Sadly to say I haven't yet found that "zone" regardless of sim. I have tried, but whatever I do I just can't gel with most sims. Maybe it is simply a lack of skill or patience, but I basically rarely play sims anymore, and to be honest never really did.
Yeah, I'm very particular about how things are, especially when setting things up. But this leads into a cycle where I have idea, I try to work on idea, I burn out on idea, then repeat with another idea.
Even though I'm not much of a vintage guy myself (barely have enough skill to control a modern downforce car) I feel that the vintage cars and tracks is where AMS2 sort of comes into it's own, especially with the F1 cars, as the game compliments them with a few era accurate tracks to race on, and a good weather system. (very important for immersion, running vintage cars at modern facilities is just not the same)
Maybe a carset is in order............
The CART and Oval stuff will be seperate releases. Daytona and Indy are likely shoe ins for the Oval pack, PC2 had Texas which could be an option for the oval DLC, but reading up on the Reiza fourms, PCars had a few unreleased ovals that were developed early in the WMD backers program, but were cut when the oval racing was not up to scratch.
The age old dream...Yea, Daytona is an oval, but not really what I was talking about. Was more looking for info on how the oval "physics" will be, like on intermediate or short tracks. What you'll be able to adjust as far as traditional oval setup changes, like wedge, trackbar, weight distribution, etc. Also the system implementation of caution flags. Will they have full course yellows, how will the grid start and restart? Pace laps, double file, all that kinda stuff. Im sure Daytona will be fun, but just about any physics can run around Daytona. Getting the cars to handle around say, Darlington or Dover or Martinsville for instance, is a totally different animal.. Hope they put in some effort and try and pull it off though! I don't care if the cars are called "stock cars" and the tracks are "Pennsylvania and Tennessee", I'd just like to see a modern "Stock Car Racing" sim that we can play online with updated graphics AND proper physics, rules, etc. Guess we'll see.. (I've decided not to hold my breath though)
