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Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 7:57 pm
by Cmdr Kharma
TorTorden wrote:DOOO IT! !

I need a driving instructor.


Supposed to be an excellent book.......

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NS918M4/ ... 8103QCT5AW

If you have a Kindle that is......Which I don't.......

700 pages.....Sheesh....That beats the DCS A-10C flight manual.....

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 8:16 pm
by TorTorden
wow.
Especially considering A.C. behaves as a SIM for what a 13 year old think a race car is like and not actually intended to be realistic.

I actually have a kindle but it's old and 25% page is a broken smudged mess.

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 8:33 pm
by Cmdr Kharma
Sounds like me.......

:lol:

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 9:33 pm
by TorTorden
Cmdr Kharma wrote:Sounds like me.......

:lol:

Well i have actually yet to try AC.

But thats the feeling I get from certain posters.
That goes into detail for how each segment pretty much fail at realism.

And then the AC fans retort with "Whatever other game suck, you smell. I fucked your mom, roflrofl". And declares themselves winner of the debate.

Doesn't mean the game can't be fun though.
I should try it one of these days.
Maybe stick to an hour and perhaps use the steam refund feature.

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 9:47 pm
by Cmdr Kharma
I meant the "Old 25% broken smudged mess" bit.....

;)

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2017 11:03 pm
by TorTorden
Cmdr Kharma wrote:I meant the "Old 25% broken smudged mess" bit.....

;)


Well that goes for most of us.

Not concerned with the kindle.
Gave it a go, prefer real books if you travel A LOT it might have it's benefits but fore most cases I prefer real paper.

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 1:21 pm
by TorTorden
Tested AC.

For a total of 18 minutes.
15 of which just getting to thing to start, I ended up having to use my phones remote mouse and keyboard function just to get past the menus in VR.

Then there was the actual driving...
I wouldn't call it that.
Really seemed like what a twelve year old expects a driving sim to be.
Put the throttle down in a laFerrari in first gear with some slight steering applied.
Not even a hint of wheel spin, what so ever.
If you tried that in Pcars 2 you would almost flip the car over.

VR UI made Pcars 1 look good.
Honestly it's like an updated version of Test Drive.
Image

And refund granted.

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2017 9:09 pm
by Cmdr Kharma
Oh well........Temptation was too much.........

► Show Spoiler


+£2.50 back from Quidco......

If it drops to a stupid level....I'll buy it again......Hold onto it and sell it on ebay......

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2017 9:42 pm
by Cmdr Kharma
Tor.....

How about this baby......

http://www.pro-sim.co.uk/shop/shifters/ ... n-shifter/

Holly Sheeeet......

:)

Re: Whilst Lori Has No Mans Sky......

Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2017 10:11 pm
by TorTorden
Cmdr Kharma wrote:Tor.....

How about this baby......

http://www.pro-sim.co.uk/shop/shifters/ ... n-shifter/

Holly Sheeeet......

:)

Quite a bit farther than I would be prepared to take my simming.
Especially when the paddles are used on most cars and honestly a bit quicker.

Oh and the manual clutch is broken in Pcars2, has been since the jump.
it basically stays automatic regardless of setting.

You can still use it but not clutching doesn't seem to cause any problems.
Regardless of whether you take care to perform rev matching.