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Another N2003 Moebius In the Rough

1 post by 1 person · 24 Jan 2004 02:54 UTC - 24 Jan 2004 02:54 UTC

Steve Smith 24 Jan 2004 02:54 UTC#44667
Here's another new N2003 roadie worth a look: the ineptly yclept "Wheels of Fire," a bum monicker for such a nicely done track. Visually, it's stunning, with unbelievably detailed graphics (there's more artistry in the backside of the grandstands than many homebrew tracks show overall) and nicely rendered scenery. It has a wonderful soaring flow to it, thanks to somewhat banked turns and overly optimistic grip levels (1.20 on the asphalt), and despite the low turn count (I only see 4; the .ini sez 7). It reminds me of a Moebius-folded Spa, with a couple of tricky fast turns and a couple of tricky slow turns, interspersed with some long high-speed runs. Altho most of its 2.78-mile length seems quite open, parts of it feel as hemmed in as a city-street course, and its pit-in and pit-exit are positively suicidal. Thank goodness it's only a sim.... I rarely like fantasy tracks, but this one's an exception: http://team.phoenix.free.fr/

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