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Talladega Redo

3 posts by 3 people · 28 Jul 1996 - 28 Jul 1996

I was wondering about the redo on Talladega I have senn on here alot about them redoing the Tri-oval.But what about the whole track especially the turns because in the real race at Talladega in the race you will see the guys running high,not just for qualifing but in the race as well you will see the guys running 2 to 3 wide in the turns without losing speed no matter if they are high or low.For example you will see that the high line sometimes is a little quicker and the bottom line will need more cars at the bottom in a draft to run side by side with the cars on top.You will also see that alot of the passes will be done above the car being pass (not all the time but alot of the times).Where at on Nascar Racing the game the high line in a race is so much slower than the bottom line which isn't right.One other thing is that the gears everybody is running on the game is way off from the real cars everybody runs from a 3.6 to 3.4 fourth gear where as the real guys run a 2.9 to a 3.0 4th gear.I was just wondering if any of these differences will be changed in Nascar 2. Thank you Robert (GT86)
Quoted text (30 lines)>>I was wondering about the redo on Talladega I have senn on here alot about >>them redoing the Tri-oval.But what about the whole track especially the turns >>because in the real race at Talladega in the race you will see the guys >>running high,not just for qualifing but in the race as well you will see the >>guys running 2 to 3 wide in the turns without losing speed no matter if they >>are high or low.For example you will see that the high line sometimes is a >>little quicker and the bottom line will need more cars at the bottom in a >>draft to run side by side with the cars on top.You will also see that alot of >>the passes will be done above the car being pass (not all the time but alot of >>the times).Where at on Nascar Racing the game the high line in a race is so >>much slower than the bottom line which isn't right.One other thing is that the >>gears everybody is running on the game is way off from the real cars everybody >>runs from a 3.6 to 3.4 fourth gear where as the real guys run a 2.9 to a 3.0 >>4th gear.I was just wondering if any of these differences will be changed in >>Nascar 2. >I would certainly hope they redo the whole track. Hopefully the beta testers >will know how the track is run and be able to relay that to Papyrus. >As for the gearing, Papyrus needs to change the power band on the restricted >engines to accomplish this. For the real cars, a restricted engine's power >band peaks around 6500-7000 rpm, where, for an unrestricted engine, that peak >is between 8500-9000 rpm. >Pat >----------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Pat Campbell The Chevy Monte Carlo 6,94,88,16,4,25 >Lexington, AL NASCAR's Wide Load War Eagle!!! > Home Page: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/pscindex.html > NASCAR Stats: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/nascstat.html >-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Talladega is one of the three tracks that they just scrapped completely and redid completely from scratch. Kyle Langston
P. Campbe 28 Jul 1996#329679
Quoted text (15 lines)>I was wondering about the redo on Talladega I have senn on here alot about >them redoing the Tri-oval.But what about the whole track especially the turns >because in the real race at Talladega in the race you will see the guys >running high,not just for qualifing but in the race as well you will see the >guys running 2 to 3 wide in the turns without losing speed no matter if they >are high or low.For example you will see that the high line sometimes is a >little quicker and the bottom line will need more cars at the bottom in a >draft to run side by side with the cars on top.You will also see that alot of >the passes will be done above the car being pass (not all the time but alot of >the times).Where at on Nascar Racing the game the high line in a race is so >much slower than the bottom line which isn't right.One other thing is that the >gears everybody is running on the game is way off from the real cars everybody >runs from a 3.6 to 3.4 fourth gear where as the real guys run a 2.9 to a 3.0 >4th gear.I was just wondering if any of these differences will be changed in >Nascar 2.
I would certainly hope they redo the whole track. Hopefully the beta testers will know how the track is run and be able to relay that to Papyrus. As for the gearing, Papyrus needs to change the power band on the restricted engines to accomplish this. For the real cars, a restricted engine's power band peaks around 6500-7000 rpm, where, for an unrestricted engine, that peak is between 8500-9000 rpm. Pat ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pat Campbell The Chevy Monte Carlo 6,94,88,16,4,25 Lexington, AL NASCAR's Wide Load War Eagle!!! Home Page: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/pscindex.html NASCAR Stats: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~pscampbe/nascstat.html -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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