Artificial-I

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Just to let you guys know a vrc4 should be coming out soon. It should entail some major upgrades from what I hear. It could end up being quite a realistic game after all.

For anyone deciding if they want to get it , wait until the v4 comes out and people give there opinions then.

GrandeGixxer

iTrader: (21)

V4 is supposed to have electric as well as carpet tracks, maybe even off-road. This will be the one to have. I don't think they will have a track editor though, that would cause competition with theirselves. I wouldn't expect that.

BillyCaldwell

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I did beta testing for VRC and it was pretty fun, just back then it was single car and alot of changes as they refined the code. I am thinking about getting back into it since ive gota better connection then I did then and building a much better system.Would yall recommend using my m8 as the transmitter or is the standalone transmitter they have pretty good? When I did beta I used an old am radio with the usb adaptor.

nObRaIn

i haven't used any of their transmitters but in my opinion it helps using your own transmitter with the usb adaptor as you avoid having to adapt to a different tx all over again. in addition you get all the adjustability of your m8 and you spend more time with your radio which is always a good thing.

it also helped me alot to get the feeling of my new tx when i changed some time ago.

i never had any problems with the usb adaptor if that's what you're asking.

nObRaIn

any idea on how soon this whould be?


off topic: how do i edit my post?

edit: never mind

Osiris 75

iTrader: (18)

serpvect

Virtual racing really helps a lot, I've realized it a couple of years ago; years earlier the VirtualRC project even started. There was a VRC-1 adapter by Serpent which was connecting your reciever to PC's game-port and it appeared as a standard joystick for the PC. Due to absence of a good software simulator on the market I've used a very old game by Papyrus - Indycar Racing 2. Of course it's completely different in driving that and an RC car, still the game had a good physics and helped a lot, at least not to loose your skills in the periods of RC inactivity.

I'm from Moscow, Russia, and as the racing season is over over here, and no nitro racing till end of may possible, I'm planning to obtain a copy of VirtualRC with a USB-adaptor too.

nObRaIn: As for the VRC v4 it's only planned out fall 2007.

Excuse my English, guys! I hope it's still clear.

nObRaIn

hey, thanks for the info serpvect. now this brings another question. what happens when the new version comes out? is it still a free update like it used to be or is it a new game that we have to buy all over again?

i have to admit that i didn't have the time to search properly yet, but i still think that after all these changes there is a lot of confusion around vrc and very little information (if any).

Robert R

I just got this game week ago have not been able to put it down, little tough at first to run on some tracks. I am sure this will help everyone driving.

Wing Chun

iTrader: (12)

Hi There Guy's
I have a question, Do you have the options for a tamiya trf 415 ms or other brands can someone give me a list.
Thanks
Addam

Robert R

Not sure, but I like to see our Las Vegas track as track selection.

smostyn

iTrader: (9)

I live in an apartment. The closest track is at least 40 minutes away. VRC has helped me out heaps with driving style. I use the USB adaptor and find it very useful.
I am pretty new to racing and with the advice from the old hands at the track and practice on VRC, my driving is getting better.

Wing Chun

iTrader: (12)

Hey Smostyn
Do you live southport gold coast. If so I live Robina gold coast.
Does Virtual RC have the tamiya range.
Thanks
Addam

Neil777

Theres only one model per class which is used for all brands so you can choose any brand you want but your still driving the same car, the only variation I can remember hearing about is in the choice of gear ratios between brands.