Took me a while to find this forum. Was wondering why it's tucked away amongst "old" sims when it's very much a "future" sim?
Snidey dig? It's a honest opinion and nothing else. I judge SMS based on the current state of pCars and their previous trackrecord, and based on that I think they are not focused on delivering the kind of racing sim that I am looking for.
Why are you not able to read other peoples opinions that differ from yours without thinking it's a direct attack on you and SMS?
I have no issues looking at pCars and saying that it looks like it's going to be a GREAT racing game, but it's nothing for me (in it's current state). One does not have to be hateful towards something just because one does not enjoy it, which you seem to draw from every comment towards pCars and SMS that ain't direct praise.
I don't think SMS is able to make pCars a sim I will enjoy because they claimed that Shift 2 was a sim with bleeding edge physics, and I found that game to be utter ****.
I don't think SMS are aiming to make pCars a sim that I will enjoy, because the big numbers in terms of players and money simply aren't to be found in that kind of game, it's found in making a great racing game that appeals to the biggest crowd possible, people who will not accept having to spend 50+ laps on a track just to be competitive. And yes, I think the two are mutually exclusive.
That's not something inherently bad though, it's just not the kind of game I'm looking for but I think that's the kind of game SMS are trying to make.
And argumentative manner? I am stating my opinion, I am clearly stating that it IS an opinion as opposed to some others in this thread stating their opinions as facts.
I was going to keep quiet but I had to respond to your trolling post. Just who do you think you are to be telling me and others exactly what we can or should be posting in regards to Pcars? Get this, you are just another gamer who likes and has invested in a product. I don't like that product and I am saying so. As have others on here. Just take it because that's how it is. I can test Pcars anytime I want and I'll make comment on it without being bullied by you.
I don't have to use tact and I don't have to construct arguments just to please you and any of the other investors. And yes it is my opinion blah blah blah.
Can you at least acknowledge that I've been fielding these type of questions for nearly 2yrs....yup, it was approx 2yrs ago that many WMDers were talking bollocks about the state of pcars physics etc, and when corrected, they merely asked us to wait for the next round of improvements.
I think the setups are a bit behind the current developments of the tyre model and possibly other bits of the physics. IMO the setups needs to be spot on at release, as in eminently driveable and perhaps slightly on the safe side. I assume that work in this area will be part of the beta phase later this year....The problem could be down to my settings or the fact I don't dabble with the car/tire settings at all, but that leads on to whether or not a racer (sim or otherwise) should be accessible out of the box in the first instance...
Seems you are incapable of further decent chat David...shame really.
GTR2 used the ISImotor2 engine from ISI -- which powered rFactor. I hardly think it was rubbish physics.
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You can criticise pCARS all you want, but if you continue to do it in a troll like way then you will get people calling you out. That is NOT bullying. Bargeing into a discussion and spouting off IS bullying.
Take a look in the mirror mate, you'll see the real bully staring right back.
Er yes you DO have to use tact, This forum like many others will have pretty strict rules on that. Which is why I took issue with the mods before, they fail to reel you in.
I think the setups are a bit behind the current developments of the tyre model and possibly other bits of the physics. IMO the setups needs to be spot on at release, as in eminently driveable and perhaps slightly on the safe side. I assume that work in this area will be part of the beta phase later this year.
When that has been done, I'm confident that the out of box experience will be very good, and those that currently don't care for adjusting setups and FFB configuration may be pleasantly surprised.
Perhaps you don't like the idea that I continue to disagree with you.
not if you keep posting