Not a huge fan of the looks or the name. Side profile looks good but front looks generic and rear is just ugly. What's up with rearlights, they're trying to bring back the 80?
Good god, take a small break from simracing and I've lost the ability to drive.
SR now down to 1.35 due to random spins and offs while trying to learn how to drive Skippy again. Down to 1:21.535 on Lowe's which is not where I want to be, but at least I'm having lots of fun.
I'm in a same situation, on VIR I'm 4-5 seconds off the pace while on Mazda I'm usually within 1 second of the fastest guys. If results are not improving, I'll probably jump back to Mazda or Radical for next season instead of giving away 100 rating per race.
I'm not a big fan of subscription based games, so I was going into beta with intentions to just try for a month and probably then come back to LFS. I was also very sceptical about laser-scanning because it was hyped up to heavens by their marketing department, but as it turns out the tracks are very high quality and it's the first title where I really have to take bumps and road camber into consideration.
Physics, driving feels very natural but we're still missing plenty of features like complete gearbox model, aero & mechanical damage, brake temperatures ect ect....
The main reason why I haven't raced any other sims since getting into iRacing is the quality of competition. Safety Rating system really works and while everyone is racing hard, no one is pushing you off to walls or weaving across the track. Never seen anyone drive in wrong direction or park their cars on track with intentions of causing a wreck.
In short, I went into iRacing not wanting to like it but sim managed to convince me to stay for a year and I've recently subscibed for another full year.
Try recording it on different hard-drive, Fraps footage at 1280x960 resolution already takes up 1,5Gb per minute which means running game can stutter if HDD can't keep up.
I capture all my videos in 4:3 format with 1280x960 resolution and they appear as "HD" on Youtube and black bars are only visible on fullscreen with different aspect ratios.
No, it doesn't have to be widescreen and it's best if you don't add black bars or anything. Just upload it in same format you've recorded and Youtube will add borders for different aspect ratios on user side.
C 4.99 --> B 3.99 --> A 2.99 then adding that 0.5 for going over X.99 and you end up with SR equivalent of A ~3.50 which probably was too low to qualify for Pro Series.
Was that A-licence with 4.99 SR, it should have easily gotten you into Pro Series. As for your race, if you got black flag, laps are not counted until penalty is served.
There will surely be tons of whine about every little issue that car may or may not have.
As for current road car physics, I can't really see any gamebreaking flaws with them. I've been having a blast with Mazda and my first real practise session with DP ended on a positive note. A lot heavier but got the power to make it move, definately doesn't feel underpowered like Mazda. Maybe it should have little bit more rear-end grip due to engine placement, but that's hard to say without driving the real thing for reference.