Finally, someone is working on it! Back in the day, I really wanted to play it, but the controls were so terrible that I didn’t know what to do with it.
Honestly, it's **** at first, but after playing need for speed shift 2, and aquiring a T300, the controls aren't as terrible, and it's even fun. It's just very.........Adrenaline, like you're always in tension, always making correction at each turns as if you were driving a soap. but it is fun.
Oh ok. The post mentioned "physics" as a highlight, so I assumed it meant accurate physics, not just "copied from another car" physics.
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Kind of ignored it until you tried it.This 'Better Tire Sounds' app is worth checking out if (like me) it completely slipped under your radar.
The following sounds are replaced by this app:
Skidding/sliding
Curb rumble
Grass roll/skid
Sand roll/skid
Asphalt roll/skid
Brake squeal
Collision sounds
Additionally, the app adds the following effects:
Suspension travel/rattle
Better Tire Sounds
Better Tire Sounds is a CSP Lua app I've made that completely replaces the stock tire sounds from Assetto Corsa with a completely new set driven from a more comprehensive array of physical parameters. The following sounds are replaced by this...www.overtake.gg
Nice improvement, aren't they?
It is great to hear they last over there, here in Australia, drivers are not known to keep high mileage cars. most over 300,000km in second hand market (every brand) are usually in poor condition, but most people who buy new cars, do not keep a new car for over 200,000km and get lazy with servicing after warrenty period expires. That said, i havent noticed volvos being much better mechanically than other brands even in warrenty period, i used to scour auctions, and saw a few s40 and s60s with the same noisy top end as in my s80, under 150,000km mark. i dont know the reason for that, might just be me coming across bad examples... and it might just be the swedes pride themselves with their native cars and take better care. I did say i love volvos, they are unique and always ahead with safety. My dads 244 was my favourite (and a 242 bertone i nearly bought, but didnt have enough cash), i remember a car was parked in front of us on an uphill slope (cant remember the car, as i was a kid), the driver must have left it in neutral without handbrake on. it started rolling back, picking up speed... it impacted the volvos huge bumper and got a dent in it's body. my dad got out, noticed zero damage on the volvo, so drove off without waiting for the other driver to return. Here in Australia, our local car industry died several years ago, and almost all of our local car industry has been wiped out with most vehicles over 300,000km sold odf to scrap metal, but there is a big scene for classic and modified Aussie cars, which requires a different driver, service and car than most daily aussie drivers.
Yeah, ads are mostly fed to us non-Premium mouth- breathing plebs. I wasn't comfortable with being blackmailed into paying to have an acceptable interaction (YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime and others are also guilty of gimping your experience unless you pony up more cash) so I didn't renew mine. I'll just visit a lot less and wait forever for throttled downloads, and spend the savings on hookers and coke.
This is caused by Fazani´s way of encrypting the models and happens only with his cars.Woah there
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edit : uh, so close.
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Gotta love CM's funkiness at times
