Richard Burns Rally school time-attack video with gamepad
Chang Liu posted a video of his Richard Burns Rally rally school run, using a gamepad at low settings. Regulars teased him about his language and controller, and compared times on the Finnish stages. Others pointed him to the RBR online ranking for faster replays.
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[email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote:
> http://www.prism.gatech.edu/%7Egtg187w/Impreza.avi
> PWNED :)
I'm a big RBR fan, and the video might be interesting, but I have an
allergy to the "word" PWNED. In fact I've broken out in a rash just cut
& pasting it.
Andrew "they don't make language like they used to" McP
i
heck...I don't even know what it means...Is that a good thing or a
bad thing?
dave henrie
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> >> PWNED :) > > I'm a big RBR fan, and the video might be interesting, but I have an > allergy to the "word" PWNED. In fact I've broken out in a rash just cut > & pasting it. > > Andrew "they don't make language like they used to" McP > >i
heck...I don't even know what it means...Is that a good thing or a
bad thing?
dave henrie
[email hidden] (Dave Henrie) wrote:
> Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Yo, old man, it's like, find your inner yoof and get down with the
online masses.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pwned
Andrew McP
Andrew MacPherson wrote:
> Yo, old man, it's like, find your inner yoof and get down with the
> online masses.
Yo dude, shouldn't dat be der online *massive*? (Related to der Staines
massive?)
Andrew MacPherson wrote:
Watch the video old man. :)
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> [email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote: > >> http://www.prism.gatech.edu/%7Egtg187w/Impreza.avi > >> PWNED :) > > I'm a big RBR fan, and the video might be interesting, but I have an > allergy to the "word" PWNED. In fact I've broken out in a rash just cut > & pasting it. > > Andrew "they don't make language like they used to" McP >[email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote:
> Watch the video old man. :)
Maybe I will when I can find my glasses and stop my wrinkly old fingers
shaking so hard I can't hit the download button ;-)
Andrew McP
[email hidden] (KeithB) wrote:
> der online *massive*?
I'm, like, well imbarrissed.
Andrew McP
PS The only massive stains round here are on the carpet, cunningly
hidden by bits of furniture.
Laff. :)
Do you have a better setup for Rbr? I am playing on an Xbox controller.
:| And 640x480 with everything turned down.
Andrew MacPherson wrote:
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> [email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote: > >> Watch the video old man. :) > > Maybe I will when I can find my glasses and stop my wrinkly old fingers > shaking so hard I can't hit the download button ;-) > > Andrew McP >"Chang Liu" wrote...
> <snip> Do you have a better setup for Rbr? I am playing on an Xbox
> controller. :| And 640x480 with everything turned down.
Seeing as you asked....
I think it's safe to assume most rec.autos.simulators regulars have a
computer which can chuck out RBR at a higher res and with more eye candy
than that and are using a medium to high range, either analog or force
feedback wheel/pedal combo.
And, yup, a majority here can probably lay waste to that time with the
Skoda. Nice vid tho'.
Jan.
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[email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote:
> I am playing on an Xbox controller.
You might want to try driving with your eyes closed as well, that's
almost as big a handicap as using a gamepad! :-)
Andrew McP
"Chang Liu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> http://www.prism.gatech.edu/%7Egtg187w/Impreza.avi
>
> PWNED :)Smoothly driven. But not that fast
:) But I do okay with the controller. How is your time on the Rally
School course?
Andrew MacPherson wrote:
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> [email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote: > >> I am playing on an Xbox controller. > > You might want to try driving with your eyes closed as well, that's > almost as big a handicap as using a gamepad! :-) > > Andrew McP >[email hidden] (Chang Liu) wrote:
> How is your time on the Rally School course?
Fast enough to pass. :-) I only ever did it once, and I didn't keep a
record. RBR isn't even on my PC at the moment, and my limited seat time
is usually spent in GTL at the moment. Although I love RBR as a sim,
rallying isn't really my thing, with only the clock to race against.
I'm also scared of trees.
Well, I love trees, I just don't love them enough to kiss them regularly
at 120kph.
Andrew McP
Chang Liu wrote:
>:) But I do okay with the controller. How is your time on the Rally
>School course?
>
I think you have a great time for using a controller, I wouldn't even
want to try it. Looking in my files I see a rally school replay at
1:26. I guess that was when I first passed. Since then I have spent
most time on the Finnish stages where I at least have gone negative.
What kind of times are you getting there with the controller?
You should get a wheel. It's lots more fun. I have a Logitech DFP.
Works very well for RBR on the PC.
Drew
First stage in Finland right now is at 4:12 something. Its not good and
I been trying but those turns are really sharp.. I could make 4:08 easy
but I keep screwing up a few feet before the finish line.
What are your times there?
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> Chang Liu wrote: > >> :) But I do okay with the controller. How is your time on the Rally >> School course? >> > > I think you have a great time for using a controller, I wouldn't even > want to try it. Looking in my files I see a rally school replay at > 1:26. I guess that was when I first passed. Since then I have spent > most time on the Finnish stages where I at least have gone negative. > What kind of times are you getting there with the controller? > > You should get a wheel. It's lots more fun. I have a Logitech DFP. > Works very well for RBR on the PC. > > Drew >Now I can make Rally School in 1:18.63 :)
Those Ice maps are a good help for finer gravel handling. Makes you more
prone to slide the car sideways before the corners which is good.
