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Nasscar Racing Leagues

8 posts by 5 people · 11 Jan 2008 06:43 UTC - 16 Jan 2008 18:50 UTC

Online Racer 11 Jan 2008 06:43 UTC#4663
Nasscar Racing Leagues Hello fellow online racers. Nasscar Racing Leagues is starting 2008 with ARCA Sim Racing We will be getting started in march . All drivers that are clean and fair are welcome Some basics of Nasscar 1 We are a full hard core league That means 1a Forced Cockpit views only 2 No Driver Aids except Auto Clutch 3 Realistic weather for the day of the race. Race distance is 100% with a two hour limit. This is a no cost league do to our sponsorship from 321 servers. We are racing on Tuesday nights at 9:00 EST. for more information www.nasscar.us www.321servers.com Servers as low as $25.00 a month with a minimum of 7100 KBS.
Is this even out yet? -Larry "JoMar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:teEhj.7325$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (23 lines)> > Nasscar Racing Leagues > > Hello fellow online racers. > > Nasscar Racing Leagues is starting 2008 with ARCA Sim Racing > We will be getting started in march . > All drivers that are clean and fair are welcome > > Some basics of Nasscar > 1 We are a full hard core league > That means > 1a Forced Cockpit views only > 2 No Driver Aids except Auto Clutch > 3 Realistic weather for the day of the race. > > Race distance is 100% with a two hour limit. > This is a no cost league do to our sponsorship from 321 servers. > We are racing on Tuesday nights at 9:00 EST. > for more information > www.nasscar.us > www.321servers.com > Servers as low as $25.00 a month with a minimum of 7100 KBS.
Cowboy Bob 12 Jan 2008 01:26 UTC↳ reply to Larry#4673
No, it supposed to start being available beginning of February. I finally decided to pre-order. I haven't tried any demo, but the racecasts I saw made it look exciting and frankly, I want to have something new. I'm not sure I'll like it, since I'm not a great fan of ISI or their graphics engine. Last time I bought a sim based on a minor league series was Hooters Pro Cup, which was also based on an ISI physics engine (GT Sports CAR) and it sucked badly... Mr. P. Larry wrote:
Quoted text (30 lines)> Is this even out yet? > > -Larry > > "JoMar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:teEhj.7325$[email hidden]... >> >> Nasscar Racing Leagues >> >> Hello fellow online racers. >> >> Nasscar Racing Leagues is starting 2008 with ARCA Sim Racing >> We will be getting started in march . >> All drivers that are clean and fair are welcome >> >> Some basics of Nasscar >> 1 We are a full hard core league >> That means >> 1a Forced Cockpit views only >> 2 No Driver Aids except Auto Clutch >> 3 Realistic weather for the day of the race. >> >> Race distance is 100% with a two hour limit. >> This is a no cost league do to our sponsorship from 321 servers. >> We are racing on Tuesday nights at 9:00 EST. >> for more information >> www.nasscar.us >> www.321servers.com >> Servers as low as $25.00 a month with a minimum of 7100 KBS. >
Larry 14 Jan 2008 16:02 UTC↳ reply to Cowboy Bob#4679
It's ISI based? Ah, crap. Not looking good for me. I am not a fan of ISI based SIMS. -Larry "Cowboy Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:VDUhj.44036$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (42 lines)> No, it supposed to start being available beginning of February. I finally > decided to pre-order. I haven't tried any demo, but the racecasts I saw > made it look exciting and frankly, I want to have something new. > > I'm not sure I'll like it, since I'm not a great fan of ISI or their > graphics engine. Last time I bought a sim based on a minor league series > was Hooters Pro Cup, which was also based on an ISI physics engine (GT > Sports CAR) and it sucked badly... > > Mr. P. > > Larry wrote: >> Is this even out yet? >> >> -Larry >> >> "JoMar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> news:teEhj.7325$[email hidden]... >>> >>> Nasscar Racing Leagues >>> >>> Hello fellow online racers. >>> >>> Nasscar Racing Leagues is starting 2008 with ARCA Sim Racing >>> We will be getting started in march . >>> All drivers that are clean and fair are welcome >>> >>> Some basics of Nasscar >>> 1 We are a full hard core league >>> That means >>> 1a Forced Cockpit views only >>> 2 No Driver Aids except Auto Clutch >>> 3 Realistic weather for the day of the race. >>> >>> Race distance is 100% with a two hour limit. >>> This is a no cost league do to our sponsorship from 321 servers. >>> We are racing on Tuesday nights at 9:00 EST. >>> for more information >>> www.nasscar.us >>> www.321servers.com >>> Servers as low as $25.00 a month with a minimum of 7100 KBS. >>
