Decisions, decisions. All 3 of these are looking to be great but I
can't get all 3.
GTR is out now and I'm tempted to get it cause I'd really like a new
racer to add to RBR but the racing in that game is very specific and has
high end 'on the edge' cars.
Any word on when rFactor or S2 might be out for purchase?
If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4
without question.
[email hidden] wrote:
> If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4
> without question.
Well, I do have a PS2 but I'm a bit pissed off at GT4 right now cause
they specifically programed the game to NOT allow the PC Momo wheel to work.
I'll just have to wait for a real racer.
> Well, I do have a PS2 but I'm a bit pissed off at GT4 right now cause
> they specifically programed the game to NOT allow the PC Momo wheel to
> work.
>
> I'll just have to wait for a real racer.
Yeah, if GT4 supported a momo I'd buy it but I think I'll give it a miss.
It still seems to suffer from all the problems of the previous games in the
series anyway
Do you gamepad.
"[email hidden] Mar 10, 8:53 pm
Newsgroups: rec.autos.simulators
From: [email hidden] - Find messages by this author
Date: 10 Mar 2005 20:53:44 -0800
If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4
without question. "
Really flightless? That doesn't seem to be what you have been saying.
Let's review:
1. "You want an apology from EA for producing the finest Nascar
simulaton
to date?" - Feb 19
2. "...for producing the finest, all encompassing and most
comprehensive
NASCAR racing simulation to date." - Feb 22
Now, admittedly your comments were in regard to NSR. However, your use
of superlatives (absolute best & without question) leave little room to
wiggle. So, is it NSR or GT4?
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4
> without question.
Without question? I don't think so.
Ooops! I missed this gem from our resident expert:
"There is simply no comparison, EA's new title sets the standard in
every area imaginable and is the new definitive Nascar simulation.
Go and read some of the 90%+ reviews which are overflowing with
praise." - Feb 21
How come you pick the WORST Sims to tout as the best thing on the planet?
They really don't need your help :)
-Larry
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4
> without question.
>
Flightless seems to have never experienced Papy's 2 year old NR2003 and
it's many mods. Even at 2 years old it's very hard to beat with all the
after market development and continuing community involvement. NSR is a
toy compared to it.
Darus wrote:
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> "[email hidden] Mar 10, 8:53 pm > Newsgroups: rec.autos.simulators > From: [email hidden] - Find messages by this author > Date: 10 Mar 2005 20:53:44 -0800 > > > If you want the absolute best racer out there right now then it is GT4 > without question. " > > > Really flightless? That doesn't seem to be what you have been saying. > Let's review: > > 1. "You want an apology from EA for producing the finest Nascar > simulaton > to date?" - Feb 19 > > 2. "...for producing the finest, all encompassing and most > comprehensive > NASCAR racing simulation to date." - Feb 22 > > Now, admittedly your comments were in regard to NSR. However, your use > of superlatives (absolute best & without question) leave little room to > wiggle. So, is it NSR or GT4? >Flightless may just *be* 2 years old!
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 04:38:51 GMT, Destroy <[email hidden]> wrote:
I'm saving my money for rFactor because it won't use Starforce.
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>Decisions, decisions. All 3 of these are looking to be great but I >can't get all 3. > >GTR is out now and I'm tempted to get it cause I'd really like a new >racer to add to RBR but the racing in that game is very specific and has >high end 'on the edge' cars. > >Any word on when rFactor or S2 might be out for purchase?Niles Anders wrote:
> Flightless seems to have never experienced Papy's 2 year old NR2003and
> it's many mods. Even at 2 years old it's very hard to beat with allthe
> after market development and continuing community involvement. NSR isa
> toy compared to it.
And what kind of immersive single player racing experience does NR2003
deliver Niles?
Well, one in which I can lap cars without being black flagged at the
first caution. One in which current car models/paint schemes are being
used. One that offers me trouble free and FPS friendly gaming with
little file manipulation. One that offers a COMPLETE race schedule
including ALL the NNC/NBS/CTS tracks correctly displayed thru the end
of last season and some even up to LV this week.
NSR offers nothing but PROMISE or POTENTIAL or HOPE. It is an
unrealized dream. LFS and GTR both are more polished right now.


































