In fairness though Hugh, not much does impress you.Hugh Jarse wrote:Real one,,, still not that impressed.
One day you're gonna post a link with the comment "I'm really impressed by this!" and I'll cream myself before I even click it.
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One day you're gonna post a link with the comment "I'm really impressed by this!" and I'll cream myself before I even click it.
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Look closely at the tyres
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Actual tyre wear! 
Hope they work in a way to replicate flat spots.
Hope they work in a way to replicate flat spots.
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http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/5 ... nformation
If you flatspot a tire in rFactor 2 not only will the flatspot be simulated, it'll be simulated in the spot you actually wore down. Not only that, but it will be visually represented in the spot you actually wore down.
If you are wearing out your tires and they're beginning to grain on one side, you'll see that graining on one side.
Whatever damage your tire has, you'll see it, you'll feel it.
If you flatspot a tire in rFactor 2 not only will the flatspot be simulated, it'll be simulated in the spot you actually wore down. Not only that, but it will be visually represented in the spot you actually wore down.
If you are wearing out your tires and they're beginning to grain on one side, you'll see that graining on one side.
Whatever damage your tire has, you'll see it, you'll feel it.
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Well I'm screwed then. I'm always locking up one of the fronts under hard braking...Obsc3ne wrote:http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/5 ... nformation
If you flatspot a tire in rFactor 2 not only will the flatspot be simulated, it'll be simulated in the spot you actually wore down. Not only that, but it will be visually represented in the spot you actually wore down.
If you are wearing out your tires and they're beginning to grain on one side, you'll see that graining on one side.
Whatever damage your tire has, you'll see it, you'll feel it.
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
You was screwed anyway Growler, have not read anywhere about the the Anti Upside in a Ditch option 
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I blame Hugh's tyres...Sulley wrote:You was screwed anyway Growler, have not read anywhere about the the Anti Upside in a Ditch option
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
G, your favorite tyres are at Taupo, so blame Dan..I personally commend Dan, as he's supplied me with hilarious moments watching you and your inability to adjust your racing line.Growler wrote:I blame Hugh's tyres...Sulley wrote:You was screwed anyway Growler, have not read anywhere about the the Anti Upside in a Ditch option
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Actual lolHugh Jarse wrote:G, your favorite tyres are at Taupo, so blame Dan..I personally commend Dan, as he's supplied me with hilarious moments watching you and your inability to adjust your racing line.Growler wrote:I blame Hugh's tyres...Sulley wrote:You was screwed anyway Growler, have not read anywhere about the the Anti Upside in a Ditch option
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Ups the tyre management a bit, and punishes you for making mistakes or being too aggressive - I likeObsc3ne wrote:http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/5 ... nformation
If you flatspot a tire in rFactor 2 not only will the flatspot be simulated, it'll be simulated in the spot you actually wore down. Not only that, but it will be visually represented in the spot you actually wore down.
If you are wearing out your tires and they're beginning to grain on one side, you'll see that graining on one side.
Whatever damage your tire has, you'll see it, you'll feel it.
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Image Space Incorporated has released a brand new preview video of their upcoming rFactor 2 simulation, showing off one of the title’s most important features – The new tire model.
The video features a new telemetry readout that lets us see the tire contact patches and temperatures in action as the car circulates on track.
Furthermore, ISI has released a comprehensive developer Q&A, answering several often-asked questions on the upcoming simulation. The Q&A touches on various subjects from modding to multiplayer, graphics to content-related questions, make sure to check it out here.
rFactor 2 will introduce various improvements to the modding-friendly simulation including weather, driver animations and a refined graphics engine. ISI has not announced a definite release date yet
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Q & A has been released.
rFactor 2 Developer Q&A
General Product Questions
How will rFactor be released? Online? Steam?
We have our own online distribution system in development.
What are the minimum specs?
We have not yet completed testing. A non-netburst single core CPU above 3.0GHz with SSE2 would work, but a dual core 2.0GHz CPU would be better. 2GB RAM and either nVidia GeForce 8600 or ATI Radeon x1000 Series with 512MB video RAM will be required to take advantage of some features. rFactor 2 will not run on Windows 98, but will run on Microsoft Windows XP, XP 64bit, Vista and 7.
Will rFactor 2 support multiple CPU/GPUs?
Yes to both.
Have you changed your mind about the user file locations mentioned in a previous interview?
Yes.
Has force feedback been improved?
The force feedback is now much more correct. We are using a separate thread for physics and this has decreased latency. Right now we are working to refine and match for feeling with the new tire model.
Does rFactor 2 support multiple controllers like rFactor did?
