I don't like the fact that you apparently cannot save your GP
sessions in between sessions. I may not want to race the
same day as I qualify. I wonder if the world championship
must be completed in one sitting also :-)
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> > It's interesting how much discussion has been raised around
> > F1 2000, isn't it. Various racing sims arrive and are either
> > dismissed out-of-hand such as the Psygnosis games,Power F1,
> > Johnny Herbert, etc. Then there are those that are undisputedly
> > "good" such as GP2 and GPL.
> > Then along comes F1 2000 which seems almost exactly split
> > between good and bad. The fact that some people like it must mean
> > that it has some redeeming features but I suppose just doesn't
> > go far enough.
> > It makes it ***y difficult to decide whether it's worth getting
> > or not !
> > --
> > John Hartridge
> It's not really that hard. By reading both the negative and the positive
> posts and taking note of what's done well and what's not, it was quite
> easy for me to decide whether to get it or not.
> I already spent about 20 hours with it, and I got it just before the
> last weekend, so my decision was obviously a good one. It advances the
> modern F1 sim concept in quite a few ways, but has a few issues, like no
> telemetry (which I only used to keep my cars of the bumpstops in turns
> in GP2). But I knew what I was getting, and I enjoy its good aspects
> like the excellent driving model.
> -Gregor
