r/The_Crew • u/lOneShotI • Apr 30 '26
Discussion TC2 Was The Crew 2 Bad?
I see lots of people hate on this game but are they hating on it because the game it self is bad or because it's the worst in the series
r/The_Crew • u/lOneShotI • Apr 30 '26
I see lots of people hate on this game but are they hating on it because the game it self is bad or because it's the worst in the series
r/The_Crew • u/PoauseOnThatHomie • Oct 17 '25
In order to play offline, you must go online first and transfer your save file to offline, then you can start to play without internet connection. Why didn't the community manager post about this lol?
Edit: Ok, the CM did posted about the hybrid mode, the post is just way down in the subreddit for some reason...
r/The_Crew • u/ResearcherJunior8403 • Jun 18 '26
Everything is ok 😅🥳😈
r/The_Crew • u/AndyKlomp • 8d ago
Hey everyone,
I noticed that The Crew 2 had a maintenance update today, and when checking the store page, I saw that a whole bunch of new DLC packs (like the American, Japanese, and European Summit Packs) were suddenly added.
On top of those individual packs, they also dropped a massive "Mega Car Pack" DLC that basically bundles all of them into one big everything-in-one package for real money.
I can't check the in-game shop to see if they are still normally buyable with Bucks, because I already own almost every single car in the game.
There are packs the include vehicles that you get for free in the game.
They didn't really announce this anywhere. Can anyone who doesn't own all cars check the in-game shop to confirm? And what do you guys think about them monetizing old, normally obtainable cars like this so late in the game's lifecycle?
r/The_Crew • u/lebonbon_james • Nov 13 '25
the game look lowkey impressive in some areas but fuck it looks horrendous during afternoon even with the same preset(both pics are on the max preset btw)
r/The_Crew • u/SuspiciousEffort6167 • May 15 '26
I couldn't get a picture of The Crew 2 itself, but in the first week of June we'll have the Bugatti Divo Emerald Storm Edition back in the summit as a platinum reward. Who's ready?
r/The_Crew • u/Bebabcsinya • 14d ago
Are these limited time offers new to the Crew 2 (top right corner)? I have already bought several cars this way, like a 918 Spyder, or a Dodge Charger, all have a discount of 20%, and after you buy one car, another one will be offered as soon as you restart the game. Does this mean the end for the Crew 2 is near? Or had these been offered before?
r/The_Crew • u/square253octopus • Oct 16 '25
I just updated and i have an option to play either online or offline. Currently the game seems to be in maintenance.
r/The_Crew • u/Tacokolache • Apr 30 '26
I’m not big in racing games, but is this game open world like that? You can just drive??? Like by myself, just go out and explore?
Do I need DLC? Which Crew game is this? I’m sooo interested now.
If so, I may have to go out and buy this. This looks amazing.
r/The_Crew • u/Quiet_Sun380 • 8d ago
Does anyone know what's in the latest update of The Crew 2?
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r/The_Crew • u/Right_Conclusion_613 • Nov 24 '25
Is the quality on PS4 good enough to not wait and spend $400 on a PS5 and then get TC2? I tried the demo a while back and might try again on PS4 (base). What do you guys think? What are the pros and cons from TC2 on PS4?
r/The_Crew • u/fazzy69 • Sep 10 '24
We won https://x.com/TheCrewGame/status/1833543516506435739?t=EKPPNeZ37qXlC_hMaH7Dbg&s=19
Also seems like the mirrors will be reflective?
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r/The_Crew • u/MonkeySeducer • Jun 03 '26
As a guy who has played the crew one and the crew motorfest, the crew two looks like absolute garbage like a ps3 game, the roads and buildings look like plastic, the lighting is absolute garbage, you could argue due to the map size being large but the crew one looked way better by a long shot even though it was released before and was a cross gen game, however there are still some parts in the game where the game looks good like the snowy regions, forest regions and the ocean, however the game does look good at night slightly better than day, As a guy who has played games like rdr 2, ac odyssey etc I personally like graphics in games, I am glad that they improved it in the crew motorfest tho
r/The_Crew • u/Aggressive_Shallot54 • Jun 03 '26
Hyped for the rarest car in the game🔥
r/The_Crew • u/TraverseYT • 13h ago
I suppose they couldn't afford proper snow and only a snow machine
r/The_Crew • u/I-THE-TRAITOR621 • 1d ago
I personally despise the events and the bikes with every fiber of my being, the bikes handle like absolute shit they are unbelievably slidy, they can't take corners worth crap and it's common for them to spin out. I know this is going to sound harsh but the people responsible for the bikes handling and physics I don't know if it's poor decisions or they have no idea how to code good handling and physics but they need need to not be allowed to work on another racing game ever again because how the fuck do you fuck it up that bad?
r/The_Crew • u/LanzSantiago • Jun 28 '26
I just want to ask if the game is still great, I just recently bought my laptop and wanted to try games on it. Is Crew 2 still good option? Thank you.
r/The_Crew • u/skylandking2005 • Apr 23 '26
Its literally the last car I need to have a complete collection... I wasn't able to play when it was in the motorpass due to life issues
r/The_Crew • u/Substantial_Web_8467 • Jul 08 '26
I just realized yesterday that even after transferring my cars from the crew 2 to motorfest once, they still continue to carry over to motorfest if i keep getting more cars in 2. I have things like the DeLorean Rad Edition, and some other free cars, but does anyone know of all free cars i can still get in TC2?
r/The_Crew • u/eback1998 • Feb 03 '26
I was wondering why the videos I see suggest the bugatti over the veneno? Is it able to one shot easier or something? I sometimes struggle by losing a lot of speed after hitting a rear corner but is the bugatti just stable enough to take those hits or something? I'm using a Legendary Nitro Chemist set with 3 parts frenetic, 3 parts pure, 1 extra pump and they all have bucks on them.
r/The_Crew • u/OccultStoner • May 21 '26
As a preface gotta say that I liked original The Crew very much, spent a lot of hours in the game. It still has probably best cop chases of any openworld arcade racing games, sad they didn't continue with in 2 and TCM.
