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Comparing Wales GB rally with RBR

2 posts by 2 people · 18 Sep 2004 22:07 UTC - 21 Sep 2004 03:42 UTC

Tim Epstein 18 Sep 2004 22:07 UTC#31815
I've just watched the highlights of today's wet Wales GB on the TV. Comparing the attitude of the real cars to RBR gives me a further sense of how realistic RBR is, and a much greater appreciation for the skills of the WRC drivers. RBR really does capture the look and feel of the actual rally cars. watching the in car shots, I was able to place exactly what was happening with cars, just like with RBR. I did a wet stage on the GB rally of RBR right after, and the replay looked just right. Tim
Tim Epstein (eppy) wrote:
Quoted text (14 lines)> I've just watched the highlights of today's wet Wales GB on the TV. > Comparing the attitude of the real cars to RBR gives me a further > sense of how realistic RBR is, and a much greater appreciation for > the skills of the WRC drivers. > > RBR really does capture the look and feel of the actual rally cars. > watching the in car shots, I was able to place exactly what was > happening with cars, just like with RBR. > > I did a wet stage on the GB rally of RBR right after, and the replay > looked just right. > > Tim >
Wasn't it just fantastic watching WRC Wales GB after playing some RBR? It's just like how I felt the first time I watched some historic racing after playing GPL, watching F1 after playing F1-2002, and watching Nascar after playing NR2003, it's like you gain a whole new appreciation for the sport. Suddenly, I could pick out the engine notes better to tell when they were throttling up, I paid more attention to when they shifted, how they cranked the wheel around, and, if the telemetry showed it, when they were left foot braking. Loeb was running down one long, fast stretch in 6th and the telemetry kept showing him stabbing at the brakes while he sounded like he was going full throttle. RBR was worth it alone just to make WRC that much more fun to watch for me.

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