considering Paul Richard has like four layouts they seem to have made up their mind that thats the max. I hope they change that policy because i think that is the main attraction of Paul Richard.
People who get into "disagree" wars. Poster A disagrees/dislikes someone's post, then Poster B goes back and disagrees with Poster A's post. It's one reason I'd like to see the disagree/dislike button gone.
I'm not disagreeing to be mean. I'm just saying i don't like Daytona and i have a right to my opinion. if i suggest bathurst and you don't like bathurst that's fine to feel free to dissagree
I'm not the biggest fan of the road course, in fairness - the race has a lot of history but North America has far better circuits (Road Atlanta, Road America, Mosport). Still, it's much better than COTA! (go on Dave, you know you want to 'disagree' with that )
I never press the disagree/dislike button (unless I fat finger it on my phone when I meant to press like). I love Daytona and COTA so no argument from me
Way too much... Classic F1-Tracks like 67' Monza, 67'Silverstone, 67'Watkins Glen, ect. pp A few european tracks like Anderstorp, Donington, Cadwell Park, Le Mans A few US-tracks like Sebring, Road Atlanta and maybe Daytona Road Course
I'd love to see Lemans, cause we're getting ready to have a heck of a Prototype class and with mixed classes, should be a lot of fun.
Curious to see if I could create a paradox that would break the internet Apparently not, so I'll get back on topic: Road Atlanta. Actually, I've said that before, so I'll deviate slightly again. Whoever is picking the tracks for R3E is doing a superb job and I'm happy to leave it in their hands. I'm looking at the amount of time SMS have spent on their newly previewed test track and Bannockbrae, a fictional modern stretch of roads in Britain that aren't suitable for racing cars, and thinking how well focused the tracks in this game are, and I can't argue with the three upcoming ones (however rubbish Silverstone is, I can't say it's not an important motorsport venue). On the subject of COTA, there are a lot of rumours about it ceasing to be a motorsport venue in a year or two, potentially leaving it as another Tilke-shaped footnote on history.
Road America is also awesome, very old school type of track IMO. I'd like to see Fuji from Japan also. It has nice layout, and the scenery is not bad either
The main reasons I suggested Daytona RC. Only one game I know has it done correctly, (simraceway). It would be a rare track as far as games are concerned. Second, I now live super close to Daytona. It would be nice to have this track memorized. This is the layout I am referring to. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> The in game in this view should match this pretty closely. Simraceway has this track pretty well, but the forcefeed back on that game is flat.
That layout is in Gran Turismo 5 (and presumably GT6? - not sure, don't play it), although you're probably aware of this and consider it done incorrectly in that game?
I haven't touched a console since (1995) Sega Genesis. My statement was for PC games. I was not aware, and I doubt a console is very sim like, but I could be wrong.
I think that sector 3 should make at least one hairpin heavy hill climb their are so many. a fantasy one based off a road like Transfagarasan, Stelvio Pass in Italy, Irohazaka in Japan, Trollstigen in Norway or even crown range road here in nz would be epic.