tu AI easy la bang. Try AI hard. Mau berpeluh bebola kamu nak kejar

sume game gMotor2 based dah ada ni. rFactor, GTR, GTR2, GTR Evo, etc


This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Aug 31 2009, 11:01 AM

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Aug 31 2009, 11:01 AM

True. Most of the racing games like the old NFS series seems to have a seamless shift gearbox where you just go from 3-->2-->1 when in real life, the gears needed to be disengaged, then shifted down

for example this was rFactor, see the gearing for the car when it shifts gear
Fantasy track. The real life ones like Brands Hatch and Spa is wide

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Aug 31 2009, 11:50 AM

actually even in F1 you need to disengaged the gears, as seamless shift gearbox are banned. BUT they are so fast that the clutch disengagement takes less than 0.05s

Patut ada kot lol

the game got auto clutch. no need to macro. and no, the full turbo boost bug macro from Prostreet won't work

game engine existed since early 2000. Not to mention that the engine was created for military purposes initially, I doubt there would be any card handling/performance bug.

firefox tak clear cache. Mmg dia buggy kalau kat lolwut forum ni lol

Unless you can afford the Fanatec, the G25 or the Momo is the one to get. Lower/cheaper steerings usually don't have FFB, which can make driving easier as you can feel the road

mana ada logitech Mono. Momo la. And depending on the game support, yes, you can feel every bump and slide.

Tuning Option

Even though EA announced in spring that a demo of Need for Speed Shift will be available this summer, it looks like that the demo version isn’t exactly just around the corner.

EA has released the following statement, answering the many community requests for a playable Shift demo to accompany all the preview material:

“In the last few weeks we’ve received a lot of messages and forum posts about a demo so we’re currently looking into the feasibility of releasing a demo for SHIFT. We are committed to releasing the best Need for Speed game so we kept the entire team working on the game to make sure we release a really great experience.

We’re really proud of what the guys at SMS and Black Box have created and we can’t wait to get the game in your hands.”

Without reading too much into this message, it pretty much states that EA isn’t even sure if they will ever release a demo and certainly not before Shift hits the shelves on September 15th/17th.

This is bad news especially for the sim racing community as many were counting on the demo to make up their mind whether or not Shift is realistic enough to justify the purchase. With no demo coming in due time, we have to rely on all the preview videos, the newest of which you can find below.

posted a long time ady by someone else I think in this thread lol

LRG la. Lolwut Racing Groupie

anyways

A'ah, aku teringat masa tu diorang nak buat game lain, pastu gaduh ngan SimBin. Terus tak buat project tu. Sebab tu GTR Evolution dah takde Blimey!

Aku rasa diorang taknak buat game baru, tapi amik je game lama yang diorang tak siap tu untuk SHIFT

Depends. If you say EA as a whole who develop it, yes I have my doubts. But if they used other companies, I try too look at how the companies handles their games. In this case this is the same as F1 Challenge where EA used ISI to create the game. That is one awesome simulator that is still played by F1 enthutiast till today. While the game is distributed by EA, it has none of the EA borked game that we usually see, and it was as it was promised to be, a real F1 simulator.
For SMS, you should also know that they started as a modding group for, yes that's right, F1 challenge game. After that they created their own company, SimBin, and released GTR. After a while, the leaders of SimBin departed and created Blimey!, although they still helped SimBin in creating GTR Legends and GTR2, before leaving them after SimBin announced their still unfinished Gecko engine (GTR Evolution, Race 07 and the upcoming Race-ON! still uses the ISI gMotor2). Blimey with ISI helped develop the BMW M3 sim and also a Lexus sim, both can be downloaded for free.

Prostreet was awesome