rFactor 2: Historic McLarens Updated

[Paul Jeffrey]

Studio 397 have updated two of the recent, free McLaren Formula One cars in the simulation.

Bringing about some improvements to both the 1998 McLaren Mercedes MP4/13 and the older Ford powered MP4/8 of 1993, this is only something of a minor update for the recent content, but nevertheless a very welcomed release for what are proving to be two exceptionally popular historic Grand Prix cars recently added to this rapidly developing racing simulation.

Announced at the 2018 Sim Racing Expo in Germany, and released just days later, the ’93 and ’98 McLarens are the latest free content releases to rFactor 2, and mark a very welcome move towards increased appearances of high profile officially licenced content in recent months.


13/10/2018 McLaren Update Notes:

Mclaren MP4/13 - version 1.05

• Updated wet tread.
  
• Added new driver and animations.
  
• Fixed tyre blur.

McLaren MP4/8 - version 1.07

• Updated driver suit material.

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[Oldzeb]

This trade simply doesn't exist. You don't have to sacrifice anything to have good graphics, you just need proper development

Where am I repeating over and over rf2 has bad GFX? I have few posts here and can't respond for other people

Your unbalanced reaction to my criticism is just one more prove you guys have a sick relationship with your silly videogames.

Go outdoors have some real racing even in rental karts to feel what real physics are and you gonna take videogames less seriously.

but what arrogance, what complacency!! of great art!!! the quintessence of bad faith