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JuhaL

Guru
Location
Eura, Finland
Totally agree - although I'm sure that they'll milk the 2 cash cows for now with very little investment in them. But you're right, I also can't see them keeping all 3 platforms running long term, makes no logical sense.

I have a feeling that everyone are waiting silently what and when it's something gonna happen on that frontier.
 

Peter Salt

Bittersweet
Location
Yorkshire, UK
My ancient laptop takes about 10 minutes to load up Zwift and has been suffering regular stutters and dropouts when there are too many other riders on-screen, so I doubt it will have the processing power to cope with Zwift Plus. I’m not even going to bother, if it’s not offering anything other than Zwift with pretty pictures.
You may find out it's the other way around. Zwift video just loads the video and how well that works is mostly dependant on your Internet bandwidth - not GPU/CPU/RAM.
My thinking is that as Zwift own all three, Fulgaz is on life support and if Zwift gets close to Rouvy in rides then that will follow suit.
Why would one company have three similar products?
Same reason why you go to B&Q and find MacAllister, Magnusson, and Erbauer tools next to each other - all brands owned by one company... who also owns B&Q itself... And then leave B&Q and go into Screwfix which is usually right next to it - which is also owned by the very same company.
 

Pblakeney

Über Member
Same reason why you go to B&Q and find MacAllister, Magnusson, and Erbauer tools next to each other - all brands owned by one company... who also owns B&Q itself... And then leave B&Q and go into Screwfix which is usually right next to it - which is also owned by the very same company.

We'll see. Rouvy was looking for an excuse to get rid of Fulgaz, and that was before the Zwift buyout.
Time will tell.
 
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