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Originally Posted by illiNOISE
I don't mean to pick the game apart, because overall it looks very good, but did someone forget to mention to the programers that midgets can't go in reverse? (see the car back up after doing the donuts and hitting the K & N sign at about the 3:50 point of the clip.)
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Hey thats alright, I dont mind you mentioning that at all, I cringed when I saw this was in the video, I did more practice racing than on my victory donuts! I didnt think the video maker was gunna add that bit in. I was just happy to beat the other guys!
"I would like to thank my sponsors and my team......." (lol)
There are so many limitations in computer games you have to make some sacrifices. In the Midget development stage I absolutely ruled out mirrors (like some other sprint cars in the game have gone for), glad BOZ winged Sprint Cars have not put mirrors in either.
The reverse was something put in to the game for convenience, BECAUSE ITS A VIDEO GAME.
Any opportunity to even slightly emulate what your heroes do should be grasped with both hands.
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Originally Posted by slide22
Well it is a video game... not the real thing. If we had video game push trucks it would be a different story, but we don't.
And I would suggest downloading the BOZ sprints if you want an open wheel mod. These things are a blast, but there is no AI and no one in the states plays them.
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slide22, Buy and alarm clock and come race with us! I know you will love it!
Some others that loved it!......
Davey Ray driving the replica Mecum racing Midget that he won a Chili Bowl Wednesday night A Main in
Two time Chili bowl Champion Cory Kruseman enjoys some rFactor dirt!
Aggressor Chassis builder and Ex 2 time #2NZ Midget driver Justin Insley
Midget driver Scott Buckley (2009 NZ Grand Prix winner)
Midget driver Gavin Ebers
Scott Buckley and Brad Mosen race each other
Direct quote from Davey Ray "That is the most realistic Dirt Game ever!"