I'm not sure about this one. Hearing about CMR4 that doesn't have the
central pivot point.
That distubed me in the demo of CMR3. And the sound was horrible in the
demo.
So how is it ??
I like realism.
Thats why I (still) love GPL.
Opinions ??
THX in advance
Tony
>Opinions ??
>THX in advance
>Tony
Andre
> >Hi all,
> >I'm not sure about this one. Hearing about CMR4 that doesn't have the
> >central pivot point.
> >That distubed me in the demo of CMR3. And the sound was horrible in the
> >demo.
> >So how is it ??
> >I like realism.
> >Thats why I (still) love GPL.
> >Opinions ??
> >THX in advance
> >Tony
> Nah, buy Rally Trophy instead.
> >Hi all,
> >I'm not sure about this one. Hearing about CMR4 that doesn't have the
> >central pivot point.
> >That distubed me in the demo of CMR3. And the sound was horrible in the
> >demo.
> >So how is it ??
> >I like realism.
> >Thats why I (still) love GPL.
> >Opinions ??
> >THX in advance
> >Tony
> Nah, buy Rally Trophy instead.
Stephen
To go back from CMR2 with all the extras (arcade type races, challenge
races plus "proper" rally championship mode) to either championship or
single stages is a complete disgrace.
The car does pivot around the centre, and the ff on tarmac is
nonexistent.
Having said that, some of the stages look fabulous (particularly the
UK ones), and the distracting effect of a helicopter blowing sand all
around you when climbing a hill on the US stages is excellent. But
for all that, I still object to having to lose 3gb on my hdd to a game
which is essentially a prettier but far less playable sequel. And to
cap it all, for Christ's sake, he a) doesn't drive for Ford any more
and b) has a new co-driver!!!
Glad I didn't pay for it.....
(Still enjoy playing it a bit though......)
Matt
> >The demo made a pretty convincing argument for me not to purchase.
Perhaps
> >on a top-end machine things get really impressive with CMR3, but the
> >graphics look just as nice on my machine in Rally Torphy, and run about
> >twice as fast. The physics are much better in Rally Trophy, and with
> >several add-on cars available to download, you can even have some WRC
fun,
> >but I still prefer the old loose, slidy, slow period cars in RT.
> >Stephen
> You have to patch it up and get a 3rd party physics patch and you
> will then see that the physics engine in RT is quite advanced over
> CMR3.
Stephen
>I'm not sure about this one. Hearing about CMR4 that doesn't have the
>central pivot point.
>That distubed me in the demo of CMR3. And the sound was horrible in the
>demo.
Jason
