Better than I expected.

[Xavier de Carvalho]

I wasn't sure whether this was going to be a good purchase or not, after reading what people had to say about it on the forums. I must say, this is a really good sim, very enjoyable. I'm happy with my purchase so far. I like the physics, you can actually feel the car underneath you, and pin point the car to the apex. Hope to see you guys out there on track Thanks ISR, happy customer.

 

[Paul Lock]

Its vastly better than it was, probably when a lot of people made a judgement and havent been back to try since.

The modding system is a bit of a ball ache, but worth getting to grips with it, as there are great mods out there, so let us know if you need anything.

Start modding here: http://www.racedepartment.com/forum/forums/rfactor-2-mods.69/

And here: http://isiforums.net/f/forumdisplay.php/41-rFactor2

 

[Xavier de Carvalho]

Thanks for the links Paul

 

[Paul Lock]

Highly recommend the F2's if you want open wheeler fun.

Older stuff, the Spark F3's in the 60's pack are great fun to drive.

Car wise, get on the Clios, and the Aura. This weekend ive been loving the Meganes.

Tracks you definitely want are Croft, Mid-Ohio and Silverstone.

Good link for cars and tracks here : http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/rf2dl/

 

[Tiens Van Zyl]

I wasn't sure whether this was going to be a good purchase or not, after reading what people had to say about it on the forums. I must say, this is a really good sim, very enjoyable. I'm happy with my purchase so far. I like the physics, you can actually feel the car underneath you, and pin point the car to the apex. Hope to see you guys out there on track Thanks ISR, happy customer.

And then you forget about your race while playing your new sim

Have to agree never been disappointed that I bought rFactor 2

 

[Xavier de Carvalho]

And then you forget about your race while playing your new sim

Have to agree never been disappointed that I bought rFactor 2

LOLI still can't believe i did that.

 

[Justin Swan]

Rfactor2 or AC? Not necessarily on looks but which is going to be the better multiplayer? with the best RD club races etc etc? Keep thinking of buying rF2 but don't want to get it then AC becomes the "main" event.

 

[Marco80]

Get both, easily the 2 best sims (assuming). Why limit yourself, the Elise in the ac tech demo feels very realistic, the racecars will be even more awesome judging from the elises feel and some cars in rf2 are the most realistic and fun experiences I've ever had in my life of simracing, it's tyre model is just on a different level to anything else, feels so deep like a million things are going on at once, the ffb is pure magic too. AC looks like it'll be like that too judging from vids. Choosing either one or the other will be limiting yourself. They're cheap too, rf2 $85 lifetime AC is prob 45 to 70 ish.