Discuss rFactor2

Why is it surprising?

 

I knew it was dead but I guess not that dead.

What's a normal week peak then ? 15 ?

 

The data is just from the McLaren's event servers I think.

 

yes we all have our opinions, however, forums are made to exchange ideas and your one liners are very far from there.
So you either stop this behavior and start putting substance in your posting or you're out of here.

 

Yes you are right.
So...rF2
1. Live Weather
2. Real Road (if raining the road get dry from the pass of the cars)
3. Brake Temperatur
4. Best Physical model for the tires


But most important...booth rF's have as Base the rFactorpro

Thats means many years of research and tests from real Teams from Motorsport



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"Thats means many years of research and tests from real Teams from Motorsport"

Except that rfpro is just a shell and manufacturers use their own data and physics which don't get shared back with rf2. So no, you're playing rf2, not rfpro and not anything tested by manufacturers or real Teams from Motorsport.

 

Many Elements for the physics are from the rFactorpro. The Teams use their own Data....and this is possible only in rFactorpro...and also in rF's

And dont forget...many many years expierence and research with real Teams...not simracers

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You seem to know a lot of stuff from inside.
Do you have more info or you are just another guy on the internet with big imagination?

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Every single Sim has pros and cons. I like to support all the crazy cats on the market, there are only a handful of them.

 

I knew that he was going to bring up rfpro...LOL

Live weather - so live the raindrops go straight through the windshield
Real Road - how real is it when rubbered in part of track always has most grip? (even after the start of rain)
Brake Temps - I've never felt brake fade in the street Corvettes, and I haven't heard of a real life GT3 team worrying about overheating their brakes in years. (carbon fiber brakes are usually on fire during pit stops, lol)
4. Which car, you know, since it seems that no two share the same tire model version.

But yeah, when they sell their software to the raceteams so that the raceteams have a 'moving picture generator' along with almost every circuit in the world available for them to use (race teams don't give a crap about licenses) I'm sure those same raceteams agree to share all their findings from their own physics engines. Sounds legit.

At least you didn't mention the amazing AI. You know, the same AI that can't complete a lap of Lime Rock without smashing into the wall going down the backstretch.

 

I hate to use word "fanboy" because most of us have our own sim we prefer more than others. But this @mad_dog behaviour is "fanboyisms" at its best, or should I say at worst

Dropping those one liners without further explanation is so lame. Where that passion to defend some game and bashing the othrer so hard come from? Especially when this guy doesn't even play AC. A whopping 68h played in over three years and last time propably when the game was in early acces (don't know for sure it's only my own assumption and I could be wrong). And this thread is the only one he's taking part. It is not forbidden to do so but slightly odd.

 

My friend...we talking about graphics or Physics ?
Im confused...
The real road working very good and is slippery where the rubbers are
Braking...the right Temperature have also the right effect while breaking

And again dont forget...the Basis is the rFactorpro with many many years of expierence
This Data for the tires per example are from there...also the Data for Breaking


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Devs, can you implement the HAHA rating from racedepartment please?

 

Did you know that Kunos build simulators for real racing teams too, and that iRacing works closely with real racing teams to build their car physics?

 

Nope. When it rains, the dry line remains the faster.

All the rest that you are saying is pure fantasy.

Oh , why i am doing this (again?)

 

Don't feed the troll, please..

 

Do you have a troll here? I think I smell it

 

Not sure if you mean rF2 or real life but... a dry line needs rain to stop and cars to actually drive there. When it starts to rain the rubbered in racing line should become slippery and if people change to intermediates/wets due to rain they'll want to stay on the wet so the typical racing line wouldn't necessarily be the fastest.

 

I don't care much about extra features like realroad, weather. For me it's all about pure driving experience.

Rf2 cars to me feel more connected to the track than other sims. Grip, weight shift, self aligning torque all of this I can feel more pronounced and more detailed in rf2. And it's not just ffb which gives me this detailed driving experience because when my wheel broke I played few days without ffb and even then in rf2 I could feel the car best. It is my impression that when driving on/over a limit in a unit of time there are more "events" comparing to other sims. Maybe it is exaggerated but this requires more steering input on my side and gives me richer more rewarding driving experience.

 

if all the comments on racing forums were like this one... this would be such a much better place to be.
thank you