rFactor 2 in Las Vegas!

Wow...does anybody know, who made this track? Looks like a very crap conversion...

 

Where did you get this if I may ask?

 

Graphics aside (though that's not easily done), I recall the first, or one of the first, races last year featured the two leaders getting tangled front wheels because there was too much of a gap between the wheels and the collision bodies of the cars. It really wasn't good advertising for rF2.

 

Technical problems causing a delay.... oh dear

 

Months ago one could sign up for free to have the cars and a couple of tracks.

 

Think I missed that one...... You mean signing up for that event thing?

 

You could do that too. There was a specialized installer that was bolted to the game and you couldn't run it outside of that environment.

 

Ah, okay; something to look into than.
Nice, thanks mate!

 

Looks like the front wing doesn't do much, judging by the speed of at least one car without one. Shame.

 

I saw Bono's wheel slightly tilted but he didn't lose much time at all in the pits. Luckily it's not real life! Interesting turn of events with Olli taking the lead. That earlier pitstop server him supremely well, wow.

Edit: The race was shortened by quite a bit, wasn't it?

 

I think car swaps were somehow factored in, so damage repair might not have been an issue there.

 

Ah, true, you're right.

 

Lol...seems, that Olli got all the time boost...what a joke.

 

Do you mean he was able to use it 3 times? Instead of 3 different drivers having it?

 

If i`m not wrong, he did at the end a couple of laps with very fast lap times...

//Edit: by the way, i`m really interested to get information how to setup the car boost just for one time...

 

This whole event is going to be swept under the rug very quickly. Lapcharts on Twitter show he clearly had fanboost and was lapping 1.26 v's 1.28's at the end. oops!

 

Oops...

 

Ok, so that IS realistic...

 

Yep, that is what happens when you use random untested plugins. Even serious online leagues would never allow any kind of performance-altering plugins to be run. Grats to Bono Huis for the win!

 

These guys give plugin makers a bad name