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Indy Demo Opinion

Aaron Markha

Indy Demo Opinion

by Aaron Markha » Sun, 15 Jun 2003 00:21:21

Is anybody experiancing an unreal push when passing??? Letting completely
off the gas doesn't even help the condiition. Only happens when passing.

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Jason Moy

Indy Demo Opinion

by Jason Moy » Sun, 15 Jun 2003 01:15:42

On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 16:10:18 -0400, "David G Fisher"


>Seems pretty damn excellent to me. Graphics are nice and smooth. Physics
>seem very realistic. I made sure to have my wheel set up correctly, and I'm
>really impressed with how it felt. FF, tespecially the feel of bumbs in the
>track, and damage are excellent as well.

>Had some really intense racing with the AI too. Racing at those speeds with
>the AI car right next to you was fantastic.

It's not half bad, better than I expected (and I hate the IRL).
Default setup is bollocks, but if you get the car sticking flat out
all the way around you can have some nice dices with the AI.

Dunno if I'm impressed to the point of getting the PC version, but
I'll certainly pick the xbox one up when it's out.

Jason

jbod

Indy Demo Opinion

by jbod » Sun, 15 Jun 2003 03:24:37




> > So far it seems like MS Cart Precision Racing all over again.

> Funny you should say that; it's the exact same thing I was thinking when I
> tried it out.  Actually, It wasn't as bad as I expected it to be; it just
> seemed like something from out of the distant past.  Though some (DGF...
> ;-)) don't seem to think so, the genre moved beyond this level years ago.
> Still, it stayed on my HD for an hour or so, which is longer than the last
> Ubisoft F1 demo!

I'm just waiting for somebody to make the (hopefully!) inevitable
comparison to the All-American Open Wheel Racing (AAOWR) mod for
NASCAR Heat . . .

Did anybody else find it ironic that virtually all of the independent,
third-party Heat mods have included Windows-style self-installers for
several years now, yet Codemasters and Brain In A Jar saw fit to
release a demo for their upcoming RETAIL product in a common zipfile.

:-/

-- JCB

Steve Blankenshi

Indy Demo Opinion

by Steve Blankenshi » Sun, 15 Jun 2003 03:39:03


> I'm just waiting for somebody to make the (hopefully!) inevitable
> comparison to the All-American Open Wheel Racing (AAOWR) mod for
> NASCAR Heat . . .

> Did anybody else find it ironic that virtually all of the independent,
> third-party Heat mods have included Windows-style self-installers for
> several years now, yet Codemasters and Brain In A Jar saw fit to
> release a demo for their upcoming RETAIL product in a common zipfile.

Howdy JB; long time...

For some reason ;-) I have no doubt the wonderfully-named AAOWR mod will put
it to shame.  Almost as many letters as the innately superior BPCWSPBF!  But
being Heat-based, of course no one will dare admit it.

SB
(harboring fond memories of*** onto a trimmed-out-for qualifying
champcar at Fontana way back when.  Two laps flat were all you could get out
of it before the tires went off enough to make you lift.  Lovely...)

Bruce Kennewel

Indy Demo Opinion

by Bruce Kennewel » Sun, 15 Jun 2003 06:13:07

Can't really comment............I haven't passed anything! :)

Bruce.


Eldre

Indy Demo Opinion

by Eldre » Sun, 22 Jun 2003 12:47:36



>Apparently they can't be bothered to, or are too stupid, to get their wheel
>set up correctly and then experiment with the various controller options
>(also, turn off traction control) until they get the car to feel and handle
>smoothly and realistically. Standard r.a.s. stuff. If they can't be bothered
>or are too dumb, then they should just say, "I'm too lazy or dumb to set up
>my wheel correctly, so I have no opinion on the sim".

>If the game won't let them set up their wheel correctly because it's a demo
>that represents the product at just 70% completion, then they should just
>say, "The demo won't let me set up my wheel correctly, so I can't have an
>opinion on the sim".

Controller setup is a black art.  Some games make it easy to do, some make it
as agonizing as pulling teeth.  If one game doesn't work with the settings that
every other game you own DOES work with, which would logically get the blame?
Besides, you might not even KNOW there's a problem with a setting...especially
if that setting works with everything ELSE...

Eldred
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Eldre

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by Eldre » Sun, 22 Jun 2003 12:47:36



>Can't really comment............I haven't passed anything! :)

>Bruce.

I hear that's what happens when you get old...  Try some prune juice.<g>

Eldred
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Bruce Kennewel

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by Bruce Kennewel » Sun, 22 Jun 2003 13:24:36

HAAAA! :) :)
I left myself wide-open for that retort, didn't I, Eldred?!

Bruce.




> >Can't really comment............I haven't passed anything! :)

> >Bruce.

> I hear that's what happens when you get old...  Try some prune juice.<g>

> Eldred
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> Help find missing child: Tatianna Ashley Chillcutt from Michigan(info on
my
> homepage)
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