I assume this list will be helpful in the future and since I can not update the list in the old forums I'll re-post it here:

As mentioned before: All additions, corrections, and hints are more than welcome.
On some sets, I'm not 100% sure if they are in their original specs or whether I re-calibrated them to make them more useful. I would appreciate a note on this so I can correct the list.

The notation "10/8" means that the boosted value is 10, the regular maximum value is 8.

Street

Drift

Drag

Hypercar

Rally Raid

Motocross

Rally Cross

Hovercraft

Aerobatics

Demolition Derby

Jet Sprint

Monster Truck

Power Boat

Touring Car

Air Race

Alpha GP

Furthermore, we got some half sets from repeated summits which I did not list.

First off Happy St Patrick's day to everyone on the Crew2 Ubisoft teams. Love the go green touch for the Shamrock Celebration, hopefully it will be greener tomorrow with a grand slam. However, one small thing, a shamrock has only got three leaf, not four, that is called a clover. Anyway☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ ☘, thanks.

Introduction:

First of all, am not gonna waste your time with my story and who I’m, and what I thought this thing is about when the first time I saw it. Rather, I will just go straightly to the main point then start from there.

A few days ago, I was looking at reddit’s community of The Crew 2, and suddenly something very strange and unusual just caught my attention.

I discovered a shocking secret message hidden in the random tips bar of PVP.


What you’re basically seeing here is a memorable quote from the famous Assassin Creed series. Following that quote there’s a message saying that this is the “Wrong game”. This means this is not only a random quote that’s been shared in there for no reason but also a secret message from the IvoryTower’s employers. It is also an official back response to my recent criticisms that i posted long time ago here in this forum.

This secret message confirms something that I recognized of them and this game long time ago, something very consistent with what I know and recognized. More importantly, it’s the ultimate answer of all our major questions and concerns about The Crew 2. And especially these major questions : “Why The Crew 2 is so different than The Crew 1, Why The Crew 2 and its major features are completely downgraded, Why The Crew 2 is so heavy and restricted and limited to its potential, and lastly, why Ivory Tower was rejecting most of our feedback and suggestions”.

The reason why in a short simple answer is because the main story behind that quote has been put into practice on The Crew 2, and within its design structure and the multiplayer infrastructure. However, the in-game details on how it’s been put to practice will not be presented to you in this topic, because this require another constructive and separate topic to adress them properly. But, you will still be able to learn the main ideas of that secret message when it will be briefly sumarized in my Q&A, and my response to IVT.

How did I knew that was actually a secret message and an official back response to my recent criticisms:

I arrived to that conlusion mainly because of these four following reasons :

Moreover, even if I’m wrong and this is not true, or if the message never appeared, my main topic today will still be completely true and on point. I’m simply using their secret message (or whatever you call it) as my primary evidence to bring this topic through this direction, and use it effectively to prove my points. The other way of proving my points is by providing the in-game details and use them as my primary evidence, but it would be a lot difficult than proving them in this way, so I went with other way instead.

What does this secret message is stating:

The specific quote in that secret message is talking about freedom, this mean no one should have control over anyone or anything, you're free to do whatever you like, at anytime you want. Next to that, the statement next to that quote is rejecting that idea, it’s rejecting that freedom because it’s clearly stating that this is “the wrong game”, meaning this is not the right game for freedom, and it will never be about freedom. However, the freedom that’s being rejected here, is not the freedom that was derived from the stupid non linear story of TC2 (the freedom of driving and exploration, and the freedom of conquering the air, the land and the sea of the united state). It’s a freedom of game accessibilities, game features, design structure, and the multiplayer infrastructure.

Why and how this secret message is the ultimate answer of all our major questions and concerns about The Crew 2:

Think about it as this way: The community wants freedom. This freedom is basicly the flexibility and huge potential of the game, it’s the main thing that makes the game so great and successful.