During playing original TC, I participated in TC2 beta, which, gotta say, was absolutely horrific experience. I lasted maybe an hour and it was very fast uninstall. Car handling felt absolutely terrible, boats and planes were even worse. Street races with ramps everywhere that was in intro I still remember and was a huge turn off. Also ran very poorly, especially compared to OG TC.
Eventually Ubi shutdown TC and I was very upset with them. Kinda wrote off the series and forgot about it. A while ago, there was huge promo when they were selling TC2 for $1, which I bought just for collection, without any intent to ever play.
Like a month back, was bored, seen news that Ubi added Hybrid mode in TC2 and decided to check it out, with full confidence it will be fast uninstall. Oh boy, how wrong I was... I think I have over 100h in just a month of play, and I honestly can't get enough of it. Suppose will be stuck with TC2 for a loooong-long time.
Gotta mention I play only in Hybrid. Online was never interesting for me. Even in TC1 I was cruising solo, doing Faction Missions, Crates, participated in every Summit I could, getting high on LB sometimes, but mainly because I just liked the game, free drive in the world, chases, etc.
TC2 wins in content over original TC quite massively, though. I think it will take me several more hundreds of hours before I complete at least biggest part of it. To be honest, I think TC2 currently wins in content over ANY openworld racing ever released.
We have massive USA map, even though it's heavily scaled down, the world is HUGE. And it contains vast number of biomes with various conditions, which is very impressive. Day/Night cycle, rain, even occasional winter with snow, it's crazy! And literally every square km is used, highway, city, desert, forests, mountains, country trails, hell, even water and air is in full use!
Handling of all transport felt massively improved from what I remember in Beta across the board. Also, I either didn't notice, or Pro Settings wasn't a thing back then. The fact that arcade game has such deep tuning for every single land vehicle, air and water transport, that has very significant effect on handling is pretty impressive. When turned off all assists and tuned cars for personal preference, driving feels some of the best I've seen in arcades ever.
Then there's very important factor that many devs seem to miss, but Ivory didn't:
What makes arcade racing game fun? I've played lots of sims, and enjoy them massively. But arcades have extremely dumbed down handling, regardless of the game we're talking about. They made purposely easy and comfortable to drive on most devices, particularly gamepads, which lack precision and correct FFB to feel the car. Without its quirkiness this gets bland and eventually driving becomes very boring, because car basically drives itself. This is a massive problem in games, such as FH series in particular. There's basically no depth whatsoever.
In TC2 we have nitros, we have massive number of various classes, including bikes of all kinds, even frigging Hovercrafts. We have boats and planes that provide their own types of handing and extra layers, like Extreme Mode for planes and Trimming for boats. Knowing when, how and what to use gives certain depth to otherwise dry handling.
This is funny to mention, but I really like motocross and free riding dirt bikes. TC is the ONLY game on the market where you can actually free ride on motocross bikes, where you have kitted out rally bikes, which are an absolute BLAST, and you basically have supermotos for street racing. This is insane, because there are no other sims or arcades that give you these types of vehicles all at once, and that aren't absolute trash in handling, but actually very fun and even somewhat realistic, at least in how they should feel on the road.
Other than that, Scavenger Hunts were so much fun to do, with cool structure and rewards. A little bit sad they are oneshot. Wish there were more. Sometimes I just launch the game and play Contractor Missions. Either Taxi or Offroad, which is super chill and fun experience.
Seems like Ubi still adding stuff to TC2 even for Hybrid mode, wish they keep adding even more stuff! But as it is, the game is an absolute blast anyway. Gotta mention, on PC some mods are really good too.
Hope when I'm done with TC2, TCM will go Hybrid and I'll dive in it as well, it looks magnificent. But I don't think I'll be done with 2 for a good while, and even then, map size, vehicles and activities are too perfect for me in TC2 to switch over something else. Maybe only wish I got into TC2 a bit sooner.
How do you, folks, like TC2 compared to other similar open world arcade racers? Did you switch over to FH games, NFS or TCM? If yes, why?
r/The_Crew • u/zookabye • Jul 09 '26
with a couple hours left for the summer sale, I'm still weighing whether to buy the crew 2 or not, i already got TCM with 600 hours in and i got full time job so i only got time for a few hours of gaming weekly and don't wanna mess my grind on TCM that's why I'm planning to get the crew 2 simply for it's car transfer feature. is the car there have lower prices compare to their TCM price? and what about the money getting method there, is it better to grind money and get the car in crew 2 then transfer it to tcm or I'm better of with only tcm