaster track) at 39 seconds ingame u have this large uphill dirt. it could be my imagination, but something as steep as this i thought should require some leaning forward. theres no denying the bike doesnt flip over as easy as it used to in THD.


edit: im defenitly not trying to bash on evo, im lovin it. im just trying to say how i experienced trials evolution and jeah after a second look maybe the hill where in particul i noticed the uphill thing might been not as steep as it actually looks because of the camera. all im trying to say is that to me it felt a little easier/ more accesible to control.

A change in friction could easily explain this though, if the materials you are riding on are a bit more slippery than what you are used to, the bike would be less likely to flip. I will take Antti's word that nothing is changed regarding hillclimbing. If you say the slope is made of dirt it would make sense to me.

[katamariUK]

There is more grip on that slope in Roller Coaster as it is terrain. Placing objects on that same line to ride over (example- plywood), would give it less friction and thus less grip. However, that slope isn't particularly steep anyway.

[rlmergeuser]

There is more grip on that slope in Roller Coaster as it is terrain. Placing objects on that same line to ride over (example- plywood), would give it less friction and thus less grip. However, that slope isn't particularly steep anyway.

that explains it all!