Phased rollout of game version 1.110 has begun to macOS / Windows / Android devices.
Phased rollout to iOS / tvOS devices begins tomorrow.
New bike day! Canyon Grail SLX (Aero: 2 stars, Weight: 3 stars) is now available in the Drop Shop for Zwifters at Level 10 for 800,000 Drops. Cannondale SuperX LAB71 (Aero:2 stars, Weight: 3 stars) is now available in the Drop Shop for Zwifters at Level 28 for 1,000,000 Drops.
New wheels have also rolled into the Drop Shop! ZIPP 303 XPLR SW (Aero: 3 stars, Weight: 2 stars) is now available in the Drop Shop for Zwifters at Level 35 for 550,000 Drops. Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 – White (Aero: 4 stars, Weight: 4 stars) unlocks at Level 32 for 685,000 Drops. Princeton CarbonWorks Mach TSV2/Blur Disc (Aero: 4 stars, Weight: 1 star) unlocks at Level 42 for 1,100,000 Drops, and the Princeton CarbonWorks Alta 3532 (Aero: 3 stars, Weight: 4 stars) is available at Level 35 for 685,000 Drops. Whether you’re chasing speed, stability, or climbing efficiency, there’s a new setup for your ride.
New in Makuri Islands, the Yumezi Grit route is now available for free rides and meetups.
Improved the appearance of the elevation preview after selecting a route on the Home screen.
Route cards you haven’t done yet will now display XP available for completing them.
Previously earned badges that were listed under “Completed Missions” on the Achievements page have been moved and are now labeled as “Challenges”. Earned badges will still be visible; however, there are no new badges available to earn at this time.
Fixed an issue that could cause the Climb Portal routes Koppenberg and Paterberg to be missing the activity title and difficulty level in the Post-Ride Report.
Network connections are now represented by a single Wi-Fi icon in game.
Fixed an issue that could display an incorrect value for Race Score on the Home Screen when using a shared Zwift device with multiple Zwifters.
Fixed an issue that could cause the camera to be zoomed in after switching bikes when a steering device is connected (e.g. Zwift Ride, Zwift Play, Zwift Click 2).
Gravel and gravel bikes are really a bit pointless on an indoor platform, it’s about handling skills in the real world but indoors it’s just a higher CDA and slower speed
Ultra Graphics profile on Windows 11 with nVidia GeForce 1650Ti. Watopia experienced rolling blackouts today after I put a ton of effort into a Big Spin (lol), End Event during the cooldown, scene changed to night and flashed entirely dark in spots, then massively dark before stablizing. I have not seen anything quite like this before:
Some of us have been looking forward to more gravel routes on Zwift for years; and hope to see this actually expand; and further see singletrack for MTBs like… an alternative descent for The Grade.
All Zwift needs to do is incentivize it. Equalize riding on gravel bikes / on gravel, drops wise (ala how climbing works), and I wouldn’t be surprised if Jungle filled out a bit more.
Part of the reason why gravel “sucks” on Zwift is due to the complete lack of gravel volume… what does Zwift have, maybe 18km of gravel in entirety?.. And literally 0% of it is flat.
Build it, give people a reason to ride it, and they will come.
ZHQ doesn’t have to work hard for Gravel to grow massively. Give us a route that intertwines with Tempus and a drops increase, and I promise you people will be riding on it plenty.
I’ve been getting the same thing for the last few weeks, since the mystery spinners were turned on. Only between Acropolis Sprint and Stoneway Sprint, clears up before getting to Stoneway.
