Capitalism at its finest. But we all have the choice to be a patreon or not, to download a mod or not. It's time to let it go. If there is a legit complaint because some proprietary content was stolen from you, then take it up with the person directly or email the respective forum admin.No, let's talk about some of the people in this thread that actually do have a patreon for their subpar car and track mods that're based off stolen content!
Are there tiers for your patreon membership? I'd like to sign up for the Keep-Pants-On membership level.
If we go off this article https://fuelieheads.com/gte-and-gt3-where-is-the-difference/ I guess I was right originally. What I said before I edited my post, was that the two classes have very little differences in weight and power. The main difference is the aero, GTEs have a lot more downforce. That's why GTEs are generally between 3 to 6 seconds faster (depending on the track) than GT3s
Agree in general, but it is I think a little to simplified. GT3 cars are more based on production cars and as such use a lot of original serial production parts. GTE cars are pure race cars. Yes they use the same chassis and similar engine, but they use much more sofisticated brakes, suspension, wheels,... basically everything. A GT3 car can be bought in a store by anyone with enough money, GTE cars are factory cars, managed by factory teams, driven by company's professional drivers and serviced by company's professional mechanics. And can not be bought by everyone. A production of a GTE car can be several times more expensive as a production of a gt3 car. Sure there are kits available, that convert a gt3 car to a gte car for a few 10.000 $ dollars. But this does not mean you then can go and run same lap times as a factory gte car. It does not include all the work under the hood. All the company's secrets in building a pure factory car.
I'm not making any assumptions - how the hell do you figure that from what i wrote. I said that people here strive for realism yet when it comes to physics realism goes out the window. Once again you are jumping to conclusions that aren't there. You have a habit of doing that.
I think it's the latest. Is there an option to turn on and off.
Btw, is there a setting up way in this forum, to 'pre-like' a post before it comes out?
I mean, if we are a little squad of followers liking and agreeing with somebodys posts, our likes been there without we having the trouble to hit the like button?
Just curiosity, because we have many little squad of followers, hitting the button.
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