V8 supercars............................ largest series in the southern hemisphere
Community Question | What Racing Series Would You Most Like To See Made Into A Sim?
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99.9% of everything or maybe even 100% are already available in Mods for Gtr2 and/or Rf1/Rf2 or even AC.
Just because it is new and cost money doesn't mean it is any better!
Just because it is new and cost money doesn't mean it is any better!
For me IMSA and WEC or ELMS would give you the most in terms of car variety, legendary tracks but I think it will be difficult until a merging of the prototype classes for the series. Added to the difficulty is the licencing which would require the FIA,ACO and INSA not to mention the buy in by the manufacturers but it would be the best bang for the buck.
Honourable mention to BTCC (the most fun on 4 wheels).
V8 Supercar and Indycar.
Honourable mention to BTCC (the most fun on 4 wheels).
V8 Supercar and Indycar.
SuperGT, current IMSA ( I thought rFactor was starting to attempt at this but at iracing speeds ), 1995/6 BPR, 1980 WSC/WCM, 1989 BTCC, VLN/NLS with the ACC engine. I could keep going all day though.
Formula 1 of course! Tired of the monopoly codemasters for this series. We have been deprived of a high-quality F1 simulator for many years. The entire sim community deserves to have a motorsport queen on their computers.
If not modern Formula 1, then historical - the new GPL! Only not the 60s or 70s, but the 50s - this period in simulators is undeservedly ignored. Only the AC gives us a try Maseratti 250F, in all other simulators officially there is no such content.
Any season between 1990-1993 would be very interesting, this is the era of active electronics.
In general, one series in a simulator is a bad idea.
The ideal simulator option is the ability to add series from large dlc.
For example, the base F1 simulator of the current year. And to him additions 1954, 1992, etc.
If not modern Formula 1, then historical - the new GPL! Only not the 60s or 70s, but the 50s - this period in simulators is undeservedly ignored. Only the AC gives us a try Maseratti 250F, in all other simulators officially there is no such content.
Any season between 1990-1993 would be very interesting, this is the era of active electronics.
In general, one series in a simulator is a bad idea.
The ideal simulator option is the ability to add series from large dlc.
For example, the base F1 simulator of the current year. And to him additions 1954, 1992, etc.
if ACC includes all SRO championship, someone should do a sim with ACO/IMSA/ADAC content.
please do that, I'd love some "progressive" sim where I pay 50€ the first year and each year one big update for 20€ (and repack the sim with all new content for 50€ each year) this way developers always receive money to develop new series/tracks, they could do a 5 year cycle on that.
please do that, I'd love some "progressive" sim where I pay 50€ the first year and each year one big update for 20€ (and repack the sim with all new content for 50€ each year) this way developers always receive money to develop new series/tracks, they could do a 5 year cycle on that.
FIM Sidecar Championship!
Motocross.
Can Am has career mode written all over it...every year was a quantum leap forward. Wide tires, then Wider tires, Wings, body downforce, mini-Shadows, blunt nose Lolas, Ferraris, Fords, You could have multiple lines of brands where you would have to earn a step up to the next level, i.e. If you want the M8 Mclaren, you first need to compete a season with the M6 etc. Paying users get the factory cars, free to play users get the knock-offs and year-old cast offs. Earn enough for the Big Block Chevy last year? No? then the 302cui instead of the 326cui. etc. Firestone wants to sell you new 12 inch rear tires....got the in-game cash? With each brand representing a new driver/person/user, your Lola driver may have advanced several levels while your McLaren driver is just getting started back in 1966.
Touring, Grand Touring and Endurance racing
For modern series, I think the Japanese Super GT series would be great.
For something historic, I think F1 in the 1950s would be interesting. It was an era of customer cars and "gentlemen racers", where someone could buy, for example, a Maserati 250F and go racing.
I think that would make for a good game structure. Buy a car, enter yourself into championship and non-championship races on the proper tracks of that era, compete against the works teams and legendary drivers of the time, try to win prize money to cover the costs of buying and maintaining your car, etc.
For something historic, I think F1 in the 1950s would be interesting. It was an era of customer cars and "gentlemen racers", where someone could buy, for example, a Maserati 250F and go racing.
I think that would make for a good game structure. Buy a car, enter yourself into championship and non-championship races on the proper tracks of that era, compete against the works teams and legendary drivers of the time, try to win prize money to cover the costs of buying and maintaining your car, etc.
Anything historic please
