The newest Computer *** World has a preview of Papyrus' Nascar Racing
and i can hardly wait, however.....
I think IndyCar Racing has at least one major bug that needs to be
addressed. I can picture the programmers feverishly working on the expansion
discs for Nascar Racing already and i wonder if IndyCars' AI problems are
being forgotten about.
I have yet to finish even a lap on a roundtrack race without the problem
of the computer cars slowing down on the turns if the human controlled
driver is near. This is ruining the sim for me because it simulates nothing
in the real world of racing.
Papyrus has announced a save-game feature for Nascar but we were told
that it wouldn't be a "realistic" addition to IndyCar (the capability to run
a ten lapper in IndyCar is?)
: The newest Computer *** World has a preview of Papyrus' Nascar Racing
: and i can hardly wait, however.....
Did it mention hardware requirements for the Nascar Racing? I hope they
are same (or lower) as in IndyCar Racing.
: I think IndyCar Racing has at least one major bug that needs to be
: addressed. I can picture the programmers feverishly working on the expansion
: discs for Nascar Racing already and i wonder if IndyCars' AI problems are
: being forgotten about.
: I have yet to finish even a lap on a roundtrack race without the problem
: of the computer cars slowing down on the turns if the human controlled
: driver is near. This is ruining the sim for me because it simulates nothing
: in the real world of racing.
Are these backmarkers? I always thought they were giving me change to
pass;-)
Nascar Racing will come in hi-res and low-res formats. Low-res being
Indycar Racing style graphics and hi-res being unbelievable (from the screen
shots). Low-res will come on discs and hi-res on CD-ROM only.
A fast 486 with a 2X CD-ROM will be required for hi-res.
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> I think IndyCar Racing has at least one major bug that needs to be >addressed. I can picture the programmers feverishly working on the expansion >discs for Nascar Racing already and i wonder if IndyCars' AI problems are >being forgotten about. > I have yet to finish even a lap on a roundtrack race without the problem >of the computer cars slowing down on the turns if the human controlled >driver is near. This is ruining the sim for me because it simulates nothing >in the real world of racing.> Hmmm... I haven't had this problem. I do know that on a re-start, everyone
> slows going into the corner. That happens in real racing too if the pack gets
> too crowded.
This is hard braking when two computer cars get together in a turn. It
seems to happen a lot in the course of a race.
It seems like if it's workable for Nascar Racing it should be
programable for Indycar.
See You,
Mark
> Nascar Racing will come in hi-res and low-res formats. Low-res being
>Indycar Racing style graphics and hi-res being unbelievable (from the screen
>shots). Low-res will come on discs and hi-res on CD-ROM only.
> A fast 486 with a 2X CD-ROM will be required for hi-res.
Wow... anyone know if they're expecting to upgrade ICR? (Presumably)
My 486-66+2xCDROM+1024x768x8 is winging its way to me now and I can't WAIT!
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Brian Wong Product Marketing Engineering
415-336-0082 Palo Alto, CA 94303
