mgpr2

is there any way to edit the spins in this game. it seems that you spin wildly out of control sometimes when you are going pretty slow. a little to *** the gas out of the corner and you'll spin all the way around. i know that these cars are twitchy but i watch a lot of formula racing on tv and don't quite see it.

There are setups by Steve Sherris at the unofficial website. Also, just soften the rear springs or antiroll bar. It's a matter of your setup. James Larson

Welcome to one of the major flaws of this title. It is a wonderful effort in many ways, but the unrealistic "canned" spins are a real annoyance that spoils the effect for me a lot. Marc.

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>Welcome to one of the major flaws of this title. It is a wonderful effort >in many ways, but the unrealistic "canned" spins are a real annoyance that >spoils the effect for me a lot. >Marc. >> is there any way to edit the spins in this game. it seems that you spin >> wildly out of control sometimes when you are going pretty slow. a little >to >> *** the gas out of the corner and you'll spin all the way around. i >> know that these cars are twitchy but i watch a lot of formula racing on tv >> and don't quite see it.

After a while you'll get used to how hard to apply throttle. The spins are a little more canned on this sime but all the sims pretty much have canned spins. No big deal. Soften up the back end.

It's got it's flaws, some are major. But it's the best current F1 sim. That being said, I don't think we will hear anything about MGPRS2 after GP3 is released. I've always been a big fan of MGPRS2, but after playing GPL for awhile, I rate MGPRS2 a little higher than NFS3. It's a fun arcade/sim, but it's not ***.