Yes.
Has triple screens support been improved?
Yes. We now also support nVidia 3D vision and virtual screen angles can be adjusted.
Does rFactor 2 support many of the oval specific rules and regulations difficult to simulate with rFactor?
There has been some improvement in this area.
What are the different series that are going to be included?
We have been working on assets for several different styles of racing that are in various states of readiness. Some of these may not make the initial release, but those that don't will be added post-release as we did with rF1. Of course, we'll also be enhancing the released series in the future with more cars and tracks; so there is plenty of content to come. The series that are nearest completion and should be ready in time are:
1960's Historic Racing (includes both open-wheel and hard-top vehicles)
1970's stock car racing
Renault Meganes and Clios
Modern Endurance Racing (multiple vehicle classes)
Open-Wheel Trainers
Formula Renault 3.5
Formula ISI
This list is not definitive--there's always the chance we could hold something if we feel it's under par. Likewise, we could end up finishing something we didn't expect.
Modding
Will rFactor 2 be modding friendly like rFactor? What has been done to improve modding? Open script?
Many improvements have been made to make mods easier to find and install. No open script.
Will there be documentation supplied with rFactor 2 or will we have to figure things out ourselves?
Support will be provided and some documents will be provided both with and after the initial release.
How difficult will it be to convert tracks from rFactor to rFactor 2 and be able to make use of the new features available? What about converting without the new features?
Possible, but it will not be as simple as dragging and dropping. Mod groups are going to want to put in some additional effort to take advantage of the new features available for their work.
Are mods going to be easier to install? Can they be packaged?
We are currently testing our new packaging system.
Multiplayer
Will there be an in-game lobby filter to make it easier to find races?
A filter is available but the final criteria is not yet set. You will see server information such as pings for sure.
Will rFactor 2 have a ranking system?
No.
Will racers be more accountable for their actions and can server admins manage them?
An online login system should allow more control.
Can I block someone driving with keyboard from joining my race?
No.
Why is the ability to host a race from within the software being taken out?
To ensure a consistently improved online experience.
Have the mismatch issues found in online games been worked on with rFactor 2?
Yes.
Will there be driver changes?
The fate of this is tied to rejoins (see below).
Can I rejoin a server after being disconnected?
We’ve done some work on this, but it may not be ready for deployment of the initial release.
Can we force tire/part changes in hosting rules like many real-world racing series?
Probably not, but it should eventually be possible to see this information in result exports.
What is the multiplayer client connection limit in a race?
The number of drivers that can join a server at any time depends on how many drivers each specific mod supports (up to 64 most likely). Of course other clients can join as spectators if the server allows them...
Can I voice chat with other racers?
There will be no in-game voice chat. We feel other free programs do this very well and with far more features that we would want to implement.
Can I share setups with individuals/everyone in the race?
Yes.
Are fixed/forced setups supported?
Yes.
Graphics
What effects are planned with rFactor 2?
HDR, bloom, new shadows, ambient occlusion, heat distortion.
Sound
Has work been done to improve sound such as echoing in tunnels?
We are working on this right now. Both walls and tunnels.
Cars
Can we have glowing/reflective numbers for night racing which is easier than doing it now with rFactor?
No plans for this, but you can do this yourself.
Can cars now make proper wheel to wheel contact?
Yes. We have improved collision detection.
How exactly has the tire model been improved?
The tire model is new and one of the most important features of rFactor 2 which will interact with the new weather and real road models. Real life drivers deal with many changes during an event as they can arrive at any turn and can find themselves with more or less grip than they felt on the previous lap. The tire, track and weather model should allow users to experience many of these changes for the first time.
The tire is now considered to be a separate simulated body to the rim, and the contact patch has a huge increase in processing allowing different and constantly changing levels of heat and wear all around and across the tire. Tires will hold a history of what you’ve done to them and all these factors will give a constantly changing experience in terms of grip, handling and even pit strategy.
Has damage been improved?
We’ve done some work on this but are not yet sure what will be in the initial release. A new feature which may make it would be that paintwork can be scratched/ripped by contact. Tire damage has also been implemented (see above).
When I change tires (or go onto the grass and make them dirty, etc) will the look of the tires change? Will there be visual tire wear?
There will be both physical and visual wear for tires. Dirt and grass pickup not yet decided.
Tracks
Will there be any laser scanned tracks in rFactor 2?
No.
Will there be pit crew animations?
We have a new skinned animation system that allows for the addition of animated pit crews, and while it is our intention to add this it will probably not be included in the initial release. We will most likely ship with a minimalistic pit crew and then build on that until we have a fully functional crew for the many different types of cars we expect required...
