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Hmm, well seen as you like the big powerful stuff I'm not sure. I've taken a big fancy to the VW Polo S2000 car but thats cos S2000 rallying is huge here so they are popular and I enjoy them quite a lot, but the lack of torque out of slow turns might tick you off a bit. RSRBR is the best versions available that I've seen.
I don't want to start new thread for this so I ask question here.
Can we make a list of cups and championships in RBR?In czech plugin.
So I can start.
http://rbrally.freehostia.com/news.php Lithuania RBR championship
http://rbr.tzt.lv/ Latvia RBR championship
http://rbrbgcup.betaracing.net/ Bulgaria championship
http://www.rallysimfans.hu/rbrchamp/index.php looks like from Hungary
http://www.rbrworldrally.szm.com/intro.html rbr ms world championship
http://rbr.onlineracing.cz/eurocup/index_eng.htm Euro cup
http://rbrally.freehostia.com/viewpage.php?page_id=19 Lithuania JWRC cup
It would be cool if you add some more :)
Is it me or is the handling on this game a bit dodgy i rarely play on it cos i just cant drive fast and keep the car on the road compared to Colin McRae game jst wondered what anybody else thought good graphics though :D
Its a proper sim.. where as the McRae games are better described as arcade...Quote:
Originally Posted by St3ve
The handling and physics in RBR are top-notch imo.. to get the best from the game you really need a Wheel and pedal set.. and preferably a force-feedback equiped one so you can feel the grip levels.
If you are using a wheel and pedal set-up you might not have it set-up correctly, you need to adjust the default filter settings to make the steering and throttle/brake function properly with no delay... something a lot of people aren't aware of and which often makes them think that the cars are undrivable.
I only ever play the CMR games when my son wants to race me... RBR really is that good.
If you need any help with it, Pm me..
Cool il give a go with the old steering wheel thenQuote:
Zico
Its a proper sim.. where as the McRae games are better described as arcade...
The handling and physics in RBR are top-notch imo.. to get the best from the game you really need a Wheel and pedal set.. and preferably a force-feedback equiped one so you can feel the grip levels.
If you are using a wheel and pedal set-up you might not have it set-up correctly, you need to adjust the default filter settings to make the steering and throttle/brake function properly with no delay... something a lot of people aren't aware of and which often makes them think that the cars are undrivable.
I only ever play the CMR games when my son wants to race me... RBR really is that good.
Got some spare cash at the moment so can somebody please recommend a good steering wheel for me to get? I'd only be using it with RBR :D
Logitech G25.
Logitech G stuff is always good. I've got a g5 mouse and recently got a g9 and i've also got a mk1 g15 and i've not regretted buying any of them.
It costs a lot more, but let me tell you, don't bother with anything else but the Logitech G25! Everything else is a waste of money!
My G25 recently had a electrical calibration failure (let me tell you, this wheel is SO strong that electrical glitches are the only thing that could go wrong), so I had to revert back to my Logitech Force GP wheel for 2 weeks while the G25 was replaced. However, I played GTR2 just once and thought it was so bad that I never touched another racing game again for the 2 weeks waiting for the real deal to return. The G25 is THAT good... =D
Just ordered a G25 :)