This games handling/coding works as it was intended to work. Originally posted by Xandeta:What do you mean more damage? You mean it was already broken?īut I remember you saying "if it ain't broke don't fix it". It's difficult to say whether the team were trying to recreate the feeling of controlling a car using arrow keys and a space bar, but all of the cars are borderline uncontrollable. TrueAchievements: "the car handling is the worst that I've encountered in a very long time. When you're racing around tarmac tracks in a city, you can make do, but the locations with more geometry to negotiate (perhaps as you try to hunt down selected peds before the opposition) expose the handling like a streaker at a funeral."
It's not a fun handling model and it absolutely doesn't work in a game that is partially about arena car combat. They are heavy and laborious in their movements, forcing you to make heavy use of the handbrake. Cars, in Carmageddon: Max Damage, don't turn like you want them to. VideoGamer: "Yet it's had to be overly bothered as the handling and its effect on the gameplay is atrocious. XBox Achievements: "dodgy handling" / "given how frustrating the handling model can be, Max Damage will stretch your patience somewhat" / "Had Stainless Games spent some additional time tightening up the handling, Carmageddon: Max Damage could have been so much more than just a shoddy and rather throwaway novelty." / " the handling overall isn't great, feeling a bit loose at times, making for a largely ungratifying driving experience." Your default car has really, really bad handling that has no place in a game released in 2016"
LGR: "of course 60 fps would be preferable but fortunately this is a game that can stand to run a little slower since the cars feel so heavy."Ĭritical Gamer: "The main fault with the game, the one that does the most damage to the experience, is the handling. IGN: "I wish their floaty handling were tighter." ACG: "the game is absolutely rife with problems: first, the game controls like the cars are sticks of butter, cars can lose traction at less than 50 miles an hour on pavement"
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