Defender but I didn't have enough horsepower to run it well.
Getting back to racing, there's two things I miss in N2002. First, the older
versions had a rear-view mirror that was split into three sections, so each
end of the mirror gave you a side view. I thought this was a perfect
solution to the problem of limited situational awareness inherent in a
driving sim. Second, in versions one and two the drivers would turn their
heads in the direction they were steering. That little extra touch somehow
made it more real for me while watching replays.
One other thing I thought of...I wonder why they abandoned the automatic
graphics detail feature. I would set my minimum fps and the graphics would
pop on and off as needed. I thought it was a cool feature.
Brian
> add-ons), and Fleet Defender were tops for me in the dos days. Then,
World
> Circuit and Nascar Racing came along, and I've only dabbled in flight sims
> since. Have or have had most since then too, just was always more of a
> racer(or liked to think so anyway<G>).
> Checked out my dos box; still has F3 on it, lol.
> -John
> > I wish someone would take all the features that made F3 great and
> > incorporate them into a new sim. Setting up waypoints for missions and
> > support flights was so easy and effective, and the immersion factor was
> > amazingly high.