Just wondering if Sierra delivered on their promises of double file
restarts and real pit rules in N1999. I'm considering buying it and I
I don't check this group that often. Thanks.
It has double file restarts.....not sure what you mean about real pit rules?
>Just wondering if Sierra delivered on their promises of double file
>restarts and real pit rules in N1999. I'm considering buying it and I
>I don't check this group that often. Thanks.
By real pit rules (sorry, forgot to explain it), I meant being able to pick
your own pit.
Mark Messick wrote
That was never announced as a new feature for NR99. It is not included,
since the game engine limits your pitstall to the first one.
It's not big deal, still ;)
p.s.: You will find realistic pitstall with the upcoming revolutionnary
racing simulator called Nascar Racing 3, from Papyrus near the second
quarter of 99 officially ;-)
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Go buy it !It has double file restarts.Not sure about pit rules though
or about any bugs it may have.I have only messed with it a little though.
>Just wondering if Sierra delivered on their promises of double file
>restarts and real pit rules in N1999. I'm considering buying it and I
>I don't check this group that often. Thanks.
It also permits cars on the lead lap to pit first, then lapped cars to pit
later.
James
Mark, the double file restarts work great. When they give 1 to go,
the lapped cars move up to the front, on the inside. It really
changes the pitting strategy :)
>Just wondering if Sierra delivered on their promises of double file
>restarts and real pit rules in N1999. I'm considering buying it and I
>I don't check this group that often. Thanks.
ah, nope. not in N99.
>By real pit rules (sorry, forgot to explain it), I meant being able to pick
>your own pit.