Will tracks have scripted events like the crew jumping onto the pitwall for the finish, a firework show on the first lap or spectators leaping out of the way on a hillclimb or rally stage?
Again, scripted animation events are something we have in the pipeline, but most likely won't make the initial release. The plan that has been talked about it to have events that can trigger other events, and so on. Our animated pit crews will depend on these triggered events so we'll HAVE to add them...
Can I set points where the green flag would be waved for start/restarts?
Currently, we have internal triggers that tell the starter/flagmen when, and what type of flag, to wave. We will be expanding the flagmen functionality post-release, so we could probably add trigger-driven events to the system easily enough.
Weather
Will the weather change during a race? Will it affect grip and visual effects as it does?
Yes to both. Weather will affect both your visual and physical experience.
How will the weather effect the drivers view?
There will be fogging, a wet windshield, raindrops and wipers.
A.I.
Can the A.I. in rFactor 2 have personalities so that one driver is perhaps more aggressive than another?
Yes. AI can be setup individually and overall. In fact if you really wanted to, each driver can have a preferred line around a race track. You can make individual drivers better/worse in qualifying versus the race or even give someone a slow reaction speed at the start.
Will A.I. in a slower GT class let a faster car through?
Blue flag code has been improved, AI should move away from the racing line in appropriate situations.
Output
Will more information be in the files that keep track of laptimes, aids used, weather, etc?
We are currently setup to export XML files which contain some information, but we will be moving towards a JSON system which should allow extraction of information at a much greater depth.
Can more information be on the results, like tire compounds, number of pit stops, etc?
The JSON generated information will evolve (see above).
rFactor 2 Developer Q&A
General Product Questions
How will rFactor be released? Online? Steam?
We have our own online distribution system in development.
What are the minimum specs?
We have not yet completed testing. A non-netburst single core CPU above 3.0GHz with SSE2 would work, but a dual core 2.0GHz CPU would be better. 2GB RAM and either nVidia GeForce 8600 or ATI Radeon x1000 Series with 512MB video RAM will be required to take advantage of some features. rFactor 2 will not run on Windows 98, but will run on Microsoft Windows XP, XP 64bit, Vista and 7.
Will rFactor 2 support multiple CPU/GPUs?
Yes to both.
Have you changed your mind about the user file locations mentioned in a previous interview?
Yes.
Has force feedback been improved?
The force feedback is now much more correct. We are using a separate thread for physics and this has decreased latency. Right now we are working to refine and match for feeling with the new tire model.
Does rFactor 2 support multiple controllers like rFactor did?
Yes.
Has triple screens support been improved?
Yes. We now also support nVidia 3D vision and virtual screen angles can be adjusted.
Does rFactor 2 support many of the oval specific rules and regulations difficult to simulate with rFactor?
There has been some improvement in this area.
What are the different series that are going to be included?
We have been working on assets for several different styles of racing that are in various states of readiness. Some of these may not make the initial release, but those that don't will be added post-release as we did with rF1. Of course, we'll also be enhancing the released series in the future with more cars and tracks; so there is plenty of content to come. The series that are nearest completion and should be ready in time are:
1960's Historic Racing (includes both open-wheel and hard-top vehicles)
1970's stock car racing
Renault Meganes and Clios
Modern Endurance Racing (multiple vehicle classes)
Open-Wheel Trainers
Formula Renault 3.5
Formula ISI
This list is not definitive--there's always the chance we could hold something if we feel it's under par. Likewise, we could end up finishing something we didn't expect.
Modding
Will rFactor 2 be modding friendly like rFactor? What has been done to improve modding? Open script?
Many improvements have been made to make mods easier to find and install. No open script.
Will there be documentation supplied with rFactor 2 or will we have to figure things out ourselves?
Support will be provided and some documents will be provided both with and after the initial release.
How difficult will it be to convert tracks from rFactor to rFactor 2 and be able to make use of the new features available? What about converting without the new features?
Possible, but it will not be as simple as dragging and dropping. Mod groups are going to want to put in some additional effort to take advantage of the new features available for their work.
Are mods going to be easier to install? Can they be packaged?
We are currently testing our new packaging system.
Multiplayer
Will there be an in-game lobby filter to make it easier to find races?
A filter is available but the final criteria is not yet set. You will see server information such as pings for sure.
Will rFactor 2 have a ranking system?
No.
Will racers be more accountable for their actions and can server admins manage them?
An online login system should allow more control.
Can I block someone driving with keyboard from joining my race?
No.
Why is the ability to host a race from within the software being taken out?
To ensure a consistently improved online experience.
