That's how they named the new engine. It stands for Reusable Vehicle
Engine...aha.
The game appears to come with unbelievable, accurate tracks. They are based
on 360 degrees camara shots of every centimeter of a driveably track,
together with centimeter-precise measurements of these tracks, done with GP
, making every dip, bump, banking, height of cerb stones or what ever there
is on the track come alive in the game. That's what they say. Completed
with 32-bits accurate graphics (what does it mean for the system
requirements), I wonder what they did with the physics and the bugs in the
old engines, rage 1 and rage 2. Because I do not trust those Sim programmers
anymore since they promised GP3 would have a totally new engine, but in real
life it came with identical bugs and much-hated features of GP2.
But simply judging the screen shots in hi res, I'll wait until November.
Then I will listen to those who could not wait to buy it, and than
Christmass will come soon enough to get myself a legal copy...If it's good
enough for me, that is.
scrcs
Everyone drives a sim his or her own way, with his or her own config. Using
a wheel, a keyboard, or whatever controller makes a lot of difference what
you get out of the game. When judging the game everyone should report his
complete config + game setup.
"scrcs" <[email hidden]> writes:
GPS is fine enough, although don't believe that 1 cm accuracy. GPS
readings _may_ be way off that. Remember C:PR that also promised
superaccurate GPS measured tracks, resulting in a fantasy chicane at
Cleveland and some narrow superspeedways.
> with 32-bits accurate graphics (what does it mean for the system
> requirements), I wonder what they did with the physics and the bugs in the
> old engines, rage 1 and rage 2. Because I do not trust those Sim programmers
> anymore since they promised GP3 would have a totally new engine, but in real
> life it came with identical bugs and much-hated features of GP2.
GC never promised a totally new engine. The identical bugs is not
bugs but bad system design.
> But simply judging the screen shots in hi res, I'll wait until November.
> Then I will listen to those who could not wait to buy it, and than
> Christmass will come soon enough to get myself a legal copy...If it's good
> enough for me, that is.
Yep, I'm not going to hold my breath for this one.
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Olav K. Malmin
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