>> Why is that?
> DK has been one step of the competition with everything he's released
> in the past 15 years. Why would that end now?
I hope you're right about whatever iRacing releases, though.
All the best, uwe
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>>>Why is that?
>>DK has been one step of the competition with everything he's released
>>in the past 15 years. Why would that end now?
> Everything has to end. Anybody remember this guy called Geoff Crammond?
> ;-)
Revs = fantastic, Revs+ = brill, GP1, amazing - everything else = crap.
Sounds exactly like what Jonathan Davis said (but pretty much nobody
else.) Been spending too much time in #gpl eh?
sim? No wonder you think ISI games have no feel if you think GP4 is a
sim....explains a lot
>> It gives me the impression that iRacing is only going to
>> produce or license code for commercial simulators or
>> pay to play arcade systems or something.
> It says they're planning on releasing the next generation of auto
> racing simulations. I'm sure whatever they do will be light-years
> ahead of everyone else, regardless of how you feel about the community
> politics angle.
.........and no multiplayer, and fixed frame rates, and lack of support
for Voodoo II cards with GP3, and....................
DB enlightened us with:
>> It doesn't say for the PC though
> I got 100 bucks that say's Laemmer's next game is a console racer.
>>Try it with a big screen, act-labs shifter, 3D glasses and Trackir. Do
>>you still drive with a keyboard?
> Actually, I drive without force feedback. Somehow Papy sims and even
> RBR with its incredibly basic***pit view manage to convey the
> information I need to feel in control of the car without having some
> over-exaggerated motorized wheel in my hands. I've never felt truly in
> control of the car in ISI sims. *shrug* I think the "feel" being
> conveyed by the***pit is much better in rFactor than anything they've
> done previously, but the sound is totally useless.
Pound to a penny, it's your minimalistic approach which is holding back
your enjoyment.
>>Everything has to end. Anybody remember this guy called Geoff Crammond?
> You mean the guy who owns the distinction of making the only modern F1
> sim with artificial intelligence and real tracks?
