Quote from fabinator :

I'd gonna see the Toyota Aygo.

» Why such a little car?

Because it would be quite Close to an UF1000 and that would make "real" races in that Class possible.


Greetz

Why not use something RWD like the XFG/XRG cars.

Base it on one of these:
http://www.mgownersclub.co.uk/images/1964-mg-midget.jpg

And call it the UR1000 or something.

How do you know what drifters use, if you bought the game you would see that they use more than one car.

The XRG is in the demo to give you a sample of a RWD car, it has nothing to do with drifting.

Quote from Mikkomattic :

I also think that the setup should be approximated as real as possible and locked. In this game, that'd be a real novelty, and lend authenticity.

+1 for a locked setup car.

Quote from rjm1982 :

And if I had a little more leeway, I would put a kink in the long straight, just to take out a little of the boring...

I think the straight makes a good place to set-up an overtake, especially if you get a good exit from the chicane.

1:36 is fast with a keyboard, imo.

-1 After a week half of the field will be Nissan Skylines, regardless of which car they are using.

Whats the point of a new car when everyone will just use the FOX and GTRs?

A Morris 1000 style of car:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ooBJ2Z2sZvo

Would be good for when we get wet tracks.

The AI already drives exactly the same way as most of the demo drivers.

Quote from Qvarnis :

I`m not a ricer but I`d still like to get a Bathurst spec Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R

If it was in the GTR class and balanced properly then it would just be a six-cylinder FXR.

I go round as fast as I can and try not to get in the way when I'm lapped.

Anything that reminds people to brake for the corners should stay, imo.

Just look at the minimap?

I don't see the point of new tracks, most of the ones we've got don't get used. Its just the same 4-5 tracks.

The same applies to the cars.

I've just bought s2 and... its hard.

At least he didn't crash on his way into a petrol station.

Quote from gezmoor :

In LFS contact seems to be considered the norm. In real racing it is anything but.

Its normal in all of the racing I've watched, the only racing where contact is rare is in historic racing and F1. LFS is no worse than some of the "racing" that goes on in BTCC and it's support races.

Thats... neat.

This is probably a noob question, but what is cruising?

Hi, I downloaded the demo a week ago and I'm still really bad at it. I am about 4 seconds a lap off of most of the other demo racers.