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:) I don't think following the Oleksowicz model will either a) win many events and b) act as a springboard back to WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
It is probable that Matt will need to compete with a number of guys who are out to impress and there won't be the same scope for conservativism in NORF and the tarmac rounds
I can recall that WRC II and the old WRC games were based on REAL stages with REAL parts used!!! For example they went out took images and videos of the stages to recreate them!Quote:
Originally Posted by rjbetty
At least not from German stages. 100% sure that no meter of it was same as in real.Quote:
Originally Posted by GigiGalliNo1
I have never played WRC 2 but I watched WRC 3 videos and the stages are in no way made of real ones. Even Col de Turini itself is different looking. There are crazy accurate stages made by various volunteers for Richard Burns Rally though.
No no no.... this is the OLD games. WRC, WRC2 & WRC3 are the latest ones!
WRC, WRC II etc are the OLD games... vintage now.
SS 3 Conditions on SS: stage is more dry, snow on few places, black ice gone. Some mud on the road from cutting.
SS 4 Conditions on SS: temperature is very cold, most of the snow gone away by cars during first run, lot of mud from cuts.
Pluto any news about dry or just wet stages without melted snow-ice-snow at next days?
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Trying to catch up here and work at the same time. I'm watching the Italians, are they heading to SS3 or am I really lost?
There will be snow falls in next days so it doesn't matter what is there now as it will most likely change. Anyway usually most dry is stage Lantosque - Lucerám.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii