> > I thought I was going mad! I disliked F1RS (at least partly) because I
> > couldn't believe the steering was accurate. I'm glad a real F1 driver
> > has confirmed this belief. Even if I was able to play F1RS with a
> > perfect frame rate, I'd still say GP2 is the better game and the > better
> I have gone mad playing CPR! I believe the car's handling is just
> bananas. It is not the setup (I think) as I have downloaded 'fast'
> setups to find them more uncontrollable and slower than mine. Could my
> driving style be the poblem?
> OTOH, FIRS is as I imagined an F1 car to be - easy and intuative. I
> can't believe that Frank Williams - with all his millions - is going to
> produce cars that are a handful to control.
almost certainly slow, at least over a single qualifying lap. Endurance
racers will be trimmed back a little bit to avoid falling off at the end
of a four-hour stint...
The quick setups you've downloaded will be extremely fast if you can keep
them on the track, although (at least with real physics) I still maintain
that there is no one best setup for a car - it depends on your personal
driving style.
A fellow model car racer, who is somewhere around my pace, accused my car
of being 'undriveable' when we swapped for a few laps. I found his
horribly, horribly sluggish and unresponsive.
Jonny
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