The "Driving School" mode puts you through a series of "tests" that
you must pass -- I thought it was helpful, and it did help my times in
F1CS2K. All in all, I would say that it sounds like you would enjoy
F1CS2K, especially with the "All Chassis Patch" that gives you
advanced physics (shameless plug). You can get that, plus lots of
setups and add-ons at the Blackhole Motorsports site.
FWIW, I'd say that F1CS2K is DEFINITELY worth the $20 investment if
you're a true sim racing fan.
-- JB
F1CS2K Rank Handicap 57.790
http://f1cs2krank.dhs.org/
P.S. There's even an F1CS2K Rank site (like the GPLRank site), so you
might want to check that out if/when you pick it up.
>I've recently gotten into sim-racing, and have put down more laps than I can
>count on GPL and N4. I've read a couple of books and applied their
>principles to achieve a small measure of improvement. I recently saw F1CS2K
>at my local EB for $20, and I've read in reviews that it has a training
>module in it. Is this module worth the price of the sim at $20 to a newbie
>racer? It seems that it would be, even if the rest of the game isn't the
>best, as most racing books out there are about $20, and it would seem to be
>worth it to have something to actually apply any given lesson to whenever I
>wanted to practice something, rather that reading from a book and then
>trying to apply it to a sim.
>Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks!
>Tex
