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After weeks of waiting for the MB's opening for Ring Racers addons...and a few of those weeks being dedicated to multiplayer testing with skilled players to fix glaring issues with the track or balance [trust me, there were a handful of those I had to patch from here to there], my first fully original track for Ring Racers, and probably one of the first to be finished, Grit Mountain is finally here!
If you had watched my weeks-old video of this back when it was initially finished, know that it has been revised in a few things since then, such as remaking the uphills with new geometry, adding two booster panels to help the climb upwards, reducing the ring amount in some areas, expanding that initially narrow road before the uphills, so on, so forth.
CREDITS:
I have a more detailed list of people to thank for this release on my PC, but until then, I'll go with the names I can remember.
Namely, Goldencreme for hosting test sessions of this [and Grit Mountain] at The Honey Pot along with its players [such as UnBigO, kelly, bepis, Mr. Logan and others I'll make sure to name when I have the full receipt at hand] for giving me feedback on adjusting this map's item box placements and patching stuff.
Shoutouts to Mayo for being the first human being to test this map to give feedback of before I had got the THP test sessions rolling. Shoutouts to Ashnal for giving me feedback on the uphill slopes- being the reason why I ended up remaking those from the initial previews AND adding the sneaker panels in the first place.
And finally, big thanks to haya_ for being on the trenches days before the official High-Voltage Ring config was out, making an unofficial config for UZB which is what I used to virtually create the entire track- HVR dropping right when I was on the part of needing to add waypoints and later on tweaking stuff from feedback.
If you had watched my weeks-old video of this back when it was initially finished, know that it has been revised in a few things since then, such as remaking the uphills with new geometry, adding two booster panels to help the climb upwards, reducing the ring amount in some areas, expanding that initially narrow road before the uphills, so on, so forth.
- The track in encore mode doesn't have a new palette yet. I hadn't figured out how to replace the texture's palette before my PSU went toast a few days before submitting this- said PSU doesn't arrive until Tuesday so...I guess it will take until then and some help from another player to get this fixed.
- No ghosts added yet due to that aforementioned PSU issue- the track has been tested a few times in multiplayer so I hadn't got around to making those knowing that some adjustments had to be done until I could do that. So that will likely be left for the next update of this.
CREDITS:
I have a more detailed list of people to thank for this release on my PC, but until then, I'll go with the names I can remember.
Namely, Goldencreme for hosting test sessions of this [and Grit Mountain] at The Honey Pot along with its players [such as UnBigO, kelly, bepis, Mr. Logan and others I'll make sure to name when I have the full receipt at hand] for giving me feedback on adjusting this map's item box placements and patching stuff.
Shoutouts to Mayo for being the first human being to test this map to give feedback of before I had got the THP test sessions rolling. Shoutouts to Ashnal for giving me feedback on the uphill slopes- being the reason why I ended up remaking those from the initial previews AND adding the sneaker panels in the first place.
And finally, big thanks to haya_ for being on the trenches days before the official High-Voltage Ring config was out, making an unofficial config for UZB which is what I used to virtually create the entire track- HVR dropping right when I was on the part of needing to add waypoints and later on tweaking stuff from feedback.
