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Project CARS car list
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Provided they are designed to fight on balanced footing also when it comes to online racing,
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I do know that,but they've already done it,as I said with the two fictional rufs imitating what would really be the porsche 997 cup and porsche 991 cup:
- 2013 RUF CTR3 SMS-R (Fictional Racing Version)
- 2014 RUF RGT-8 GT3(Fictional Racing Version)
so am I.
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These models are actually existing, official RUF Models. The modification to make a GT3/GT1+ version off them is endorsed by RUF. On the other hand, there is no RUF model based on the 918, so they can't make something up out of thin air. RUF basically has no right yet to do anything based on the 918.
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Nor they ever will (given the 918 is a limited production car)
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it's the 919 I would have wanted,but anyway.. whether it's the 918 and 919,they can't do it as you say..
shame
and as for toyota.. well they'll just have to add it in a later update ^^ (and the new nissan gtr lm nismo that's entering this year (all testing at paul recard the 28th of march))
How can you say that when you do not know a thing about the prototype,apart from it's appearance?
Give your reasons but there's not much to be said about it.. it looks like an lmp1. I think that's it really.. (for now)
There's already been thoughts on their return to le mans,and I agree.
A great artist called horst brozy has drawn his version of the jaguar "lmp1-14 hybrid"
https://www.flickr.com/photos/horst_brozy/15484287600/in/photostream/
the same goes for ford and ferrari
https://www.flickr.com/photos/horst_brozy/15484287000/in/photostream/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/horst_brozy/15483705658/in/photostream/
I think they look geat,he's done a good job.
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One other thing.. and now i'm being picky but it's not a big issue at all,in fact it doesn't even matter if it's not in the game at all..
As stated in the list,there are going to be both the radical sr3 and sr8 which by it's self I find great.
However,as you may know,they both utilise either one hayabusa superbike engine (sr3) or two together creating instead a more powerful v8. Therefore they both have 6-speed sequential gearboxes that you would find on motorbikes. And for those who don't know, you shift down a gear to get 1st and then continuously shift up for 2nd,3rd,4th and so on..
so on the radical's wheel,you'll have the paddles to change gear (or the sequential gear lever for earlier models). You would have to select the paddle on the left side to get 1st and then the right for the other gears.
My question being,does anyone know if this is applied in project C.A.R.S to these two amazing prototypes?
I obviously wouldn't mind at all if it's not as it's a very small detail to the game
hats off to them if they have though
always got to hope for the best
He has sketched them very well none the less
As stated in the list,there are going to be both the radical sr3 and sr8 which by it's self I find great.
However,as you may know,they both utilise either one hayabusa superbike engine (sr3) or two together creating instead a more powerful v8. Therefore they both have 6-speed sequential gearboxes that you would find on motorbikes. And for those who don't know, you shift down a gear to get 1st and then continuously shift up for 2nd,3rd,4th and so on..
so on the radical's wheel,you'll have the paddles to change gear (or the sequential gear lever for earlier models). You would have to select the paddle on the left side to get 1st and then the right for the other gears.
My question being,does anyone know if this is applied in project C.A.R.S to these two amazing prototypes?
I obviously wouldn't mind at all if it's not as it's a very small detail to the game
hats off to them if they have though
Yes well these are just the artist's point of view but you never know where the manufacturers could get their inspiration from ^^If TATA Motors said no to the Jaguar F-Type GT3 project...I highly doubt they'll give the green light on an LMP1 attempt.At least we're getting Ford at Le Mans with a GT-GTE next year.
always got to hope for the best
He has sketched them very well none the less
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Hey his sketch is better than that "artist" who made that sci-fi looking Jag LMP1 that was twice the size of the pitbox.Yes well these are just the artist's point of view but you never know where the manufacturers could get their inspiration from ^^
always got to hope for the best
He has sketched them very well none the less
Hopefully TATA warms up to at least the GT3 car.
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haven't seen thatHey his sketch is better than that "artist" who made that sci-fi looking Jag LMP1 that was twice the size of the pitbox.
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I think it would just be paddle on the left for down and right for up like the rest of the paddle shift cars although I am not sure as I haven't played the game. I don't think they are going down to THAT level of detail.One other thing.. and now i'm being picky but it's not a big issue at all,in fact it doesn't even matter if it's not in the game at all..
As stated in the list,there are going to be both the radical sr3 and sr8 which by it's self I find great.
However,as you may know,they both utilise either one hayabusa superbike engine (sr3) or two together creating instead a more powerful v8. Therefore they both have 6-speed sequential gearboxes that you would find on motorbikes. And for those who don't know, you shift down a gear to get 1st and then continuously shift up for 2nd,3rd,4th and so on..
so on the radical's wheel,you'll have the paddles to change gear (or the sequential gear lever for earlier models). You would have to select the paddle on the left side to get 1st and then the right for the other gears.
