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From the rFactor site: http://www.racesimcentral.net/

http://www.racesimcentral.net/

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GTL is #1.

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-peter

    Just give me GOOD tracks!

| About three weeks from now apparently. New cars from ISI too.
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| From the rFactor site: http://lienzfestival.org/events.htm
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| http://forum.rscnet.org/showthread.php?t=242680
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In the interim, expect 700 more track releases, and texture updates, and
more tracks and textures, enough to keep the concept of the mismatch
thriving.

Alanb

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David G Fisher

A 'circuit' that proclaims its origin and intended facsimile object
unashamedly sans pretensions of grandeur may fairly be construed as
more real than the converse.

Yes, but with a few exceptions, only the 'real' tracks enjoy enduring
populairty among simracers.

Fawning followers of the God of Real, playing their Real games with
plastic toys connected to a box running heuristic code approximating
something else.

'I'm Really doing it, really!!!'

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David G Fisher

m'eh

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-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
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I still don't see how rFactor is "more open, more close".  What's there more
to it?  Everything in GTL can be edited the same, and probably at a higher
degree of realism considering the game engine's evolution.  Is it more open
to the community, did they build tools for that?  I see the same tools in
both, very minimal and not suited at all for leagues or pickup racing both
coexisting.

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