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NASCAR 2---what the hell? Anybody seen this?

5 posts by 5 people · 19 Dec 1996 - 23 Dec 1996

Bill Jenki 19 Dec 1996#349267
I was doing some testing at Sears Point...I made some adjustments, and restarted in the pits. As I sometimes do (I use a bad joystick), I waggled the stick as I accelerated out...To my amazement, both tires began spewing smoke, the engine began revving, and the stock car came out of the pits in a long, smoky, sideways burnout! I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing to the stick, just kind of shaking it from side to side gently...but it works every time! On every track! Has anybody else seen this? It's neat as hell!
Keith Spero 19 Dec 1996#349268
In Drag Racing it's called a burnout my friend. Right now since it's a little early the name they use in Nascar slips my mind. But yea, everyone has seen it and loves it. --Keith
Papyrus has added wheel spin to N2. If you press the gas button twice it will spin the tires. (kinda like a double click) I love it for getting turned around after I make a hair-boned move and spinout. -- Lannie Schafroth
P. Campbe 21 Dec 1996#349549
Quoted text (9 lines)> I was doing some testing at Sears Point...I made some adjustments, and >restarted in the pits. As I sometimes do (I use a bad joystick), I waggled the >stick as I accelerated out...To my amazement, both tires began spewing smoke, >the engine began revving, and the stock car came out of the pits in a long, >smoky, sideways burnout! I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing to the stick, >just kind of shaking it from side to side gently...but it works every time! On >every track! Has anybody else seen this? It's neat as hell!
Here's the deal. Papyrus put a wheel spin feature in NASCAR 2. If you were using a wheel, you would notice it simply by stepping on the throttle. However, Papyrus felt that joystick users might not like the feature because it makes the car hard to control. So, if you are using a joystick, the feature is not immediately active. They did make a way to activate the feature (which you obviously found!) but I can't remember exactly how you do it. Pat ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pat Campbell The Chevy Monte Carlo 6,94,88,16,4,25 Lexington, AL NASCAR's Wide Load War Eagle!!! Home Page: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/pscindex.html NASCAR Stats: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/nascstat.html -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Quoted text (9 lines)> > I was doing some testing at Sears Point...I made some adjustments, and > >restarted in the pits. As I sometimes do (I use a bad joystick), I waggled the > >stick as I accelerated out...To my amazement, both tires began spewing smoke, > >the engine began revving, and the stock car came out of the pits in a long, > >smoky, sideways burnout! I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing to the stick, > >just kind of shaking it from side to side gently...but it works every time! On > >every track! Has anybody else seen this? It's neat as hell!
When using a joystick, double-click the throttle to initiate wheel spin when at a dead stop or very slow speeds. dglenn

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