I've got CMR, and am wondering what I would gain from buying RC2000.... From
what i've heard the physics suck, and you can't slide the car sideways, but
how are the tracks? How many are there, how accurate are they?
And... How will it run on a PII - 266 w/128 meg of RAM and a TNT 16meg
(Regular TNT 1) board + VII 12 Meg video?
Thanks for the input!
JJ
CMR : The physics are very good, but the graphics are ***i.e sickly
colours and (too) short field-depth ( IMHO) .
PH
>I've got CMR, and am wondering what I would gain from buying RC2000....
From
>what i've heard the physics suck, and you can't slide the car sideways, but
>how are the tracks? How many are there, how accurate are they?
>And... How will it run on a PII - 266 w/128 meg of RAM and a TNT 16meg
>(Regular TNT 1) board + VII 12 Meg video?
>Thanks for the input!
>JJ
Sjoerd
>>I've got CMR, and am wondering what I would gain from buying RC2000....
>From
>>what i've heard the physics suck, and you can't slide the car sideways, but
>>how are the tracks? How many are there, how accurate are they?
>>And... How will it run on a PII - 266 w/128 meg of RAM and a TNT 16meg
>>(Regular TNT 1) board + VII 12 Meg video?
>>Thanks for the input!
>>JJ
>The tracks are quite realistic but some things ruin it. They put objects on
>the track like rocks. In real life the track would be free of those things.
>Now you have to drive around them and if you hit them your care will stop in
>0.00001 seconds. Unrealistic. Magnetic fields(the developers) say this is to
>improve gameplay...
