The Crew Motorfest vs Real Life Cars Engine SOUNDS Direct Comparison! 🔊 *PART 1* 

To bad physics, graphics/lighting isn’t

ehhh, not that far ahead, they have better compared to the old forza cars but the new to forza cars are just better than MF

@@CHARLIE.S1Kphysics on an arcade game, how funny

@@Kkkk-ll3edwhen you have such highly detailed cars and sound, physics and handling model has to match. Might as well play a mobile game at that point

@@ZayFlxxbro is pressed over an arcade game being arcade. Should every game be an exact copy of forza now with simcade or full sim physics?

@@betodo9984 Selen is a racing dragon after all 😆

But no flames 😢

Jajajaja

@@I2SIDESIits realistic

​@@I2SIDESIcuz games overuse it it usually doesn't have flames

Jesko sound is a bit overrated in general. The cross plane V8 Koenigseggs like Agera and CCX sound much better imo. (This comes from an NA flat plane sound fan)

@@jortepap Hard disagree. For me the Jesko reminds me of a Ferrari 308 or a 360, a real classic high revving V8 sound. Much better than the muscular monotone grumble of the cross planes.

I think the reason why is because static revs on the Jesko sound different than when the transmission is being engaged maybe.

@@F1ll1nTh3Blanks meh NA flatplane sound waaay better. Same with Ferrari F40.. loud but just not as clean and linear sound as I like. That's why I love NA.

@@jortepapGo hear 3 in person then comeback to this

Forza has struggled with good car sounds for a while now. Saying this as a fan of Forza since Motorsport 2, and to this day I still firmly believe Forza Motorsport 4 is the best Forza game ever made.

​@@iraqifoodcart8447waiting for Forza Motorsport 8 maybe now IT will sound better

And here im sitting thinking: man they really missed out on that jesko sound! In what world was that close? It was the one car that sounded furthers apart from the live ones. ??? Bot?

@@iraqifoodcart8447nah, forza’s lambo v12 is still more accurate imo

You’re kidding the revuelto sounds nothing like the real thing

also make them more screamy then itll easily top forza

F40 real one sound like oooo game zeee

No it sounds good

did you just say 812 sounds more like a v8 💀 it sounds nothing like a v8

It does ngl. But Tbh it’s still probably the best 812 sf sound a game had made

it sounds good for sure. The whole sound design team made really good interpretations.@@joshua3027

Same with the 812 it does need pitching

In real life they don’t redline the revuelto and it revs to 9.5k rpm

@@playz_t didn't know that, interesting, road regulations right?

​@@aliabusamrah3266well, if you want to try to redline a Revuelto while driving, you gonna be breaking a few traffic laws and potebtially driving dangerously. Revving the car in neutral while stopped is the next best thing, but it doesn't quite convey how the engine will sound while it's accelerating UNDER LOAD, which is what really matters.

They used the straight piped sound.

The common straight pipe sound is CRAP. Just do a decat and you will keep that high pitched howl.

@@jortepap Indeed. What a shame that they used the straight piped sound.

It actually sounds more like a E60 M5’s V10 in the game. More throaty than high pitchy I would say, especially the mid range RPM.

After blackbox NFS games era we almost never see a Carrera gt with a "VOOOOO" V10 engine anymore

Who are you talking about, the game or the cars?

@@24799 the game obviously 😂

Yeah, I'd definitely wait for a sale first.

Same 😂

6 months from now

Of course they are not perfect, but they are so good still

Yes nfs 2012 totally nailed the carrera gt! 😊

​@@MaxRamos8pretty sure he meant 2005 mw

@@zyphurite nah that one wasn't as good with the sounds

​@@MaxRamos8then nfs HP 2010

yea they just need to add the screamy sound to it like forza

I don't like that one. It's not factory stock, it's bridgeported, the only racing game that actually nailed how a factory stock RX7 sounds, with an unmolested engine, is Gran Turismo.

That makes them unrealistic, cheap, discount, garbage, and completely ruins the realism. Motorfest is for retards.

