While i am waiting for gp3 i am considering buying
Monaco grand prix racing sim 2.
Can anyone give me a short review?
Is it wort buying?
Realism?
What is your opinion on this game?
The AI is so-so, the Minardi's tend to act real weird when you are lapping
them often causing crashes. But as long as you are not lapping anyone they
don't seem to consistently make any totally stupid moves.
The rear tires spin too much when you accelarate from a slow turn. Or,
let's just say they spin disproportionately easy compared to the AI.
Contrary to what you hear from some, the car (at least with all aids off)
does not feel like it's on rails. You can step the rear end out and
recover. In fact, I slide the rear end all the way through one section at
Jerez lap after lap. Also, many here believe GPL is accurate in this
regard, and it may be for 1967, but in F1 in 1997, as I understand it, you
can't step the rear end out much at all without looping it, and
comparatively speaking the car would feel like it's on rails.
Is it great? No.... Is it good? Yes... Is it necessary? Only if you are
an F1 sim *** and you just can't get into GPL.
As soon as you buy it you have to go get a patch.
I like Monaco GP Racing 2, it is not the best, but I had more fun in it that
GP2. I like riding those curbs :)
>The AI is so-so, the Minardi's tend to act real weird when you are lapping
>them often causing crashes. But as long as you are not lapping anyone they
>don't seem to consistently make any totally stupid moves.
>The rear tires spin too much when you accelarate from a slow turn. Or,
>let's just say they spin disproportionately easy compared to the AI.
>Contrary to what you hear from some, the car (at least with all aids off)
>does not feel like it's on rails. You can step the rear end out and
>recover. In fact, I slide the rear end all the way through one section at
>Jerez lap after lap. Also, many here believe GPL is accurate in this
>regard, and it may be for 1967, but in F1 in 1997, as I understand it, you
>can't step the rear end out much at all without looping it, and
>comparatively speaking the car would feel like it's on rails.
>Is it great? No.... Is it good? Yes... Is it necessary? Only if you
are
>an F1 sim *** and you just can't get into GPL.
>As soon as you buy it you have to go get a patch.
>> While i am waiting for gp3 i am considering buying
>> Monaco grand prix racing sim 2.
>> Can anyone give me a short review?
>> Is it wort buying?
>> Realism?
>> What is your opinion on this game?
Also the behaviour of the car on the exit-curbs is totally rudiculous, the
spins are more "canned" than in GP2. You simply can never catch them, they
always end up the same.