From what I remember you click the guys name on the boards and then load up that car and track then in the pits go to setups it should have a setup received message bottom right. Then click load setups and then I think its r2 or r1 (ps4)to get to the new setup click it then go and make a new save file with a name you fancy. erm I thinkWhen you look at the leaderboards and there is a tune available to use, how do I download it and use it?
I'm on Xbox One X BTW.
Hello, this is my first message on, sorry if this question is out of place, and for my bad English.
at this point (approximately) the GOTY version of PC2 would have to come out. but with "PC3" and "MADBOX" as news, it seems that they forgot PC2. Will there be a "goty" ?. I just hope they finish it and do not forget it.![]()
Hello, this is my first message on, sorry if this question is out of place, and for my bad English.
at this point (approximately) the GOTY version of PC2 would have to come out. but with "PC3" and "MADBOX" as news, it seems that they forgot PC2. Will there be a "goty" ?. I just hope they finish it and do not forget it.![]()
From what I remember you click the guys name on the boards and then load up that car and track then in the pits go to setups it should have a setup received message bottom right. Then click load setups and then I think its r2 or r1 (ps4)to get to the new setup click it then go and make a new save file with a name you fancy. erm I think![]()
But will there or will not there be? I should have left (goty PC2)
sorry...I do not ask what content it will have.
Are you picking a top 10 placed car there should be a spanner symbol ?I don't think that's how it works. I go into Time Trial, load up the car and track that I want to see if there is a tune available, I see one, go over to the leaderboard and select the player, but it just brings up his profile with no option to download that tune.
Are you picking a top 10 placed car there should be a spanner symbol ?
But will there or will not there be? I should have left (goty PC2)
sorry...I do not ask what content it will have.
I downloaded the demo for the second time this weekend since the Deluxe Edition was on sale and I figured that the game at least deserved another chance.
However, since I never really made friends with the game with all assists off or the authentic option and editing the controller setttings didn't really makes things better for me, I decided to leave it as it is and set TCS and ABS on at 'High' this time around. I know that it's considered scandalous by many but I couldn't give less of a ...., honestly. It makes a night and day difference for me and for the first time ever I enjoyed what the demo/game had to offer. I'll take that filthy casual badge with pride.
I ended up buying the Deluxe Edition and have been having an absolute blast (almost exclusively) racing the F355 and the Zakspeed Capri on various tracks.
Although I wonder why offline custom championships never made it/have been left out. Seems like a such an odd omission.
North American IMSA, it'll be a chipmunk I expect.it sounds like there's a squirrel living under the bonnet
Luckily there are enough options to make the game suit for oneself. The fact that they actually have made improvements to the gamepad helps as well. With a wheel, it would've been a different story. But since pCARS never really have been gamepad friendly this will have to do. It was the main reason why I dropped the first game fairly quickly which I found to be frustrating regardless of assists and settings (bought the Limited Edition day one).Most important is that you can enjoy the game the way you want. If that is with TCS and ABS high, then go for it. Most important is that you get enjoyment out of the game for YOU
Since I had PC2 (last week) I've only ran the 365 GTB and the 512S with the latter becoming hugely difficult to resistDone a couple of races but got most enjoyment out of simply driving the car on the track alone.
How come no one told me how easy it is to find worthwhile lobbies to race online, or how relatively painless and informative the process is compared to the norm for online racing, at least on consoles?
I think I was led astray.Sure, getting something that isn't GT3/GTE or some formula/prototype class is uncommon, but find the right people to join up with and it seems as easygoing as normal.
Yeah, I've added a couple that are on frequently, at least lately.You mean as in adding them as your friend I assume? I occasioinally check the online lobbies but I already have a hard time finding lobbies that match my time preference.
I had pretty much the same experience as you when going for the S license for the Platinum. I found a good variety of cars (even the 70s F1 at times) and some good guys to race with. It was definitely a more fun experience than I've had in most games.Yeah, I've added a couple that are on frequently, at least lately.
I dunno, it's anecdotal, but so far it's been one of my better experiences racing online. Few awful or dirty drivers, less waiting around in menus doing nothing (the race weekend format helps, using qualifying to wait for players to join), and in the Forza games, lobbies with less-popular cars or tracks weren't just uncommon, they were virtually non-existent, forcing me to host my own.
I just couldn't help but laugh about it, thinking of @simsimsheree.
If anyone has a remote interest in this game and/or especially the legends pack they need to watch this: