The car highlights everything wrong with iRacing physics. I'll be honest it's not as bad as I first thought but it's still absolute shite.
rF2's historic f1 cars feel much more like they are driving on rubber and not plastic.
You get sideways and if you don't get teh car straight within a second or to the outside rear decides to die on you.
I don't know how people can put up with that shit and not ask questions or seemingly give a damn.
Really annoys me that people will happily settle for lacklustre physics considering the price of it all.
1.19.5 and it feels like junk. The car feels like it has too much power. Lap record at Mosport was like a 1.22 or something.
BTW Jack if you watch 60's pre-wings they actually look alot more planted than you'd think, but then again, they are using RUBBER tyres and not chocolate ones.
rF2's historic f1 cars feel much more like they are driving on rubber and not plastic.
You get sideways and if you don't get teh car straight within a second or to the outside rear decides to die on you.
I don't know how people can put up with that shit and not ask questions or seemingly give a damn.
Really annoys me that people will happily settle for lacklustre physics considering the price of it all.
1.19.5 and it feels like junk. The car feels like it has too much power. Lap record at Mosport was like a 1.22 or something.
BTW Jack if you watch 60's pre-wings they actually look alot more planted than you'd think, but then again, they are using RUBBER tyres and not chocolate ones.