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#71
Yes. I see that you included the file in your post but it doesn't display. I was able to download it and uploaded it manually here: https://forum.digitalgamingarena.com/gallery/Grand_Prix_Legends_1967.html
Feel free to create your own thread with that link if you want it displayed more prominently.
Do you have any gameplay footage you recorded? I'd be curious to see how the game looks.
Feel free to create your own thread with that link if you want it displayed more prominently.
Do you have any gameplay footage you recorded? I'd be curious to see how the game looks.
#72
Are you talking about the attachment bar where you can drag a file?
#73
I just made an adjustment to the attachment filter to allow .html files. You should be able to upload it now. The quick reply editor doesn't have the attachment option, so you must use the standard "Reply" button for it to appear.
If that doesn't work, you can always email me the file and I can manually upload it and link to it from the forum.
If that doesn't work, you can always email me the file and I can manually upload it and link to it from the forum.
#74
Jason, I finished a novice 1967 season in Grand Prix Legends. It exported an html file with all the race results. It's kinda neat and tidy and even shows mechanical failures of the drivers (I retired due to a blown camshaft once). Is it possible to post that file to the forum here, using something like the link buttons for youtube or pics?
#75
Never played either, but I have 1 on my Steam wishlist and the history shows it goes on sale regularly for $5 so expecting to grab it in a month during the summer sale. Once it was as low as $2 so fingers crossed.
#76
Nice. I've been getting into retro gaming lately, which is one of the reasons I was interested in Formula Legends and its retro look.
Have you ever played/owned Assetto Corsa 1 of 2? They're great games and are always on sale for next to nothing. I highly recommend both.
Have you ever played/owned Assetto Corsa 1 of 2? They're great games and are always on sale for next to nothing. I highly recommend both.
#77
A youtuber popped up in my feed that plays a ton of driving sims and he was showing off some grand prix races in Assetto Corsa and Automobilista that really caught my attention. But then one of his videos showed the old Grand Prix Legends title from 1998, still supported and heavily modded. I bought that game on release but could never get into it very well because my PC at the time couldn't handle it. Now all these years later it's a free download with a wealth of content made over the years. I spent all weekend racing 1967 Grand Prix over classic tracks. So hard and technical, but really fun.
#78
I ended up getting NASCAR 25 over the weekend, but I've only run some practice laps to see how the cars handle. The consensus online seems to be that the handling is well done and the cars feel weighty, and I agree with both of those points so far. I loaded up NASCAR Heat 5 immediately afterwards and noticed the difference immediately.
I'm holding off on playing too much while we're running our Formula Legends league now that I'm dialed into that driving model...not including my last race
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I'm holding off on playing too much while we're running our Formula Legends league now that I'm dialed into that driving model...not including my last race
. #79
I try not to spend more than $30 for games, but I may break my rule and get it for $37.50.
#80
I have Nascar 25 on my wishlist too and haven't seen it drop in price yet.