Project CARS 2 General Discussion Thread - Out Now on PS4/XB1/PC
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Was that ever available on a disk for PS4? I never saw it in the US in a store. Should I look out for it? I browse GameStop’s used bins quite a bit, never seen it.
The 488 challenge was a stock game car when I first bought the disk about a year after PC2 was launched. Are you sure the Ferrari Pack and the LeMans Pack (including the vintage LeMans track) was in the Deluxe disk? They came quite a bit after I bought the original disk…
EDIT: on further Googling, all I can find is the Steam version for PC. Unless Google’s missed it, it doesn’t look like that version made it to consoles as a disk. And boy! It’s commanding some stiff prices for the Steam key on eBay..!
Totally worth it, though. 😂💵💵💵
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I believe so. In fact I'm pretty certain it was. Deluxe/Limited/Collectors edition has a different cover picture to the standard version. It should include all 4 of the major DLC packs. Usually the preorder bonus pack too. I see they are now commanding quite a price, especially the collectors edition! There might be a few digital keys still available somewhere.
They added it as a free download. I think maybe on the first anniversary of release?
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- Greenlightning
Make sure and adjust settings if using PS4 controller. Just do some YouTube searches or search GT Planet. With some adjustments can become suitable for general game play.
I have moved on to computer and AMS2 except currently going back to revist PC2 on computer. Still looks good and plays decent. Certainly a lot more forgiving on off track instances.
Looking forward to GTR Revival.
I have moved on to computer and AMS2 except currently going back to revist PC2 on computer. Still looks good and plays decent. Certainly a lot more forgiving on off track instances.
Looking forward to GTR Revival.
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Yeah mate, still loving it. Even more so running all the classics now I have a manual shifter.
XB-SX, TS-XW, T3PM, TH8A.
It's the only track sim I own/play but I also own WRC10 which my youngest boy likes being the co driver while my eldest boy drives, that can cause some arguments I can tell you.
Edit: my custom built sim rig
Modified Black & Decker work bench. strong, heavy but movable & probably could still be folded flat but I replaced the quick release pins with proper M8 nuts and bolts for added stability. Custom built th8a mount out of spare wood & Custom wide brake pedal plate made from 3mm steel plate I had knocking around. Wireless numpad used as a button box. The whole thing with everything attached probably weighs about 40kg so it doesn't move under heavy braking but the ffb sends enough vibration through the rig to add a bit of immersion.
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Pete05
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Well done on the custom build 👏Yeah mate, still loving it. Even more so running all the classics now I have a manual shifter.
XB-SX, TS-XW, T3PM, TH8A.
It's the only track sim I own/play but I also own WRC10 which my youngest boy likes being the co driver while my eldest boy drives, that can cause some arguments I can tell you.
Edit: my custom built sim rig
Modified Black & Decker work bench. strong, heavy but movable & probably could still be folded flat but I replaced the quick release pins with proper M8 nuts and bolts for added stability. Custom built th8a mount out of spare wood & Custom wide brake pedal plate made from 3mm steel plate I had knocking around. Wireless numpad used as a button box. The whole thing with everything attached probably weighs about 40kg so it doesn't move under heavy braking but the ffb sends enough vibration through the rig to add a bit of immersion.
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I had a Logitech G29 about 7 or 8 years ago but nowhere to mount it & just used it by resting it on my thighs.
Not surprisingly, that got old very quick & I ended up giving it away to a mate for his boys to use.
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If I had a spare room where I could leave it set up then I'd probably build a proper looking rig out of all the spare wood/metal I got. But it does me & I like messing about creating things out of scrap materials.
That unit behind the rig with my soundbar on I built because all other stuff you buy is cheap crap chipboard or they want to charge the earth for something generic, so I bought a 8x4 sheet of 15mm moisture proof mdf & turned it into a custom unit for all my equipment, rounded all the edges off with the router, sanded it down & sprayed it with the paint gun.
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Yes ! I really enjoy this game despite some flaws
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Killer setup, absolutely love it!Yeah mate, still loving it. Even more so running all the classics now I have a manual shifter.
XB-SX, TS-XW, T3PM, TH8A.
It's the only track sim I own/play but I also own WRC10 which my youngest boy likes being the co driver while my eldest boy drives, that can cause some arguments I can tell you.
Edit: my custom built sim rig
Modified Black & Decker work bench. strong, heavy but movable & probably could still be folded flat but I replaced the quick release pins with proper M8 nuts and bolts for added stability. Custom built th8a mount out of spare wood & Custom wide brake pedal plate made from 3mm steel plate I had knocking around. Wireless numpad used as a button box. The whole thing with everything attached probably weighs about 40kg so it doesn't move under heavy braking but the ffb sends enough vibration through the rig to add a bit of immersion.
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I'm still on controller though.... works.