Have the mismatch issues found in online games been worked on with rFactor 2?
Yes.
Will there be driver changes?
The fate of this is tied to rejoins (see below).
Can I rejoin a server after being disconnected?
We’ve done some work on this, but it may not be ready for deployment of the initial release.
Can we force tire/part changes in hosting rules like many real-world racing series?
Probably not, but it should eventually be possible to see this information in result exports.
What is the multiplayer client connection limit in a race?
The number of drivers that can join a server at any time depends on how many drivers each specific mod supports (up to 64 most likely). Of course other clients can join as spectators if the server allows them...
Can I voice chat with other racers?
There will be no in-game voice chat. We feel other free programs do this very well and with far more features that we would want to implement.
Can I share setups with individuals/everyone in the race?
Yes.
Are fixed/forced setups supported?
Yes.
Graphics
What effects are planned with rFactor 2?
HDR, bloom, new shadows, ambient occlusion, heat distortion.
Sound
Has work been done to improve sound such as echoing in tunnels?
We are working on this right now. Both walls and tunnels.
Cars
Can we have glowing/reflective numbers for night racing which is easier than doing it now with rFactor?
No plans for this, but you can do this yourself.
Can cars now make proper wheel to wheel contact?
Yes. We have improved collision detection.
How exactly has the tire model been improved?
The tire model is new and one of the most important features of rFactor 2 which will interact with the new weather and real road models. Real life drivers deal with many changes during an event as they can arrive at any turn and can find themselves with more or less grip than they felt on the previous lap. The tire, track and weather model should allow users to experience many of these changes for the first time.
The tire is now considered to be a separate simulated body to the rim, and the contact patch has a huge increase in processing allowing different and constantly changing levels of heat and wear all around and across the tire. Tires will hold a history of what you’ve done to them and all these factors will give a constantly changing experience in terms of grip, handling and even pit strategy.
Has damage been improved?
We’ve done some work on this but are not yet sure what will be in the initial release. A new feature which may make it would be that paintwork can be scratched/ripped by contact. Tire damage has also been implemented (see above).
When I change tires (or go onto the grass and make them dirty, etc) will the look of the tires change? Will there be visual tire wear?
There will be both physical and visual wear for tires. Dirt and grass pickup not yet decided.
Tracks
Will there be any laser scanned tracks in rFactor 2?
No.
Will there be pit crew animations?
We have a new skinned animation system that allows for the addition of animated pit crews, and while it is our intention to add this it will probably not be included in the initial release. We will most likely ship with a minimalistic pit crew and then build on that until we have a fully functional crew for the many different types of cars we expect required...
Will tracks have scripted events like the crew jumping onto the pitwall for the finish, a firework show on the first lap or spectators leaping out of the way on a hillclimb or rally stage?
Again, scripted animation events are something we have in the pipeline, but most likely won't make the initial release. The plan that has been talked about it to have events that can trigger other events, and so on. Our animated pit crews will depend on these triggered events so we'll HAVE to add them...
Can I set points where the green flag would be waved for start/restarts?
Currently, we have internal triggers that tell the starter/flagmen when, and what type of flag, to wave. We will be expanding the flagmen functionality post-release, so we could probably add trigger-driven events to the system easily enough.
Weather
Will the weather change during a race? Will it affect grip and visual effects as it does?
Yes to both. Weather will affect both your visual and physical experience.
How will the weather effect the drivers view?
There will be fogging, a wet windshield, raindrops and wipers.
A.I.
Can the A.I. in rFactor 2 have personalities so that one driver is perhaps more aggressive than another?
Yes. AI can be setup individually and overall. In fact if you really wanted to, each driver can have a preferred line around a race track. You can make individual drivers better/worse in qualifying versus the race or even give someone a slow reaction speed at the start.
Will A.I. in a slower GT class let a faster car through?
Blue flag code has been improved, AI should move away from the racing line in appropriate situations.
Output
Will more information be in the files that keep track of laptimes, aids used, weather, etc?
We are currently setup to export XML files which contain some information, but we will be moving towards a JSON system which should allow extraction of information at a much greater depth.
Can more information be on the results, like tire compounds, number of pit stops, etc?
The JSON generated information will evolve (see above).
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Image Space Incorporated have released a big bunch of renders, showing us the car models of their upcoming rFactor 2 simulation title.
For the first time, the renders allow an overview of the broad content the title will include as players get to race in very different vehicles from modern sports cars, touring cars & open wheelers to historical racing machinery and karts.
rFactor 2 will introduce various improvements to the modding-friendly simulation including weather, driver animations and a refined graphics engine alongside plenty of current and historic motor racing content. ISI recently set the release-date status of rFactor 2 to “TBA 2011″.