Next to that, the developers already offered this freedom in The Crew 1, and it was even wider and extent in that game. Moreover, It’s exactly what IVT was saying in that quote “Everything is permitted”, that’s because of the fact that you can do whatever you like at anytime you want. For example, you can play with your friends in private lobby and do CVC anytime you want, you can have full access to all the events in PVP and all the racing famillies anytime you want, you can turn on/off traffic and collisions in pvp anytime you want, you can search for lobbies and do anything else (play other events or play summit for ex), you can have full access to the open world while the pvp match making is in progress, you can spectate in pvp and watch other players racing anytime you want, you can have full access to the roster and invites/add friends anytime and anywhere you want (invite friends in PVP or while driving for ex), you can have full access to the user interface from a mobile phone anywhere and anytime you want, you can fast travel anywhere and anytime you want, you can buy performance parts from tuner shops anytime you want, you can create content with the race creator anytime you want, and many many more.

All these accessibilities and features are basically freedom. are the flexibility. are the huge potential of the game. are the creative abilities of the game. they simply gives the players the ability to control their own gameplay experiences and ultimately they gives them the sense of having the full freedom without being limited or controled by anything.

Well, Unfortunately, not with the game that we are dealing with today, absolutly not when the developers has turned into templars within their business in The Crew 2 and after being a nice friendly assassins.

The developers have realised that The Crew 1 got stolen from their hands and got dominated and owned by the community and the players had so many opportunities of having control over their game, and that’s because of the extent freedom they gave them. It simply appeared to them that The Crew 1 was basically a photoshop, the entire game was hugely flexible and everything was permitted. So what they actually did is basically creating a new plans and adopting another strategy, and that is basically the dominance and control. They start establishing dominance and control everywhere in the game, by taking away that freedom from the community, by removing the flexibility, by removing the opportinities that provides them the ability of dominating and taking control over their game, and eventaly by just killing its huge and valuable potential, by decreasing its creative abilities, by decreasing its huge flexibility. And that exactly what’s happening in The Crew 2, that’s why The Crew 2 and its major features were completely downgraded, that’s why The Crew 2 was so heavy and restricted and limited to its potential. And more importantly, that’s what you are complaining about, you are complaining about its huge and valuable potential.

Also, this new dominance based strategy that they’re adopting on The Crew 2, is apparently the main reason why most of our feedback and sugesstions were being rejected. Because any feedback or anything that was demanding the freedom and the flexibility for the game, or in other words the feedback that was going against that new strategy, was never been accepted or sériously taken into consideration. And still today being rejected and for the same exact reason.

For instance, like Akorr’s feedback and his expectations that he shared in youtube long time ago (in this link

In this review I will go over the details of Motorflix Season 7, released in November 2022 as part of an update to The Crew 2.

A New Motorflix Season: Into The Storm & Blizzard Rush

A strong gust of wind has caught up to the in-game production company, Motorflix, taking both it and it's preparations for season 7 along for a wild ride across two hazardous conditions: the dust and the blizzard. Once it got through said conditions, the production company used this as an excuse to put racers up against the same conditions, with special rewards for anyone who completes them all.

Into The Storm comprises the first episode of season 7, and these five events must be completed in a very specific order, using Street Race vehicles (bikes are not allowed):

Meantime, Blizzard Rush comprises the second episode of season 7, and these five events must be completed in a very specific order, using Hypercar vehicles:

Several of these events have very hazardous conditions, such as reduced visibility, strong gusts of wind that push the vehicle to the side, and other dangerous obstacles that are very difficult to avoid. These conditions require drivers to be highly-skilled to go against the very worst mother nature throws at them.

I might think about doing a separate topic discussing these new events, but it all depends on whether I have the time to do so.

The Vehicles Introduced In The Motorflix Season 7 Update

This season contains 22 new vehicles, divided into two episodes: 14 for episode 1, and 8 for episode 2.

