For starters, there NEVER has been any point to discuss that. Second, you compare the ingame freshly painted kerbs (yes, shocking news, sometimes the track people maintain their tracks, including paint their kerbs before a series comes to the track) to a video from a qualifying session, ie which had all the practices before. So your point, not only is useless, but is wrong, because with real road, at some point, the kerbs will get the dirty look you seem to enjoy so much.
With all due respect, there's plenty of people who have supported ISI since the beginning of RF2 who DO NOT complain over such things, so please don't make it seem like you are some elite group who know what's best for RF2. It's just that some people seem to complain a lot more than others. Like, all the time. About everything. In this case, Marc was complaining before the track was even released... so yeah, I don't blame Tuttle at all for responding like he did. In fact, I appreciate him taking the time to explain everything like he did. Now we can all move on and let this thread go back to being about "Tim's Tweets" - just like the title says.
Yeah it is probably subjective to high degree. I don't see the potholes in the road on these real life onboards as I see them on 1.43, also the curbs IRL look more clean white to my eye than in 1.43. The grass could do with some more depth and variation perhaps in 2.0.
Not a Tim Tweet as such but the Facebook page is saying the demo content will be changing soon. Anyone know what to?
thats pretty wild imo. im not sure what it is now but i recall seeing it recently and thinking it was bad (for a demo). the civic and silverstone was pretty great, only real issue with it was fwd cars are more of a rarity. the indycar wouldnt be a bad bet, as far as tracks go i think itd be nice to show off one of the new ones & i think AMP is too technical so i guess indycar + portugal is my guess/suggestion.
Well Howstons would most definitely scare people off so I'm going with surprise update to Sparks/Eves @ Brianza...
You forgot one important detail in your considerations. It's ISI's decision which kind of business model they want use not your's. I'm 100 % sure they are aware of advanteges or disadvantages of the different possible models. so please calm down
aaaaaaand we are back in the room! I reckon it might be stockcars to! Stockcars are a big things or rFactor 2 and may open it up to a bigger audience.
I'd like to see something like I suggested a few pages back. Two modern cars (GT, open-wheel), an old car, a modern track and a classic track. Silverstone doesn't look as great as some other courses but may still be the best baseline track.
will have no new content, just nascar next as it was spoken in the face ... I hope you have some improvement in rain