I'm sure that they will add it later

Good for environment

There is flames just not a lot

Cars do in fact spit flames on The Crew Motorfest, just not often

That's good. Flames are annoying AF and make it look too arcady

Real life never will be so colorful 😉

It still is arcade but yeah, they do handle better than they did in The Crew 2.

Okay, this reply is fairly long, but I can tell you my honest impressions of The Crew Motorfest's handling(and other parts of the game. The key word here is 'honest'. I'm not going to pull punches here. But bear in mind that I really wanted to like this game... - the handling's improved...but not by much, and not by enough for it really make the cars enjoyable to drive. The sense in which it's improved is that the stopping distances are better and more realistic, the cars have a little more weight to them. It now feels a little more like driving line actually matters. At first; and I mean within the first ten-fifteen minutes, I was fairly impressed. But the longer I play the smaller the changes feel, and the more the changes feel like illusions. Cars still have that horrible habit(NFS Unbound does this too) of instantly slipping out of traction and turning sideways with no real warning. In the market leader in this genre - Forza Horizon - the cars lose grip *progressively.* It doesn't just happen straight away. But in TC, a car is either gripping the road with its tires or it isn't, there's barely any in-between. They are instantly sent sideways by kerbs, again because of the game's inability to simulate the gradual loss of traction. So, honest opinion on the game's handling so far is that it's still...awful. I don't know how to say it nicely, it just feels horrible to drive a car in this game. The cars still feel lacking in momentum and weight above all. Other people's feelings about how an arcadey racing game *should* feel may be different from mine, but I think a game like this should provide the player with a toy-town version of real world physics. A real physics engine, that's simulating things physically, but dumbed down for the player so they can do those things it's simulating fairly easily. Horizon does this - it uses real physics, but by softening the edges it lets even novices explore the consequences of real world car behaviour. What the Crew does by contrast is cut corners. So instead of simulating real physics and making it approachable for any gamer, it just designs certain driving mechanics in isolation and then forces them into the game. Eg. drifting. In Horizon, or in any arcade/simcade game with something like a real physics model(eg Project Cars 3, Driveclub, etc.), drifting is just what happens when the physics models a car losing grip. And when the player can manage the loss of grip, and balance it, that's drifting. The drifting is an emergent property of the physics model. But The Crew just bolts on this terrible drift-handling model, and then switches it on for some cars('drift edition' cars), and leaves it switched off for all the rest. So it feels completely unnatural, because the drifting was inserted by hand. This is the case with almost all car behaviour in the game. None of it feels like it has any real consistent connection to actual physics. (FYI, there's no real long, truly straight section of highway in the game. Although there's a long carriageway that passes the major city, it has quite a few kinks in it that stop it being truly straight. Not sure if that's an issue for you.) And to sum up the game as a whole, breaking it down into positives and negatives: POSITIVES - Looks a bit nicer than TC2. - I quite like the playlist system and the videos that introduce them, eg. learning about Rocket Bunny's founder and his deisgn principles, and about JDM culture. - And you can finally remap controls! Now I can have my Forza layout in the Crew. NEGATIVES: - Handling, still. I could leave it there because that's all that really matters in a game like this, but there are quite a few gross things that have irritated me on top of that, like... - The AI. Makes racing a joyless chore. - You can turn off nitro for yourself, to make things harder and more realistic. But the opponent cars still have it! Very weird choice. - A huge chunk of the cars in the showroom just say 'exclusive to The Crew 2'. This feels so grubby to me, to have cars 'available' in the showroom, that, well, aren't available unless you have the previous game. Also, I have TC2, but because I didn't know that cars could be imported to TC:M I got TC:M on a different console to the one that has TC2 on it. - The grind involved in getting enough money to buy cars is so nakedly aimed at forcing MTXes on the player. I've been playing for about four hours, and I've got 500k. That will buy me a quarter of a Ferrari. It's almost as bad in this respect as Gran Turismo, but at least that handles well. - The number of genuinely new, exciting cars is surprisingly low. The Bolide? The Revuelto? There are a few others but given that this proclaimed as a sequel to TC2 it's pretty paltry. There's a very noticeable element of 'cash grab' about the whole game, because you can tell it was just meant to be a DLC until one of the money eating lizard people at Ubisoft said 'let's make it a fully-fledged sequel and continue our goal of eradicating joy from the world'. - Personally, the one thing that made TC stand out for me was the sheer size of its maps. There's something appealing about a map that makes you feel like you can go on a genuine journey, a genuine roadtrip, when you set off for a distant point. So the scaling down of the map is a bit of a disappointment to me. Although it certainly allows the map to look better, and to have more attention paid to its visuals and character, the scale of TC was always the thing that intrigued me about the game even in spite of its mixed reviews. TL;DR? - to me this is flat out cash grab with very little in the way of new cars to justify its existence, and the major flaws from TC2 have all carried over. The cars still feel bad to drive and the racing is still awful. I would avoid it.

