While both SBK2K and F12k are produced by EA, the teams designing,
building, and programming them are totally different with probably ZERO
interaction. It one thing to say SB2K got it right, but that doesn't
mean the ISI team building F12k can use the tracks and blueprints that
allowed the SBK team to do their work.
dave henrie
> Not *quite* true about SCGT being the only one....but near enough!
> I know this is an old argument, but I find it amazing that the same company
> (ok, distributor) can put out two games, using the same track, yet make one
> of them horrendously wrong. SBK2000, for instance, seems to have the
> parabolica right, but the F1 2k track has the tiniest of straights halfway
> round the bend...I've posted before about this, and got some help (thank you
> all), but I'm very much of the "thanks for the game, but come back when
> you've fixed it" brigade. Runs like a pig on mine, which is to be expected
> of my system, but a mate has it, P3 550, all that jazz, and it runs like
> poop on his too, regardless of 3d card (tried mine and his).
> A shame...
> --
> Colin Harris
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> > I admire your patience --- I'd chuck F1 2000 straight in the bin along
> with
> > anything with "Need For Speed" in the title.
> > Geezz, is it really worth
> > gutting your PC and emptying your bank account just to see the adverts
> > on the side of Schumacher's car? GP 2 runs fine on my P 2 -350 thank
> > you very much, I'll bet the AI of the other cars is better too.
> > SCGT - only good thing to come out of EA.
> > > Well I've just done a major computer upgrade and F1-2000 still won't run
> > > well in a decent resolution(1024x768). My new machine is a Athlon-800
> with a
> > > ELSA GeForce-2 GTS and while all other sims/games went through the roof,
> > > F1-2000 still is a DOG! Also tried the GeForce-2 in a PIII650E with even
> > > slower results.
> > > This tells me that it's just the program itself not being optimized to
> take
> > > advantage of today's hardware. Oh well, maybe next time.
> > > Sal V.
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