RFACTOR DIRT RACING FULL
RFACTOR DIRT RACING PORTABLE

if you don't want this future, maybe sims as AMS2 and ACC are the only options. about U$80) for a single car (with a very contestable physics and overall performance). Them, all racing sims will be 'car versions' of DCS World, where we will pay R$413 (the price for the F-14A/B or the F/A-18C. All it needs is only one of the current sim companies to try something more 'ambitious' that the players accept and them all the others will be pushed into that. in their case, there were a backslash from the player base, but bad ideas don't leave petty minds that easy.

RFACTOR DIRT RACING PORTABLE

The '''''joke''''' about paying for virtual fuel and tires is not far from reality because we both have some portable games already doing it and, some time ago, Turn 10 folks said something about doing it. I know that the racing sim market is completely changed, but how far will we accept to change even more.

RFACTOR DIRT RACING FULL

Ĭlick to expand.The thing is: With much less than 65 € we used to bought full simulators and now we have to wait for promos. Reiza, please don't ever make me pay $0.50 to restart the race. I also realize I'm looking at this perhaps through rose tinted glasses, but this development -> release model is here to stay, and is leaps and bounds better than the micro-transaction hell that is permeating many modern games.

I certainly remember when we would say, 'well this release sucked, I hope next year's release is better.' It may be a little scary to suggest we have spend $200 or more on a single title, but by contrast, we could be spending $40 on several, annual titles. The same can be said of AMS 2, which has been out for what, 3 years now? I'm very satisfied for my purchase of the DLCS, in particular the Racin' USA champ car content, because it has added significant value to my experience, as well as longevity. Oval 1.5 mile oval With a racing surface that lends its. Located in Sparta, Kentucky, this 72ft-wide 1.5 mile oval has 14 degrees of banking. In yesteryear, we may have expected an annual release, or semiannual release simply for getting new features, as well as bug fixes for prior releases. Eagle Creek Speedway is a D-shaped 1.5-mile oval, which offers adrenaline packed racing under night lights. In my experience however, I'm okay with that if such DLC brings value and longevity to the game! Certainly over the past decade I've sunk maybe $100-120 in DLC for rFactor 2, but the game has been a staple of my 'playlist' for over a DECADE. it makes more financial sense to extend the life of a good product by keeping existing players paying, and attracting new players with an ever increasing roster of content. The cost of developing a new title is expensive, given the size of teams required today even with a small studio, and the expectations the consumer has on quality, visual, content, and so on. In all honestly, we have to realize the development-cycle-tied-to-economics of video games has changed significantly over the past decade and a half, and DLC is here to stay.

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