@@thesprawl2361 I actually really appreciate this, thank you for the in depth review! I really liked TC2 since the roads actually felt realistic compared to Forza where it feels like giant racetrack in my opinion. However, the cars handled so chaotic (for lack of a better word). I’m deciding between this and the new Forza Motorsport and I’m not trying to waste $70, so I’ll see how Motorsport is with reviews and such. Edit: I remember there was a super long highway in TC2 that started from a mountain that went past the salt flats and such. I guess I’ll have to look for videos myself before I speak on if that’s good or not in this new game.

@@AbandonedRavenI'm pretty sure on 14-17 theres a 5 hour free trial that you can play on the crew motorfest, but do look into so that way you can see what you want to buy 👍👍

@@AbandonedRaven You're welcome :) I'd definitely get Motorsport btw. TCM is a disappointing game, while FM is a lot more serious in terms of handling but so so much deeper and long lasting.

Haven’t heard of Driveclub since 2014

Facts Driveclub remains undefeated

i love the sounds but you are right, they should be way louder, most cars are just not loud enough, if you turn up the ingame music its even louder then most cars, the first thing i do when i start a racing game is turn off the music completely or set it to like 10-30% just to hear the cars.

@@sleeplessguardian i think they do that due to balancing other sound aspect, but i agree they should make an option in settings for those who priority the car sound (not the volume of the engine) but the option that can make the engine way more raw,louder or close to RL

@@wtfdarus exactly

How about you go make a game and show them how it's done?

@@justsomeguy4260 people complaining about something in a game it means they really care about it and want "it" to be better

www.youtube.com/@nickcarvideos/videos - I already have one, but I haven't uploaded a video in a while 😅

@@NM2255 cool still!

More than half the cars shown in this video aren't in NFS, it's not really comparable. There is a video where they compared TCM, FH5 and NFSU, and in that video all 3 games were compared on their sound quality of course with the same cars. NFSU actually had the overall better sounds on most of the cars.

@@raionshishi8290 I see what you’re saying but had those cars been in the new nfs, I don’t think the sounds would’ve been ok at best.

@@idriveastationwagon1534 You never know, we have seen their sound quality has been consistently good, sometimes not so good, but sometimes even the best overall.

@@raionshishi8290 I’m probably biased tho in my comment cause I been playing nfs for nearly 20 years 😂.

@@idriveastationwagon1534 I mean, I would like to see the devs do a better job on the game honestly, they have been lacking, I have so many ideas and recommendations and ways they could make the game based on them.

No joke ye

No shit 🤡

Genius of the year 😂

Testing might have concluded that it becomes straining to listen to in the long run. Only explanation I can come up with.

Bro calm down☠️ the crew motorfests graphics are not that good as forzas graphics, but the graphics are good... and the sounds are way better than the sounds from fh5. I play motorfest on ps4 and i love this game

Probably. The crew 1 looked like a Ps3 game

@@Error-_-404_ no it's better. Looks like a PS4 game. Npc cars maybe not designed properly but the environment and graphics still looks good

You absolutely can change the camera out of 1st person, there is a option setting that locks the camera in first person, since it's off by default, you turned it on without knowing. Did you at least tried to play with the options for like 5 minutes? I'm assuming you aren't trolling.

@@pedinhuh16 wooooooooosh

Yeah youre right... im a big fan of motorfest but thats fr a shame.. ive heard that its because of the engine from the game. Its a engine from 2007 man☠️