EDIT by @J-F Chardon In case you missed it live: --------------------------------------END OF EDIT------------------------------------------------------------------- Just noticed on Facebook an Announcement for Live-Stream for DTM2015 Physics-Test with Bruno Spengler. It should start @ 12:30 CEST, but isn't online at the moment. So check-out:
Well, yeah - that should be running already, as we have 13:10 CEST at the moment, but the channel is still offline..
I missed that information, but which steering wheel, Bruno is using? And J-F has a lot of flex on his mounted CSW base. Needs a more solid rig.
Ok, that explains the lacking force he was talking about, comparing to the real DTM car. BTW .... it was nice that Wim from bsimracing and GamerMuscle was on the stream as well.
They are needed to get the message out there of how good R3E is. Pity ISRTV weren't involved and hope the devs sent this to them.
I missed this live and watching it now, so couldn't write any questions.. @J-F Chardon: Will this physics be applied to DTM 13 and 14 as well? And nice to hear that it seems you have implemented dirt build up to the tires after run off's? Will this be applied to all cars across the board?
^ This. Plenty of media coverage to overwhelm the echoes from the past. I would condense these videos, bring them into a more compact format so that they are easier and - time-wise - more comfortable to consume. there is too much time in between where you just watch moving cars, but get little or no information. Let the pro drivers lead the talking, and let them become VERY specific about technical aspects of the game and driving experience, and how these compare to reality. Comparing to reality, is every sim'S primary propaganda weapon. Many people not knowing Raceroom still imagine it to be "pure arcade", while imo it is so much more simulation than arcade. This urban legend can only be defeated by reiterating and giving evidence for how realistic things are - best from the mouth of pro drivers. Specific, specialised tech talk from them is needed, else many people will think they just do verbal advertising because that is what they get paid for.
Yes indeed some shorter exciting edited highlights to stir the imagination and add some anticipation for the new content, there's no doubt pCars and AC do that very well. That's the way to bring new people in to try the game after making sure that the suggestions by @Brandon Wright re free content are applied.