multiplayer had been shut off, and by default racing sessions are public and all modes outside story are into a session- so whenever you try, it crashes. Just turn off multiplayer sessions, or click the initial pop up message about cancelling and playing offline. Turning off wifi on Quest works too. Anyway, career and race creator are fully working in offline sessions. Btw, you're on Quest 3. Crank up that resolution, try 80Hz, should be pretty smooth. Reflections are not about mirrors, the game is already having a hard time just rendering to both eyes, let alone mirrors. The reflections are the metallic shine on cars and cockpit instruments - looks very dull otherwise. I love night races and rainy days. I turn off weather effects, very lame. GL is great, it was even better back at launch with multiplayer. Unfortunately brats demanding shiny PC graphics crapped so much on the game store that EA quickly abandoned it. There's nothing even remotely comparable for Quest, but Driven is a somewhat good arcade racer with slightly better graphics... just not anywhere close to the content, driving physics or geometry on screen...
multiplayer had been shut off, and by default racing sessions are public and all modes outside story are into a session- so whenever you try, it crashes. Just turn off multiplayer sessions, or click the initial pop up message about cancelling and playing offline. Turning off wifi on Quest works too. Anyway, career and race creator are fully working in offline sessions.
Btw, you're on Quest 3. Crank up that resolution, try 80Hz, should be pretty smooth. Reflections are not about mirrors, the game is already having a hard time just rendering to both eyes, let alone mirrors. The reflections are the metallic shine on cars and cockpit instruments - looks very dull otherwise.
I love night races and rainy days. I turn off weather effects, very lame.
GL is great, it was even better back at launch with multiplayer. Unfortunately brats demanding shiny PC graphics crapped so much on the game store that EA quickly abandoned it. There's nothing even remotely comparable for Quest, but Driven is a somewhat good arcade racer with slightly better graphics... just not anywhere close to the content, driving physics or geometry on screen...
Play it in offline mode when you start and all modes are available. I cannot get enough of this game. I've got 300 hours in it.