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Unsolved Fat Bike has no control for players that don't have the season pass.
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Hey Ubisoft-Support,
Users on reddit mentioned that the Fat Bike that you have to use in the mass races cannot be steered at all if you don't have the season pass/own the bike.
The linked thread also has a video attached to it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/RidersRepublic/comments/rgcaly/if_you_dont_have_the_year_pass_you_have_to/ -
Played a mass race, got dropped on this "fat bike" instead of rocket bike, couldn't steer, obv didn't finish.
First reaction. [censored]?
Checked reddit, saw this. Just, wauw. Really.
There's all sort of games, and instances where you just have to wonder - what happened to properly test stuff? -
Experienced the same issue during the mass rac...
I'm on PS5 and i donnot have the season pass.
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Same on PC. To add salt to the wound, it shows up in the Gear menu in the Bike Toys tab, and since I can't actually access the tab, I have no way to change it back to the rocketbike. I'm fairly certain that doing that would fix the mass race issue, as I did see people with rocketbikes, presumably from having them equipped in the bike toys slot.
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Hey there guys,
Thank you for reaching out to us and reporting this!
I've passed the Reddit clip and your details onto the game's team for them to be able to look into this further.
We'll keep you in the loop as and when we receive more information on this.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused!Official Response -
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