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NASCAR 3

1 post by 1 person · 26 Nov 1998 - 26 Nov 1998

MeatWater 26 Nov 1998#436639
I asked a similar question before: do you think that, according to the large No. of cars in a full NASCAR field it will be hard to get decent framerates with the GPL engine that will be most obviously used for N3? Do you believe that the engine could be modified that much that we'd get our 30-something frames that would be definitely necessary to keep control on a bumper-to-bumper ride at 190MPH? I'm very suspicious here. Someone said that they would simplify the physics model. Well, in what way? I believe that the physics model should be even better as, for example, they would have to improve the modelling of slipstream a lot compared to GPL. Also aerodynamics - being absolutely absent in GPL - would have to be ADDED, so what on earth would they take away? I wonder if someone of Papy could say something about this... Mea***er

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