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Pumped up for RFactor2

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6:42 pm
May 1, 2009


Babalu

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Crystal Lake, Il USA

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I am new to sim racing and have only used RFactor1.  It is difficult

to use…..but appears to be worth the effort.  I hope RFactor2 is

easier to use and has some of the enhancements that others with more

experience have reccomended.


Good racing!

Bob

11:56 am
May 2, 2009


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I agree that the user interface for Rfactor 1 could use some work.

The difficulty of the game should rest on the track, not the menu bar , which

I'm sure will be addressed in Rfactor 2.

7:57 pm
November 2, 2009


D.painter

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I think people are forgetting what rFactor is. It's been around now for a few years and has been built on. This was the purpose for rFactor. rFactor is a foundation to be built on. Was never seen as a complete gaming format.

In the past modder groups have been making add-ons to other gaming formats like F1Challenge, Nascar 2003 and the like made by companies like EA game and Codemasters. It was getting to the stage when these companies were no in support of what people were doing to their games so rFactor was formed.

As for the interface there are now new interfaces available along with manyother user add-ons all made by you the community and shared freely to the rest of us to enjoy. I'm sure rFactor 2  will be as easy if not easier to work with. We all should be greatfull to ISI for creating the founations to the best mostly free racing sim available today

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