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> Chang Liu wrote: > >> :) But I do okay with the controller. How is your time on the Rally >> School course? >> > > I think you have a great time for using a controller, I wouldn't even > want to try it. Looking in my files I see a rally school replay at > 1:26. I guess that was when I first passed. Since then I have spent > most time on the Finnish stages where I at least have gone negative. > What kind of times are you getting there with the controller? > > You should get a wheel. It's lots more fun. I have a Logitech DFP. > Works very well for RBR on the PC. > > Drew >Chang Liu wrote:
>First stage in Finland right now is at 4:12 something. Its not good and
>I been trying but those turns are really sharp.. I could make 4:08 easy
>but I keep screwing up a few feet before the finish line.
>
>What are your times there?
>
I think these are my best times for Finnish stages:
autiovaara 3:46
kaihuavaara 4:13
kai2 4:21
mustaselka 5:32
mus2 5:30
sikakama 6:12
I played these almost exclusively when I first got RBR. My times for
these stages are better (compared w/ default "record" times) than on
any of the gravel or tarmac stages.
I tried using the paddle shifters for a while but found out that I
liked the stick shift better. Maybe it's not as fast but it's more
fun, one hand on wheel, one on the stick. Also, I never use the
handbrake. That's a disadvantage but using it seems too easy and also
a bit unrealistic since it's just a push button.
Are you using the manual transmission? I don't think you'll ever get a
very good time with the automatic transmission. And how can you do
left-foot breaking with a controller?
Drew
:) I am faster than you on Kaihuavaara with the controller. 4:12.63 Hehe
Left foot braking with the controller? If you have the Xbox controller
you just hit the left trigger while holding down the right...
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> Chang Liu wrote: > >> First stage in Finland right now is at 4:12 something. Its not good and >> I been trying but those turns are really sharp.. I could make 4:08 easy >> but I keep screwing up a few feet before the finish line. >> >> What are your times there? >> > > I think these are my best times for Finnish stages: > > autiovaara 3:46 > kaihuavaara 4:13 > kai2 4:21 > mustaselka 5:32 > mus2 5:30 > sikakama 6:12 > > I played these almost exclusively when I first got RBR. My times for > these stages are better (compared w/ default "record" times) than on > any of the gravel or tarmac stages. > > I tried using the paddle shifters for a while but found out that I > liked the stick shift better. Maybe it's not as fast but it's more > fun, one hand on wheel, one on the stick. Also, I never use the > handbrake. That's a disadvantage but using it seems too easy and also > a bit unrealistic since it's just a push button. > > Are you using the manual transmission? I don't think you'll ever get a > very good time with the automatic transmission. And how can you do > left-foot breaking with a controller? > > Drew >Chang Liu wrote:
>:) I am faster than you on Kaihuavaara with the controller. 4:12.63 Hehe
>
Heh, I wouldn't brag if I was you. I've probably got about 30 years
on you, and this is the first video game I've played since tetris.
Anyhow, you might be interested in this:
http://www.swedishsimracers.com/rbr/index.cfm
,the RBR ranking. Download some of those replays and see how it's
really done. (But you'll need the PC version of RBR, I think.)
Drew
http://www.bhmotorsports.com :) Thats where the fast stuff is at. Hehe
Drew man... You have a wheel!!! I thought wheel guys are suppose to be
better than the controller boys. :P
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> Chang Liu wrote: > >> :) I am faster than you on Kaihuavaara with the controller. 4:12.63 Hehe >> > > Heh, I wouldn't brag if I was you. I've probably got about 30 years > on you, and this is the first video game I've played since tetris. > > Anyhow, you might be interested in this: > http://www.swedishsimracers.com/rbr/index.cfm > > ,the RBR ranking. Download some of those replays and see how it's > really done. (But you'll need the PC version of RBR, I think.) > > Drew >Chang Liu <[email hidden]> wrote in news:e2pb1k$sn5$1@news-
int.gatech.edu:
Doesn't matter if it's done by a wheel or a Thumb Driver. The basic
skills of interpretation and reaction still must be present. Heck you
could strap me into a full blown cockpit and I'd still be just a shade
faster than molasses.
dave henrie
Now if yer talking IMMERSION, well then, ain't no contest. Wheel
blows a thumb pad away. Especially those nifty neat thumb pads that blow
air on yer palms or buzz. Wonder what that is for?
dh
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> > http://www.bhmotorsports.com :) Thats where the fast stuff is at. Hehe > > Drew man... You have a wheel!!! I thought wheel guys are suppose to be > better than the controller boys. :P > >Chang Liu wrote:
>
>Drew man... You have a wheel!!! I thought wheel guys are suppose to be
>better than the controller boys. :P
>
Nah, it's a little known fact that the top sim racers are keyboarders.
Drew
Hmmm how?
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> Chang Liu wrote: > >> Drew man... You have a wheel!!! I thought wheel guys are suppose to be >> better than the controller boys. :P >> > > Nah, it's a little known fact that the top sim racers are keyboarders. > > Drew >Chang Liu wrote:
>Hmmm how?
>
Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard. Makes all the difference. Also very
realistic. In fact, some WRC teams are about to replace the wheel &
pedals in their rally cars with ergonomic keyboards.
Drew
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>[email hidden] wrote: >> Chang Liu wrote: >> >>> Drew man... You have a wheel!!! I thought wheel guys are suppose to be >>> better than the controller boys. :P >>> >> >> Nah, it's a little known fact that the top sim racers are keyboarders. >> >> Drew >>LOL, Drew man. you gotta let me use the wheel sometimes :) Maybe I'll
drive even faster with it.
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