rec.autos.simulators

> Why shouldnt they slide?
> Stating they have slicks isnt much of an argument.
> Slicks slide around
> I watch touring cars slide around all the time of TV.
> And yes i do expect to be able to slide the cars around if i want.
> In papyrus games you can slide the cars around and they have always been
the
> most accurate developers.
> You have never been able to do that with ISI games and thats because ummm
> its ISI:)

> > > There appears to be no slip angle in the physics.
> > > You either have grip or none.
> > > You cant slide or drift the car at all you just spin out as soon as
you
> > > break traction.

> > Hello!  These are GT cars with racing slicks!  Did you expect to go
around
> > every corner sideways?  I assure you (and so do the real life drivers
> who've
> > tested it) that the slip curve is pretty accurate.

> Why shouldnt they slide?
> Stating they have slicks isnt much of an argument.
> Slicks slide around
> I watch touring cars slide around all the time of TV.
> And yes i do expect to be able to slide the cars around if i want.
> In papyrus games you can slide the cars around and they have always been
the
> most accurate developers.
> You have never been able to do that with ISI games and thats because ummm
> its ISI:)

> > > There appears to be no slip angle in the physics.
> > > You either have grip or none.
> > > You cant slide or drift the car at all you just spin out as soon as
you
> > > break traction.

> > Hello!  These are GT cars with racing slicks!  Did you expect to go
around
> > every corner sideways?  I assure you (and so do the real life drivers
> who've
> > tested it) that the slip curve is pretty accurate.

> Papyrus isn't all that accurate regarding Drafting, Tire Wear, Camber
> Adjustments... The list goes on..  I HOPE we wouldn't want to say that
> because Papy games slide, then they MUST be accurate.

> Bill Bollinger

> > Why shouldnt they slide?
> > Stating they have slicks isnt much of an argument.
> > Slicks slide around
> > I watch touring cars slide around all the time of TV.
> > And yes i do expect to be able to slide the cars around if i want.
> > In papyrus games you can slide the cars around and they have always been
> the
> > most accurate developers.
> > You have never been able to do that with ISI games and thats because
ummm
> > its ISI:)

> > > > There appears to be no slip angle in the physics.
> > > > You either have grip or none.
> > > > You cant slide or drift the car at all you just spin out as soon as
> you
> > > > break traction.

> > > Hello!  These are GT cars with racing slicks!  Did you expect to go
> around
> > > every corner sideways?  I assure you (and so do the real life drivers
> > who've
> > > tested it) that the slip curve is pretty accurate.

> Fanboy..

> > > Whats wrong with admitting the physics are flawed anyway?
> > > Its only ISI so its hardly news.

> > Troll  <plonk>