Fantasy 944 (Forza 3).
02-14-2010, 08:30 AM
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I'll see your Forza corkscrew...
and raise you one Real corkscrew....
and raise you one Real corkscrew....
Yo poto those are some sweet RIMS, does it drive nice? How much horsepower are those putting out?
But seriously lol, ingame how does it drive? You should gift me the car so i can try it out.
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02-14-2010, 07:53 PM
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I actually tuned it to match as close to my 944 as possible, same weight, tires,spring rate, alignment, swaybars, brakes. Just couldn't detune the HP.
I've got the whole big screen, surround sound and driving seat/wheel setup. I wanted to make it a useful simulator for Laguna Seca practice, and it feels pretty close. I had to increase the gear ratios alot, the game is way low. Forza's about a 1:40 car, in reality I do about 1:55. So minus the turbo and HP, pretty close.
02-14-2010, 08:03 PM
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O ok well nice man, one thing i gotta say though about your track times is not to rely much, if at all on the in-game track serving as a practice tool, and don't even try to match the track times because the Laguna Seca in Forza is VERY poorly done, i mean its dimensions are so off its not even funny.
Now, at least comparing that to Iracing's laser scanned tracks, im not surprised one bit your times irl are different than to Forza's fail track. Yes i play Forza, yes i love the game, but their work they did on the Laguna could be better, and if anything they could get the corkscrew right.
Now, at least comparing that to Iracing's laser scanned tracks, im not surprised one bit your times irl are different than to Forza's fail track. Yes i play Forza, yes i love the game, but their work they did on the Laguna could be better, and if anything they could get the corkscrew right.
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You can tune the 944T in the game to kick butt on most supercars...R8, Ford GT, Lambos, Vettes, Vipers, etc.
I actually tuned it to match as close to my 944 as possible, same weight, tires,spring rate, alignment, swaybars, brakes. Just couldn't detune the HP.
I've got the whole big screen, surround sound and driving seat/wheel setup. I wanted to make it a useful simulator for Laguna Seca practice, and it feels pretty close. I had to increase the gear ratios alot, the game is way low. Forza's about a 1:40 car, in reality I do about 1:55. So minus the turbo and HP, pretty close.
I actually tuned it to match as close to my 944 as possible, same weight, tires,spring rate, alignment, swaybars, brakes. Just couldn't detune the HP.
I've got the whole big screen, surround sound and driving seat/wheel setup. I wanted to make it a useful simulator for Laguna Seca practice, and it feels pretty close. I had to increase the gear ratios alot, the game is way low. Forza's about a 1:40 car, in reality I do about 1:55. So minus the turbo and HP, pretty close.
I am surprised at how much I enjoy the graphics program. It took a while to get into it, but I'm having fun.
Yesterday I had my first online, multiplayer racing experience. It was fun, embarrassing and frankly creepy. One race involved an Australian guy who cursed like a drunken sailor and who had been awake for 3 days straight playing the game. I had to send the kids out of the room!
02-15-2010, 07:17 PM
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I wish they would make a new Need for Speed Porsche Unleashed. The older game was pretty cool but the graphics sucked. I just want a game for the PS3 that has a 944
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