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 11:02:41 -0500, Larry wrote: > It's ISI based? > > Ah, crap. Not looking good for me. I am not a fan of ISI based SIMS. > > -Larry > Cut them some slack, Larry. They've always been willing to learn, and I'm really interested to find out what kind of improvements ARCA holds in store. There aren't that many serious simracing developers left out there, so we should think twice before dissing a sim that isn't even on the shelves yet ;-) Cheers, uwe --
I've driven the previous rFactor stock car mods. They are good attempts, but I didn't find the driving feel to be that great, or at least any better than N2003. IMO ASR is in a different league. The feel of the car, and how it seems connected to the road, is better than any other stock car simulation I've tried. It goes way beyond a simple rFactor mod. It's not just a new set of physics parameters. Some of the underlying physics have been changed, and it's a big improvement. One of the coolest things is that there is a dirt track in the ARCA schedule. Duquion Illinois. It's really well done in ASR. Driving and racing on that track is awesome. Pat Dotson On Jan 15, 4:00 am, Uwe Schürkamp <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (16 lines)> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 11:02:41 -0500, Larry wrote: > > It's ISI based? > > > Ah, crap.  Not looking good for me.  I am not a fan of ISI based SIMS. > > > -Larry > > Cut them some slack, Larry. They've always been willing to learn, and > I'm really interested to find out what kind of improvements ARCA holds > in store. There aren't that many serious simracing developers left out > there, so we should think twice before dissing a sim that isn't even > on the shelves yet ;-) > > Cheers, uwe > > --
We'll see :) I always buy the stuff. Whether I keep using it is up to them... -Larry "Uwe Sch�rkamp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (18 lines)> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 11:02:41 -0500, Larry wrote: >> It's ISI based? >> >> Ah, crap. Not looking good for me. I am not a fan of ISI based SIMS. >> >> -Larry >> > > Cut them some slack, Larry. They've always been willing to learn, and > I'm really interested to find out what kind of improvements ARCA holds > in store. There aren't that many serious simracing developers left out > there, so we should think twice before dissing a sim that isn't even > on the shelves yet ;-) > > Cheers, uwe > > > --
Larry 16 Jan 2008 18:50 UTC↳ reply to Pat Dotson#4573
Is this a mod over top of rFactor ? -Larry <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... I've driven the previous rFactor stock car mods. They are good attempts, but I didn't find the driving feel to be that great, or at least any better than N2003. IMO ASR is in a different league. The feel of the car, and how it seems connected to the road, is better than any other stock car simulation I've tried. It goes way beyond a simple rFactor mod. It's not just a new set of physics parameters. Some of the underlying physics have been changed, and it's a big improvement. One of the coolest things is that there is a dirt track in the ARCA schedule. Duquion Illinois. It's really well done in ASR. Driving and racing on that track is awesome. Pat Dotson On Jan 15, 4:00 am, Uwe Sch�rkamp <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (16 lines)> On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 11:02:41 -0500, Larry wrote: > > It's ISI based? > > > Ah, crap. Not looking good for me. I am not a fan of ISI based SIMS. > > > -Larry > > Cut them some slack, Larry. They've always been willing to learn, and > I'm really interested to find out what kind of improvements ARCA holds > in store. There aren't that many serious simracing developers left out > there, so we should think twice before dissing a sim that isn't even > on the shelves yet ;-) > > Cheers, uwe > > --

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