Hey all..
I was wondering..like if you are racing,and your engine goes,etc..on
the last few laps of the race.is it possible to view the remainder of
the remainder of the race.I like how that works in GP4..but not too
sure it can be done with F1C '02-'03 ..also..just curious,what is the
best Racing Sims out there,or coming out that would suit my taste,and
be accurate as well..I have been out of it a while now,and my prefs
are IndyCar..and F1....I don't mind Nascar either.Hell I just love
racing period..lol..Any help would be so appreciated...thanks.
Regards,
The Cap'n
The new Sports Car Challenge (for F1C) mod by RSDG is pretty good. Basically
ALMS and LeMans cars. Pretty much any working F12k2 or F1C can be converted or
adjusted to work. Lots of cars, and tracks available with more cars on the way
form SSM. Check out the SCC forum at RSC....
Kevin (aka tlgtr)
****
Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured
annually by their clothing.
RSDG needs to find a decent host for SCC. Ive tried 5-6 times the past few
weeks to download it using bottorrent, Hungarian Simworld mirror (Boomtown
membership still doesnt work) and theyve all timed out at around 250mb.
This Mod isn't very good if nobody can get their paws on it...
Mitch
"TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> The new Sports Car Challenge (for F1C) mod by RSDG is pretty good.Basically
> ALMS and LeMans cars. Pretty much any working F12k2 or F1C can beconverted or
> adjusted to work. Lots of cars, and tracks available with more cars onthe way
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> form SSM. Check out the SCC forum at RSC.... > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >On 14 Jul 2004 14:09:55 GMT, [email hidden] (TlgtrProd)
wrote:
Hmmm.that sounds interesting..I might check that out.I was thinking
about downloading the demo to IndyCar Series...but I have seen so
many mixed reviews..I'm not so sure..lol
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>The new Sports Car Challenge (for F1C) mod by RSDG is pretty good. Basically >ALMS and LeMans cars. Pretty much any working F12k2 or F1C can be converted or >adjusted to work. Lots of cars, and tracks available with more cars on the way >form SSM. Check out the SCC forum at RSC.... > > >Kevin (aka tlgtr) >**** >Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured >annually by their clothing.I used the Bit Torrent link, and on a dial-up connection it went sweet.
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Gavin B
Formerly Ferrari_Corsa
"Mitch_A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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RSDG needs to find a decent host for SCC. Ive tried 5-6 times the past few
weeks to download it using bottorrent, Hungarian Simworld mirror (Boomtown
membership still doesnt work) and theyve all timed out at around 250mb.
This Mod isn't very good if nobody can get their paws on it...
Mitch
"TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> The new Sports Car Challenge (for F1C) mod by RSDG is pretty good.
Basically
> ALMS and LeMans cars. Pretty much any working F12k2 or F1C can be
converted or
> adjusted to work. Lots of cars, and tracks available with more cars on
the way
> form SSM. Check out the SCC forum at RSC....
>
>
> Kevin (aka tlgtr)
> ****
> Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured
> annually by their clothing.
>
I finally got the Boomtown signup straightened out. The code they sent
originally didnt work so I had to create a new one. Went smooth @ 150kb/s.
Sadly it isnt GTR ;) That demo has ruined my PC racing experience (for the
moment).
Mitch
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> I used the Bit Torrent link, and on a dial-up connection it went sweet.
>
> --
> Gavin B
> Formerly Ferrari_Corsa
> "Mitch_A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
speaking of scc, anyway to crank up the tire squeel? I can't hear the tires
breaking over the engine..
SCC has it's own forum on RSC... lots of info there
Kevin (aka tlgtr)
****
Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured
annually by their clothing.


































