Released Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992)

kados said:
I don't think 2022 was slow
Daytona
Donington Park
Brands Hatch
Laguna Seca
wwt raceway
Bahrain International Circuit
Croft Circuit
Thruxton Circuit
London E-Prix
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yeah it was the best year for the rF2 tracks, what a year, I'm hyped about 2023, but one year to wait is very long.

Edit : do you think we will have a 992 Endurance car ?
I remember the old 991 had Endurance with 2 springs, hard and soft, didn't remember well the handling difference
 
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AlexHeuskat said:
yeah it was the best year for the rF2 tracks, what a year, I'm hyped about 2023, but one year to wait is very long.

Edit : do you think we will have a 992 Endurance car ?
I remember the old 991 had Endurance with 2 springs, hard and soft, didn't remember well the handling difference
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I also hope we get the Endurance car if that is what it is named. It also has ABS which just makes it that little bit easier to drive
Best wishes.
Bob
 
With the announcement of the new 992 we can burry the idea of the 991 ever getting updated again I guess
 
AlexHeuskat said:
yeah bye bye the new tires, like iRacing, the 991 cup car is now at 'legacy' status.
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to be honest this is most difficult car and strange car to drive in simracing in general. I love it though but feels really slidey. From all onboard videos I saw on yt, other simracing titles, this car is literally sliding, not the case in any other sim where I drove that car. I think Raceroom replicates this car almost perfectly, little sliding with trailbraking, little slide if you apply gas on corner exit too early but not drifting like in rfactor 2.
 
darkojovanoski1986 said:
to be honest this is most difficult car and strange car to drive in simracing in general. I love it though but feels really slidey. From all onboard videos I saw on yt, other simracing titles, this car is literally sliding, not the case in any other sim where I drove that car. I think Raceroom replicates this car almost perfectly, little sliding with trailbraking, little slide if you apply gas on corner exit too early but not drifting like in rfactor 2.
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raceroom has endurance version too, in rF2 the endurance is the easy car.
 
AlexHeuskat said:
raceroom has endurance version too, in rF2 the endurance is the easy car.
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In rF2 we have 911 gt3, RSR and this car we speak about 911 gt3 cup. In Raceroom there are gt3, Carrera and gt3 endurance. Carrera version of the Raceroom is actually gt3 Cup in rF2. Gt3 endurance in Raceroom has traction control, but gt3 cup in rF2 and Carrera in RR don`t have it.
 
darkojovanoski1986 said:
In rF2 we have 911 gt3, RSR and this car we speak about 911 gt3 cup. In Raceroom there are gt3, Carrera and gt3 endurance. Carrera version of the Raceroom is actually gt3 Cup in rF2. Gt3 endurance in Raceroom has traction control, but gt3 cup in rF2 and Carrera in RR don`t have it.
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wooow thanks for the explanations, I need to play again with all the GT3 cup cars in all the games, I don't really remember the difference.

Raceroom GT3 cup car :
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I really like raceroom, there are many good informations about the cars, rF2 is lacking informations like that for the cars.

I remember the first time I have driven in simracing the GT3 cup car it was hard, now it's ok with any GT3 cup car, this car is really cool to learn how to drive without TC or ABS.
 
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