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Nothing wrong with a controller mate, I spent 75% of my time with a controller on PC2, only got a wheel for immersion purposes, now I spend 75% on the wheel, still like laying on the sofa with a controller though.Killer setup, absolutely love it!
I'm still on controller though.... works.
Pete05
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From day 1 on the original PlayStation, I've always been X button for acceleration, square for braking, L2 for down shifts, R2 for up shifts & the D pad for steering.
I've tried a few times to adapt to others styles, but I may as well not bother I'm so bad.
Old habits & muscle memory take over.
Really disappointed PlayStation went from analog DS3 to digital on the DS4.
Hey Sony, 1999 wants its controller back.
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From a collector’s site:
Would anyone with actual experience of getting a disk that had ALL DLC on it care to chime in?
- LIMITED EDITION: Includes the full game, Sticker Sheet, Steelbook™, and the exclusive Japanese Cars Pack. This DLC will feature four cars from iconic Japanese manufacturers Honda and Nissan—two race cars dressed in distinctive liveries, one concept car, and one road car. This limited edition has the same RRP as the Standard Edition, and will be available for of 69.99€ on PS4 & Xbox One, and 59.99€ on PC.
- COLLECTOR’S EDITION: Includes all the elements from the Limited Edition, and adds the Esport Live VIP Pass, an Art Book, a 1/43 scale model car of the gorgeous McLaren 720S (Diecast in an exclusive SMS-R Stealth Satin livery), the Season Pass, and the Motorsport Pack DLC*. This has a RRP of 159.99€ on PS4 & Xbox One, and 149.99€ on PC.
- ULTRA EDITION: This represents the most exclusive Project CARS edition ever created, and is an absolute ‘must have’ for all Project CARS 2 fans. Limited to only 1,000 copies, it includes all the contents from the Collector’s Edition except for the 1/43 scale model McLaren 720S which is replaced by a 1/12 Resin McLaren 720S (in SMS-R Stealth Satin livery). The Ultra Edition then adds a signed poster, an individually-numbered Snapback cap, and a McLaren Sketchbook, which is an official collaboration with McLaren that follows the development of the 720S (the successor to the 650S that launches McLaren Automotive’s Super Series into its second generation), from inception, through design, to engineering. The Ultra Edition is available at a RRP of 429.99€ for PS4 & Xbox One, and 419.99€ on PC.
Would anyone with actual experience of getting a disk that had ALL DLC on it care to chime in?
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The deluxe edition might be the cheaper one to look out for. It'll have the season pass but doesn't include the extras. Or perhaps an unused season pass.
Although the game and its extra content has been delisted from the stores, it's still there on the servers available to those who have already bought it.
Obviously it'd been good to know if anyone has had success in accessing everything via a fresh DLC code since it was delisted.
The DLC won't be included on the disc but should be accessible digitally if the edition includes the "Season Pass". But I'd possibly think that the season pass code would not need to have been used previously?
Although the game and its extra content has been delisted from the stores, it's still there on the servers available to those who have already bought it.
Obviously it'd been good to know if anyone has had success in accessing everything via a fresh DLC code since it was delisted.
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That’s kind of what I wondered… had anyone actually managed to access all the DLC with a physical copy of the Ultimate disk in their console..?
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So, long time no see.
Came to say that motion sensor is a charm actually in this game, though it makes impossible to turn around, in general - a wheel that unfortunately had to be carried in hands.
Also such a shame, PC2 doesn't support adaptive triggers, still no feeling of a break pedal, in other hand ACC nailing it, but doesn't have a MSC. World of sim racing
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Came to say that motion sensor is a charm actually in this game, though it makes impossible to turn around, in general - a wheel that unfortunately had to be carried in hands.
Also such a shame, PC2 doesn't support adaptive triggers, still no feeling of a break pedal, in other hand ACC nailing it, but doesn't have a MSC. World of sim racing
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I found my old save I thought it was gone for good.
Took my 2 favorite cars for a test drive.
Took my 2 favorite cars for a test drive.
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58 days play time... and 195,000 miles in one car...I found my old save I thought it was gone for good.
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Took my 2 favorite cars for a test drive.
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I love PCARS2! Still can't get over it. What a great year 2017 was for racing games - PCARS2 and FM7... and also DR2 I think?I found my old save I thought it was gone for good.
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Took my 2 favorite cars for a test drive.
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Project Cars 2 was a special game. Such a shame that SMS abandoned it after only a year's worth of patches and DLC and instead decided to kill the series dead with the awful PC3.
If they'd stuck with PC2 support for 3 to 5 years the game would be far more alive today than it is now.
If they'd stuck with PC2 support for 3 to 5 years the game would be far more alive today than it is now.
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Hopefully, Project Motor Racing fills the gap PC 2 left, for console players at least.
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