[PITS]Project International Touring Series presented by SNAIL SundaysPS4
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Brands Hatch Indy
13:00 track time
13:00 track time
Below are the top 10 drivers with provisional entries into the Main Event. The below listed drivers (not listed in BOLD below) need to confirm their intent to race at Brands Hatch Indy by replying in this topic (no later than 8:00pm eastern on Race Day) with a simple post that they plan to race this week (Example - I plan to race this week or Confirmed). I will update the list accordingly.
Zii1993
HazardLvL4
@Mike Lobban
@Alex ONeill
@aerolite
@SGETI
@McTrucker
@racer420
@swjaxon
@cheezzus
All other series drivers not list as confirmed above will need to qualify for the race via the "Knock-Out Qualifying Procedure"
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- North Carolina
- HazardLvL4
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- North Carolina
- HazardLvL4
Hazard is confirmed for racing in the Brands Hatch Indy even on Wednesday
- 3,005
- Merrickville, Ont.
- aerolite
Confirmed for tomorrow as long as my sudden lagging issue smartens up. All seemed ok this morning. Last night every screen was taking forever to load and when it did I couldn't get into party chat or room. Hopefully can try again tonight with a few to see if it is ok.
- 3,005
- Merrickville, Ont.
- aerolite
Asseto Corsa first thoughts.
Just gonna say it right off, I don't think we will be using this for league racing! From what I could tell, there is very little you can set up for a race, it seems you pick car and track and take the default settings, I couldn't even find a way to set amount of laps or qualy time. Hopefully I missed something. About the only thing the same as pc is you can invite friends, rm number is the same at 16. No private setting though.
I played for about 2 1/2 hrs just now. As the reviews have noted, I agree that the driving experience itself is the best so far. The physics are really good. I actually found the cars I tried to be easier to drive than in pcars, but more realistic. They are very easy to control with the factory standard TC and ABS on, but way more realistic feeling with all aids off. Sounds are good, and thank god you can turn the tire noise down. The track itself is very good as well, the surface and immediate surroundings are more realistic than pcars. Other than that the graphics are not nearly as good though. AI is the best yet, even in easy mode it was a good fight.
The menu is very easy to navigate but I only tried the race menu, the other two were events and career modes, but I didn't have time to check them out. Tuning section is about the same level as pcars with a very easy setup menu. Car selection is ok, same with tracks, but both don't have as much as pcars. The biggest complaint I have, other than online settings, is your wheel set up, as in there isn't any, you get what you get, two options for your controls, thats it, nowhere near the freedom of choice we get with pcars. Will wait to hear from different wheel users to see if it's the same.
I realize I was only on for 2 1/2 hours, but I think it gave me a good feel for what to expect. At this point, and until I can get online with a couple of friends, I think I might have wasted my money. I hope I feel differently after some more sessions.
If PCars2 makes good improvements in their weaker areas, then I don't see AC being very successful, and now that we have no idea when GTSport is being released (other than 2017) I don't think we have much choice for now. With yet another delay from PD, GTSport had better be the best darn sim we've seen yet!!
Just gonna say it right off, I don't think we will be using this for league racing! From what I could tell, there is very little you can set up for a race, it seems you pick car and track and take the default settings, I couldn't even find a way to set amount of laps or qualy time. Hopefully I missed something. About the only thing the same as pc is you can invite friends, rm number is the same at 16. No private setting though.
I played for about 2 1/2 hrs just now. As the reviews have noted, I agree that the driving experience itself is the best so far. The physics are really good. I actually found the cars I tried to be easier to drive than in pcars, but more realistic. They are very easy to control with the factory standard TC and ABS on, but way more realistic feeling with all aids off. Sounds are good, and thank god you can turn the tire noise down. The track itself is very good as well, the surface and immediate surroundings are more realistic than pcars. Other than that the graphics are not nearly as good though. AI is the best yet, even in easy mode it was a good fight.
The menu is very easy to navigate but I only tried the race menu, the other two were events and career modes, but I didn't have time to check them out. Tuning section is about the same level as pcars with a very easy setup menu. Car selection is ok, same with tracks, but both don't have as much as pcars. The biggest complaint I have, other than online settings, is your wheel set up, as in there isn't any, you get what you get, two options for your controls, thats it, nowhere near the freedom of choice we get with pcars. Will wait to hear from different wheel users to see if it's the same.
I realize I was only on for 2 1/2 hours, but I think it gave me a good feel for what to expect. At this point, and until I can get online with a couple of friends, I think I might have wasted my money. I hope I feel differently after some more sessions.
If PCars2 makes good improvements in their weaker areas, then I don't see AC being very successful, and now that we have no idea when GTSport is being released (other than 2017) I don't think we have much choice for now. With yet another delay from PD, GTSport had better be the best darn sim we've seen yet!!
DesertPenguin09
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How much does iRacing cost when including all cars and tracks added so you have the full up-to-date game?
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- Georgia
- swjaxon
Right now it's $119 for a year,comes with 10 cars and 15 tracks I think,each additional car and track is $10,and then they have discounts when you buy in bulk
DesertPenguin09
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- Long Island, New York
- DesertPenguin09
DesertPenguin09
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- Long Island, New York
- DesertPenguin09
What I'm gathering is AC is great for hot lapping and maybe single player AI races but online is a complete afterthought. And GTSport got delayed to god knows when... yeesh, I say GT7 for Christmas 2017, maybe...
Just looked it up and the first game came out in 1997. They will definitely try to get it out sometime in 2017 for the 20 year anniversary gimmick. Same with the 15 year one for GT6
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- Georgia
- swjaxon
Yes it is expensive,that's why only serious gamers play,you don't have any little kiddies playing this game,a lot of real life drivers get found on Iracing
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- Ohio
- Lessenjr
It is expensive. However, it's not a "game" in the general sense. People rave about it, so I figure it must be pretty good. If one is willing to plop down the cash.
Still a cheap hobby though once you've invested in the rig.
DesertPenguin09
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Yea, in all this, the rig is still the most expensive bit, followed by a wheel/pedal set.
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- Canada
- Ch11chcftzp
You've got the wheel, you got the pedals, the expensive part is already taken care of. I tried Iracing for a bit when it first came out. Good sim, but limited, only cockpit view. Granted 119$ is not that much for the cars and tracks provided, but again limited if you want to run a whole series on all the tracks, it adds up pretty quick. I already have all these sims on PC, AC, PC, Dirt and I find I go back to the console just for the simplicity of it. Plus, I know just enough about high end PCs to get by. They are too prone to glitches and config and registry and all the other BS .
I just tried AC as well, not bad, not bad. Aero, good write up for such a short try out. I will wait a bit before putting my Toonies and Loonies worth of a review. It'll take a bit of getting used to.
I just tried AC as well, not bad, not bad. Aero, good write up for such a short try out. I will wait a bit before putting my Toonies and Loonies worth of a review. It'll take a bit of getting used to.
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