Hi, just found this NG, and I have some questions:
1) What is Indycar II? I just installed Indycar itself. Am I already
obsolete? Ditto for Nascar, Nascar II.
2) Can anyone help recommend setups for the various tracks? I've got
Michigan pretty well dialed in, but no others.
3) Re Michigan, how come the other cars are so much slower? In 3d,
speeds at Michigan are around 230+, which is what I'm lapping, but the AI
cars are going so much slower, it's no fun. Their qualifying speeds are
around 217.
4) I realize it isn't really a sim, but does anyone here know anything
about Stunt Driver, by Spectrum Holobyte? If the installation program is
any indication, it must be pretty much junk ... it won't even install for
me ... but I thought I'd ask anyhow.
Jack
>Hi, just found this NG, and I have some questions:
> 1) What is Indycar II? I just installed Indycar itself. Am I already
>obsolete? Ditto for Nascar, Nascar II.
Indycar is a great sim and I've lost alot of sleep because of it,
but the sequel Indycar II is incredible (if you have a fast enough
machine). The learning curve is much steeper in Indycar II but that
hardly matters because its a blast.
The stock ace setups will keep you pretty competitive at most tracks
with opponents at 100%. Use these as a base and tinker with them from
there.
Michigan is one of the easier tracks. Some of the cars are
ridiculously slow and always in the way. Try bumping up opponents to
105 to 115.
Sorry, never heard of it.
