Update Speculation thread

Oh ok

I'm bored so I'll go try and find it

This looks to be it, video is unavailable though https://www.beamng.com/threads/update-speculation-thread.20246/page-1649#post-1361797

 

Ah that would explain why i couldnt find it anymore haha
Its a shame the original link isnt in here either otherwise i could check some archives for it

 

Yeah it sucks, it could still be available somewhere, but it would be very hard to find.

Do you have any recollection of what the title was?

 

It would appear the forum page the video was posted on got archived in 2022 which is excellent haha
Sadly the video was not apart of that same archive but the name was in there

Mitchell Sahl of BeamNG : "Building & Designing Open World Levels"

As such i was also able to extract a direct video link from the webpage which just goes to the same deleted page of youtube
Looking into it further it seems the entire youtube channel was taken down at some point which is why the video is gone
So atleast its not something like beam devs themselves forcing them to take it down

 

Check if the link is on The Wayback Machine

 

Unfortunately wayback machine on both timestamps get stuck into a youtube cookie popup with no way to get out of it
I even tried deleting the popup but the website remains unresponsive so im unable to download the video using that method and even wayback says the video has not been archived
This is the link if you want to look into it more yourself

youtu.be/uGmiYWQ8Uhw

Removed the https to prevent it from embedding but you can easily add it back

 

Damn, that sucks I'll look into it myself

 

The pessima MK2 , Wendover and the H Series will be refreshed in the 0.37 update . Hear me out ;

They are adding smooth lights to all vehicles even to the simplified traffic BUT they don't add it to those vehicles . The only explanation is they are planning on refreshing them THEN adding the smooth lights on them ( saves them some work and time ) .

Those cars didn't receive a lot of love or update recently too so that could make sense . A newer H Series is something that could make sense too . They are not up to the devs standards anymore !

 

they were remastered 3 years ago and the wendover is too new for a remaster

 

I think we might get a new vehicle (unless it was the new MD configs) and some physics update. AI told me so.

 

...wut?

 

AI says lots of things

 

Yes, but it was my judgment that made me post it. We'll see

 

To be honest, it'll prob need one in a year or two.

 

yes, but the thing is they remade the pessima exactly the way it was ( no wagon, no coupe, etc ) . Also they added the smooth lightning to the traffic pessimas but not to the playable one, exactly what they did with the sunburst right before they remastered it ( they applied the upgraded model to the traffic Sunbursts then they released the remaster )

I wont say no to a totally new car tho, something modern with a very interactive interior would be nice. Time for the devs to step up how their vehicles interiors are interactive, especially with how the best mods are now ( interactive screens, interior dome light, functional windows, ambient lightning , etc ) so its not like its impossible ! Seems like some modders are beating the devs at their own game ( and i dont say that the devs are lazy or something its just that i feel like they could improve on some things ! )

 

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X.X

 

Who knows, maybe they'd do a second run on the new Pessima when they get around to remastering the old Pessima. Leave the new Pessima's sedan configs alone (except fixes for the lights, as mentioned), but add some new bodystyle, perhaps to match one they'd add to the old Pessima.

 

How awesome that would map be... It's surprising they can't make maps bigger without impacting the performances, you'd think a static map with mostly instanced assets and clever distance culling wouldn't be too hard on modern PCs