SkeeryJones

what used to be free now costs $29???

what a farkin rip

http://www.virtualrc.com/eshop/eshop.aspx?pcid=1

rc_alan

These are still free...

http://www.virtualrc.com/downloads/g...?gdid=47&gdc=0
http://www.virtualrc.com/downloads/g...ads.aspx?gdc=0

RC_Alan

BuggyKing

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Wonder how real it is. Changing track conditions, tires etc.

Blisster

iTrader: (5)

yeah those are free, but basically all it lets you do is try the paved oval track and a freestyle drift track, I wish there was one on-road track you could demo. $40.00 for the USB controller and then $120.00 for the software is a lot to spend without being sure if its good or not (LOL, thats a LOT of RC parts!)

My friend has the USB unti that connects to a reciever so I'm going to borrow that from him and give the demo a whirl.
Does anyone know if there are options for electric touring cars, and has anyone tried the offroad tracks yet?

BuggyKing

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DogboneS,

Wow the graphics look real. Will Virtual reproduce this?

SkeeryJones

naah the $29 pack is what used to be for free.

now for free is just the oval b.s

Jspeed

The money spent getting set-up for VRC is well worth it.

You can learn to drive some of the world’s greatest R/C tracks, set-up theory, vary track conditions and just plain have fun.

If you ever plan to take on “The Fort”, you owe it to yourself to run it on the simulator first. Anyone that has ever raced there for real will tell you it is the most intimidating & destructive R/C track on earth. Is it pricy? Yes, but worth the time, money, and aggravation you’ll save in the real world.

VRC is a great educational tool for anyone that wants to learn what would normally cost you thousands of dollars in wrecked car chassis.

Real Aircraft Pilots, F1, Indy and NASCAR drivers all practice on racing Sims developed to enhance their skills before taking on the real deal.

The bottom line is that we R/C racing enthusiasts now have the same technology available to us as the big time guys with VRC...

Ryan41

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You know what's even better...having Brisbane as your home track..haha..suckers

lil-bump

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VRC really teaches you how to be smooth and efficient. I was always worried about speed;that is not how you lower your times, its about being smooth and efficient. And VRC is the perfect tool that teaches you this. Also you don't have to worry about broken parts. I started with VRC when it first came out(free) so I was grandfathered into the new software.

MaDaGAS CAR

vrc is awesome worth every dollar and the new version 3.5 is cool with multipayer we should all go online 1 night and VS each other would e good fun

BuggyKing

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I couldn't find anything about off-road on VRC. Will they develop an off-road version soon.

Blisster

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someone posted screenshots about it on the first page, and Iread about it on neo-buggy.net some time ago, but don't see anything "official" on the VRC site.

BuggyKing

iTrader: (17)

Could still be in development then.

Neil777

If I remember correctly they were quoting late 2008 for offroad and early 2008 for V4 onroad.

Sow&Steady

OK, OK, you're right and Brisbane is a really nice place to live too ... Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast being near ... but its sooooooooo far away from civilisation!