Do the skills at one sim help another?

My times at Nurburgring went down by 27 seconds after playing MicroMachines all last saturday :) rob.

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>I've been switching sims a lot recently driving GPL, Viper, MGP and >TOCA. I find that the skills learned at one sim do not damage my >performance at another and in fact help. This is particularly true of >GPL which has greatly improved my driving skills because it is so >demanding an unforgiving - now I have got to grips with driving these >'67 cars, I find that I can return to the others as if I had been >practising them all along. >Has anyone else had this experience? >Paul

I've been switching sims a lot recently driving GPL, Viper, MGP and TOCA. I find that the skills learned at one sim do not damage my performance at another and in fact help. This is particularly true of GPL which has greatly improved my driving skills because it is so demanding an unforgiving - now I have got to grips with driving these '67 cars, I find that I can return to the others as if I had been practising them all along. Has anyone else had this experience? Paul

Hey I got a 10,000 score on my Virtual Betty game after picking up two ***s last weekend. Errrr.....too much information.

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>My times at Nurburgring went down by 27 seconds after playing >MicroMachines all last saturday :) >rob. >>I've been switching sims a lot recently driving GPL, Viper, MGP and >>TOCA. I find that the skills learned at one sim do not damage my >>performance at another and in fact help. This is particularly true of >>GPL which has greatly improved my driving skills because it is so >>demanding an unforgiving - now I have got to grips with driving these >>'67 cars, I find that I can return to the others as if I had been >>practising them all along. >>Has anyone else had this experience? >>Paul