That's exactly my point Jan. You're still playing GPL, and I would bet
only because you can race it online as above. The same can't be said of any
offline sim, and so none of them have ever had the lifetime of any online
sim.
I'm sure it's a fine piece of work. Incredible job without question. And
I bet in a year or two, maybe less, it'll be history because of no online
capability to speak of.
John
The West's? ??????? Who the heck ..............
Oh yea I remember them, the producers of the "WORLDS FINEST VAPORWARE"
Was wondering how long it would take for someone to play the "WEST" card
Bob
> > > Its defiantly "better" then GPL for me, but I'm not
> > > really into racing water heaters.
> > You're only making it worse for yourself!
> I'm not worried. The only reason I do dabble in GPL is the tracks. I
don't
> like the modern tracks with all the stupid ***to slow the cars down. At
> least NASCAR uses restrictor plates instead of putting a chicane in the
> tri-oval at Daytona.
> MadDAWG
I have tried the previous F1-2001 mods and whilst being impressed with the sheer
hard work, the end result was that GPL still had the feel factor. F1 2002 didn't
seem to cure my feelings on F1-2001 as an F1 sim anyway.
I half heartedly downloaded the GTR2002 mod, deciding it would be worth a go,
and like most here have been more than impressed - despite only a short time to
try it. Clearly the engine does have the capability for modders who know what
they are doing - and have taken it far beyond the original developers.
For me the best first impression since the GPL demo over 4 years ago.
My brief experience suggested the AI are well improved - any views to back this?
Cheers
Tony
ever had the lifetime of any online
> > I don't get it, explain the reference to water heaters please?
> > TIA
> > Gerry
> Sorry its more like a Kazoo lol
> MadDAWG
John
> > The same can't be said of any offline sim, and so none of them have
> ever had the lifetime of any online
> > sim.
They are likening the shape of the cars in GPL to that of a water heater (on
its side instead of vertically mounted, probably) or a kazoo, Gerry.
Jan.
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> John
> > > The same can't be said of any offline sim, and so none of them
have
> > ever had the lifetime of any online
> > > sim.
John
> > Whos community is a drop in the bucket compared to any online sim, new
> or old.
> > John
> > > SCGT.
> > > > The same can't be said of any offline sim, and so none of them
> have
> > > ever had the lifetime of any online
> > > > sim.
> "Gerry Aitken" wrote...
> > <snip>
> > Still don't get it.
> They are likening the shape of the cars in GPL to that of a water heater (on
> its side instead of vertically mounted, probably) or a kazoo, Gerry.
Gerry
I think they haven't seen the GPLEA cars yet. ;-)
Jan.
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Especially the Honda... Man, I love that car!
> John
> > Maybe now, but it used to be huge. Even just a year ago there were
many
> > more web sites for SCGT than for GPL, and hundreds if not thousands
of
> > add on cars and tracks. Keep in mind GTR 2002 is the heir of SCGT
in
> > more ways than one. The game in which you are running it is the
latest
> > and most refined version of the SCGT engine, and the GTR mod itself
> > started life as a conversion of SCGT cars models.
> > > Whos community is a drop in the bucket compared to any online sim,
new
> > or old.
> > > John
> > > > SCGT.
> > > > > The same can't be said of any offline sim, and so none of them
> > have
> > > > ever had the lifetime of any online
> > > > > sim.
> "Gerry Aitken" wrote...
> > <snip>
> > So the gentleman won't race in a car he doesn't like
> > the look of. How silly.
> I think they haven't seen the GPLEA cars yet. ;-)
Gerry
