
Rigs Mechanized Combat League has been out for a month, and we’re delighted with the response from players. Your words of praise, excitement, and encouragement have been absolutely wonderful. In turn, we have some wonderful news for you!
At Guerrilla Cambridge we try to listen to all player feedback, whether it’s compliments or criticism. We’ve received a lot of love and several helpful suggestions from the community over the last few weeks, and we’ve been busy investigating ways to enhance your Rigs Mechanized Combat League experience further in our ongoing post-launch support.
Post-launch support is an important part of our Rigs Mechanized Combat League plan, and we’re excited to announce that in December we’ll be releasing our first free update! Packed with a bevy of improvements and new content, including…
New APX Rigs
Faster and more agile than the standard chassis types, APX Rigs will have a lower armor rating to ensure that they don’t have an unfair advantage over the standard models. We anticipate that the APX Rigs will quickly become fan favorites for seasoned players.
New Zurich Arena
Introducing the first European arena on the global Rigs circuit! This Arena is an extension of the Rigs HQ Complex, and offers a balanced layout with a clear overview for the Tempest class and plenty of tunnels for the Hunter class. Skillful use of shields will prove essential when trying to reach the goal during a PowerSlam match. Zurich will make a first appearance at PlayStation Experience this year, for those of you who will be attending the show will have a chance to be one of the first to play in this Arena.
New Weekly Trials Series
Every week we’ll be presenting players with a series of trials to compete in. Successful completion is rewarded with in-game credits, fame, and exclusive customization items.
Customization Store & Items
Players will be able to use earned in-game credits to purchase brand-new customization items and victory celebrations for their Rigs pilot at the Customization Store.
We’ll have more information on the finer details of the December update for you soon. In the meantime, keep playing, streaming, and talking about Rigs Mechanized Combat League, and be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook to stay in the loop on Rigs special events such as “Beat the Dev.”
Game on, pilots!
I got a psvr for this game, but unfortunately, I can’t play without motion sickness. Picked up a ps4pro in hopes the frame rate would increase and help. So far it hasn’t helped. I hope the next update addresses the issues. I really can’t wait to spend time on this title.
Hi there, did you manage to complete the tutorial and play a couple of games?
What really helped for me personally is using head turn and playing around with a the sensitivity settings, making it a bit more responsive and I also adjusted the brightness of the headset by half.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Jeroen
It’s an unfortunate effect of VR that for some titles its almost impossible to not get affected for people. I would suggest trying ALL the options within RIGS to adjust for your comfort. It may be a combination of options that provide for a better experience. I believe the consensus is that you need to train your brain to get used to it, people call it getting your VR legs (akin to how getting over sea sickness is “getting your sea legs”), also I’ve read that that chewing on Ginger flavored gummies help a lot.
Hey mrdevilstoyou,
For me what helps is turning OFF the Visor Mask in the comfort settings, which they have on by default and don’t specifically call out in the tutorial or settings.
What it does is mask your field of view dynamically when you turn, but the problem with this is that it decreases your field of view too much, limiting your vision, and gives you the feeling of looking through a porthole.
Turning it OFF, renders to the whole PSVR FOV, and allows your eyes to see more, which for me makes it easier for them to adjust to all the different things happening. Give it a try and see for yourself if you haven’t.
Some people just cant handle vr at first while others are totally fine, just like some people get sea/motion sickness. If you give it time your body will adapt
Hey Jeroen, I know it’s gonna sound stupid, but you should try to buy anti-nausea pressure bracelets for motion sickness. They work great for 70% of people. At 10$ it’s not a big gamble. Hope this helps. ;-)
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RIGS made me sick at first too. I had to turn on Stick turning, increase the sensitivity to max, and turn off the visor mask.
Also, sitting in a swivel chair and slightly turning my body (swiveling in the chair) as I turn left or right with the stick, helps a lot too.
Love this game and happy to know we’ll be seeing continued support and content updates. One thing I was hoping to see was the ability to change my sponsorship or character customizations while in-between online matches. That way I wouldn’t have to back out to the single player menu every time I finish a sponsorship. This takes me out of the action and is especially annoying if I like the current players I’m matched up with. Maybe in a future update? Other than that, keep up the good work Guerrilla Cambridge!