I have never really cared if the cars flip or not, because I don't race the
cars to flip them. I was impressed by the physics of the flip. It wasn't
overexagerated. It just flipped over like a real car would. Well done ISI.
I had to save the replay.
Dean.
Dave
> > Yes I did a few barrel rolls in the Raptor thru the esses at Road
Atlanta.
> > I was fighting to stay on the line while staying flat on the gas. The
> > slide was awesome, but the wall really put the car in the air. I have
a
> > few pics if anyone wants em.
> > Dave
Lutrell :-)
DSR # 74
http://insideracingtechnology.com/dsr1.htm
Yeah, that would of have been nice. :) Even further as you won more and
more you'd get more sponsorship money, etc. ;) I know at the rate I'm
winning (max settings, medium race length, and ALWAYS starting from the back
of the grid in 16th) with my GT3 Porsche (wish I'd kept the GTQ car..oh
well) in both GT3 and GT2 I'd have all the top sponsors. ;)
> I have never really cared if the cars flip or not, because I don't race the
> cars to flip them. I was impressed by the physics of the flip. It wasn't
> overexagerated. It just flipped over like a real car would. Well done ISI.
> I had to save the replay.
> Dean.
A good place to try a flip is at Road Atlanta. After the esses and the left
hander, YOu go straight over some rises and build up a lot of speed before
having to brake for the two right handers. Just dont lift the throttle and
don't turn for the first one :o) You should get pretty much upsidown after you
airlifted back on to it. The little indicator says "Crash recovery'.
~Daxe
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Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
They should have taken you down the nick, locked you up and thrown away
the key. Gee, sims these days just don't have the realism.
--
Suck The Goat
"These days"??? As opposed to the 1980's, when Pitstop 2 was all the rage?
(anyone remember that game? I loved how you had to move your own guys for your
pit stop - very fun)
Now there was a game. Good old Epyx really had it right (whatever
happened to them, anyways??) It had a split screen for two-player
action and liquid-smooth framerates on a lowly 1 MHz machine (C-64).
To relate it to today: If i recall correctly, both Watkins Glen and
Sebring were available to race in Pitstop 2.
-Bill
As opposed to... errr... those days.
First 'driving' game I played was on a Comodore PET and I had to write
the *** myself. (actually, the first driving 'game' I played was on
some kind of HP desktop calculator, the ones that read the cute little
magnetic strips; can't remember what it was called but you basically fed
it numbers and it reported back your position in... numbers. Ahhh,
nostalgia)
--
Suck The Goat
