> The trouble with that is that those '67 cars were pretty exciting
> rides... far too much power, far too little grip. Anything else is going
> to feel tame in comparison unless it's very well done indeed.
on Ice simulation? ;)
Regards, Rudy
Regards, Rudy
I can't even get the *** up to 30 fps at the starts on my old PII-450...
(Anybody got an old voodoo5 to donate? ;)
Regards, Rudy
(GPLRank -1.6)
Andrew McP
>So true! Sometimes I think, 'Screw it, I'll just go back and play GPL'
>Then I fire it up and the 36fps frame rate destroys the sense of reality
>after playing GTR2002 at a liquid smooth 70fps+ Then the slipping and
>sliding of the cars tyres (which feels like nothing I've ever driven in real
>life) puts me off and I end up going back in search of some other sim....
And realistic or not, the more sims I play, the more I discover it's
the sliping and sliding which I like so much in GPL.. perhaps GPL2
with more realistic tire physics would have been a huge disappointment
for me ;)
Andre
This is interesting. GPL at 36 fps does feel smoother to me than LFS at
50-60... But then F1C feels smoother than both of them, clipping along
at 70+ :-)
He says GPL feels like nothing he's ever driven. Well I bet he's never
driven a 1967 Formula One car. ;-)
Not sure it'd be a pleasure in RL actually. I can see the epitaph now...
"He dreamed of driving,
Old F-1 Lotuses,
He got his wish,
Now he's pushing up crocuses."
Andrew McP
John
http://www.cix.co.uk/~andrew_mcp may give you an idea why it's easy to
get displaced :-)
Andrew McP
> "He dreamed of driving,
> Old F-1 Lotuses,
> He got his wish,
> Now he's pushing up crocuses."
Well yeah, maybe not if you only know two positions for the gas pedal
("OFF" and "FULL")!
(Surely, if there evah was a sim that teaches you otherwise the HARD
way, it must be GPL)
Regards, Rudy