Subject line says it. I was so annoyed with the front-end push
on the Nascar Revolution handling that I decided to intentionally
fishtail or spinout at Richmond (without hitting a bump or
bumping into another object first). No matter how hard I tried to
whip the tail end around the damn thing kept planted - even
with the front wheels down to 20psi and rear up to 60.
Not having seen this mentioned yet, I was wondering if this
was a common experience or not.
Thanks,
Neil M.
You can't do it. BTW, I don't know about you but I am pretty pissed about
the kind of ***that EA
put on the store shelves. Just one of many things wrong with this game.
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>Subject line says it. I was so annoyed with the front-end push >on the Nascar Revolution handling that I decided to intentionally >fishtail or spinout at Richmond (without hitting a bump or >bumping into another object first). No matter how hard I tried to >whip the tail end around the damn thing kept planted - even >with the front wheels down to 20psi and rear up to 60. >Not having seen this mentioned yet, I was wondering if this >was a common experience or not. >Thanks, >Neil M.Thanks for confirming that issue to both of you. I was thinking that the
claim of being a "hard core sim" was starting to sound more than a
wee bit "Novalogicky"
Neil M.
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>Yes, it is common. Nascar Revolution is pure crap, both as a sim >(which it is advertised to be) and as an arcade racer. Neil, you >can either hit the wall, to spin, or you can lower the rear wing to >minimum, set the front shocks/springs to low and the rears to high, >and it MIGHT spin... It is a bad, bad game and is getting *soundly( >thrashed on the EA message board. >Look here: >http://www.nascarrevolution.com/garage/bulletin.html >Really, really, really bad. >-- >// rrevved posts from mindspring dot comCorrect. Unless you hit something, you can't spin out in NasRev.
It's those realistic physics, ya know.
-Larry
