I've also posted a link to the official forums too for the FFB settings.
You're in Week 13 - they just deployed a new build. The schedule is full of random stuff. The new season starts on Tuesday - you'll find the Mazda Cup then.
Week 13 kind of legit sucks in iRacing, but i guess it's necessary because there's always some people who have technical issues with a new build that gets deployed.
Next tuesday, the normal series open again and there you will find the MX-5 Mazda Cup
Edit: Steve Civic on the iRacing forums advertises this page: http://www.edracing.com/edr/Rookies.php
Seems VERY useful for iRacing. Check it out.
Yep, an arguement with a guy I remember from ForzaCentral. What a way to get banned
God, I just knew who you were talking about when you said that. Can't believe antagonising isn't bannable either :/Yep, an arguement with a guy I remember from ForzaCentral. What a way to get banned
Looking great! Honestly, might even be the best looking rally game coming out this year from what I can tell. Don't think we've seen anything from the new WRC though, and Dirt Rally, while great, is not an amazing looking title.
One of the many oversights on NeoGAF. I haven't been to FC in about 4 years & with good reason. That said Badned is a top bloke as was Jamesways before he retired from being a moderator.
It looks good but I don't know...it's Milestone and they've reamed me more times that I care to recall with shoddy releases over the years. Dirt Rally and the EGO engine may not be the wonderous graphical marvel it once was but it is a challenge to drive!
Yup. Mascot is good people. Had no idea Jamesways was an FC mod, but knew Badned was and he occasionally pops up in the Driveclub threads. Strange how he's less one-eyed than aforementioned antagonist.
Yeah... twice bitten, thrice shy. I hope Milestone do a great job (and you can never have too many rally games) but you can't help but think this is just an excuse to make the most out of the WRC game they were making before they lost the license.
Nothing wrong with R3E driving experience. The FFB needs work and few people like the pricing stucture or model but eveything else is VERY solid. Glad to read so many positive thoughts because it can be tough to read about R3E at times (mostly misguided crap from early on in it's Forza-lite phase)
I have a pretty fair idea that FM6 will be the title to sell me on the One. Right now it really only has FM5 (which was too similar to FM4 for the most part to justify) and Horizon 2. DC was literally the one game that sold me on PS4 and I have no regrets, so I'm confident that if FM6 is a solid second outing for the base franchise it'll easily justify a One.
So i guess Fanatec Clubsport Pedals v3 are a thing now:
https://www.facebook.com/Fanatec/videos/858448597564471/
Rumble motors on throttle & brake pedals.
Pricetag is unknown, i wonder if they just go screw you all poor people and price it at 600$ or something
It varies by car I believe - some come out of virtual blankets, others don't. In many cases, it takes at least a few corners before the tyres start to work well, sometimes even a few laps. This also varies between sim, and varies between modes too. In PCARS for instance, there is a very clear cold tyre feeling in a normal session, but you won't get it on the time trial.
What ISI did with the ISIMotor is to me at least, astounding. I know there are, in theory, far more advanced simulations nowadays yet I'm always amazed at the various aspects of car components ISI have modelled in ISIMotor 2 and what modding teams have added to it over the years (such as turbo lag).
Do we know if ISI simulate brake-disks dissipating their heat into the tyres?
On the one hand I'm super excited. On the other, there are too many sims vying for my precious time. Did I really need to buy all of them? (yes)Reiza just posted on Twitter: Putting the finishing touches to our next track this week
A question for Tim Weatley
Apparently this is a heavily edited rip from TOCA Race Driver 2. Link removed.
It's what I'd call unfinished.
Turning every setting up to 11 in AC isn't always the best thing to do as many of the graphical features work in an arse-about-face way. For example, anisotropic filtering (AF) is usually set to 16 times by default in the majority of PC games and is done so without a performance hit. AF kills overall performance in AC; it is suggested to start with x2 and end at about 8x AF.
Kunos and speedy updates don't really compute. I don't know what Kunos have planned in the future for Assetto Corsa apart from car DLC; the letter to Kunos from Race Department pretty much nailed what Kunos need to do from a community standpoint. You may be waiting a while for a 'complete' exerience.
iRacing has a wonderfully natural look, doesn't it
There is a brightness setting you can fettle along with filter effects that can help or detract with AC's overall appearance. I'm sure the links I supplied have detailed info on these. I use the settings from one of the dev's found on the AC forums which turns off all the graphical enhancements/effects. Hmm. Can of worms time! I'm sure people from both sides of the fence will chime in here
There was a survey of sim racer last year that showed Stock Car Extreme was only owned by 30% of the 1000+ respondents. A recent poll on Reddit had around the same %, but from a sample size of around 250 I think.
That's crazy. I wouldn't have even thought people who could afford to play sims (ergo, afford sim rigs) would skimp on actually paying for sims. Unless all their money goes towards iRacing and RRE and somehow that justifies it.
