****Official rFactor 2 Thread****

jonneymendoza said:
So when in an online practise session. best to just hang back for a bit and let others warm up the track for u and then do at least 10 laps?
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no. its best to go out there, learn the track as much as possible even when it has no grip. Im a fast driver, i dont wait for others to go warm the track up for me. Im still like to attempt a fast lap on a slippery circuit. Also you need your tyres warmed up, so if your out there warming the track up, your warming your tyres up at the same time.
 
marc1024 said:
no. its best to go out there, learn the track as much as possible even when it has no grip. Im a fast driver, i dont wait for others to go warm the track up for me. Im still like to attempt a fast lap on a slippery circuit. Also you need your tyres warmed up, so if your out there warming the track up, your warming your tyres up at the same time.
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How many laps does it take to warm up tyres?
 
Been messing around with the Formula Renault 3.5 on Malaysia this evening, tweaking the car and a bit of learning the track and i've knocked 5s off my best times from yesterday! And that's still making mistakes... when I finally hook up a good lap I think I'll be on to a 1:47 :D

Still quite a bit of tweaking to be made to the car too, will post it up when I'm a bit more happy with it.
 
Any ideas how this would run on my PC?

Q6700 @ STD clock speed
4gb ram
ATI 4890 1gb @ STD Clock speeds
Win 7 32bit (yeah yeah I know)

And at what details could I max it out?

Thanks
 
So the game costs £30 unless you want lifetime online membership, which is £56. What happens if for now I just pay £30 to try it out but wish to 'upgrade' in the future, will I have to fork out the whole £56 or just the difference (£26?)

I'm rather new to Sim Racing (having come from GRID/DiRT/F1) but I do enjoy the harshness of it over arcade racing!
 
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