Still, after he got moving again, the environment proved to be just like the others, just a different aesthetic.
It couldn't really hinder his movement much apart from the occasional scorched cars blocking the road, burning fire blocking his path, or falling debris causing him to swerve.
Even with all this, there wasn't really much to hinder him in the place, which was probably the most flawed part of these speed tests.
While they did their best to simulate the environments, which was already a very good job, they couldn't simulate the unlikely or unpredictable scenarios of outside interference.
Like the previous four levels for example; sure while the environments themselves were able to hinder him and slow him down due to their obstacles, there wasn't really the same sense of danger one would be feeling in this type of situation in a real chase in the Beast Domain.
