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Nascar Qualifying

4 posts by 4 people · 02 Sep 1995 - 08 Sep 1995

Cossa 02 Sep 1995#304804
Did you ever watch the real nascar's and how they swerve from side to side? this works in the simulators too...
: Did you ever watch the real nascar's and how they swerve from side to side? : this works in the simulators too... No shit, really? Maybe that's because the programmers were out to (God forbid) make a very realistic driving simulation, and therefore applied the real laws of physics (conservation of energy comes to mind).
Sandma 08 Sep 1995#304974
Well yes Mr Cassock, you are correct, the swerving does work in the Nascar game. Contrary to Mr Horste' weak attempt at racing knowledge and fancy words to impress us all, it is not "consevation of energy". It's called heating up the ***. Run your race with a pace lap start and as you swerve through the track you can actually observe your tires heating up quicker. On another note, this newsgroup is for spreading knowledge about racing sims and helping people, NOT making people feel small. SandMan Erik Sanders Hickory, NC (Nascar Country, USA)

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