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This stuff can be addicting?

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This stuff can be addicting?

OK, I'm a recovering GTR2 junkie. Do we have any wanna be race car drivers (like me) in the crowd? Maybe show some pix of your driving set up and what games are you into?

http://gtr-game.10tacle.com/index.php?id=246&L=1


Mark

Post Fri Feb 29, 2008 6:17 pm 
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I'm a big fan of rFactor. Been using it for about 2 years. I'm currently part of an adult racing league that races everything from Nascar, F1, LMS series and even go carts. Very Happy

If you want to take a look at the league, it can be found at:

www.cybercupracing.com

Mike

Post Sat Mar 08, 2008 12:20 am 
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rFactor info?

Mike,
Do you have a link that explains rFactor a little more in depth? I found a few but rather confusing. Do you have to buy the different modes like the '79 classic F1 for example? I did download the full trial version. LMK
Thanks
Mark

Post Sun Mar 09, 2008 8:03 am 
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Mark,
RFactors' web site is www.rfactor.net.

The main purpose of rFactor is to give a basic program to act as a template to implement mods.

In general, once you pay for and download rFactor, you can download most of the mods for free. One of the best sites to download these mods is www.rfactorcentral.com.

The only time that you may have to pay is if you join a league. Cybercupracing is $50.00 for the year, but the benefit is that CCR can turn people away and only have mature drivers that you can trust racing with you. In free leagues, you commonly get younger kids or those people that don't take it serious, which can be very aggrevating.

I love downloading the different mods and just goofing around, but I like league racing the most.

The 1979 F1 mod is really fun and can be downloaded at rfactorcentral.com. In addition, you can download almost any track and race anything on them. So if you wanted to race a Cup Car at Monza, you could.

Let me know if you have any more ?'s.

Mike

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thanks for the info

Mike,
Makes sense now that you explained it a bit, I have been checking out rFactorcentral. I took the plunge and bought it. What's the deal with the version updates? I don't think I'm on the latest version?
LMK
Thanks again,
Mark

Post Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:45 pm 
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You should have ver. 1.255. Since you recently downloaded it, you should have the newest version. If you start the game and look at the screen with the car on the turn-table, you should see the version # at the bottom.

If it's not 1.255, you can download the patch at rfactor.net

I've been playing for two years and they have released two patches, the most recent was 1.255 in December.

Mike

BTW, what type of racing are you into?

Post Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:58 pm 
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I've got GTR2, and I love the updated physics, but I find myself going back to the original GTR, just because of all the tracks available for it. Their version of Virginia International is spot on, and allowed me to crash 100's of times virtually before risking my real car. Does anyone know if tracks for GTR will work with GTR2?
I checked into rFactor and downloaded the demo, but when I looked, (at least a year ago), not many US tracks were available. Has that changed?

Ric

Post Mon Jun 09, 2008 4:45 pm 
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GTR2

Hey Ric,
I never had GTR so I can't help you out there. I have gotten hooked on the RFactor '79 F1 module. It's very realistic but also rather difficult. If you even touch another car you pay the price, so if you do survive the contact most likley your car will now handle like $hit.
How about an online race some night?

Mark

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