More screenshots here - http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/downloads/wallpaper/
For the first time, the renders allow an overview of the broad content the title will include as players get to race in very different vehicles from modern sports cars, touring cars & open wheelers to historical racing machinery and karts.
rFactor 2 will introduce various improvements to the modding-friendly simulation including weather, driver animations and a refined graphics engine alongside plenty of current and historic motor racing content. ISI recently set the release-date status of rFactor 2 to “TBA 2011″.
More screenshots here - http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/downloads/wallpaper/
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
So now name the cars ...
some wild guesses here, without hunting down any pics on the net (and assuming they don't have a license for real F1 cars):
left column
some Kart
F Renault
F1 2010 look-alike
F1 1994 look-alike
F1 1992 look-alike
middle left column
Renault Clio (Williams version)
?
Nissan 350Z
Lotus Exige
Nissan GT-R
Ferrari 599
Panoz
middle right column
AMC Javelin Trans-Am ?
Lola T70 Mk III coupe
Lola T70 Spyder (Can-Am)
right column
F1 1964 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
some wild guesses here, without hunting down any pics on the net (and assuming they don't have a license for real F1 cars):
left column
some Kart
F Renault
F1 2010 look-alike
F1 1994 look-alike
F1 1992 look-alike
middle left column
Renault Clio (Williams version)
?
Nissan 350Z
Lotus Exige
Nissan GT-R
Ferrari 599
Panoz
middle right column
AMC Javelin Trans-Am ?
Lola T70 Mk III coupe
Lola T70 Spyder (Can-Am)
right column
F1 1964 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
So now name the cars ...
some wild guesses here, without hunting down any pics on the net (and assuming they don't have a license for real F1 cars):
left column
some Kart
F Renault
F1 2010 look-alike
F1 1994 look-alike
F1 1992 look-alike
Apparently one of them is an Indy Car
middle left column
Renault Clio (Williams version)
? 2010 Renault Megane
Nissan 350Z
Lotus Exige I think it is more a Corvette C6
Nissan GT-R
Ferrari 599 Nope - Another Panoz similar to what was released by ISI for rF1
Panoz
middle right column
AMC Javelin Trans-Am ? I first thought it was a Chevy Vega but you could be right
Lola T70 Mk III coupe
Lola T70 Spyder (Can-Am)
right column
F1 1964 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
some wild guesses here, without hunting down any pics on the net (and assuming they don't have a license for real F1 cars):
left column
some Kart
F Renault
F1 2010 look-alike
F1 1994 look-alike
F1 1992 look-alike
Apparently one of them is an Indy Car
middle left column
Renault Clio (Williams version)
? 2010 Renault Megane
Nissan 350Z
Lotus Exige I think it is more a Corvette C6
Nissan GT-R
Ferrari 599 Nope - Another Panoz similar to what was released by ISI for rF1
Panoz
middle right column
AMC Javelin Trans-Am ? I first thought it was a Chevy Vega but you could be right
Lola T70 Mk III coupe
Lola T70 Spyder (Can-Am)
right column
F1 1964 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Growler wrote:So now name the cars ...
some wild guesses here, without hunting down any pics on the net (and assuming they don't have a license for real F1 cars):
left column
some Kart
F Renault
F1 2010 look-alike
F1 1994 look-alike
F1 1992 look-alike
Apparently one of them is an Indy Car
middle left column
Renault Clio (Williams version)
? 2010 Renault Megane
Nissan 350Z
Lotus Exige I think it is more a Corvette C6
Nissan GT-R
Ferrari 599 Nope - Another Panoz similar to what was released by ISI for rF1
Panoz
middle right column
AMC Javelin Trans-Am ? I first thought it was a Chevy Vega but you could be right
Lola T70 Mk III coupe
Lola T70 Spyder (Can-Am)
right column
F1 1964 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
F1 1968 look-alike
Growler is (Painfully) right. If ya click on that link and look at all the other screenshots you can confirm what they are.
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Damn...he lives...Bull wrote:Growler is (Painfully) right. If ya click on that link and look at all the other screenshots you can confirm what they are.
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
More screenshots...
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Wonder if the flag marshalls will be animated, would be a great touch
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
yes they are, but why are they wearing lycra 
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Riftcreator
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
As long as it looks better than rF1 I'll be happy. It's the physics I'm more interested in.
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Growler
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Re: rFactor 2 - first screenshots
Agreed!Riftcreator wrote:As long as it looks better than rF1 I'll be happy. It's the physics I'm more interested in.