marvelharvey
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I've just installed Discord too, but currently no idea what it is/does. I hear all the cool kids use it though!
Edit: Oh, it kinda reminds me of Slack
Edit: Oh, it kinda reminds me of Slack
Camon, dont tell me you guys use gloves and shoes for sim racing... I´ve always thought that was over the top... always used bare hands and socks if it´s cold enough.
In the summer, with temps going to almost 100 i don´t know how can you use gloves... unless everybody is in the UK and US with cold homes despite the weather.
I am. If you are looking for friends from here over on RD, I am the member with Mick Doohan avatar two wheel sliding a 500cc two stroke (AKA a real GP bike). Just look in rF2 or R3E threads..I'm not hard to find.Are any of you guys members of Race department?
I tried to direct message you on Racedepartment over the weekend, but your privacy settings weren't allowing it sadly.I am. If you are looking for friends from here over on RD, I am the member with Mick Doohan avatar two wheel sliding a 500cc two stroke (AKA a real GP bike). Just look in rF2 or R3E threads..I'm not hard to find.
I love our little thread on NeoGAF however given what has transpired over the last 72 hours with the owner of this forum, I'm not going to frequent NeoGAF in future. Bye all!
and just receiving some Heusinkveld pedals
Holy shit, I really didn't expect GAF to come back online. This thread was the one that I was already missing.
Right now I'm inclined to stick around at least until the dust settles, not make any rash decisions, and hopefully be in a position to make a more informed decision in the near future. I've been a GAFer for a long time, it's a part of my daily routine. It's a shame that SimGAF is already fragmenting because of this.
Edit: thanks for the Discord invite, Marv.
Spintires has the best mud simulation I believe. A remastered version is out in a few days. In terms of racing sims, DiRT Rally's loose surface simulation is quite realistic, but it is only a physics effect, not visual. I think it's fair to say iRacing's dirt surface modelling set a new standard for actual dirt racing - and that is both visual and physics based (but it doesn't do obvious 'ruts' from every wheel trace like Revo or Motorstorm).I've been meaning to ask this for a while, but have there been any other games that have gone deep into the track deformation / rumble features the way Sega Rally Revo did? I really loved that game even though it was very arcadey. The deformation aspect worked pretty well from what I remember.
Spintires has the best mud simulation I believe. A remastered version is out in a few days. In terms of racing sims, DiRT Rally's loose surface simulation is quite realistic, but it is only a physics effect, not visual. I think it's fair to say iRacing's dirt surface modelling set a new standard for actual dirt racing - and that is both visual and physics based (but it doesn't do obvious 'ruts' from every wheel trace like Revo or Motorstorm).
Anyone here having experiences to share regarding VR (specifically oculus rift) and racing sims? I was looking at the oculus recently, and wondered if it makes sense getting it mainly for racing.
Well, that's what gets me to this question in the first place, since my traditional 3 screen setup is more of a 2 1/2 screen setup at the moment. And while the Rift is more expensive than a single replacement monitor is, if the difference is so great it might be worth getting that instead of another monitor.Rift was a game changer for me, it's like a whole new f* experience. No matter how good your monitor/monitors is/are.
Well, that's what gets me to this question in the first place, since my traditional 3 screen setup is more of a 2 1/2 screen setup at the moment. And while the Rift is more expensive than a single replacement monitor is, if the difference is so great it might be worth getting that instead of another monitor.
What racing sims are you using with it? Last time I played Assetto Corsa more intensively I heard the VR integration was still a bit rough around the edges. Has this changed now?
My computer is an R5 1600 + 1080, which handles most things these days pretty well. I thought that if I get good framerates on triple screens the resolution of the rift shouldn't be too far off? I'm happy to dial down some details if it gives stable framerate, or is turning down the details not enough in this case?Assetto, pCARS 2 and iRacing have an amazing Rift support.
rFactor 2 has a good support
RR Racing has a OK one.
One important thing: you must have a really good PC, like really really good.
I have a i7 7700k with a 1080 and I, sometimes, struggle with my fps.
no, what happened? Links?did you guys see the last iRacing.com shitstorm?
No.I taking a guess you guys hate Forza H 4
I taking a guess you guys hate Forza H 4
I taking a guess you guys hate Forza H 4
Ok cool, I respect that. Can you explain what it actually is? I don't get it. Is it right that it doesn't seem to matter where I placed in a race? Also, does it save your times anywhere? I honestly feel like I'm missing something huge.Nah FH4 is great for what it is.
Lol! I think it has .. but only the once! That makes it the winner.It will make your computer crash
Lol! I think it has .. but only the once! That makes it the winner.
I get north of 70 fps on mostly ultra though, until the CPU melts down.
I wish the gameplay was optimizedYeah, it's super well optimized. It's locked 60 fps on my laptop with a 970M, on high settings.
It's designed so that kids can enjoy it too. There is zero challenge to it. It's a beautiful game but jesus does it get old quick.Ok cool, I respect that. Can you explain what it actually is? I don't get it. Is it right that it doesn't seem to matter where I placed in a race? Also, does it save your times anywhere? I honestly feel like I'm missing something huge.
Hey looking for some pc racing game suggestions. I got Forza H 4 with pc gamepass but it's barely even a racing game! No time trials and it doesn't even record what place you finish in a review let alone what time?! Beyond disappointed with that game.
Unless I'm missing something? I'd love it if someone could tell me how to turn that mess into a racing game, at the moment I don't care where I finish each race and it all seems so pointlesss.
Anyway, what are actual good racing games on pc, I like time trials, online leaderboards and online races.
So what are some games that offer good cars that require minimal tuning? On my radar is Asseto Corsa, Automobilista 2, and iRacing.
I used to have a Logitech g29 but I didn't like it and sold it. Just recently I went pretty all in (for me at least) . Got the CSL Elite and the Fanatec gear shift. They were sold out of the load cell brake but I'll be getting one when they're back in stock. Been mainly playing Dirt Rally 2, but would like to play some other stuff.
One of my main problems and really it's just a personal thing due to ignorance, is the tuning options. I don't want or even know how to time a car. Dirt rally 2 is probably simple but their tuning options don't even provide info on what each thing does.
So what are some games that offer good cars that require minimal tuning? On my radar is Asseto Corsa, Automobilista 2, and iRacing.