Hi, Mr. Cramond.
I am your test driver, as you know, and I come here to report you I
found up just one more bug in our beloved GP2. I was driving in
Adelaide happily leading the race when an AI car (one lap late) got a
spin many seconds before me and stayed at the very side of the track,
on the curb.
Ok, I saw a flag sinalizing that, but even decreasing speed my car was
sucked against the stopped AI car and I got into a crash and out of
the race. Attention, yes, I've just said 'sucked against'.
After that, in the sequence, Hill running at about 160 km/h hit my car
while it was still remaining broken in the center of the track. So my
car lost one wheel , as ever, and Hill didn't have even a broken
spoiler, that's funny.
I actually could have passed that poit without problem, once I had
room for that, but there was a vacuum cleaner sucking me to hit the
stopped car, despite I tried to deviate. The steering wheel had no
effect. The aspirating force was as strong as to bring me jumped over
the side curb, exactly against the stopped AI car.
Notice: Actually, that was one of those curbs impossible to pass with
the car over or across, even if you turn the steering in its
direction, because of the game's normal steering correction, provided,
of course, that you're driving in normal fast race speed. So, it
couldn't never had been my fault.
Well, it is not difficult to notice this vacuum cleaner sucking around
in many other circuits, but now this one is easier to explain.
As this appears, obviously, intentionally tricky, I suppose you had
lot of laughs when writing this game called simulator. But I was not
told it would bring a virtual circus' environment. At least, I not
feel myself a buffoon. And Microprose didn't mention this on the
adverti***ts.
Usually I swear my posts are true, but mostly I keep a 'saved game'
file of all I say. So I don't need to swear this time. If you don't
believe you wrote it I can send you the file.
I swear there isn't such vacuum cleaner in the reality, though. So, a
simulator shouldn't ...
Fernando Assis.
PS-1: GP2 appears to have still more bugs than GP1.
PS-2: To Mr. David Surplus (performance analyst and test driver for
GP2) plus all those 14 persons working as 'tester' I take my hat and
cn only say "CONGRATULATIONS" for helping to build this exceptional
piece of software from the First World.
You could try driving without steering help. But then that would be too
much like a simulator for you...
--
Dave Bowers
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>>Notice: Actually, that was one of those curbs impossible to pass with >>the car over or across, even if you turn the steering in its >>direction, because of the game's normal steering correction, provided, >>of course, that you're driving in normal fast race speed. So, it >>couldn't never had been my fault. >You could try driving without steering help. But then that would be too >much like a simulator for you... >-- >Dave BowersQuoted text (13 lines)
>>>Notice: Actually, that was one of those curbs impossible to pass with >>>the car over or across, even if you turn the steering in its >>>direction, because of the game's normal steering correction, provided, >>>of course, that you're driving in normal fast race speed. So, it >>>couldn't never had been my fault. >>You could try driving without steering help. But then that would be too >>much like a simulator for you... >>-- >>Dave Bowers >Teach me and others how to turn off the steering help for those using >keyboard.If it's such a bad game why are you still playing it?
Haven't you realised that no-one gives a toss what you think?
Take out the CD, put in a different one and do something else.
Stop whining and get a life.
Ken
P.S. I know GP2 is far from perfect but it's the best I've ever played.
