official tracks ( laser scanned)cost poll

I'd happily pay per track

  • 20 £/euro each

    Votes: 9 4.8%

  • 15 £/euro each

    Votes: 12 6.5%

  • 10 £/euro each

    Votes: 37 19.9%

  • 7.50 £/euro each

    Votes: 21 11.3%

  • 5 £/euro each

    Votes: 52 28.0%

  • 3 £/euro each

    Votes: 21 11.3%

  • I wouldn't consider paying

    Votes: 22 11.8%

  • variable depending on track

    Votes: 75 40.3%
  • Total voters
    186
  • Poll closed .
i think it make a lot of difference deppending on the country that we are. Here where I live
5 £/euro each is a lot, the local money is very devalued comparing to other countries so for some of us 5 euros buy "just a coffee cup" but for some others buy a lot more!
 
It also depends on a person. When I was a student 5 eur meant lot more to me than today. I value free time now much more.
Btw in my country it is almost 4 coffee cups in a coffee bar.
 
John R Denman said:
One of the weaknesses of laser scanned tracks comes from the pavement undulations that aren't accurately modeled. Sebring is a great example. Most of the height mismatches between concrete segments have broken edges that aren't in the models. As a result the bumps are significantly amplified.
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Some of the open wheel stuff gets air over one of the bumps at Sunset.
 
John R Denman said:
One of the weaknesses of laser scanned tracks comes from the pavement undulations that aren't accurately modeled. Sebring is a great example. Most of the height mismatches between concrete segments have broken edges that aren't in the models. As a result the bumps are significantly amplified.
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But I thought that's why you laser scan in the first place. Whats the point of laser scanning a track if you don't get such details ?
 
Filip said:
Are you saying you can get 4-5 coffees for 1 EUR in a coffee bar?
Which country? Brazil?
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A very cheap low quality one it must be... the guy is exagerating. Unless he is comparing with that pure coffee pack with 200g that you do at home, then yeah it's quite a lot of coffee for the same price as the pack lol
 
The idea of the comment is that a 5 euros buy different things in different countries! And yes, my coffee is really a very low quality :(
(Maybe I have exagerated a little hehehehe)
 
what is that coffee they make by feeding the beans to tigers(or some such animal!) and then grinding them up once recovered from the Cat Scat!!!
 
I'm perfectly fine without laser scanned tracks, especially on rF2, because the physics and racing experience are so real. That said, I find it reasonable to have the option to get laser scanned tracks as extra content at a fair price for everyone. I'd personally consider buying a few of my favourite tracks in their laser scanned version, ideally for 10 or less euros. More iconic and longer tracks like for instance the Nordschleife would probably be pricier.
 
I don't care how people build a track, I just want that my G27 is happy and has feelings to give me. Laser or not, a track that is so flat that the wheel seems dead most of the time will soon be discarded.
 
The biggest problem for us in Brazil is that the value of the DLC here is a direct conversion of the value in Dollar/Euro from other countries.

This happens only with the DLCs. The game for example has a value correction, which makes it more accessible in countries with devalued currency. That helps a lot.

rFactor 2 - Game:
Euro - € 29,99
Brazil - R$ 61,99

Sebring:
Euro - € 8,99
Brazil - R$ 38,11

GT3 Challengers Pack:
Euro - € 10,00
Brazil - R$ 63,50

For us GT3 Challengers Pack is more expensive than rFactor 2.
The values in Euro I found on the internet. Correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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