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Nascar3 Impressions

2 posts by 2 people · 17 Sep 1999 - 18 Sep 1999

Greg Cisko 17 Sep 1999#493308
*WOW* Unbelievable. I have driven allot of N2/N99, mostly modem/modem with my "raci'in buddy". N3 is unbelievable. My PC is a P2-450, 128MB, 12MB 3dfx ect... First off the graphics are absolutely awesome. I have the draw ahead set to 6. I ran at the brickyard, c***te, Martinsville and Bristol. I saw no drawing at all. It was all there and the graphics are maxed. I am also running at 800x600 and the framerate is awesome. In the pits you can see the card jacked up. Your flags are strictly now at the flagstand. Force feedback... I have a Logitech FF USB. Judging from the early reports I wasn't expecting much. But it is *WAY* better than SCGT and F1RS. And for a stockcar game I would say it is not far from GPL. You can feel the wheels loosen up in the turns when you lose grip. The most important FF for a stockcar fan is bumping fenders :-) Well this is simply awesome in N3. I had the Tide car slam me into the wall at Bristol. We both kept going but the wheel definitely jarred with both of the hits. Way cool. In my C***te race I say the Pennzoil car (S Parks I think) start smoking. Well that guy saw screwing the whole track up until he went into the pits. In all of my hours of N2/N99 online racing I never saw that. It was awesome IMHO. Traffic... Oh my god! The traffic is nuts! With all 43 cars at Bristol it was a nightmare. I did notice that they really do keep their lines very well at this track. C***te was different. I was taken out many times by traffic and you really have to watch it. The one negative is that the multiplayer options do not include modem/modem play. It is TCP/IP NetWare (IPX) or Internet (whatever that is supposed to be). So hopefully my friend will be able to connect to our ISP's and connect via our TCP/IP addressed. All in all a absolutely great game. Good job papy! -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com
Dave Henrie 18 Sep 1999#493559
As far as modem to modem, you "should" be able to connect using your DUN(dial up networking). Not 100% on that tho.. dave henrie
Quoted text (17 lines)> *WOW* > Un > The one negative is that the multiplayer options do not include > modem/modem play. It is TCP/IP NetWare (IPX) or Internet > (whatever that is supposed to be). So hopefully my friend will > be able to connect to our ISP's and connect via our TCP/IP > addressed. > All in all a absolutely great game. Good job papy! > -- > Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. > cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com

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