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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on June 10th, 2020 in the iRacing category.
I am not sure why iRacing felt the need to pat themselves on the back with such a claim that can so very easily be eclipsed by other racing games... NFS, Forza and GT each one of them can overshadow that claim within a minute...
Trying to measure themselves against the "big boys" will surely set iRacing up for failure...
I am not sure why iRacing felt the need to pat themselves on the back with such a claim that can so very easily be eclipsed by other racing games... NFS, Forza and GT each one of them can overshadow that claim within a minute...
Trying to measure themselves against the "big boys" will surely set iRacing up for failure...
Good on iRacing, but kinda meaningless i think...
Probably not Scott Speed.The question now is who was the specific individual player to put down the 3 billionth lap?
Probably not Scott Speed.
Or Kyle Larson.Probably not Scott Speed.
Or Kyle Larson.
I thought he was banned from the service. That's all.Not sure if appropriate to give this one a like or not ?
After all those laps and all the subscription money they have earned you would think they would actually put in a decent graphics engine and some QOL features instead of the barebones beta looking title it still is to this day. I keep thinking it will change and I'll renew my subscription but it never does. Hoping a title in the future like Rfactor3/AMS3 decides to go all out as a competitor pump the graphics up, features even better handling model etc. iRacing is still the 'status' thing for most of its users, "oh you race that? well I race iRacing online"