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Edwin W
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Posted by: Matt Wallin (US) on 19.12.2013 14:37:44 (UTC)
Have been playing VRC off and on over the last 7 years and have to say i'm very happy to finally see a buggy. Overall i'm pretty happy, hope with future updates the buggy gets a bit more traction. after a good 5-6 hours of driving it I still find myself preferring the SCT. The other thing I have really noticed is the buggy really kills the FPS. I have a decent computer and I used to run max settings without vsync at around 300-350fps with SCT's and now with the buggy its 120-160. I have turned alot of my settings down now and haven't seen a real improvement. I have done also all the necessary updates to my computer as well. Hope they can tweak this also in the future.
Keep up the good work!
Frame rate .depents a lot , on your kind of display. TV or monitor. how many HZ do you have?? .also online is stil verry leggy .and it wil show in your rate nr.
i have a verry good comp and video card . but when i play this sim .. my comp starts blowing like crazy,. it realy needs al its power ..
What realy works for me . is putting the setting in the in Nvidia config .
Adjust the image settings with preview on.
Use my preference emphasizing :put it on: Quality:
now mine is way better . i can use all smoke settings now.and all settings full power.
Maybe this wil help you also
Greeds From Holland & Happy holiday,s everyone .
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Edwin W
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Posted by: Michél Guggisberg (CH) on 20.12.2013 8:37:57 (UTC)
Posted by: Billy Yeung (HK) on 20.12.2013 6:46:14 (UTC)
Posted by: Brian Townsend (CA) on 19.12.2013 20:04:06 (UTC)
Matt - 3D Suspension has a bazillion more factors to render, both in physics and in model detail. onroad is still 2d (or 2.5D I think) so it is not affected by this. Onroad cars just have to show the wheels going up and down. Buggies have to show the springs compress, the arms and swaybars move, the steering drag link slide side to side, etc etc etc.
Jose - Unlimited All Inclusive....I spent more money on tires in one season of offroad racing, never mind fuel, track fees, travel expenses, etc. VRC is 100% the cheapest part of the hobby for me. (Others may disagree, and they are entitled to that opinion, but for me, this is how I look at it.)
Totally agree !!
100% agree!!!
It would also be nice
If you could see the changes,on the car .on the pittable
now if you whant to see the changes you have to enter the track first and zoom in , to see .camber ,and toe in and out,,,height and stuf.,
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Josh V.
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Posted by: Brian Townsend (CA) on 27.12.2013 1:35:59 (UTC)
the 4 different tires have different grip levels to suit driver preference
Imo, it seems to be even more than just different grip levels, but rather, how they feel too, Cornering, accelerating, ect,...
Of course I could have an overactive imagination too,...lol
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Brian T.
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nothing is different with the buggy itself.
Where the difference comes in is the accessories. I'm going to be honest, I've been an unlimited subscriber since they first offered, so I can't tell you for sure what needs to be purchased for the customization bits that actually matter, but I can tell you this:
the 3 different wheels have different responsiveness
the 4 different tires have different grip levels to suit driver preference (some prefer to be planted, others prefer to powerslide)
The 20 + 25% nitro fuel will give different performance
RS fuel will allow you to adjust the oil % which will adjust performance accordingly.
The high downforce wing gives more rear grip with the sacrifice of a tiny bit of top speed (though so minimal that most will use the high downforce wing....)
The different colours of motors are all the same
The different colours of pipes are all the same
The different bodies are all the same
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Quincy A.
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New to VRC and ordered the expansion because i was only interested in 1/8 scale buggy but didn't realize that the expansion pak was not able to use the other drivers car setups..  in the load car section... other then that I love it.. can someone tell me the difference between the expansion buggy and unlimited buggy
Edited by author: 25.12.2013 20:37:12 GMT
Edited by author: 25.12.2013 20:38:37 GMT
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Brian T.
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Posted by: Ivar Gosman (NL) on 22.12.2013 22:21:52 (UTC)
in the air the car responds a little too heavy on braking (nose down) and a little to soft on throttle (nose up).
Which wheels are you using? There are three different types of wheels, basically light medium and heavy, and playing with the wheels can have an effect on the way the car responds in the air (and on the track too...but mostly in the air)
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Josh V.
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Posted by: Esteban Maur (ES) on 24.12.2013 18:57:04 (UTC)
i'm not completely comfortable with the steering... but they are great!
Your setup can make a world of difference, have you tried some other setups yet?, Here you can find some others to try,... http://www.vrcworld.com/forums/posts.aspx?topic=73805
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Esteban M.
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i'm not completely comfortable with the steering... but they are great!
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Kasper F
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Is there a money back guarantee with the buggy expansion pack?
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Hermann RModerator
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Posted by: Jimmy Chow (HK) on 24.12.2013 0:13:46 (UTC)
I wish there will be free license for buggy class for one month........
now it is free for the buggy worlds:
http://www.vrcworld.com/events/event.aspx?event=7759#detail
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