Run & Setting Question

[Pupik]

Do the tracks in Run & Setting (Sim Mode) ever change?

They seem to be the same ones I've seen since I started, and I'm at 88.5% right now.

 

[milefile]

I don't think so.

 

[Pupik]

Have you passed 100% yet? Or are you like the rest of us working stiffs who don't have the time to finish TT#10?

 

[milefile]

I know I'm over 75%, and that's all I know. I also have only used Run and Setting a couple times.

 

[Der Alta]

Nope, Run and Settings tracks don't change. I'm trying to figure out what they area actually there for. Every time you enter one of them, it costs you a day on the clock. Not a big deal for most, but it is to me.

I tend to use the arcade tracks to test out settings as they vary slightly per track.

AO

 

[Pupik]

Thanks for the info. The search engine was crashing a lot when I tried on my end.

Thus, Run & Setting is about as useful as the day counter.

 

[Dave A]

It saves time going into a race or into arcade mode, thats about it though.

 

[Majin SSJ Eric]

Does the arcade mode affect the realism of the physics engine? I've been using AM to test cars in my comparisons due to the wide variety of tracks available but was wondering if the physics changed any as it is not simulation mode.

 

[boombexus]

I like using "Run and Settings" to tune and test cars. It's an easier area to use and more convenient than Arcade Mode because your full garage is just one menu away and switching cars is much easier than in Arcade Mode.

 

[wildcard]

Originally posted by boombexus
I like using "Run and Settings" to tune and test cars. It's an easier area to use and more convenient than Arcade Mode because your full garage is just one menu away and switching cars is much easier than in Arcade Mode.

That's a good reason to use it. One downfall is that there are only a handful of tracks, while in Arcade Mode all of the tracks are there for you.