Vehicles Introduced In Episode 1

Vehicles that can be purchased with either bucks or crew credits, in order of their availability:

Vehicle awarded for completing the Final Call Motorflix Event:

Vehicles that are restricted to Motorpass S7 E1 in order of Motorpass level progression:

Vehicle awarded to platinum finishers of the Barren Raid Live Summit:

Vehicle awarded to platinum finishers of the Into The Storm Best Of Live Summit

Vehicles initially available in Elite Bundle #12 (later released individually):

Vehicles added as part of starter packs:

Vehicles introduced in episode 2

Vehicles that can be purchased with either bucks or crew credits, in order of their availability:

Vehicle awarded for completing The Black Hills Secret Motorflix event:

Vehicles that are restricted to Motorpass S7 E2 in order of Motorpass level progression:

Vehicle awarded to platinum finishers of the Wacky Snow Ride Live Summit:

What additions do I like? For starters, the FTO GP Version R is the standout for me. I remember this car as far back as Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec, seared into my memory forever. In-game however, I still have qualms as to why it does not behave like a front-wheel drive car.
The Pontiac Firebird T/A 1977 (or Trans-Am for short) is another standout vehicle, made famous in Smokey And The Bandit. In-game however, my only qualm with this is it only comes with a 4-speed transmission instead of the more enticing 5-speed.
The Countach LP5000 QV is another standout vehicle, often the top of the Street Race discipline in race events, despite it's 5-speed manual transmission.
The 765LT is another notable addition, but I'm struggling to see if it ever is a LongTail car. On the outset, it looks similar in length to the 720S.
The No Rules versions of the 3000GT and M8 have a particular standout: their rather tall gearbox ratios. It sometimes makes them top of the discipline in a few select Street Race events.
The Porsche 928 is another notable addition, made famous (and infamous) for appearing in the Top Gear: Patagonia Special with registration plate H982 FKL, registered to the car since it left the production line. In-game it suffers from acceleration deficiency due to it's poorly-adjusted gear ratios and a higher-than-normal top speed.
I reserve my harsh criticisms for two vehicles: the S1 Icebreaker Edition and Hup One Clumsy Edition. The S1 Icebreaker's top speed is the lowest of all the four-wheel Street Race vehicles, coming in at around 336 km/h. Some Street Bikes with max bender (66%) have top speeds that match the S1 Icebreaker, sometimes surpassing it. A notable example of this is the FTR 1200 S, a newly-added Street Bike with a bender-assisted top speed of 342 km/h. As for the Hup One Clumsy, well, it's exactly what it is: clumsy. Clumsy on performance, clumsy on it's visuals, and clumsy on it's road-handling behavior.
But my harshest criticism is reserved for the Mazda RX-8 Pearl and Porsche Cayman GT4 Carbon because of one simple problem: they're locked behind starter packs that require the use of real money to get them. In short order, they're locked behind microtransactions.

Other mentions: the Sián-based Countach LPI 800-4 is a pretty good vehicle in the Hypercar discipline, the Creators Tempesta is the second Creators vehicle to appear in the Hypercar discipline, and the spoiler-less anodized EB110 Super Sport loosely resembles the EB110 GT.
A decent list overall.

I might think about doing a separate topic discussing the new vehicles, but again - just like the new Motorflix events - it all depends on whether I have the time to do so.

Returning Motorpass-Exclusive Vehicles

Motorflix Season 7 is the first season to feature vehicles that were once motorpass-restricted, now becoming completely available for purchase.

In order of (now permanent) re-release:

hub menu that changes welcoming with still side images bar locked
summit same kit of past weeks wrong rewards vanity
motorpas already completed 34/50.
Nobody cares about the traffic that killed the gameplay but in fact the map is empty 90% enter the game to make the motorpass summit and that 10% comes out and divided between new players and some + experts of the game tired of meaningless traffic and kamikaze out of control they abandon the game
Perhaps it is time to reflect on the present of the game at the current state although you are making efforts to add new items vehicles and races the game is always empty.  " pc "