Amazing rFactor Track To Be Released Soon

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> What we appear to have here is a beguiling case of self-delusional
> pixelpomorphism.

Hehe.

> A 'circuit' that proclaims its origin and intended facsimile object
> unashamedly sans pretensions of grandeur may fairly be construed as
> more real than the converse.

Yes, but with a few exceptions, only the 'real' tracks enjoy enduring
populairty among simracers.

Indeed, because they are the exemplars; the purists. A gaggle of
pixelpomorphic, deluded in/outgroup dichotomous diehards with a
penchant for masochistic self-buggering reality.

Fawning followers of the God of Real, playing their Real games with
plastic toys connected to a box running heuristic code approximating
something else.

'I'm Really doing it, really!!!'

"ymenard" > wrote in message
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> >"David G Fisher" > wrote
>> About three weeks from now apparently. New cars from ISI too.
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> Fantasy bore. Gimme real tracks.
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> GTL is #1.

Old cars only. Blah.


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David G Fisher

> wrote
> Indeed, because they are the exemplars; the purists. A gaggle of
> pixelpomorphic, deluded in/outgroup dichotomous diehards with a
> penchant for masochistic self-buggering reality.
>
> Fawning followers of the God of Real, playing their Real games with
> plastic toys connected to a box running heuristic code approximating
> something else.
>
> 'I'm Really doing it, really!!!'


Thus spoke Bruce K.



m'eh


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-- François Ménard <ymenard>
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>"David G Fisher" > wrote Old cars only. Blah.


I still don't see how rFactor is "more open, more close". What's there more
to it? Everything in GTL can be edited the same, and probably at a higher
degree of realism considering the game engine's evolution. Is it more open
to the community, did they build tools for that? I see the same tools in
both, very minimal and not suited at all for leagues or pickup racing both
coexisting.






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-- François Ménard <ymenard>
-- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez
Corporation - helping America into the New World...

(David G Fisher) wrote:

> Old cars only. Blah.

Part of the attraction for me may be that when growing up it was cars like
many of the ones modelled in GTL which were "proper" sports cars. Even if
that's nothing to do with it, GTL is a whole heap of fun... far more fun
than I ever expected, which is why I waited for the Ring release to get
sucked in.

Mind you, I believe there's a Ring for rFactor which I missed. Perhaps
that might draw me back into rF a little, but I never found a car in
rF which I enjoy driving as much as many of the GTL cars. The mini is
*far* more interesting to drive than the basic vehicles in rF or LFS.

Andrew McP

(Andrew MacPherson) wrote in
ddress_disguised:

> (David G Fisher) wrote:
>
>> Old cars only. Blah.
>
> Part of the attraction for me may be that when growing up it was cars
> like many of the ones modelled in GTL which were "proper" sports cars.
> Even if that's nothing to do with it, GTL is a whole heap of fun...
> far more fun than I ever expected, which is why I waited for the Ring
> release to get sucked in.
>
> Mind you, I believe there's a Ring for rFactor which I missed. Perhaps
> that might draw me back into rF a little, but I never found a car in
> rF which I enjoy driving as much as many of the GTL cars. The mini is
> *far* more interesting to drive than the basic vehicles in rF or LFS.
>
> Andrew McP
>

Yes there is a Ring for rF. Same GTR import as what I suspect the GTL
version is. Taken from 'The Mother' which itself came from a port or two
via GPL. Someday, Somebody is gonna finish a new accurate version of the
Ring and then we will be happy puppies indeed.

dh

Well, one has Starforce and the other doesn't. It not a difficult choice
for me. From what I've read of Starforce, I'm not risking an install on
my PC. It's too bad, because GTR and GTL look interesting. I guess the
company making those games is not just keeping pirates away unfortunately...

Besides, I've never race a car on a "real" course, and my only "in
person" experience is at Loudon, Montreal and Trois-Rivières. All other
"real" tracks may as well as be fantasy. As long as the track is fun to
race on and feel reasonably plausible (not Red Rock (Nascar Racing 2) or
that Papyrus figure 8 track), I don't really care if it's real or comes
out of someone imagination.

P.S.

ymenard wrote:
>>"David G Fisher" > wrote Old cars only. Blah.
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>
>
> I still don't see how rFactor is "more open, more close". What's there more
> to it? Everything in GTL can be edited the same, and probably at a higher
> degree of realism considering the game engine's evolution. Is it more open
> to the community, did they build tools for that? I see the same tools in
> both, very minimal and not suited at all for leagues or pickup racing both
> coexisting.
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