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Old 05-17-08, 01:01 PM   #1
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Have you even played the demo m8. It seems pretty realistic to me. What would you improve to make it more realistic.
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Old 05-17-08, 01:29 PM   #2
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First of all, make the cars behave like cars. The BMW turns like a Formula 1 car, f.i.
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Old 05-17-08, 01:56 PM   #3
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ok thats better. what else do you think is wrong?
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Old 05-17-08, 03:18 PM   #4
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The glaring HDR, but thats moddable. (For the PC version)

The main problem is the physics, though. I dont see the point in buying a racing game when it doesnt feel like you are driving a car. I love the damage model though, wish I could get something like that in say GTR2.

The game has taken a trashing in the simracing community, by the way. And now Codemasters have grabbed the right to Formula 1 ... Damn it.

Not trying to offend anyone, I just really hate arcade racers.
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Old 05-17-08, 04:26 PM   #5
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I'm less ardent about arcade racers than Stabiz, as I've only recently been converted to a driving sim fanatic. That said, once I played GT Legends, I don't know if I can really go back to NFS style games.

I do wish they'd do some games with story and plotline and car customization that were more GTLish, physics wise. I'm a sucker for a bit of drama.

Anyway...point of the post is this: Prior to my GTL experience, I'd have had no clue what Stabiz was one about in regards to this game not being a driving sim. Now I know exactly what he's talking about and why he scoffs, and thus, I must urge any driving-game fan to try a real-sim type game.

Once you get a taste, you'll only want more.
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Old 05-18-08, 02:36 AM   #6
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I downloaded the PS3 demo last night, and enjoyed it somewhat.

The damage model would be really nice on Gran Turismo.

I really hate the way the cars in GT just bounce off each other, and the environment. Fingers crossed for the final release.
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Old 05-19-08, 02:21 AM   #7
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Well there is no denying the graphics do look really good. The damage model is great. Try really messing up a car and it does a nice job.

That said it is an arcade game, it handles like and arcade game and is presented like one. 3 lap races, no sort of time trial mode. If that is your thing this will be a good title. If you prefer a simulation you are better off elsewhere.
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