> Got all this in a private e-mail:
> >>BAD News: None of the Papy employees nor the beta testers liked
> >>N2. It was rushed.
> This is all from a member of our local series who does some serious racing
> and testing, who has an intimate relationship with Papy and IVGA.
> Hope this info is all true; otherwise, I don't think he would have posted to
> our series' mailing list.
Well, this isn't true; I like N2 very much as do many folks at Papyrus
or who beta tested. Sure, some features were left aside in order to
manage time, but it wasn't "rushed." Every project has a schedule, a
rough deadline that has to be adhered to in order to make that project
somewhat profitable. If you're a farmer who plants a crop in March,
you're going to need that crop to produce its harvest by September,
otherwise the value of your hard work is reduced.
Computer driving simulations are evolutionary; NASCAR 2 marked
significant strides in the genre, and NASCAR 3 will only be far
superior. I don't play NASCAR 1 anymore, as much as I liked it, because
it feels "dated" now. Now that I've got a spotter barking at me, I
can't drive without it (o.k., sometimes I can't drive with it, but I'm
improving).
God Bless,
Steve