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PretendRaceCars.net, a site whose owner basically got a race car from Ian Bell for slandering Project CARS. And he's also employed by SMS to test PCARS 2.What is PRC?
Just that what he said about the sticking issue directly contradicts what was said by a WMD member. Whose post was given an in-depth analysis on PRC, I might add, so there may be some credibility to it.
That post dates from two months ago. Very strange then that Ian says it's been fixed from day one.The sticking issue has been fixed just a few months ago, after that WMD member wrote his post.
Maybe we are all interpreting the way he said it, the wrong way.That post dates from two months ago. Very strange then that Ian says it's been fixed from day one.
And some current circuits.
That's the point he's making there. At first, I thought the way he did then he said about fixing things in November.Maybe we are all interpreting the way he said it, the wrong way.
He was aiming those guys who were unhappy of that particular issue in Project CARS, so by saying it's fixed from day one, it basically means that when you buy the game, that's not there anymore.
Yeah, it's every new tracks, not all tracks.
That post dates from two months ago. Very strange then that Ian says it's been fixed from day one.
Not trying to hate here, but I can't help pointing inconsistencies out when I think there are some.
After driving round AC's Nords I noticed a huge bump in the road at the right-hander just before the long straight in pCARS which often gives me a huge moment of unsettling the car. I assume AC is more accurate so I hope to see that bump lessened in pCARS 2.Like the Nordschleife, which means the carousel should be better now. I remember it being so bumpy that cars would spin losing traction there. That's not more realistic than what GT6 had is it? I mean GT6 was bad in many ways but I'm just used to the carousel being smoother than PCar's version. Assetto Corsa is a bit better but different in it's own way.
I'll just read into it that Andy meant they knew there was a problem and started working on it "day one"Just looked, it was completely fixed the 24th of February.
I've done a bit of research and it's 2011 at Kentucky, not an in-game shot but a photo: https://motorsportswelcome.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/indycar-pack-kentucky.jpg?w=584There is a video posted on PC gamer of a PC2 presentation that shows a slide of older type (late 90s or 00s) indycars on an oval anyone know about this?
Maybe we are all interpreting the way he said it, the wrong way.
He was aiming those guys who were unhappy of that particular issue in Project CARS, so by saying it's fixed from day one, it basically means that when you buy the game, that's not there anymore.
on one photo at Sepang, or was it a video, you can see the Honda logo on an Indy car.I've done a bit of research and it's 2011 at Kentucky, not an in-game shot but a photo: https://motorsportswelcome.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/indycar-pack-kentucky.jpg?w=584
It's nice to see Indycar being considered as a new motorsport for PCARS2, maybe that means we'll see more from the license than the single 2012 car in a 2016 livery.
XJ220S TWR.
I'd say NASCAR and IndyCar circuits would be pretty major too. Extend that to Asia and I love it.Imagine a game that has every major North American and European track used in the major racing series around the world so YOU too can recreate a full season. Every F1 track (might have issues with Codemasters), every WEC, Blancpain, and IMSA/Continental/PWC track. That would be a complete track list.
I'd love another game based around GT racing like GTR1/2. Looks like PCars2 will satisfy that craving compared to what everyone else is doing.
It can't be a GT3 because it has a license plate. lmaoIt looks like the new Audi R8 to me. The GT3?
It can't be a GT3 because it has a license plate. lmao