I don't race GPL for the cars or the tracks or the time period...I race it
because it is the most realistic road racing sim out there. If WSC drives
better, then I will move to it (and probably play GPL when I get frustrated
with WSC and need something easier...). I am sure there will be a WSC
rank...the problem with WSC is that it is going to have a ton of cars (lots
of add on cars) and it seems it will be easy to make/modify the tracks...so
issues of equal playing field may come up...Look at SCGT. People just keep
making better cars...You don't hear people talking about racing the original
cars to get good times...they just make a car with more horsepower and more
grip and turn faster times...false sense of improvement. If WSC gets out of
hand in this aspect (it shouldn't be bad online...I think they will have
good cheat detection for online racing) then I might have to go back to GPL
for some even racing.
We will see. In general, though, I think the pack will flock to WSC, but
they won't forget about GPL.
JB
>Apologies initially for basically nicking a question from the excellent
>interview with Maxx (http://jc.simracing.dk/), but I wanted to ask this to
>all fellow r.a.s.ers anyway.
>Evidently a lot of people are looking forward to this sim, and even
planning
>the next upgrade around it. Perhaps there is also a perception that it
will
>become the next GPL for many, in terms of the amount of people's leisure
>time it'll take up.
>Of course, no-one for sure currently knows if it will be "the next GPL";
>that's not what I'm asking. What I'm wondering is, if WSC becomes that
big,
>do we think GPL will suffer, in terms of the enthusiasm for it?
>I like to think I'm becoming more involved in the unique GPL community, and
>I'd hate it as just as I'm evolving from pathetic driver to (currently) a
>bad driver (see my GPL rank), I'm left wishing WSC had never been released.
>:-[
>Jonesy
>Remove "ANTISPAM" when replying.
>GPLRANK (cough) 226.15