My question being,does anyone know if this is applied in project C.A.R.S to these two amazing prototypes?
I obviously wouldn't mind at all if it's not as it's a very small detail to the game
hats off to them if they have though
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Well, I'm taking into account the 2014 cars only.
Those new LMP1s are so small and, to me, they are hideous. Besides, I don't like Toyotas in general and the tiny V4 Porsche is a disgreace when compared to the flat six in the P30. It's just that, preferences. Don't look too much into it because there are no scientific reason.
The ficticious LMPs on pCARS are big, shouty and I like them. And I know a lot about those amazing concepts because they were created with engines, hybrid systems and everything in mind, look it up. The P30, for instance, have a pneumatic system to generate eletricity and I think that is amazing. Couple years ago, ACO prohibited Audi to use something like that.
It's like those guys who fight each other to determine which one is worse: GT or Forza?
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@Kangoojoe In the future remember to use the edit button when you want to reply to more than one person after your initial post.
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Smaller prototypes means a lighter and much nimbler car,in which case is much better for racing for obvious reasons.
On the other hand,I think that the ts040 and 919 (as well as the r18,rebellion and so on) do look great,they're proper racing prototypes but that's my personal opinion,and every one thinks differently (which is definitely a good thin).
As for the v4 in the 919,I do admit that at first I didn't like the idea,I've always preferred peugeot and then toyota to audi and porsche bringing their prototype to the competition has changed nothing. But I admire how well they did at le mans and in the world endurance championship with such a small 2L v4 (twin turbo). They've made it work and that's great. But I'll always be on toyota's 3.7L V8
And also how do you know that the p30 will utilize a flat 6? and that it's a hybrid? I can't find any info on them..
And you're probably right,it would just be a cool feature
but now one will really care if it's not in the game anyway (including me). I just want to know how much attention to detail they have
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Use the "quote" feature at the bottom right of every post to respond to multiple people in a single post instead of double and triple posting which is frowned upon.And you're probably right,it would just be a cool feature
but now one will really care if it's not in the game anyway (including me). I just want to know how much attention to detail they have
Also, this thread is for talking about the cars that are actually in the game, if you want to talk about what you wish for in the game, the GTP wishlist thread is the thread for that:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/project-cars-gtp-wishlist.305544/
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Well if you read properly,the quote that you put in the message was me talking about a feature that they might or might not have put on two of the cars that are definitely in the game:
Both the radical sr3 and sr8
pay closer attention next time
But thanks for the link anyway ^^
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Well if you read properly,the quote that you put in the message was me talking about a feature that they might or might not have put on two of the cars that are definitely in the game:
Both the radical sr3 and sr8
pay closer attention next time
Johnnypenso was just illustrating what you could/should do...
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Well if you read properly,the quote that you put in the message was me talking about a feature that they might or might not have put on two of the cars that are definitely in the game:
Both the radical sr3 and sr8
pay closer attention next time
You're right, these are more relevant.
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that's more like it ^^
so you were paying attention after all..
just gave me a little trap
but honestly thanks,I didn't know there was a "want list" for cars
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You're welcome and thanks for not taking it personally:tup:👍 I like your posts and enjoy reading them, lets just keep everything in it's place so threads don't go off in all directions.that's more like it ^^
so you were paying attention after all..
just gave me a little trap
but honestly thanks,I didn't know there was a "want list" for cars
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coming back to what's in the game though..
Does anyone have any info on the two fictional prototypes?
I've been told that one is utilizing a flat 6 and a pneumatic hybrid system when while braking,a compressor will "recharge" a container with air to then be forced back out into a motor connected to the drivetrain when the power is needed.
But what do we know about the other p1? the Marek?
Does anyone have any info on the two fictional prototypes?
I've been told that one is utilizing a flat 6 and a pneumatic hybrid system when while braking,a compressor will "recharge" a container with air to then be forced back out into a motor connected to the drivetrain when the power is needed.
But what do we know about the other p1? the Marek?
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Which car is the FG1000 ?
Seems to be a good/fun car to race with if you reed the comments about it.
Edit:
Ok...... never mind
I've found it.
Greets
Seems to be a good/fun car to race with if you reed the comments about it.
Edit:
Ok...... never mind
I've found it.Greets
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Looking at those stats,i'd much rather the Marek ^^
Well how do you argue that?
You're basically saying that a veyron's a great track car despite of its size and weight :/
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Not necessarily.
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Ok.. let's just forget physics shall we?Not necessarily.
because up until now,I was sure that the heavier you are,the slower you'll go round a corner due to quicker loss of grip and therefore control..
But now I know that I was wrong,you can be as heavy or as light as you want and it won't count for anything when taking a corner as quickly as possible,thanks for enlightening me ^^
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For the record I actually prefer lighter cars.
