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Downloading rFactor right now. Was hoping the torrent would max out my connection but it's not. Maybe I should have tried getting it from one of the servers instead.
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Don't get me wrong, I spent hundreds and hundreds of hours in racing sims of different varieties and enjoyed it and spent plenty of time taming the 427 Cobra on Spa. But the fact is you do have to spend a lot of time on it if you want to get good at it and competitive against a real person, and when you can only spend a few hours a week on your hobby, whatever it may be, sim racing gets a bit boring. I enjoyed sim racing far more when I had 30 or 40 hours a week to spend on my various hobbiesI raced through a full season in GTR1 (which was extremely unforgiving) and enjoyed it, but I wouldn't be able to get into it these days now I actually have a full time job and real life commitments.
Maybe it's because I live in an area that's quite nice to drive around and have spent too much time working on real life race cars I'm just too burnt out on cars to give a shit about a racing sim as well![]()
Games which have heaps of cars through mods just aren't the same as Forza or GT which has a great selection built in .
As for sim racing, there's always people in the same boat as you, so you can always be competitive against the midfield etc.
Well this thread was helpful, I came in on the fence about getting this game. Now I leave on the fence about getting this game. What made it really bad was going through the Forza-like screenshot battle. One guys taking pics of the game in the worse light while one guy takes pics of the game looking like you're looking out the window at the real thing. All I want to know is if the quality in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpjftffFUm8 something I can achieve with my setup:
Intel i5-3570K
8GB Crucial Memory
XFX Double D FX-787A-CDFC Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition 2GB 256-bit
GSC DRM makes it an absolute "no buy" for me. Serial activation required with only 2 re-activations before you have to contact support? Fuck that.
And seriously, a 60 minute trial of the demo? Give me a break. That's not even enough time to setup the controls of a hardcore sim.
Well I can honestly say I left the demo/trial unimpressed with the game. It definitely did not make me pull out my CC and purchase it once it locked me out. In fact, after it locked me out I felt like I just wasted 60 minutes of my life.![]()
Well what are you looking for out of your racing? Describe your setup and desires out of a racing game and I'll tell you what you should be looking at.
Hence why I think sim racing is time consuming if you actually want to enjoy good races.
I have no interest in talking to anyone about being able to play a game I've paid money for. The end.
Well congratulations to you my butthurt friend, I was only trying to help, but you act like I pulled a toenail off, lol.
That was unnecessary. I won't deal with restrictive DRM. If I pay for something, I expect to own it. Not the right to use it whenever someone else decides to allow it. You were the one pumping GSC after all, so who's the butthurt one again?![]()
Gran Turismo or Forza for the PC, but with more realistic physics and I'm not really interested in doing engine modifications to the cars, but full suspension changes I do.
Would prefer it to work with my Logitech Drive Force GT steering wheel as well.
Also as I mentioned earlier. Lots and lots of different cars to choose from and the more tracks the merrier. Multiplayer support is a plus.
That was unnecessary. I won't deal with restrictive DRM. If I pay for something, I expect to own it. Not the right to use it whenever someone else decides to allow it. You were the one pumping GSC after all, so who's the butthurt one again?![]()
Don't get started with him. He'll start off having a reasonable discussion then after he runs out of brain power to maintain a discussion
Gran Turismo or Forza for the PC, but with more realistic physics and I'm not really interested in doing engine modifications to the cars, but full suspension changes I do.
Would prefer it to work with my Logitech Drive Force GT steering wheel as well.
Also as I mentioned earlier. Lots and lots of different cars to choose from and the more tracks the merrier. Multiplayer support is a plus.
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Frog2 you look like, like, like, like a big fat hard drive.
Yeah, a big fat hard drive.
...patiently awaits for PM.
LOL, if by "props" you mean to have a reasonable conversation and not get insulted, then yeah sure, I expected "props". Kids these daysThe truth is, you're not a sim racer anymore, you've morphed into a casual gamer yet you still expect props from those who value the physics and FFB over every other criteria.
I sent him a video from a R rated movie which scared the hell out of him, lol.
. One , for instance, if you play game X with a wheel and then try game Y with a joystick and then come to bash game Y then you're opinion, FOR ME, is worthless a
Another of SMS racing games for the PS3 was reviewed. Reviewers sent a strong message to SMS about expectations for Project Cars.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPbarUpKzms&feature=g-all-u
You don't think there's value in driving a driving simulator with a wheel?....we are trying to simulate the act of driving afterall, plus, FFB quality is very good these days, so using gamepads is a terrible experience.
You might be surprised how good the FFB of 2008's GTR Evolution is, and people say when you mate it to one of the new HQ wheels like T500/CSRe, the FFB is even more pronounced.
Also, in the awesome sim "Game Stock Car 2012", G27 owners use a lower FFB setting by default, so once again, using something like a T500 and the higher preset would really pump up the FFB, though it's rather good with a G27.
Y with Clubsport Pedals AND a Logitech G27.l